Fire In The Sky: Travis Walton Radio Interview
The Joiner Report interview Travis Walton
Most of you have either seen the movie or read the book. The heavily documented and publicized account of Travis Walton. A resident of SnowFlake Arizona who on November 5, 1975 was abducted by an UFO.
This is Mr. Walton’s claim and is corroborated by several witnesses that to this day still swear by the same story.
The Travis Walton case has intrigued me since I first read about it in the mid 90s. I’ve been to Snowflake Arizona. Not much to do or look at in that town. I had just bought a puppy (Scottish Terrier) for my girlfriend. We had to go from L.A. to Snowflake Arizona to pick up the puppy. I decided to include another destination on our trip. We decided to go to Roswell New Mexico and visit the International UFO museum.
After we visited Roswell, we hightailed it out of there and headed to Snowflake. I’m telling you, I was really freaked out driving through the mountains and thinking about the Walton case. I was telling my brother the story and getting him freaked out as well. Ha ha ha.
I just remember telling him that we needed to get out of the mountains before dark, because I wasn’t about to get abducted and probed. 
Anyways, listen to the interview.
The Joiner Report interview Travis Walton
Written by Javier Ortega - javier@ghosttheory.com
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I think something really did happen to Travis. Not sure if it was alien abduction or maybe some kind of terrestrial abduction. I think the worst thing to happen to him are all the skeptics who treat him badly. More recently I happen to see a rerun of that Jesse James show Monster Garage. On the show they were building a machine to make crop circles. Walton was one of the participants along with other UFO types and skeptics. James seemed to treat Travis OK but something must have happened during the build. I’m guessing that James’ friends and associates started to give him a hard time. Before you knew it he comes on and give this speech about the build being lame or something and instead of making a crop circle with the machine, he blows it up.
I kind of felt bad for the guys that built the machine including Travis.
jbondo,
You know, I’ve read several interviews with Travis Walton and have seen several as well. In all of them, he sounds very sincere when he talks about what happened and how he wishes he’d never gone through it.
We’ll never know…
-Javier