Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
Well, we have a special Christmas edition today.
Hope you're having a very Merry Christmas, you and yours.
Today's episode is about Sammy Hagar and his alien abduction.
That's correct. Sammy Hagar and his alien
abduction. Now, this is a story.
I guess it's been around for quite a while.
I really wasn't aware of it I guess, or maybe I hadn't looked
into it, but I just happened to come across this article and
thought, man, I should check into this a little bit.
And man, this is really really wild stuff.
This first article is from wmgk.com.
WG mk.com looks like a radio station One O 2.9 MGK Classic
Rocket says this. This article is written by Erica
Banis, dated September 23rd, 2021.
Title says Sammy Hagar says he was abducted by aliens in the
60s Sammy Hagar swears he was once abducted by aliens, and he
details his wild experience in a new interview.
Speaking to Mystery Wire, the Red Rocker said his alien
experience happened. Now I kind of enjoy Sammy
Hagar's music. I can't drive 55.
All the stuff he did with Van Halen.
Really interesting guy. He's been around for a while.
Article starts off, it says Sammy Hagar swears he was once
abducted by aliens. And he details his wild
experience in a new interview speaking to Mystery Wire.
And we'll have that excerpt here pretty quick.
It's something else. It's a mystery, all right.
The Red Rocker said his alien experience happened in the mid
60s. He mentions that when most
people ask him about his abduction, they expect him to
backpedal, but he staunchly says his experience 100% happened.
Hecker begins 4:00 in the morning, pitch black, dead
sleep. I felt like I was being
programmed, like someone's tapping into me, like it was a
string from my head to 13 miles up on a mountain place called
Lough Creek. And I know right where it was,
these little foothills, there was an object there.
There was two people in it, 2 creatures in it.
And I was 19. I want to say it was 64 or 65.
There was no remote control, no satellites, there was no
computers. But I sensed they were tapping
into me somehow, he continues. And they went on and they went,
oh, he's waking up, augmented by telepathy.
You know, they just did the communication when my head is
waking up, they yelled out a numerical code not of our
numerical system and it went and I could almost feel the plug
like an electrical charge leaving zapped into their ship.
Put a light on this ship where I see shadows of these creatures.
And I woke up at my house in my bed.
My room was Infinity white. I couldn't move, I was
completely paralyzed. My eyes were opened and all of a
sudden bam, I just went black. It was the time it was I broke
sweat and I was shaking and I felt like my whole body was
drained. From that moment on, I believed
in UFOs, Hagger added. Before that day, I never even
looked at the sky and thought of anything except for there was a
lot of stars outside. But yeah, very unique
experience. The thought of us being the only
ones in this giant universe. When you know a little bit about
astronomy, you know how big the universe is and what a speck of
nothing we are, that to think that we're the only ones is
pretty scary. Those people are crazier than
the guys who believe and UFOs goes lie down and says.
As for why he thinks aliens may have contacted him, Hager said.
I don't think they were programming me.
I think they were just interested like, you know, we do
with animals. So they had advanced technology.
They were sucking in my brain to see what I knew and by me
catching them, enlighten me. I didn't learn anything.
They didn't put something into my brain to make me spatial.
I don't believe that at all. I just believe that by having
that experience and realizing what it had happened, my brain
went boop. It was like taking acid.
My mind expanded and I started searching for, you know, the
truth and things like that. And I still am.
I would not recommend taking acid.
But yeah, that's his take on it. That's.
Well, now there is a short 04 and a half, five minute little
video here. I'll go ahead and play the sound
on this. Really.
It's really compelling. I mean, I have to ask you, the
story that came out, I think it was actually in your book
talking about being abducted by aliens.
Is that true? And can you expand on that story
for us? Is it true?
Yes, it is true. You don't go around saying stuff
like that. You know, people call you nut.
I've been. You know.
Everybody that's ever asked me about that expects me to try to
back pedal 100%. Happened 4:00 in the morning.
Pitch black, dead sleep. I felt like I was being
programmed. I I like someone who's tapping
into me like it was a string from my head to 13 miles up on a
mountain place called Lao Creek. And I know right where it was,
this little foothills, at the foothills, there was a, an
object there. There was two people in it, 2
creatures in it, and it was 19. I want to say it was 6465.
