Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about the Amy Rylance alien
abduction case. That's correct, the Amy Rylance
alien abduction case. Now this is a case that happened
back in 2001. You can find the introduction of
this over at watchmojo.com. It says on the night of October
4th, 2001, Keith and Amy Rylance as well as her business partner
Patra Heller were staying at their Australian winery.
Around 11:15, Heller awoke to Amy Rylance levitating inside a
rectangular beam of light which is emanating from a disc shaped
object outside. Sounds like a classic flying
saucer. Just beaming this lady up.
She lost consciousness and then she awoke.
Amy was gone. Later the next day, Keith
received a phone call informing him that Amy was found
dehydrated and disoriented almost 500 miles away.
She explained that she had been taken to a mysterious bright
room and people observed strange triangular arrangements over her
legs. Natural roots were also growing
in her recently dyed hair, suggesting that a significant
amount of time had passed for Amy aboard the craft.
Wow, this sounds like a strange one to me.
Learn a little bit more about this, we go over to
ufoinsight.com. It says the Gidea Mackey
incident, or maybe it's McKay, the abduction of Amy Rylance.
And this is written by Marcus Lyle.
September 18th 2018. Looks like it was updated
November 22nd, 2021. It says the apparent alien
abduction of Amy Rylance from Queensland, Australia is one of
the most fascinating close encountered cases of the 21st
century and arguably in all of UFO history.
The events of October 2001 are also intriguing, as they were
largely viewed, examined, investigated almost immediately
following the encounter. Furthermore, following the
involvement of two respected UFO researchers and investigators,
events begin to unfold in real time, with several bizarre
twists and revelations along the way.
It's got a picture of this gal here to.
To many, the incident is nothing more than an elaborate hoax that
failed to net their participants the fame and or money they
likely sought. To others, it is an event that
has seen those involved quietly disappear into obscurity amid
claims of intimidation and secrecy.
It says on the evening of October 4th, 2001, in the town
of Gondiah, Keith Rylance, his wife Amy and their business
partner Patra Heller were sitting down for the night at
the Land's property, which was in the middle of development
primarily as the Whispering Winds Winery.
Because of this, Keith and Amy and and Petra, well, it has the
name spelled here two different ways.
It's they've got the name spelled as Patra PATRA and
Petra. Petra.
So take it for what it's worth. Made temporary homes in caravan
and annexes around the property. On this particular night, at
just after 9:30 PM, Keith was already asleep in the main
caravan bedroom, while Petra was in her room in the annex.
Amy, meanwhile, remained in the lounge area of the annex next to
both of the aforementioned bedrooms, watching television
and listening to the storm outside, seemingly growing more
intense by the minute. She would fall asleep on the
sofa with a mixture of the television and the intense
weather in her ears. Directorate would report she
awoke at around 11:15 PM and left her room to enter the
lounge. When she arrived there, she
would witness the events so extraordinary her mind struggled
to comprehend what was happening.
Directly in front of her, Coming in through an open window of the
lounge, was a rectangular beam of light, inside of which was
Amy, still in the position she had presumably fallen asleep in.
Several items from the nearby coffee table also roamed within
this mysterious beam of light. Petra followed the beam, looking
for a source outside the Caravan Annex complex.
She could see the light stretch back toward a disc shaped object
hovering at tree level a short distance away.
Then she lost consciousness, overwhelmed and frightened.
Although she wasn't sure how long she was out for, Petra
believed it was only a matter of minutes, if that.
When she regained consciousness and her mind quickly relayed
what had happened, she let out a scream as loud as she could.
This, as was her intention, awoke Keith, who immediately
went into the lounge area. The scene was one of confusion.
Petra, still anxious and agitated, made little sense in
trying to explain what had happened.
He noticed a tear in the screen at the open window, exposing the
room to the elements outside. He also noticed an untidy
collection of belongings from the coffee table on the floor
immediately below the open window.
Looking to find his wife, he stepped outside and searched
frantically around the property. She was nowhere.
Insight. By the time he returned to the
caravan, Petra had calmed somewhat, certainly enough to
tell him what she saw. As outlandish as it was, Keith
began to realize the reality of the situation.
Based on Petra's account, his wife was the abduction victim of
an otherworldly intelligence. He refused to believe her
version of events, however, making her go over them once
more. He again ventured outside again
to locate Amy. When he couldn't.
