Hair of the Alien : D N A and Other Forensic Evidence of Alien Abductions

Science & Nature Spirituality & New Age

Hair of the Alien by Australian researcher Bill Chalker blends UFO investigation with hard science, showing how DNA profiling and forensic techniques are applied to strands of hair left behind after reported abduction encounters. This 2005 Pocket Books trade paperback pairs eyewitness accounts with lab data, giving readers a genetics-meets-extraterrestrial narrative that stands out in the crowded alien-abduction genre.

The 352-page volume is illustrated with charts, photos, and lab documents that let newcomers follow each step of the forensic process without drowning in jargon. Chalker’s balanced tone welcomes curious skeptics and seasoned ufologists alike, making the book a solid bridge between social-science anthropology and popular Body, Mind & Spirit titles.

This used copy remains in very good shape: pages are clean, unmarked, and tightly bound, with no dog-ears, tears, or smoky odor. It’s a sturdy shelf addition for collectors of UFO literature, true-crime forensics, or genetics case studies that venture off the beaten path.