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Review of Leah Haley's "Unlocking Alien Closets"

Eve Lorgen @2003

Leah's writing style is personable, clear and easy to understand. It reaches the heart of the reader in a realistic, sometimes glaringly explicit manner, yet maintaining a genuinely balanced sense of humor. Leah's presentation of the alien abduction phenomenon refrains from a haughty over academic "armchair" style, while focusing on what is most important in this genre - first hand experience. With these valuable insights she is able to reach the hearts of the people --whether or not they have experienced the anomalies of the UFO phenomenon. --- Eve Lorgen

Leah A. Haley’s latest book, Unlocking Alien Closets (Greenleaf Publications, 2003) is a MUST READ for all persons seeking to comprehend the alien abduction enigma and its connection to military abductions (milabs). Experiencers of alien contact, UFO sightings, paranormal events, “synchronicities” and mind control researchers need to study this book!

Ms. Haley’s expose offers an honest chronicle of a milab abductees’ life. Milab is a shortened term coined by Dr Helmut Lammer, depicting military abductions on alien abductees. In Leah’s case, she started experiencing a dramatic increase in her milab experiences after her first memory leaks of alien abductions began in the early 1990’s and picked up sharply after going public with her abduction testimony.

Unlocking Alien closets starts where Leah’s first book , “Lost Was the Key” (Greenleaf Publications, 1992) left off. From 1992 until the present time Leah lived a life of continual harassment, disruption, spiritual warfare and mind control games, all interlaced between alien abductions. Leah reveals the deeper issues truth-seeking abductees endure, such as the constant struggle for conscious awareness during abductions, spiritual empowerment, discernment and psychological resilience to constant stress.

Leah’s creativity and humor shine when she refers to terms such as OMAGS (Obnoxious Military/Government Agent), CHEOPS (Covert Human Experimentation Operatives), VRE’s ( Virtual Reality Experiences) and telepathic communications from the Silent Voice.

Highlights of the book include:

The late Dr. Karla Turner’s friendship, research and untimely death by breast cancer.
The late Dr. Leonard Springfield’s ominous warnings about public abductees’ spouses sudden deaths, and subsequent love bite “set ups” with controller agents in their lives.
Leah was pestered by a paranoid woman at a UFO conference who tried to recruit her into the Rampthe cult shortly after going public with her abductee status.
A spooky couple named “Joe and Ellie” who kept monitoring Leah’s whereabouts, sending odd postcards, and riddles for over 6 years, later claiming it was for her own safety--when the government rounds up abductees into “concentration camps”.
The heightened increase in OMAG and disruptor activity after going public with her abduction testimony.
How a well-known abduction researchers’ sale of 139 abductee case files could have resulted in these abductees being unwittingly experimented on by a nefarious CHEOPS group.
The government Acclimatization Program for the release of UFO information and the ET presence is being tested and implemented.
“Jeff”, the good OMAG agent who seemed to pop up synchronistically whenever Leah was in need of support, and who encouraged her to complete this book.
The Silent Voice telepathic messages claiming to be “The Elohim”—or are they just another form of mind control from OMAGs or aliens?
A secret government agent’s confession that many abductees are monitored by various agencies, some of whose job it is to protect them from conflicting rogue agencies.

Unlocking Alien Closets opens up a reality shattering Pandora’s Box. It appears that each time we think we have figured out the basics of the UFO/ET presence, that we are again challenged by “how deep the rabbit hole really goes”. The question is, how much do you really want to know—and what can you do with this information? The future of humanity may depend on it.

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