At around 11:40 PM, he telephoned the Tiara Police
Department. At a little after 1:00 AM,
Constable Robert Moronga, along with another officer, arrived at
the Whispering Winds Winery. By the time they did, faced with
no other explanation and with no reason to doubt Patrick's
credibility, Keith began to accept the bizarre nature of the
incident. From their perspective, the
police attendants didn't know what to expect and were prepared
for a number of grim scenarios when they first arrived at the
Rylands property. When Keith and Petra claimed in
all seriousness that a spaceship had taken Amy from the caravan
as she slept, they were presented with a situation they
hadn't remotely considered. Sergeant Joe Bosniak would
arrive at the scene shortly after and the three officers
would conduct a search of the property and the surrounding
land. Like Keith, they found no sign
of Amy nor any clues as to her whereabouts.
They did, however, examine and take samples from the torn
screen. They also noticed on the outside
of the property under the open window, 2 flowering bushes.
One of them, on the left hand side closest to the window, had
evidence of exposure to extreme heat.
It was during these initial investigations of the right
Land's property, as the missing person case was in the process
of opening, that the phone rang in the main caravan.
Keith would answer it and speak to a woman calling from the town
of Mackay, nearly 500 miles away.
She claimed to have come across a young woman, confused and
dehydrated at a petrol station. She had taken the woman to McKay
Hospital and after finding out her identity, was now calling to
inform Keith she was safe. Beginning to fill another surge
of overwhelming questions, not the least how his wife travelled
so far away so fast. Keith handed the phone to
Miranga. The missing person investigation
was now a joint Gondaya Mackey affair.
Boy, that's strange. So it didn't take her very long
to get there. What A few hours following a
medical assessment and examination by doctors at the
McKay Hospital, Amy Rylance was questioned by the police.
What she revealed was not only fascinating, but due to the
seriousness of the incident, it would find its way onto the
official record. Amy would claim to recall laying
on the sofa and falling asleep there.
Her next memory is of walking on a bench in a strange rectangular
room. All around her was illuminated,
although she couldn't see any source of light.
The glow came from everywhere but nowhere.
She looked around quickly, she was alone that called out to see
if anyone would respond. A male voice came from nowhere,
telling her to remain calm and that no harm would come to her.
Shortly after, a sudden opening appeared in the wall of the room
and a guy entered. He was around 6 feet tall and
had on a one piece bodysuit that covered him from head to foot.
On his face was a black mask with holes for his eyes, nose
and mouth. He spoke to her again, telling
her to remain calm and revealing himself.
The owner of the previous voice. It felt as though she had been
unconscious for a considerable amount of time.
Her mysterious host informed her that they were returning to a
place not far from where they took her.
Her next clear memory is lying back on the bench and drifting
back into sleep. When she awoke, she was on the
cold ground. Trees look down on her
menacingly and the smell of the ocean reached her nostrils.
Disoriented and with no idea of exactly where she was at, she
picked up herself and stumbled through bushland.
She struggled on until she could see the welcoming lights at the
petrol station. Upon walking into the service
area of the station, staff immediately noticed something
wrong and came to her assistance.
Although she didn't make much sense, she would accept water
and slowly begin to feel a little better.
She couldn't, however, remember her name or where she lived.
It was at this point that the woman who had telephoned the
Rylands residents spoke to Amy and took her to the nearby
hospital. When she gave her statement to
the police, she would reveal that although this had never
happened to her before, when she was a young child she had
witnessed a large UFO surrounded by smaller objects.
She would also sign agreements that allow prosecution against
her if any of her statements were false.
Serious business as Petra and Keith were still a long drive
away from arriving at McKay, the police would book Amy into a
motel for the remainder of the evening.
Once they arrived on the afternoon of the 5th of October,
the three of them would go over what happened and attempt to put
a timeline together based on their own accounts of the
evening. They would also capture several
photographs of strange triangular arrangements on her
inner thigh and each of her heels.
Furthermore, she had only dyed her hair to blonde days earlier,
however, and suddenly they found distinct growth of the hair,
showing her actual darker color. This last point is perhaps most
interesting, as it would suggest that what was a few hours on
Earth was considerably longer for Amy, wherever it is she
went. With this in mind, she ran her
hand over her legs, which she shaved regularly.
They felt though, as she hadn't done so for several days.