It was that. So there was no remote control?
Yeah. No satellites.
There was no computers, but I sensed they were tacking into me
somehow and they went oh, he's waking up all mental telepathy.
You know, they just did the communication went in my head.
He's waking up. They they yelled out a numerical
code not of our numerical system.
I was like, but you do but like I go get into woman and I went
and I could almost feel the plug like an electrical charge
leaving Zack into their ship. Put a light on in the ship where
I see shadows of these creatures and I woke up in my house and my
bed. My room was Infinity white.
I couldn't move. I completely paralyzed.
My eyes were open and all of a sudden bam, it just went black.
And it was the time it was and I stroke sweat and I was shaken
and I felt like my body was so drained.
And I from that moment on I believed in UFOs.
I started looking into astronomy.
Astronomy. I became a junior astronomer and
I started figuring out till before that day, I never even
looked at the sky and thought of anything I said.
But what? There's a lot of stars out
there, you know, hustle. Yeah.
The ground. I'm not going to drown with more
money, you know, But yeah, very unique experience.
And from that day on, I believe hard and you know the universe
and the UFOs and creatures the the thought of us being the only
ones in this giant universe when when you know a little bit about
astronomy, you know how big the university was speculated
nothing. We are that to think that we're
the only ones that's pretty screwy.
Those people are crazier than the guy they believe in UFOs,
but I think there's a whole bunch of different ones.
It's not just was it? There's not just one.
There's. They're all over out.
There there's all kinds of dimensions and I don't think
they were programming me. I think they were just
interested like, you know, we do with animals, you know which so
they they had advanced technology where they were
sucking my brain to see what I do and by by me catching them
enlightened me. I didn't learn anything.
They didn't put something my brain make me special.
I don't believe that at all. I just believe that by having
that experience and realizing that it happened, my brain went,
you know, if I take an acid, my mind expanded and I started
searching for, you know, the truth and things like that, and
I still AM. And that was in the early 60s,
early in the 60s. Do you ever have any experience
after that or that was the only time?
No. No, I've had a couple since into
different ones. They're different people, these
little great creatures that were hanging out in lake class and I
had a house out in the wilderness and I had just no
electricity locked cabin back in the 80s, late 80s, early 80s,
eighty, 182. And these little guys are
hanging around in that cabin, man, one night and you know,
even slamming doors and stuff. Not slamming.
Yeah, they would physical guys. I don't know if they were robots
or what, but it was freaky. It scared me to death and is.
It true, like you have on every single one of your albums, is
there a song that's titled after Space or something with
Frontier? And do you have a theme going
that maybe not everyone picks up on?
But is there a theme going with everyone of your albums?
Yeah. Space station ever fired first
one for some second Montrose album 1975 was space age
sacrifice my first solo album Hot rocks which changed into
another song but Silver lights was about the return of the Amos
coming back to see Check out their planet that they that
they. Populated somehow.
You know, propagated with, you know, planted seeds in the
group. The next album Read had someone
out there. The next album turned up to
music, had crack in the world on that record, as far as I can
remember, that, you know, a little.
Then I stopped doing it. Every album, yeah, but every now
and then I I got one on there. Awesome.
Well, thank you, Sammy. I appreciate.
It anybody dressed up believe it's crazy?
Yeah, that is a wild 5 minute interview right there.
He covers so much stuff. It seems almost like he's not
sure if this first encounter was a physical abduction or if it
was some kind of, I guess you would say a telepathic
abduction. He talks about this lying going
from himself to this. It sounds like a 13 miles up
this mountain peak and then waking up back in his bedroom
with his just enveloping this white light.
It almost seems like maybe he was taken to a ship or something
and then brought back. That is strange stuff.
And then he brings up about sounds like maybe 10-15 years
later, 20 years later, I don't know, in the 1980s, having this
experience at a remote cabin with these Gray aliens and he
talks about being scared to death.
Doesn't seem like a very positive experience to me.
Yeah. Is that strange or what?
I found a couple other articles on this, the one I thought, and
we'll get to them. This first one, though, I
couldn't help myself with the reaction from David Lee Roth.
Same website, one O 2.9 NGK. This is written January 19th,
2024 by Erica Benes. It says David Lee Roth's latest
comments on Sammy Hagar are wired even for Diamond Dave.
