JAZZ SINGER SEX WITH AN ALIEN

Jazz Singer Tells of Intense Sex and Orgasms With "Reptilian" Alien   By Ben Zorab

Photo: The 52-year-old jazz singer said: “I’ romped with 6 ft alien and I enjoyed having sex with him…”

My sources of information and data on divas’ biographies and the history of entertainment’s greats are Maximillien de Lafayette’s books and encyclopedias on Jazz, cabaret and music; more precisely his 20 volumes of the “World Who’s Who in Jazz, Cabaret, Music and Entertainment” and most recently his “Entertainment Greats from the 1800’s to the Present.” Until this month, when I learned about a Jazz singer by the name of Pamela Stonebrooke who claimed to have had sex with an extraterrestrial. Lafayette’s academic books on Jazz did not even mention the name of Pamela Stonebrooke. But to my great astonishment I found something about her in a new kind of books written by Lafayette; books on UFOs! Would you believe it? Lafayette writing about aliens? Yes sir, he did, and he dashed out mind-boggling books on UFOs and aliens’ abduction. In two of his most recent books “The Anunnaki’s Genetic Creation of the Human Race”, “Zeta Reticuli and Anunnaki Descendants Among Us”, and "Biographical Encyclopedia of People in Ufology and Scientific Extraterrestrial Research", Lafayette wrote extensively on Stonebrooke. So, any statement or article about Stonebrooke by Maximillien de Lafayette, an authority on jazz, entertainment and extraterrestrials, would trigger my curiosity. So, I began my quest and search for Pamela Stonebrooke. And Lord! I did find a vast literature and so many articles about her. They are everywhere. Even in England, major newspapers interviewed her, and TV channels both in the US and Europe aired shows and documentaries about Stonebrooke

Photo: Front cover of Maximillien de Lafayette's new book "Zeta Reticuli and Anunnaki Descendants Among Us. Who Are They?" includes the full story of Pamela Stonebrooke. This mind-boggling book is published by Amazon.com Company and Times Square Press. Available my mid February 2008. In the Sun, Louise Compton wrote: “Few people can claim to have experienced? out of this world’ sex - but Pamela Stonebrooke is a woman who can. The 52-year-old jazz singer says she enjoyed mind-blowing alien romps with a six-foot reptilian for three years. Her story is among a number featured in World's Strangest UFO Stories which premieres this Sunday on the Discovery Channel. Speaking exclusively to The Sun Online, Pamela revealed: My first sexual encounter with an alien was unlike any love-making I’ve experienced before. “It was so intense and enjoyable and, without wanting to get too graphic, he was so much larger than most men. I remember exactly how I felt when I saw him for the first time. I awoke from my sleep to find myself making love to what appeared to be a Greek god. At first I assumed it was an exceptionally lucid dream. But the sex was very intense and as I closed my eyes I was overwhelmed by how comfortable I felt with this unknown being. The next time I opened my eyes he had transformed into a reptilian entity with scaley, snake-like skin. It was then I realized I was making love to a shape-shifting alien. Sensing I was scared, the reptile whispered: “We’ve always been together, we love each other.’ The orgasms were intense. When I tell men about my reptilian experience, they find it difficult.”

Stonebrooke: “I 'romped' with 6ft alien”

Photo: Stonebrooke on the cover of her album.

Let’s start with the very beginning of this fascinating story with what the UFO International Congress stated about Pamela Stonebrook: “Pamela Stonebrooke is a recording artist, singer and songwriter from Los Angeles, who had no interest in UFOs or aliens until she was forced to confront the phenomena when she awoke inside a spacecraft surrounded by Greys. For the next year and a half, she went through a dark night of the soul as she dealt with the trauma of emerging memories of other abductions, as well as the alienation from friends and family who could not accept her experiences. She finally went public 2 years ago, and is currently writing a book about her life and her encounters entitled “Experiencer”. Pamela talks about her encounters with her four Grey hybrid daughters, and openly discusses her intimate interactions with the renegade ‘bad boys of alienology”, the Reptilians. From terror and denial to awakening and expansion, she proposes a metaphysical perspective of the abduction phenomenon. She also discusses the interdimensional and transformational aspects of her experiences and shares some tools for making the encounters more than manageable.”

Pamela Stonebrooke: “Let me just say that one of the most frustrating things about coming forward with this information is the constant third-hand misinterpretation from a misquoted, misrepresented article...picked up and rehashed and sensationalized for yet another article...ad nauseam. Add to that, the judgmental belief systems that this misquoted information is filtered through...and then paraphrased...and added to...and then further distorted and again disseminated. I could spend every waking moment attempting to clarify something for which most people have no frame of reference.”

