Joe Rogan Experience #1709 - Amanda Knox

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Train by day, Joe Rogan podcast by night, all day. (rock music) Yeah, so we started off this conversation talking about aliens, because it's, uh-

Because they're everywhere.

They're everywhere. This is Travis Walton. This is the guy who's got one of the more interesting cases. He, uh, was abducted, allegedly, in Arizona when he was working as a logger.

Okay.

And there's a bunch of witnesses that saw the craft, and he disappeared for several days and then came back and has this crazy story.

Okay. Any anal probing?

I don't think he had any anal probing. They, they supposedly, um, worked on him because he, he tried to approach the craft, allegedly, in his story.

Okay, so this is like an E.T. scenario-

Yeah.

... the craft is on the ground.

The craft was either on the ground or hovering above the ground, I forget which, and he, he and these other loggers saw it, and he decided to run towards it. And he ran towards it and got hit with some kind of energy. The guys freaked out, the guys that he had been with freaked out and took off, drove away, and as they were driving away, they drove, like, I forget how far, and then they're like, "Fuck, we gotta go back. We gotta go... But this is crazy, what happened?" They go back and he's gone and they can't find him.

Hmm.

There's some evidence that the ship was there, that there was some sort of a disturbance on the ground, but Travis is gone. He disappeared for a few days and then came back and with this fantastic story.

And define worked on him.

Yeah, exactly.

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I don't know, you know, like maybe, I guess, whatever energy was coming off the craft damaged him physically, so they did some sort of biological-

Like radiation?

... repair on him, whatever it was, whether it's radiation or some sort of propulsion system that they had that had some sort of energy that comes off of it, electricity, magnetics, whatever. I don't know what it was.

Hmm.

I don't know if it's real. You know, it's hard, it's hard when people just tell you stories.

Yeah.

He didn't seem like a liar. He seemed like a very credible man that had an extraordinary experience many decades ago, but maybe he's full of shit. You know, there, therein lies the Amanda Knox case.

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(laughs) Right?

(laughs)

Like, no one knows the truth. When you're dealing with, uh, any story where people are trying to piece together a story, it's, it's very complex, and people like to pretend that they can read people.

Yes. (clears throat)

That's a problem. It's a real problem.

Yes.