Now, I think these guys do seem to have a little bit of a
competitive rivalry, at least maybe Dave does.
Interesting characters, I'm both of them great musicians in their
own right, or vocalist at least. It says.
David Lee Roth shared some rather interesting comments
about Sammy Hagar via via his YouTube channel.
And this just kind of goes to show how people take the stuff
in different ways, as Diamond Davis want to do.
He went on a lengthy stream of consciousness about Hagar.
It involved the Red Rockers story of allegedly being
abducted by aliens and his knack of talking about DLR and the
press. Roth thinks Hagar went can't
stop talking about him in interviews because he was sex
probed during his alleged abduction.
I kind of feel like maybe David Lee Roth is having a little a
little fun at Sammy Hagar's expense here.
Roth equates Hagar potentially being probed to jamming half a
popsicle into a cassette tape player and removing said
popsicle from the player, thus forever altering it.
That tape player will never play the same again, no matter how
carefully you try and fix those delicate little parts that DLR
and it'll get worse and it'll seem like the singer that you
used to be will stop making sense whatsoever.
A lot like Sam goes on and says. If you thought Ross comments
were weird, let's look back at Hagar recounting his tale of
being abducted by aliens. In September 2021, Hagar spoke
with Mystery Wire and was asked about his alien encounter claim.
He says the incident happened in the mid 1960s and staunchly says
it 100% happened. Hicker said it felt like someone
was tapping into his mind. He recalled seeing an object
with two creatures in it. He then says these creatures
said, oh, he's waking up, yelled out a foreign numerical code and
felt an electrical charge leaving his body.
Now, the fact that it says that he's waking up, it's almost
feels like he's on the ship there with them.
And this is kind of a reoccurring theme with these
abductions. People find themselves waking
up, being on board one of these craft, and they're able to
instantly communicate with these things, or at least hear them
communicating telepathically. Next thing he knew, Hagar woke
up in his head and his bedroom was infinitely white.
He claims he was completely paralyzed.
Then suddenly everything went black.
Once that happened, Hagar said he broke out in a sweat and was
shaking and felt physically drained.
Now that almost sounds like he's being transported, you know,
back and forth, maybe from this ship back to his bedroom.
He says he wakes up and it's Infinity white, almost like he's
going through a portal or something.
And then he wakes up. He sees the room's dark again.
He talks about seeing the clock, seeing that it was the same time
that it was. It's like, it's like we're going
through some kind of a dimension.
And, you know, in that interview, he talks about
different dimensions. I feel like he has an idea what
this could be. Hager doesn't think these aliens
were trying to harm him. Instead, he thought.
I think they were just interested, like, you know, we
do with animals. So they had advanced technology.
They were sucking my brains to see what I knew.
Well, of course, you know, they didn't stick around to get a
signed consent form. I can tell you that David Lee
Roth is one of rock's greatest front men and overall, one of
music's most unique characters. When he's on stage, he's the
ultimate showman. When he's off stage and talking
with the press, he walks a fine line between brilliant and
insane. One minute, he takes off on a
stream of consciousness. That convention?
He's not all there. Then he'll throw out a
surprising one liner that'll make you think.
Holy Blank David's Diamond Dave has been smarter than all of us
this whole time. Roth will often release his
stream of consciousness moments on YouTube nowadays.
Back in February, he released a clip about his music video for
California Girls. Roth, of course, released his
cover of The Beach Boys Classic in 1985.
The cover was featured on the EP Crazy from the Heat, the EP
title. It would be recycled by Roth as
the title of his 1997 autobiography.
Roth reflected in the video. On a personal note, I feel
fairly confident saying that there were some of the best
times in my life. These were some of the best
times in my life, not the times on stage that my dad most envied
about me. These were probably the moments
everyone else's dad envied most about my life.
And looking back now, even I envy me.
You get in this music industry, I'm sure you got some big egos.
Although I have to say, Sammy Hagar has always seemed like a
down to earth guy to me. But it's I find it really
compelling to see how Sammy described his experiences,
abduction experience and then these Grays later, how he views
that himself and then how maybe somebody else in his field views
it from the outside. Now you have David Lee Roth here
making kind of a little bit of a of a joke about this whole
situation, claiming that maybe Sammy Hagar was probed by these
aliens. I don't think that was the case.
