Netflix's new docuseries presents conflicting accounts of the alleged November 1989 abduction of a New York City woman.

She says she was abducted from her New York City apartment in 1989. Others say it was a hoax. Her lawyer tells TODAY.com, "This was a true event to Linda."

Linda Napolitano says the docuseries, “The Manhattan Alien Abduction,” defames her by including interviews and content from Carol Rainey, a skeptic of her story and the ex-wife of the UFO investigator who first publicized the case. Here’s what you need to know about the documentary and the case behind it.

UFO theories have long captivated public interest, with many investigators dedicated to uncovering evidence of possible extraterrestrial encounters. Figures like Budd Hopkins, a prominent UFO researcher,

A U.S. woman has sued Netflix, arguing that the documentary "The Manhattan Alien Abduction" portrays her as a villain.

Netflix's latest true crime documentary series, The Manhattan Alien Abduction questions if it's a hoax or proof that aliens exist.

Netflix’s ‘The Manhattan Alien Abduction’ chronicles the complex tale of Linda Napolitano, who claimed to have been taken by extraterrestrial beings in 1989. It actually follows all her asserts of the incident as well as its equally baffling aftermath in an effort to uncover whether it was all an elaborate hoax or actual proof of

The Manhattan Alien Abduction is a new docu-series on Netflix that premiered on October 30, 2024. It delves into the intriguing story of Linda Napolitano, a Manhattan housewife who claims she was abducted by aliens in November 1989.