To my knowledge (and I'd like to keep it that way), I've never been abducted. But my second ufo sighting did include a sense of different time dimensions. I spotted this ufo as an extraordinarily brilliant light in the treetops on a street whose intersection I was approaching. It was in January, six or seven years ago, at twilight with a clear sky, no clouds. I turned to the right to enter that cross-street and drove less than a block to park as close as I could get to the light, which was at a point nearly beneath it and across the street from it. I rolled down my window and observed it. After a short while it turned counter-clockwise and at that point I saw, not an enormous brilliant light, but a kind of grate with vertical slots through which very intense, hot light (like that of a welding torch) was visible. Shortly after that the object moved off in a path over the street I was parked on and traveled slowly along that path (still at or sightly above treetop level, which is high in this area of 40-ft. tall pines). I had a clear view of it as it traveled away from me and crossed the next street at the next intersection, then moving over the hill and thick treetops that begin at that point, soon moving out of sight. The extraordinary thing is that when it moved out over the open street where I was parked it changed radically in appearance, becoming triangular in shape with a multitude of tiny white lights covering its lower surface. At that point the object also appeared to be smaller. It seemed to move incredibly slowly, to take a long time to reach that intersection, so that I wondered how it could remain airborne. I had the feeling that it occupied a different dimension of time than the one I was in, and yet here it was, very close to my position physically. I would have tried to follow it but decided not to since the area it moved over is a neighborhood of small curving streets (in which I had formerly lived), and by the time I could get out onto major throughfares (on which I could hope to follow it for some distance) it would probably be out of sight.
Besides, I had an errand to complete, so I returned to the main thoroughfare I'd turned off of and drove at a 90-degree angle from the path taken by the object. Twenty minutes later I returned in the opposite direction, back toward the location at which the sighting had occurred, but took the next street over toward the intersection the object had passed over. When I got to the streetlight immediately before the intersection the object had flown over, I found the continuing street closed and police cars attending to a small car that had crashed into the lamppost at this intersection. I saw no occupants of the car (who might have been taken off in an ambulance by then), only two police cars and officers milling about. I couldn't stop there and had to turn right and go home another way. I called the police department the next day and asked if I could talk with one of the officers attending to that crash but was told none were available. I asked whether there had been a ufo report filed in connection with the accident and was told the desk person had no access to that information. I left a message asking that one of the responding officers call me, but never received a response. It seemed to me that the driver of that crashed vehicle might have had this accident as a result of seeing the same triangular object I'd seen as it crossed over the street the object had crossed over. The timing seemed right, and the trees, mostly tall pines, are clearcut about five feet on either side of this street. The driver of that car, if there at the time I had been there, would have had a clear view of the object.
Sorry to take so much space to describe these events, but I think the sense of spacetime distortion I experienced during that sighting might be relevant here.