But it just that's how people act in general.
And it's a good microcosm of what happens in society if
people have one of these really strange up close experiences and
how they're perceived about people that are their peers.
And so a lot of kudos for Sammy Hagar coming out and sharing
this and not backing down the story after all these years.
Now, expanding on this a little bit, I found this other article
from The Hollywood Reporter dated March 21st, 2011 written
by Mark Cena, says Sammy Hagar claims he was abducted by
aliens. He claims they tapped into his
mind through a wireless connection.
Quote. It was real.
In a new interview to promote his new book, Read My Uncentered
Life and rock, the former Van Halen lead singer, now 63.
Of course, that's been what, 15 years ago?
14 years ago? So he'd be what, 77 going on?
78 now, recalls how aliens once tapped into his mind through a
wireless connection. It was real, he tells Mt VS
Website Hive. Aliens were plugged into me.
It was a download situation. This was long before computers
or any kind of wireless. There weren't even wireless
telephones. Looking back now, it was like
expletive. They downloaded something into
me, or they uploaded something from my brain, like an
experiment. See what this guy knows?
He also describes another time when he was four years old, when
he believes he saw an alien spaceship in broad daylight
hovering over a country field where his family lived.
I saw this thing floating across the field, creating this big
dust storm, he says. I threw rocks at it, an
expletive, and I don't know what happened after that.
I just have no memory of it and it wasn't a dream, it was during
daylight. He says he kept quiet about his
past experiences. Because I didn't know how to
explain it. I didn't understand the
technology. But now I'm pretty sure it was a
wireless situation, either a download or upload.
They were tapped into my brain and the knowledge was
transferred back and forth. I could see them and everything.
What was happening there was a visual involved, almost like, I
don't know, don't get me going. He says he could fill another
book on his alien encounters alone, says Hagar.
I love it, man. I'm into it deep.
Well, so now we have him talking about the sighting when he was
four years old. We have what looks like an
abduction when he was around 19 and then maybe 1520 years later,
it sounds like he has a close encounter, like an upfront close
personal encounter with a couple of Grays in this remote cabin.
I think Sammy Hagar would be would be an excellent candidate
to have checked out for implants.
It sounds to me like he is a he's a frequent flyer.
That's what it sounds like to me, like these things have been
tracking him for a long time. Super talented guy.
You wonder if that's because of his musical talent OR if there's
some kind of a family thing going on there where they're
tracking his whole family line or just what's happening.
But what I'm seeing here is repeated encounters and
abductions with Sammy Hagar. And hats off to him for having
the courage to come out and talk about this stuff.
Now, here's another article for ABC News.
It talks about a couple of other celebrities too.
And I bring this up because, and this gets into some high
strangeness titled this article Celebrities and Aliens, Stars
Share Otherworldly experiences. Fran Drescher says
extraterrestrials implanted a chip in her hand.
This is dated January 30th, 2012.
Fran Drescher recently said in an interview that she believed
she and her ex-husband had shared similar extraterrestrial
experiences, asserting that they may have been implanted with
alien chips in their skin. Quote, you know, it's funny
because Peter, and then it says Jacobson, Drescher's ex-husband
and I were both saw aliens before we knew each other, doing
the same thing, driving on the road with our dads, Drescher
told The Huffington Post. We were both in junior high.
A few years later we met and we realized that we had had the
same experience. I think that somehow we were
programmed to meet. We both have this scar.
It's the exact same scar. On the exact same spot, Jackson
told the website Drescher got the scarf from a drill bit or
from a burn, but his ex didn't agree.
Well, wouldn't it be nice if they could take an X-ray to show
us? I said to him, that's what the
aliens program is to think, Drescher said.
But that's where the chip is. On Friday, Drescher tweeted.
Must be a slow week. And how do you post to write an
alien abduction story on me? Are they going tabloid?
She didn't deny or confirm the story.
Well, it's almost like she's backing off it a little bit
there. Dresher isn't the only celebrity
who claims to have had otherworldly experiences.
And then it goes on down here. Says Anne Hesh has been known
for some outlandish behavior and ideas.
In her memoir Call Me Crazy, Hesh wrote about an alien
alternate personality named Celestia.
