Topic: University Of Georgia

Trey Hudson recounts a bizarre encounter with a "businesswoman" who appeared in the remote forest at 10 p.m. wearing professional attire. The woman exhibited classic "Men in Black" behavior, including social awkwardness and public urination, while attempting to lure the team away from their research. Years later, a psychotherapist in Turkey helped identify the woman as a real professional who had no memory of the strange behavior described by the team.

Joshua Cutchin introduces his research and book, A Trojan Feast, which examines the intersection of food and drink offerings across alien abductions, fairy folklore, and Sasquatch encounters. Cutchin, who holds degrees in journalism and musicology from the University of Georgia, discusses his transition from academia to independent research. The work explores commonalities in high strangeness reports that are often overlooked by specialized researchers.