Photo: Jazz singer Pamela Stonebrooke on the cover of her CD.

Pamela Stonebrooke, a professional jazz singer residing in Los Angeles, California, says she will tell her own incredible story of alien encounter in a forthcoming book to be published by Ballantine Books, a division of Random House. According to a June 3, 1998 report in the New York Post newspaper, Ballantine outbid at least two other major publishers for Stonebrooke's story. The Post left little doubt about why the book attracted so much attention. Stonebrooke's own book proposal says she engaged in sex with a "reptilian" alien. "She recounts this act of interspecies intercourse in a graphic, no-holds-barred, tour de force description, unique in UFO literature, replete with precise physical and emotional detail, sensational without being sensationalistic," the Post said, quoting from the book proposal. But Stonebrooke told CNI News that the Post article "seriously misrepresented the true nature" of her ET encounters. The real point of her story, she says, is not the lurid sex, but that she succeeded in not becoming a "victim" in a potentially overpowering situation. "The book will tell about my reptilian encounters, a subject that very few women are prepared to speak openly about," Stonebrooke wrote in a June 8, 1998 "open letter" to UFO researchers. But, she said, "I'll be examining and exploring my contact experiences in light of their transformative aspects, recognizing that the phenomenon is, and can be, an incredible catalyst for expanded self-awareness. Reptilians are not a politically correct species in the UFO community, and to admit to having sex with one -- much less enjoying it -- is beyond the pale as far as the more conservative members of that community are concerned... But I know I am not unique in reporting this kind of experience," Stonebrooke wrote in her open letter.

Photo: The Alien lover of Pamela Stonebrooke: Drawing by Kesara as described by Pamela Stonebrooke.

CNI News editor Michael Lindemann interviewed Pamela Stonebrooke on June 21, 1998.

Stonebrooke says she has been a professional singer since she put her first band together at the age of 14. She's played jazz clubs in Europe, England and Japan, and now works mostly in her home town of Los Angeles. She's played with the best musicians in the business, she says, and she writes most of her own music. Like many people who claim to have what Temple University professor David Jacobs terms a "secret life" as an alien abductee, Pamela Stonebrooke seems to be a successful, self-confident, rational person. She's smart, articulate, and often funny. Apparently she did not need the notoriety of a tell-all book to earn her 15 minutes of fame. "To even come forward with this has really put me in a tenuous spot," she says. "I'm actually reluctant to be famous.... I have a deep reverence for my artistry and my life, in terms of it being peaceful. I now wonder if I've shattered that possibility." Her strange experiences didn't seem "alien" at first, she says. Years ago, she took an interest in so-called out-of-body experiences and paranormal phenomena.

Pamela Stonebrooke: I've been digging into the paranormal for quite some time. I astral projected about thirteen or fourteen years ago. I had an out of the body experience. I had no idea what was happening.

Michael Lindemann: You weren't trying to do it?

PS: No. But it was such an incredible experience that I wanted to find out what it was and see if I could do it again. So I really set out to become a skilled astral projector. I read every book I could find.... I went to other planets. I went to places that scared the living daylights out of me, but I thought it was all in my imagination. I was fine when I came back. So I was really having a ball.

ML: Do you continue to do this today?

PS: Absolutely. It's one of my greatest adventures.

ML: How does this relate to the ET encounters you say you've had?

PS: When I had this [alien encounter] experience, it had the flavor of an out of body experience. The thing that freaked me out about my first encounter was that I awoke aboard what I think is a spacecraft -- I was in a metallic room, oddly shaped...

ML: When was this?

PS: This was five years ago.

ML: Was this again an unexpected, spontaneous event?

PS: Yes, it was.

Stonebrooke says she awoke to find herself surrounded by strange "gray" beings with huge black eyes, the kind of alien that is most often reported by abductees. She says she had no idea who these beings were, because up to this time she had never paid any attention to UFO lore.

PS: I had not paid much attention to this whole thing. I was into metaphysics and channeling and opening my chakras. I had never read any accounts, never been to a UFO conference. I wasn't really interested in that stuff.

ML: How did you feel when you first saw these beings?

