I agree with the original author of the link. My first impression was that of the disappearing person in the magic box.  It reminded me of the Last Crusade where the young Indiana Jones jumps into the magic box in the caboose car. You see the lid lift up just a smidge for him to get the secret door at the bottom opened, then boom he is outside of the train.  In the video, you see the woman move into what looks like a ball, with her back towards the covers (if familiar with yoga like child's pose), then mysteriously melts into the bed. Now the fact that they edited time just because "nothing happened" seems fishy to me because it could answer a question that I have, which is how often did these people move in their sleep? The reason that I think this is an important question because when the incident takes place you have movement before and after. The movement isn't minor either. It's seems like she is actually curling up in a ball and then she's "gone" and when she returns, her husband and herself make this huge movement of moving the covers and showing legs, etc. Did CCTV notice that this couple makes such movements before the abduction or in any other sleeping videos?  Does she normally sleep in that position (meaning curled up)?  I know my young nieces and nephews do so it could be possible. It just all seems so out there for me. I truly believe we probably aren't the only ones in the vast universe, but the whole MIB and the covert helicopter, just seems to outrageous for me.  Anonymity doesn't mean truthfulness.