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In the 1970s, New York artist and UFO investigator Budd Hopkins began to specialize in abduction research after being confronted by multiple reports. He wrote about his research in the 1981 book \u201cMissing Time\u201d and it wasn\u2019t long after the book was published that people started to be featured in the press and on television with claims of their own abduction experiences. In an\xa0interview for the PBS series \u201cNova,\u201d Hopkins stated that his \u201cbest case\u201d was one that involved witnesses who claimed to have seen a woman accompanied by three small humanoids float out of a 12th story apartment in Manhattan and into a waiting craft close to the Brooklyn Bridge. The woman who was reportedly seen was originally identified by Hopkins as \u201cLinda Cortile\u201d (now known to be Linda Napolitano) and the case has become known as the \u201cLinda Case\u201d or the \u201cBrooklyn Bridge Abduction Case.\u201d Hopkins described the \u201cLinda Case\u201d in his 1996 book, \u201cWitnessed.\u201d According to him, Linda had written him a letter in spring of 1989 after reading his 1987 book, \u201cIntruders.\u201d In the letter she described seeing strange nighttime visitors while lying paralyzed in bed as a child. She also wrote that she was asked by a doctor about what looked like evidence of surgery inside her nose as he was dealing with some built up cartilage that caused a lump that had concerned her. She wrote that she had never had surgery in her nose and that this was confirmed by her mother. Read more\xa0\u2192

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