Coronado: The President, the Secret Service And Alien Abductions

by Yvonne R. Smith

A true story of a "mass" Alien Abduction…through unedited hypnosis sessions, you will delve into each individual account of these brave souls taken back to what should have been a pleasant trip to Coronado Island, San Diego, CA 1994.

442 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 2, 2014

About the author

Yvonne Smith became concerned with victims of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder ["PTSD"] in the late 1980s, and in 1990 [after 2 years of studies and 1000 hours of internship] received her certification from the California Hypnosis Motivation Institute [the only such accredited institution in the United States}. She immediately began to work with PTSD victims, assisting them and encouraging them to work through and cope with their PTSD. [Many of her subjects are referred to her by physicians and psychologists who believe Yvonne's expertise can benefit their patients.]

Observing that many of her subjects were describing a pattern of alien abduction and other close encounter experiences, in 1991 Yvonne founded CERO [Close Encounter Resource Organization] which provides personal attention and maintains active monthly support group meetings where PTSD victims share their thoughts and feelings about their unusual experiences.

Reviews

[Bettye J. · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is an unusual book. Apparently 2 months after the Northridge Earthquake there was a UFO conference at the Hotel del Coronado where numerous conference attendees were abducted and taken aboard a space ship for various experiments. The author conducts hypnosis on many of them with similar results and there is a surprise ending that adds more questions than answers. If you’re a believer this is fascinating reading, although it was somewhat repetitive when they described their experiences. Once you put the book down, you’ll start wondering, “Why haven’t we heard anything about this before? It’s a huge event.”

[Craig Clattenburg · Rating 4 out of 5]

I liked the book. Some was repetitive which made me keep checking to see if I was re-reading the same section. Spelling errors were annoying and she even mentioned that her son was her editor. The story was intriguing, group abductions and possibly a president.

[Derek Pitt · Rating 5 out of 5]

A necessary read if you have already read Chosen. Along with a few other authors' books on the subject, it educates us as to exactly what does go on. We may not understand the reasons why, but it is important that we are aware of what happens.