PS: I was panicked. They were filing into the room and standing around me, and I was literally shaking in a corner. I was in a fetal position, going "No, no, where am I? What is going on?" And this being that I perceived as a female came over to me, put her hand on my shoulder and said, "Don't be afraid. All you have to do is be here. Come with me." She took me into a room. It's still very vivid to me. On this metallic table that was a couple of feet from the floor were these four little girls, ages about 8, 9, 10 and 11 -- something like that -- and they came running over to me, calling me "Mommy." I was literally paralyzed against the wall. They were grabbing the bottom of my arms. I was trying to pull my arms away, and they were grabbing me.

ML: How did you react to these little girls calling you "Mommy"?

PS: I was panicked, because I had never wanted to be a mother. I had always made sure that I had never been pregnant. However, putting pieces together now, I remember years ago having four false pregnancies which I couldn't explain at the time. I didn't worry about them then, because I hadn't been with anyone.

ML: You're saying that you can recall, in the "normal" part of your life years ago, that you had four unexplained false pregnancies?

PS: Yes. At the time, I was really busy, partying a lot and living the lifestyle of a musician. So I had excuses for why I was hemorrhaging, or why I had weird symptoms or morning sickness. I had other reasons. I was heavily into the music scene, so I made excuses for all that stuff and really didn't worry about it.

ML: Did the four little girls look like normal human children?

PS: They didn't look human, but human-like. They really looked like a mixture. I was afraid of them because, first of all, I couldn't imagine me being a mother, and secondly, I couldn't imagine being the mother of something I didn't fully recognize as human. In retrospect, I've dealt with the guilt I felt for not being able to embrace them and accept them.

ML: When you woke up the next morning, was all of this clear in your memory?

PS: Yes, vivid. And I knew that something about it was different than an astral projection. Because, literally, I have astral projected to places where there were half-animal, half-human beings tearing at me, and have awakened in the morning and said, "Oh man, I'm glad that was only a projection." So now we have little girls grabbing my arm, and I'm totally panic-stricken. It doesn't make sense.

ML: Was there something in particular the next day that convinced you that this had been more physically real than an out-of-body experience?

PS: Yes. I had my kimono on, and I noticed that my arms were sore at the bottom. So I pulled my kimono sleeve up, and I saw little bruise marks on my arm, from my elbow down to my wrist. The minute I saw them, it was a confirmation to me that something really physical had happened.

ML: How did you feel about that?

PS: For the next year and a half, I was pretty much a mess. I was trying to share with friends, and with my minister at Science of Mind church. And I was really unhappy at not being taken seriously -- in fact, looked at like I was crazy. My friends stopped calling me because I wasn't fun any more. All I wanted to talk about was this...

Feeling increasingly frustrated and anxious, Stonebrooke says, she went to a well-known local channeler named Darryl Anka, seeking advice. Anka gave her a recently published book by a woman named Kim Calrsberg, called "Beyond My Wildest Dreams." In the book, Carlsberg describes her own struggle to come to terms with alien abduction.

PS: Darryl gave me Kim Carlsberg's book, and I think I must have sobbed all the way through it. It was somehow healing. It helped me start processing stuff. I still have a real hard time talking about some of the medical procedures that I remember from incidents after that. In fact, that's the only thing that I can't really talk about without having the trauma come back in my face.

ML: Do you mean to say that you've recalled other abductions where you experienced medical procedures?

PS: Yes, I started to remember other encounters, and they were very disturbing to me. Most of the stuff that scared me was the medical stuff, because of the coldness and the detachment that I felt from the beings, not to mention the physical symptoms.

ML: Judging from hints you've previously given about your forthcoming book, you seem to feel very differently about your encounters with so-called "reptilian" aliens. You've even suggested that you enjoyed your sexual encounters with these beings.

PS: I've said that the connection we had, and the sex, was better than anything I had experienced. But it wasn't so much the physical act of sex as the whole experience of ecstatic mental, spiritual, emotional and physical -- a combination of experience -- that made it so amazing to me.

ML: When did you first have an encounter with a being you call a reptilian? How did that come about?

PS: I was really getting through my "gray stuff" pretty well. I had managed to finally apply my metaphysics, one of the fundamentals of which is that our spirit -- the part of us that is a spark of the infinite -- signs us up for some lessons to be learned in this life. We basically pick our script, make our contract, come here, do it the best we can, and if we're lucky, wake up to the fact that we can actually author this experience with our thoughts, beliefs and awareness. So I was able to apply my metaphysics and say, "If I signed up for everything else in my life, then I definitely signed up for this too. Now, what can these experiences teach me?" Well, the first and most obvious thing is that it can make me face any fear. If I can get through the fear of something that I don't even have the vocabulary to explain, then there won't be much in this physical dimension that frightens me. So I said, if I signed up for this, I must be ready for it. And then I said, OK, I want to know more. What's really going on here? In my meditations, I said, Take me further... So, basically, the reptilian showed up. The first time, it shape-shifted from a gorgeous blond man to a reptilian being...

