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There hasn’t been much hoopla about crop circles in recent years, and that’s mostly because many paranormal skeptics don’t feel them worth their time. Most people have come to believe that all of them are faked, and here’s why.

Back in 1991 when the crop circle phenomenon was at its pique,  two professed British fakers named Dave Chorley and Doug Bower made a public announcement that they had been responsible for making them since as far back as 1978. And they demonstrated how they’d done it with crude tools: ropes and boards.

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Recently my colleague, Dorraine Fisher, published a very interesting report about missing time. Missing time or The missing time phenomenon as it is also called, is a gap in your conscious memory; it means that despite being awake and conscious, you can’t remember a certain amount of time. The gap maybe be only a few minutes or in some cases it can be days. It most often happens while the person or persons are doing normal activities, like driving, and they realize it took longer than it should have to complete the trip or activity. In some cases of driving, the person may find themselves on the wrong road or driving a different direction or be in another town.

Another odditity about missing time is that the person may realize they have missing time but not remember what happened or what they were exactly doing. This often leads to confusion and in some cases it can even be traumatizing.

A few days ago, I was contacted by a witness, who wishes to remain anonymous, about a very recent missing time event. This event happened in my area of Kentucky and took place on March the 19th.

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After hearing hundreds of paranormal and cryptid reports over the years, I’ve come to the conclusion that, of the reports I receive, they are probably only a small fraction of the paranormal incidents that happen around the world. And that may be, in part, because things often happen to people that they are to embarrassed to report. But the remaining incidents may be incidents that happened to people leaving them unsure that anything really happened at all. It’s as if they imagined the whole thing.
But maybe they didn’t.
  
A good example of this that happens more often than we imagine is the phenomenon of lost time.  Witnesses often find themselves in situations where they seem to “wake up” and realize they’ve lost a significant enough amount of time, by the clock, to be noticeable.

The following accounts are of two women who had such an experience, and were actually moved from one location to another unknowingly. They wish to remain anonymous, but they are friends and were together and had the same experience at the same time, which lends more validity to the event. And they each give their thoughts about the incident in their own words about their incident in rural Kansas back in January of this year.

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