Now, remember Anne Hesh, wasn't she the one that was dating
Ellen and she got in that car wreck?
And I don't know, I don't think it's AI, but have you seen that
video where they're pulling around this burning car or
whatever and they've got her in a body bag?
I don't. I mean, come on, are they
supposed to do that? I thought they were supposed to
wait until you got to the hospital before they pronounced
you dead if your body was still, you know, intact.
And you can, you can, I'm sure you can find this on YouTube.
But they're bringing her out on this Gurney in a body bag and it
and they're it's being filmed from above, I suppose, by a
helicopter. And right in the middle of this,
before they get her into the back of this ambulance, it looks
like she's surrounded by firemen too, not like regular EMTs.
She literally like unzips a body bag and sets up and they put her
down and zip the bag up. And I don't know if somebody can
let me know if that's if that's just some sort of created video
or not. But I've, I've seen it on
YouTube, you know, a dozen times and it just looks creepy as as
heck to me. And that's Anne Hash.
But here we are a few years before that happened, talking
about her experiences with aliens.
So it says HESH wrote about an alien alternate personality
named Celestia. Celestia emerged in the days
after the end of Hesh's three-year relationship with
Ellen DeGeneres. Yeah, that's right.
That's the same girl and the 4th dimension, which is where
Celestia was from. There was no hatred, HESH wrote
in her book. Everyone was equal there.
There was no cholera, no race, no creed distinction.
In fact, there was no gender distinction.
It was a world of gods where everyone was everything they
wanted to be. There was complete acceptance
and understanding there. How boy.
Hesh described Celestia as an alternate personality that had
been with her for years who thought a spaceship was coming
to take her to a better place. Hesh said in an interview with
the New York Times Magazine that Celestia began 6 years before
her split from DeGeneres and that she used to go to her
trailer on movie sets to transcribe messages she believed
were from God, delivered through Celestia.
Now you read that and then you watch that video where they're
pulling around this burning car, claiming that she's dead.
She's in a body bag. She somehow gets the body bag,
unzip, sets up. You see her, they're sitting,
sitting on this Gurney. You know, she's, I mean, legs
down, but she's she's in a laying position and then she
gets up and then the fireman or whoever it is taking her into
this, into this ambulance or whatever it is, pushes her down,
zips a bag up and then we're told she's dead.
I didn't think that's how you were supposed to treat people at
the scene of an accident. Creepy, creepy stuff, man.
It goes on down here and says, Tom Cruise while promoting his
2005 film War of the Worlds, a German newspaper asked Tom
Cruise if he believed me. And I said, well, of course, Tom
Cruise. I think he was at least a
Scientologist. So their whole thing is about
that. Yes, of course.
Are you really so arrogant as to believe that we are alone in
this universe? He asked, according to CNN.
Millions of stars and we're supposed to be the only living
creatures know There are many things out there we just don't
know, and it goes down here, says William Shatner.
William Shatner, the former Captain Kurt, has long been
vocal about his belief in extraterrestrial life.
Quote, There is no doubt that there is life out there.
The mathematics of it lead you to that absolute conclusion, he
told the Montreal Gazette in 2010.
In my mind, there's no doubt that the universe teams, teams
with life in all its forms. But why would they come visit
here and not let themselves be known to everybody is beyond my
sense of logic. Then it says Sammy Hagar Back to
Sammy Hagar now. Rocker Sammy Hagar of Van Halen
fame has been vocal about a theory that aliens wirelessly
downloaded material from his brain.
Quote I saw a ship and two creatures inside of the ship,
and they were connected to me, tapped into my mind through some
kind of mysterious wireless connection, Hagar wrote in his
book. Read My Uncensored Life and
Rock, Hagar also said in that book he believes has been
abducted by aliens in the past. Aliens were plugged into me.
It was a download situation. This was long before computers
or any kind of wireless. There weren't even wireless
telephones, Hagar said in March 2011 interview with MTV.
Looking back now, it was like expletive.
They downloaded something into me or they uploaded something
from my brain, like an experiment.
Wow, high levels of strangeness. Now, maybe these things are
contacting people in the entertainment industry because
they want to kind of keep them on the shelf so that if it ever
gets to a critical moment, they can have these guys come forward
and deliver whatever kind of message that they want
delivered. I mean, who's to say?
