Personal Story: Abducted by Aliens

This is a partial transcript from "The O'Reilly Factor," January 13, 2006, that has been edited for clarity.

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BILL O'REILLY, HOST: In the "Back of the Book" segment tonight, according to a FOX News/Opinion Dynamics poll, 55 percent of the American public believes the government is likely withholding information about UFO's. And 24 percent of Americans believe aliens have actually visited this planet.

In the Czech Republic, according to a 1999 poll, 62 percent believe extraterrestrials exist, more than believe in God! Czech Republic.

Joining us now from Houston are two American believers, Donna and Clayton Lee.

OK. According to the notes that I have here, both of you said that you were abducted by aliens. Now, Donna, when you — when people hear that, their first reaction is that you're a nut, all right? And, I mean, do you want people to know that? I mean, why not just keep it to yourself?

DONNA LEE, SELF-PROCLAIMED ALIEN ABDUCTEE: God, how can you keep something like that forever to yourself? People have reactions. Some people relate because they know that they've been contacted, as well. And people that think we're nuts, it's OK, you know. I don't want — it's not important that they believe that I was abducted, because I know that I was.

O'REILLY: All right. And you were abducted multiple amounts of times?

D. LEE: Yes, yes.

O'REILLY: Did you ever talk to the abductees? I mean, did they tell you where they were from or anything?

D. LEE: No, that I don't have any remembering of at all, having the conversation, no.

O'REILLY: So they just swept you away somewhere? Where'd they put you?

D. LEE: Different places, different times. I've had memories of being on what I consider the ship, because I know it was someplace other than any place I'd ever visited before.

O'REILLY: So you were in some kind of — you were in some kind of vehicle?

D. LEE: Yes. It was a vehicle, a room. It was very cold, metal. A lot of metal. A lot of metal.

O'REILLY: Did you see — did you see the aliens?

D. LEE: Yes.

O'REILLY: What do they look like?

D. LEE: What I saw on that particular visit, they were tall, slender, blond. Looked human, but not human, not quite human.

O'REILLY: All right.

D. LEE: They didn't really use their voices to talk.

O'REILLY: Now Mr. Lee, you and your wife have been married for 19 years. You say you were pretty much abducted the same way your wife was abducted, correct? Starting in childhood and then continuing on into adulthood, correct?

CLAYTON LEE, SELF-PROCLAIMED ALIEN ABDUCTEE: Yes. And the hardest thing for people that have gone through this is not being able to tell anybody. And the last thing, somebody that has experienced these types of thing is go on national TV, on the No. 1 news show, and talk about it.

O'REILLY: Then why are you doing it?

C. LEE: There are people out there right now that just think they're losing their minds and that's why we're going on, to tell them that this does happen to normal people. People who live normal lives. And there are people you can contact to talk with, and you don't have to be alone.

O'REILLY: All right. And do you guys market this? Do you go speak about it or make money from it at all?

D. LEE: No. No, we don't.

O'REILLY: Nothing like that.

D. LEE: No.

O'REILLY: So you're basically just doing the program tonight, even though you know you're going to be disparaged and people are going to make fun of you.

D. LEE: Yes.

O'REILLY: They are. We all know that. But you're doing it to try to say to other people who have experienced what you've experienced that they shouldn't be ashamed?

See, I wouldn't advise anybody to do what you do. I mean, I'm happy to talk to you, but I wouldn't advise people to do this. Because their life becomes very difficult, especially if they're working in a corporation. People would just think they're nuts.

D. LEE: Yes.

C. LEE: That's true.

D. LEE: That's true. That's true. Neither one of us work in a corporation.

O'REILLY: You're both independent. You can do and say what you want. But if you were in the straight world, whoa.

D. LEE: Oh, yes.

O'REILLY: Are you fearful that — of what's going to happen to you? Do you walk around with fear? I wouldn't want to be abducted, I mean...

D. LEE: Well, the major thing for me about being abducted is they bring me back. I'm here.

O'REILLY: Well, maybe they won't someday, Donna. Maybe they'll take you to wherever they live.

D. LEE: They might not, but so far they have. So you can't live in that kind of fear and still have a life.

O'REILLY: When was the last time you were visited?

D. LEE: The last time I really feel that I remember anything was about two years ago.

O'REILLY: Now, have you guys ever taken a lie detector test or anything like that?

C. LEE: Why would I want to take a lie detector test?

O'REILLY: Well, I mean then you could say, "I took a lie detector test, so you know I'm taking — I'm telling the truth." See what I mean?

D. LEE: Well, we also know. I know what happened to me, because I was there. So, you know.

O'REILLY: All right. So you're not...

C. LEE: We're not trying to impress anybody.

O'REILLY: I see. You don't feel compelled to try to convince anybody of what you're saying?

D. LEE: Yes.

C. LEE: No, we're not trying to tonight.

O'REILLY: Folks, we appreciate you taking the time to talk with me. Thank you very much.

D. LEE: Yes.

C. LEE: Thank you.

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