Ceres Colony Cavalier

A True Account Of One Man's Twenty Year Abduction

De: Tony Rodrigues

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The story within this book is confronting, seemingly impossible, and beyond logic for the common person. How could someone be kidnapped, live in their body for twenty years, then returned to the point of kidnapping at the same age? Once unheard of, a twenty year tour—often partially served in outer space—has now become a phenomenon that more and more claim to have experienced. Few have the depth of memory and detail as Tony Rodrigues.

This is an account of what is being hidden from us and just how far they have gone without us. Deep in our souls, we know the truth is stranger than fiction. We also know there has to be more to life that the sanitized get-up-and-go-to-work routine we've all be offered. Within these pages is a glimpse of a reality beyond your wildest imagination.

Tony Rodrigues is a self-proclaimed normal guy living in a small town with his family, two dogs, and cat. He runs online support groups for others who suspect they've been involved in similar programs.

Forward by Dr. Michael Salla.

Topics covered include: space programs, UFO, ufology, Tony Rodrigues, aliens, alien races, Exopolitics, secret societies, disclosure, hidden knowledge, suppressed technologies, and more.

Loved it, he is one tough, upstanding human! I was mad, sad, disgusted all at once

Legit, gotta listen! This guy is top notch. I feel for him & what he went through, wishing I could help him & kept on thinking what if that was my child. Keep on sharing your truth, god bless!

I was sad it when it was over. Amazing story, loved it could not put it down.

Ai voice is rough and emotionless. It was still a very gripping story. Highly recommended.

Terrible narration

the story was good enough but for me was completely ruined by the virtual narration. incorrect stressing in some words with accents on words where there should not have been.

How could anybody like this?

Child SA, stuff that has no way of being validated. I was not a fan. It was clunky, not well written, and I found it impossible to believe ANY of this was real. The whole thing just seems like “Sources Cited: Trust me bro”. I found myself being repulsed by the amount of child r*pe he talked about. Didn’t need to be in a book about aliens and space travel. Wish I could return it.