Now I'll finish up with these lyrics from Sammy Hagar's song
in 1977, Crack in the World. It's supposed to be about
aliens, it says. I found out what it is has been
driving me mad. There's no room to breathe
between the good and the bad, A question between there's a thin,
thin line. But just around the corner
there's a change in design. I wish I could walk away and dig
what the preachers say, but those words don't satisfy me no
more. There's a crack.
There's a crack in the world. There's a crack.
There's a crack in the world. There's a crack, there's a crack
in the world. Just 50 more years.
We're all going to know why, when, where, how and who gets to
go. So let's all have a good time
before the great divide. Because things will start
separating come 2025 S Look for the subtle clues.
It won't make the front page news.
That depends upon which side that you choose.
There's a crack. There's a crack in the world.
Yeah, there's a crack. There's a crack in the world.
Man, that is some strange stuff. Now that's 1977.
He's saying in 50 years it's going to happen starting in 19,
starting in 2025. Well, there has been a lot of
divisiveness in 2025 and the last five or six years.
Really, it just seems like a lot of division between people that
trust what they're being told by the government or the deep
state, and people that don't trust.
The line I find weird here is he's talking about there's no
room. There's no room to breathe
between the good and the bad, a crush in between.
There's a thin, thin line. But just around the corner
there's a change in design. So I guess he's letting us know
something big is going to happen.
I wish I could walk away and dig what their preachers say.
Now here we go again. We have this conflict between a
couple different narratives and the one narrative always seems
to be the Christian narrative. You know, the narrative of good
and evil, the narrative of, of God versus Satan, the narrative
of impending judgement someday of, of what the Christians would
call maybe the rapture by this moment when anybody who is a
born again Christian is taken from the earth, Anybody who's
not left behind. I mean, this whole kind of
revelations tribulation thing. If, if the whole concept of
religion or Christianity or whatever, if that's just a, if
that's just a mental concept that we humans create, then why
does it keep coming up with these alien contacts?
But it doesn't make any sense. So I'll read it one more time
and then we'll finish this out. I found what it is that's been
driving me mad. So he has the answers.
He's saying there's no room to breathe between the good and the
bad. Here you go.
This idea, that of helplessness, it's the opposite of the
Christian narrative. This idea that that, well, it's
good and bad stuff. Nothing I can do about it.
So just party on a crush. In between there's a thin, thin
line. But just around the corner,
there's a change in design. So something on the on the
horizon. I wish I could walk away and dig
what their preachers say, but those words don't satisfy me no
more. So instead of taking away from
this encounter with this, this alien life form alien entity,
whatever it is, instead of saying, well, you know, maybe it
could be a bad, maybe it could be good.
I don't know. I see here where he feels like
he's unable to let that be kind of part of how he sees things.
You know, for some people, they, they can't, they can't contain
the idea of aliens or alien entities that just doesn't mesh
with them with any kind of a religious belief or a belief in
God or anything like that. They're not able to expand their
thinking enough to, to, to to allow that.
And I feel like that's where Sammy's at here.
I wish I could walk away and dig what the preachers say, but
those words don't satisfy me no more.
There's a crack. There's a crack in the world.
There's a crack, There's a crack in the world.
Just 50 more years. We're all going to know.
Well, this song is written in 1977, so we're coming up pretty
close. Why, when, where, how and who
gets to go? Where are they going?
You know, I mean, what, what? Let us in.
Let let us know what's going on here.
So let's all have a good time before the great divide because
things will start separating come 2025.
Sounds like a fairly ominous warning to me.
So look for the subtle clues. It won't make the front page
news. That depends upon which side
that you choose. This kind of takes us back to
this whole concept of if you know, you know, I think it's
important right now to each of us to make up our own mind
what's going on and to keep our minds open that, wow, what an
eye opening. What an eye opening revelation
about Sammy Hagar. I had no idea that he'd had
these multiple encounters with alien entities.
I had no idea how he had interpreted it.
But I think his music even speaks louder than his
interviews or what he's written down in the book.
It just fits right in with the stories that we hear from so
many of these people. And you can make up your own
mind. I'm not trying to tell anybody
how to believe, but boy, this really gives me a pause myself.
Anyway, Merry Christmas to everybody.
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