Corrado Malanga
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Corrado Malanga is an Italian professor of organic chemistry at the University of Pisa who has conducted extensive research into the alien abduction phenomenon since the 1990s, primarily through regression hypnosis sessions with hundreds of Italian abductees. His model frames abduction as systematic alien parasitism targeting the human anima (soul), and he claims to have developed a protocol intended to permanently free abductees from alien and military interference.
Biography
Malanga is a professor of organic chemistry at the University of Pisa who began publishing his abduction model in the late 1990s. Key works include Alieni o Demoni (2012) and Flash (2010).
Disclosure and public activities
Abduction research
Main articles:
Alien abductions
and
Alien implants
Malanga's analysis of hundreds of individual regression sessions identified multiple distinct abducting entity types — including a tall five-fingered blond humanoid, a reptilian serpentine alien type, and small grey beings — each carrying an active alien memory (memoria aliena attiva) lodged in the abductee's brain that influences career choices and behavior without conscious awareness. His model of three-chamber craft procedures, intergenerational abduction cycles, biological copy creation, and implant placement patterns are documented in the alien abductions and alien implants articles.
Hypnotic methodology
Malanga's regression protocol combines classical induction with NLP techniques drawn from Milton Erickson and the VAK (visual-auditory-kinaesthetic) sensory model. A three-stage induction saturates both cerebral hemispheres by engaging all sensory channels simultaneously — overloading the rational left lobe — before guiding the subject to an internal screening room where a frozen image of the abduction experience appears on a mental screen. Memory blocks are bypassed by shifting the subject's viewpoint overhead — reconstructing blocked frames and resuming the sequence. He defends hypnotic reliability by citing Milton Erickson's published acknowledgement of forty pages of failed attempts to alter a subject's memory, and sessions where subjects refused to change their count of alien features under pressure.
Broader framework
In Malanga's model, the abduction phenomenon allegedly operates within a network of Masonic elites, military-intelligence services, and the Vatican, purportedly working in conjunction with abducting entities. He knew Colonel Philip Corso personally and endorses Corso's claim that alien debris from the Roswell crash was allegedly distributed to US electronics firms, purportedly leading to the transistor and fibre optics.
Recognition
Graham Hancock cited Malanga's work in a 2024 discussion, referencing an imaging study conducted by Malanga and physicist Philippe Biondi that claimed to find anomalous structures beneath the Giza plateau. Hypnotherapist Eve Logan described Malanga's methodology as providing a conceptual basis for therapeutic alien-interference removal.
Publications
Malanga's public activity has attracted surveillance and threats.