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What Do Aliens Look Like? — This Woman Was Taken In 1992
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January 5, 2026
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25:54Now PlayingMaria Cuccia is the author of His Name Is Elijah, a memoir exploring resilience, faith, and an unexplained experience that changed her life. In 1992, she says she was taken from her bedroom to what appeared to be a spacecraft and shown a child identified as her son, an event that later led her to healing through prayer, meditation, and music. Learn more hereGet the book here
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