Wow, that is weird. It says.
The trio remaining at the motel immediately began researching
UFOs and alien abduction. They eventually found the
contact details of Diane Harrison at the Australian UFO
Research Center on the afternoon of the 5th of October, less than
24 hours after the events. They would relay what had
happened to the UFO researcher. Due to the solid light aspect of
the case, Harrison wished to involve a fellow researcher and
investigator, Bill Chalker, whose own research was extensive
in cases involving the phenomena.
With their permission, she passed along their contact
details at the Mattel and Chalker called him he when he
did. With their knowledge, he would
record their conversation, during which they relate to him
what had happened. Keith wished to contact the
media as soon as possible. Against the advice of the two
UFO researchers, they offered to him to think very carefully
before doing so. In fact, according to the
reports of Harrison and Shocker, Keith, although he hadn't
witnessed the events, appeared to want to control all aspects
of the investigation. Even so, the pair would agree to
investigate the incident. They would arrange to travel to
McKay and meet the trio, who would would remain in the motel
on the way, again, with Rylance's permission, the
investigators would visit the Whispering Wings Winery and
examine the site of the incident.
They would arrive at the Rylance property on the evening of
October 9th. As it was just short at 10:00
PM, the pair arranged to stay in the caravan annex overnight.
From there, the case took an even more unusual and
unpredictable turn. While at the Rylance property,
they observed the behavior of the family dog who was being fed
by a neighbor. It would often jump up at the
window with a broken screen which Amy had floated through.
Although it could be coincidence, this could explain
the apparent damage to the screen.
They would also speak to the police who had attended the
property privately. It would suggest if their belief
that the whole incident was part of an elaborate hoax.
There were more twists when the UFO investigators arrived in
Mackay shortly after they had arranged to speak personally
with Keith, Amy and Petra. However, upon their arrival at
the motel, they would discover they had checked out only that
morning. Several voicemail messages went
unanswered. Then, out of the blue, Keith
phoned. After apologizing, he would
state that they had been forced to move to a secret location due
to a Men in Black experience. According to Keith, their car
was followed several days previously by a heavy duty 4
wheel van. He would contact them again
several days later, however, he revealed no new information,
including their location, since that time.
Although the case is still officially open, the whereabouts
of Keith and Amy Rylands, as well as their business partner
Petra Hella, remains unknown. Rumors, however, persistently
circulate that all three currently reside somewhere in
the north of England. Was an incident a simple hoax?
And if so, why would the trio feel the need to flee the
country and essentially go into hiding?
Or might the incident be more genuine than most people give it
credit for, and the witnesses have indeed been intimidated
into seclusion and a secret, unknown existence?
Wow, it does make you wonder, doesn't that?
Very, very strange stuff. It has a little bio down here
about the author Mark Lau. Pretty good article I think.
Really enjoyable. Let's take a look at this next
article talking about this Rylance alien abduction.
Now, this next article that we'll finish up with is from
conexaufo.com. I think that's what it says,
conexaconexioufo.com. It looks like this article might
be a translation from Portuguese or Spanish into English.
It says the abduction of Amy Rylance, and it's got a, you
know, an illustration error. Doesn't give us a date for the
article, but tell us this on October 4th, 2001.
Amy Rylance, then 22 years old, had no idea what was about to
happen. She was spending the day with
her husband Keith and friend Petra at Keith's home in Gondia,
Australia. During the night, Amy fell
asleep on the couch while her husband went to rest in a master
bedroom and her friend Petra stayed in the guest bedroom.
During this night there was a very strong storm.
Petra approached Amy to see if she was OK in the room.
From here, all the events that took place have no apparent
explanation and have led this case to become one of the most
enigmatic alien abduction cases. Amy was being lifted into the
air by some sort of beam of light, said Petra, who upon
entering the room observed how Amy was being lifted into the
air by a kind of beam of light that was moving her toward the
window in the same position in which she had fallen asleep.
Outside the window, Petra spotted some kind of saucer
shaped craft and after a moment of shock she ran to tell Keith
what was going on, but when she did it was too late.
Keith ran to find his wife, but Amy was already gone, so he
called the police to report what had happened, ignoring Petra's
strange descriptions of the disappearance.
