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The Contact Has Begun: The True Story of a Journalist's Encounter with Alien Beings

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In this first of a series of three acclaimed books, a Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist narrates the stunning and controversial account of his initial on-board contact with alien beings called the Verdants in 1997. After his abduction to the Verdant craft, the author is briefed on the plans of this extremely advanced race to invite humankind into the Intergalactic Federation of Sovereign Planets.

203 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 1998

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Phillip H. Krapf

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October 13, 2023
A journalist writes about his abduction into a spaceship where they held him for 3 days and gave him their grand plan, so to speak ,for revealing themselves to the world. The reveal was supposed to be 2002, according to Phillip so I'm already a little skeptical.

Two other major "scratch your head" moments were when the alien wanted to have sex with him(I hate it when aliens are always hitting on me) , and the aliens told him they found heaven.
Apparently heaven was in a random location in space. The aliens also "scientifically" proved the existence of souls. No word on how that was proven.
Anyway ,although Mr Krapf's account is not very believable, it was enjoyable to read so kudos to him.
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July 5, 2011
THis man has no ax to grind and nothing to gain. If he's lying, he's got me fooled. If you're interested in UFOs, then read this one.
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February 26, 2013
Some of this I find well I guess I'm unsure of but very possible, the author seems creditable but to many unbroken details that makes me feel uncertain of his experience....
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