Case File 304 investigated Linda Napolitano’s abduction via hypnosis, uncovering details like floating through closed windows, medical tests, and traumatic memories. One detail: she reported a strange bump in her nose, which doctors later attributed to an implant—though it vanished before removal. Critics highlighted that key evidence came from Budd Hopkins’ methodology, later disputed by his ex-wife Carol Rainey, who called the work biased. Still, it remains one of the most contested and documented abduction cases in history The Sun+12Apple TV+12New York Post+12New York Post+7The Sun+7People.com+7.