When the police arrived, they did not find any trace of the
missing woman, although they were able to detect some clues
that seemed strange to them and the window through which the
girl had supposedly come out. The Bush below was completely
deformed, possibly from being subjected to a high degree of
heat. After this unexplained
discovery, the phone rang. On the other end of the line was
a woman calling from McKay, an 8 hour drive from Gudaya.
It had only been half an hour since Amy's disappearance.
Wow, so she's travelled an 8 hour drive and 30 minutes?
That's pretty wild. If we're to believe this, the
woman claimed to have found Amy at a gas station.
The young woman was wondering aimlessly, apparently dizzy and
dehydrated as she babbled nonsense.
After the phone call, Amy was taken to the hospital.
At the hospital, Amy recounted her experience.
She remembered lying on the sofa in the living room and suddenly
finding herself in a large room while two tall figures reassured
her and took samples from her. These tall, slender figures wore
a full length black suit. When finished, one of the
mysterious figures had dressed her and said that she could come
back from her trip. Amy claimed to have woken up in
a forced completely lost, although luckily she managed to
make it to a gas station. Strange red triangular marks
appeared on her body, mostly on the thighs and heels.
Also, the hair on her body had grown considerably, as if she
had been taken away for a long time and not just 1/2 an hour.
Analysis showed that Amy had not been drinking alcohol and had
not used any drugs. Faced with this mysterious
event, witnesses to the event contacted the Australian UFO
Research Network and reported the case to ufologist Diane
Harrison and Bill Chalker. These experts studied the place
where everything had taken place and conducted several interviews
with the abductees to get to the bottom of the matter.
However, after contacting the investigators, Amy, Keith and
Petra fled the area as according to them, they were experiencing
a series of situations after the event that were not normal.
As Bill Chucker noted after speaking on the phone with the
witnesses. In his call, Keith apologized
for not being available, indicating that they had moved
to another area after the incident.
The main reason was that they were experiencing strange
experiences throughout the days, Keith said.
Men in black were chasing them and a speeding brown pickup
truck. This event scared them so much
that it prompted Keith and Amy to leave town after the victims
fled. The case was sold out and the
clues could not lead to anything conclusive.
And the nature of this event remains elusive to this day.
Pretty weird stuff. Let's go ahead and see if we can
find one more quick article to finish this up.
Right? An interesting case, I think.
Now, if you really want to get into this case and, and look at
a very detailed version of how it all went down, there is a
pretty good article over at abovetopsecret.com.
It's called Abduction Australia, the controversial Gondia McKay
abduction and just glows through, you know, everything
from the night that Amy Raylance was reportedly abducted from her
house, basically sucked up in this beam of light onto the
spacecraft. As a witness by her business
partner talks about their reaction.
Things seem to me to have gotten a little sketchy afterward.
The fact that the husband, Keith, wanted to report this to
the media. The investigators recommended
that they not do that. It goes in here and it talks a
little bit about the, you know, the character of the
investigators, Bill Sharker and Diane Harrison Simec.
They're pretty straight up trusted people.
And you wonder what were the motives if they did fake this,
They went to an awful lot of work to do it.
I mean, they would had to have taken her up there 500 miles
away. They had to come back home.
They would had to pretend like, hey, we're just chilling here
and then call the cops and file this false report.
The lady, she filled this Amy, she did fill out a report at the
hospital and she accepted that if this is found to be false and
she could go to jail for it. So I don't, part of me says this
has to be authentic. And then you get into the whole
part where these guys, the abductee and the two witnesses
say that they were followed by men in black and threatened and
harassed and they just drop off the face of the earth.
They're not talking to anybody. I think the rumor is that they
blast anybody who thought they might be living in the UK
somewhere. The possible that they could
have been frightened that badly by whoever about talking about
this thing. I don't know.
Or is this just a way for them to escape joke that got out of
control? I have a lot of questions about
this case, but it's also I think very interesting that people
seem sincere that there's videos out about it.
There's some cool different aspects of it, you know, as far
as like the lights concerned, people compare that to what's
been reported on Dulce Base. Just the whole experience seems
like it was just so personal and once again, showing that these
entities, whatever they are, are not here, in my opinion, looking
out to help us. They're just grabbing people
like her. They're taking her on board.
She comes back, she looks like she may have incisions.
These marks on her legs. Was she ever really checked out
for implants? I don't know.
The case does have a lot of questions and possibly these
people weren't intimidated from talking about it.
Until next time. This is UFO warning over and
out.