'Emma Woods' controversy.
disputedclaimAbduction Research
A recorded hypnosis subject ('Emma Woods') who alleged that abduction researcher David Jacobs used coercive and inappropriate methods over 37 telephone sessions (2004-07).
The recordings' existence is undisputed and widely reviewed (Paratopia, Skeptical Inquirer). She alleged planted false memories, an MPD diagnosis, and inappropriate requests; Jacobs called it a defamation campaign. Temple reclassified the work as 'oral history' to remove IRB oversight. Neither proof abductions were real nor that she hoaxed him - a documented conduct dispute.