Introduction to Kay Wilson

Kay Wilson has been a member of MUFON for 20 years, having served as a MUFON investigator and a State Section Director in the Northwest; she is now a MUFON Benefactor (lifetime member).

She is the author of The Alien Jigsaw and The Alien Jigsaw Researcher’s Supplement, (which were also published in Germany). Her latest book is titled I Forgot What I Wasn’t Supposed To Remember: An Expanded View Of The Alien Abduction Phenomenon. She is also the author of a 10-part monograph titled Project Open Mind: MILABS and a self-help guide for abductees titled Puzzle Pieces: How Do I Make It From Here – To There?

For several years Kay served as editor and publisher of The MUFON Observer newsletter and is a past board member of The Northwest UFO Group. She and her husband were instrumental in funding and organizing Budd Hopkins’ first lecture in the area, and for 10 years she took referrals from The Intruders Foundation, PEER [John Mack's organization] and MUFON and helped abductees network with one another and obtain assistance from local mental health care providers.

Kay presented a paper at the 1995 MUFON Symposium titled, The Alien Jigsaw: A Fresh Look at an Old Puzzle and has lectured extensively about the abduction phenomenon nationwide. Her articles and articles that feature her have been published in The MUFON Journal, Omni Magazine, Fate Magazine, UFO Magazine, Journal of Abduction Encounter Research, UFO Encounters, Connecting Link, UFO Universe, UFO Casebook, the German-language CE-IV Report and UFO-KURIER as well as various local MUFON publications. Her case was also the focus of a chapter in Budd Hopkins’ and Carol Rainey’s latest book, Sight Unseen: Science, UFO Invisibility and Transgenic Beings. 

Kay has maintained The Alien Jigsaw Web site since 1993 where her articles and two of her books, Project Open Mind: MILABS and I Forgot What I Wasn't Supposed To Remember: An Expanded View Of The Alien Abduction Phenomenon, can be read on-line for free.