ML: When was this?

PS: That was about a year and a half after my gray stuff, when I really started to process it and feel comfortable. I was ready for anything.

ML: How is it that you wound up in bed with this gorgeous man? Was that intentional on your part, or a surprise?

PS: I woke up in my bed and he was making love to me. I was pretty sure that I was totally awake, that it wasn't a dream. And I said to myself, I don't know this person. I didn't bring him home last night. But I also felt like there was a mental connection. It didn't feel like a lucid dream, it didn't feel like out of the body. I didn't know what it was, but I felt pretty safe. And I was getting a telepathic communication: "You're safe with me. We have been together before."

ML: Then what happened?

PS: Basically, the entity shape-shifted into a reptilian being.

ML: When you say reptilian being, why do you say that? What features make this being reptilian to you?

PS: That's [how] I've come to identify it. It's humanoid, very sentient. I could tell there was an incredible intelligence and mental communication with this being. I felt in a lot of ways that I was looking at a part of myself once again, an aspect of myself, something very familiar to me. It did have almost like a snake's body -- if you rub it the way the scales flow -- firm but smooth. That's what it felt like to me.

ML: What kind of eyes did it have?

PS: The eyes were a bit larger than ours, and I was catching glimpses of colors: gold, speckles of red, and brown, with a vertical pupil.

ML: Vertical like a cat's eye?

PS: Yes. And very handsome, oddly enough. Maybe because, again, of the mental communication. I was shocked and frightened because of the appearance at first, and then I decided to participate.

ML: Are you saying that your lovemaking continued as this being became a reptile?

PS: That's correct.

ML: Did the being give you any indication why it revealed itself when it had been looking perfectly blond and normal to you?

PS: No. And in the other subsequent encounters I've had, there's been no shapeshifting involved. He just appears as a reptile.

ML: Is it clear to you that it's always the same one?

PS: My feeling is that it is, yes.

ML: Have you seen more than one?

PS: No, I haven't.

ML: Apart from your physical contact, apparently you have some sort of communication with this being. What's the nature of that communication, generally? Is he revealing secrets of the universe? Telling you he loves you? What does he say to you?

PS: Yes, love is expressed, but basically what I get -- and part of this is from hypnotic regression -- is an apocalyptic scenario that I would have to prepare for.

ML: Are you being shown an apocalyptic future?

PS: Possibly. That's the way I'm interpreting it. There may be something that I will see in my lifetime that I will have to deal with, and I'm being reminded of the amount of spiritual and emotional centeredness I must have to make whatever transition is necessary. Everything I say should be prefaced with, "It seems to me," because I have no answers to any of this stuff yet, and I may not, ever. I know I may have to make a friend of the unknown forever. But I want to make peace with this, because I don't want to live a life of desperation.

ML: Do you see a relationship between the various entities you've met -- grays and reptilians, for example -- or are these different types of entities operating separately?

PS: For me, they are somewhat separate. I think we're talking about many different factions within many different species, coming from the past, present and future as we know time. I think that there could be intelligent, benevolent, spiritually evolved reptilians. I think there could be warrior classes that are still raping and pillaging, like any invading force might do in a foreign land. One thing I want to stress is that it's really dangerous to generalize about any of these entities. I've come to realize [that] the more peace I make with these experiences, the more peaceful they are.

ML: You seem remarkably at ease, considering what you've been through. Is there any final thought you'd like to share with our readers?

PS: One of the most amazing things about this is that it really makes you look at your beliefs. I think that unless we all do that, we don't stand a chance of having the kind of life we're all entitled to -- one that's peaceful, that has a sense of unity and oneness. The truth is never going to be delivered in the package that we want it in. I think people are opening up to this. That's a really positive thing.

En route a most unusual book on a marriage between a college graduate and an alien from planet Zeta Reticuli. The title of the book is revolutionary: "Revelation of an Anunnaki's Wife: Christianity, The White House and Victoria's Hybrid Congressman Son", by Maximillien de Lafayette. A fantastic tale (True Story) as told by Victoria who married a "gentle and giant extraterrestrial" from Planet X. Coming soon, around mid March 2008.