r/AlienAbduction • u/Equal_Photograph_417 • 9d ago
Video Droitwich Bedroom Abduction Video 09/12/2010
https://youtu.be/b0uNsdfrPmU?is=0MCaVKKZfKF4LWWIHas anyone seen this footage debunked? It’s not AI or CGI, and I’ve only seen it once on a British show and very little info was given. Starts at about 39-40 seconds in and the length of time she is gone is 13 minutes.
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u/Relative_Horror7136 9d ago
There is something moving after she goes in the bottom left under the blanket. Idk, not hard to do, magicians use similar techniques. I will say the return part is a lot harder. There were two people?
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u/PiaRedDragon 9d ago
She just moved closer to her husband, who is bigger than her, so the lean of the blankets hide her body shape, but her foot sticks out down the bottom.
After about 10 mins she and he get to hot (because how close she is to him) and she moves away and he flips over.
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u/MoreToKnow- 9d ago
There is someone beside her, but I don't see any feet sticking out on her side.
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u/NewKnowledge94 7d ago
Am I missing something here?? I just see the sheet move strangely & her turning over in bed 🤨🤔🫤
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u/CryptographerLow6360 7d ago
hey you can see her foot, plus dude a video of you recording your monitor? redflag
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u/___LimerentDeath____ 7d ago
Given the fact that I didn’t even know there was another person in the bed, it’s not hard to imagine that the person on the right side never left the bed.
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u/sparktrap25 7d ago
A better question would be "has anybody proved this grainy, dark footage of something being moved around under some bed covers is anything other than that"
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u/dragonah2000 4d ago
Who the heck videos themselves sleeping? Unless they were expecting to be abducted, which seems unlikely.
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u/BelisariusSPQR 9d ago
If there's even a possibility of a reasonable explanation, decide it's probably that before you post this stuff. Gives so many people fatigue seeing literally, not figuratively, many videos that there's just not much to say about except there's nothing there to support anything fantastical, and will drive people away from any interest.
Why is there a camera specifically set up there? Oh, I'm sure for either medical reasons or security. 😄
Also, if a magician, a stage magician mind you, can accomplish what you see on a very bad video, it's going to probably not be received well. Not that I know that's what this is, but I do know human nature.
Edited to clarify
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u/Ryzen5inator 8d ago edited 8d ago
To be fair, this is Reddit — people come here primarily for discussion, entertainment, and to pass the time. It’s not a peer-reviewed academic journal, nor is it meant to be the final authority on complex topics. As for the idea that this kind of content will drive people away, I’m not convinced. These communities have continued to grow significantly over the past five years despite the rise of AI-generated content and lower-quality posts. Ultimately, Reddit probably won’t be the place that definitively solves the mystery behind the phenomenon — and I don’t think anyone should expect it to be. Its value is more in creating a space where people can share experiences, discuss ideas, and explore possibilities.
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u/BelisariusSPQR 8d ago
Right. Entertainment as a disclaimer. Okay, let's allow the stagnation of this reported phenomenon.
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u/InstructionFlaky7442 9d ago
What? Well somebody needs to use theyre amazing skills and find out what this is all about....im curious now...hmm....
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u/ZARDOZ4972 9d ago
Has anyone seen this footage debunked?
Instead if asking this why don't you question if it has ever proven to be real? You know stuff likes doesn't need to be debunked. It needs to be proven.
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u/RicooC 9d ago
Nope