Just back from my trip to India, and it was epic in many ways. To experience this rich, ancient culture first-hand was a wonderful opportunity. I made friends and allies, and we’ve got the start of an effective research organization there.

Young alien hunters in India. Derrel Sims at Taj with Hitesh K. Yadav and Shivansh Shukla.

My young investigators have all the right stuff and we hope to break to the stigma against the topic that exists in this fascinating country.

The case they uncovered that brought me to India involves a bright professional woman in her early 30s. She and some of her family members have experienced multiple contact with what they described as children as “monkey people.” Our patient has recall of receiving alien implants at various times in her life.

India implant in situ

My investigators were impressed with her story, the details and clarity, as well as the physical evidence she presented. They shared her medical records, Xrays and reports, and after I spoke with her myself, I believed this was a genuine case with the markers of the rare alien implant in her shoulder.

The seemingly metallic object was visible beneath the skin as a lump. The patient was resolute to have it removed surgically, which would be a simple procedure. She was also interested in learning more about her contact experiences than she was able to remember. She was very eager for me to come and oversee the surgery personally, and work with her privately.

The surgery was going to be performed in Delhi, under conventional medical setting. The surgeon and the hospital director were very cooperative. They followed my directions about handling the object and importantly maintaining chain of custody. The entire procedure was documented on video, and included 5 witnesses besides myself.

Derrel directs the nurse to place the implant in formalin to preserve it.

The object was covered with a biological casing. The surgeon did think this was unusual, but I have seen this before in previous implant surgeries. The pathology testing will reveal if this is a natural inflammatory response, or something else (as I suspect.)

The patient had no physical ill effects. However, that night she did experience extreme terror, sensing “they” were angry at the object’s removal. Similar emotions were also felt by other family members. There is more that I cannot share at this time, but let’s just say that I don’t mind messing with the alien’s program here (grins).

The patient then took me to Mumbai to meet her family and work with her privately. I was impressed by her sincerity, and the extensive psychological testing gave me insight into her particular case. I suspect there are at least 2 other sites of previous implantation (possibly still extant), and she does exhibit a typical scoop mark on one of her legs.

The implant in its biological casing

Overall the experience was cathartic for the patient and my hope is also that I was able to provide some comfort and insight. However, it’s not unusual to have a rollercoaster of conflicting feelings follow such an event (probably result of alien programming and interference). I am here for the patient and her family as needed. She’s part of our special “family” now.

I plan to remove the biological casing, have both tissue pathology and metalurgical testing done and report on the findings. This is just the beginning.

I’ll have some more info soon about other aspects of this fascinating trip, so stay tuned Alien Hunter Nation!

It’s been a real busy summer, including a wonderful trip to Roswell, New Mexico for the annual conference at the Roswell Museum. Always a delight to work with these fine folks, who preserve the legacy of that fateful 1947 event. More importantly, they bring everyone together to share how far we’ve come in exposing the reality of the alien presence, and how much further we still have to go. One of my favorite parts of the conference is getting to moderate the experiencers panel. As I’ve always said, it’s going to take all of us sharing our discoveries and encounters–that means both the investigators and abductees/contactees. Some of the best pieces of evidence I have came from folks out there that were paying attention enough to share with me things they’ve found (on their own bodies and around them.)

I had a fun trip a couple of weeks ago to New Mexico to follow up on an unusual sighting of something unusual. Hate to be cagey about this, but I can’t share details just yet. Hopefully soon!

Those of you who heard me on Jimmy Church’s Fade To Black know I’m working an extraordinary case right now with a woman from India. The medical records I’ve seen so far, and my contact with her, lead me to believe this could be one of those rare cases of alien implants. Looks like I’ll be heading out there next month to find out more. I’ll be connecting with a couple of young researchers there and visiting local UFO hot spots and more. Can’t wait to share it all with Alien Hunter Nation!

Then looks like I’ll be heading to colder climate in October–a conference in Edmonton, Canada. I have a couple of ongoing cases nearby, too, so this will be a great chance to work them up close and personal.

Looking forward to sharing more insights with you here and on my Facebook page!

I’ll be appearing tonight on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory during the second half of the program to talk about alien encounters, abductions, and implants. Tune in! If you miss it, you can always listen later if you’re a Coast Insider.

If you want to “warm up,” there’s a special preview of one of my appearances on an upcoming show on After Dark that’s available for free right now: It’s called “Dances In The Dark: Derrel Sims – The Alien Hunter,” and gives a good overview of my take on these things.

I’ll be getting more specific tonight on Coast with George, so don’t forget to tune in!

  Had a blast a couple weeks back filming with the crew from Channel 2 Houston. Reporter Owen Conflenti asked some great questions, and seemed genuinely interested in what I had to say.

The final piece aired tonight in Houston, and the video is posted on their website.

I appreciate getting the chance to share a bit about what I do and why.

One funny note: I seem to be getting a lot of comments lately about my wardrobe, whether it’s my black duster I wear on a lot of “Uncovering Aliens” episodes, or as Owen says in the report, the fact that I’m wearing a jacket. Well, I thought I’d dress up a bit for the camera, didn’t mean to cause a fuss! Hey, I’m no fashion hound, but I do think my new hat looks sharp, don’t you?

I’m fortunate to have some friends in this field that support my view of the alien abduction phenomenon. In a recent email discussion among researchers, a pal of mine just absolutely nailed it. Not sure he wants to be identified, so I’ll just say for now, this is from Mr. T.:

“Derrel Sims is a friend of mine. He sums it all up quite well–

‘This is a farm planet and we are the cattle.’

But most people are too arrogant to admit this. Some of it is caused by fear.

“Many of those ‘lights in the sky’ are simply pick-ups and drop-offs of people (cattle.) It’s a cold, cruel fact. None of them are here to help us. If they were here to help and could stop this, then all abductions would have ended long ago. So much for God intervening.

“Aliens lie, lie, lie to people. To them it isn’t lying; they function under a very different paradigm than we can understand. A remotely similar thing is often practiced in our business world with business deals, where the ends justifies the means. 

“Long before someone has earned their doctorate, they are almost always deeply brainwashed to laugh at abductions. This is “scientific method” brainwashing. That is, until it happens to them. Only then do they stop laughing.”

You are most correct, Mr. T.–I couldn’t have said it better myself!