Monroe, NC abduction report — March 1979

During March 1979, Pat Eudy of Monroe, North Carolina, reported an interruption in a late-night drive after leaving a friend’s home. A light was seen near or over a bridge on the route. The initial observation was followed by a gap in his remembered journey. He later found that roughly three hours were unaccounted for and that his position differed by about 12 kilometres from where he expected to be. The available summary does not give a continuous account of the car’s movement during that interval. A subsequent remembered narrative involved humanlike occupants and a taking experience, with that account emerging through regression. The short digest does not preserve the full dialogue or interior sequence. Eudy’s story was later retold in a dedicated case programme, which identifies him and the Monroe setting. The record keeps the original light and journey interruption separate in time from the later recovery of an onboard account.