Bedroom-visitors. Saskia's case

The term "bedroom visitors" refers to alien entities that appear in homes, often at night, with various intentions—from abductions to simple manifestations. The story of Saskia from Hesse, who experienced several disturbing visitations, becomes the focal point of research on this phenomenon. In her accounts, she recounts strange appearances in her bedroom, including a small figure that disappeared behind a wardrobe, and mysterious, hooded beings she saw while on vacation. Her experiences fit into the broader context of paranormal phenomena and alien abductions.

Bedroom visitors are a term used to describe alien beings who unexpectedly appear in houses and apartments, but not necessarily in bedrooms. The time of day also varies, although most of these appearances occur at night. The purpose of these visits varies; sometimes they involve abductions, other times they involve the appearance of a given entity only to vanish into thin air a moment later. In some bizarre cases, the intention has been simply to chat or convey information.

Readers of Johannes Fiebag's books are familiar with the case of Saskia of Hesse (Germany), and although several years have passed since the book's publication, we managed to locate this woman. Saskia agreed to retell her story and even draw the drawings we include below.

UFOs seem to have taken a liking to this person. According to her, she had several occasions where she saw bright dots in the sky that couldn't have been airplanes or stars. After waking up in the middle of the night and needing to go out onto the balcony to observe the bright dots, she became ill for the next three days, with headaches, nausea, and utter discomfort as a side effect of the sightings.

the early 1990s, there was a night visit to Saskia's apartment.

"My son made himself a bed, as he often does, on the floor next to my bed. He was already asleep when I turned out the light. I was lying on my left side, looking out the window. Suddenly, I felt something groping me under the covers. It slowly slid onto my right hip, where my hand was also resting. I waited quietly until it moved close enough for me to grab it. I was still convinced it was my child's hand. When it was next to mine, I grabbed it quite energetically. It was a hand, but I felt in its grip that it was a very thin hand with three or four long fingers, which, under the pressure of the grip, slipped over each other. I held it in my hand for a short moment, when it was yanked away from me. I threw myself in bed and saw a small figure, about 90-100 cm tall, who almost fell over my son, who was sleeping on the floor. However, it quickly regained its balance and disappeared behind the wardrobe. I can't give any details; what I saw was a shadow or a dark silhouette, in a room with the lights off it was impossible to see any details."

The unknown is hiding behind the wardrobe

According to Saskia, not only did she not hear any footsteps or notice any light coming in when she opened the bedroom door, but the strangest thing is that the wardrobe is no more than 5 cm from the wall, leaving no room to hide. This, however, is precisely what sets Bedrom visitors apart: they can disappear, vanish into thin air, and, according to some witnesses, even "enter walls."

In 1995, Saskia experienced an unexpected visit, the scene of the incident was again the bedroom.

"I woke up in the morning, it was already light, and I lay there with my eyes closed, enjoying the blissful silence. After a while, I opened my eyes, looked at the end of the bed, and... I wasn't even scared when I saw the head and neck of a deer. I just thought, 'What nonsense, a deer in the bedroom,' at the same moment the thought flashed through my mind, 'That's not a deer, that's something else.' This "something" opened its eyes wide and... vanished into thin air. It seemed strange to me from the very beginning, because why would a deer be in my bedroom? When I tried to remember what it looked like, I realized it had nothing to do with a deer, probably just those big, round eyes. The creature actually looked more terrified than I did."

A drawing of a supposed "roe deer"

While on holiday in Sri Lanka in 1997, another incident occurred in a hotel room.

"Before my vacation, I bought a book by B. Hopkins about human abductions. I had read the first few pages when the fateful night occurred. I woke up worried, I don't really know what woke me. There were two hooded beings in the room, one next to my sleeping husband and the other to my side, and even though I had my back to it and couldn't see it, I knew it was there. I didn't know how it happened, I was filled with immense fear, I was so tense I was afraid to even breathe. Facing my husband, I was electrified. I saw this figure next to my husband and I was sure it was behind me too. I started to be pulled down the bed. I looked at my husband in terror. I called out "honey" three or four times, but I couldn't hear my own voice, only my throat was sore and burning with pain. I was completely panicked and hoped he would help me, but he didn't hear me. While they were pulling me out of bed, I lay on my stomach with my arms stretched up. My husband He woke up briefly, raised his head, and looked at me. Then the figure standing next to him raised his hand, and my husband went back to sleep. At that moment, I realized no one was going to help me. I still remember feeling like I was falling or floating in the air, and then I blacked out.

The next moment I remember, I was sitting in bed, dazed. My husband was asleep. I woke him up and, with difficulty, told him everything. He was agitated because he could confirm part of my story, but he perceived it as a dream—for me, it was reality.

the time, it helped that my husband had seen these figures; it was a time in my life when I thought it was all just a hallucination and I would probably end up in a mental hospital someday, but here was someone who could confirm that I wasn't imagining it."

Hooded figure from the hotel

The first thing that catches the eye is Hopkins's book, which describes precisely such cases. Such reading can have a powerful effect on a person's subconscious, ultimately leading to such dreams. If it weren't for Saskia's husband, who woke up and, despite immediately going back to sleep, remembered what his wife had said. Unfortunately, we weren't able to contact him – this man is very down-to-earth, and alien abductions or UFOs are complete nonsense to him. He even pushes aside the memorable night during his vacation, refusing to discuss it with anyone. Saskia said that the topic of that night is very unpleasant for him, and even after all the conversations she's tried to have with him, he remains skeptical of paranormal phenomena.

Saskia's case roughly parallels alien abductions. Here, we experience a phenomenon of complete helplessness in the face of the attackers, a brief return to consciousness, followed by a phase of unconsciousness. A complete electrification of the surroundings and total silence are also often observed, or rather experienced, by witnesses who see UFOs.