Did anyone else lose time driving home on Route 9 last Thursday night?

Interesting thread. I'm not really an abduction researcher - my background is more poltergeist activity - but I do think the "missing time" reports that cluster around specific road sections are worth taking seriously from an investigative standpoint.

The thing that gets me is when multiple people report the same stretch independently without knowing about each other. That's the detail that separates something genuinely anomalous from a single person having a microsleep or a dissociative episode. Both of which are far more common explanations than people want to admit.

What time exactly were you driving? And did you notice anything in the hours after - headache, unusual thirst, disorientation that persisted? Those physiological markers are what I'd be looking at first before jumping to conclusions either way.

Has anyone else on this thread actually driven Route 9 on Thursday or is it just the OP so far? Need more than one data point to rule out mundane explanations.

Route 9 has form for this. There were clusters of missing time reports along that stretch back in the 90s too, before most people had mobiles to check the time on.

@thomas_mueller the poltergeist angle is interesting actually - some researchers reckon certain road corridors have the same kind of energy hotspot qualities as haunted locations. Different phenomenon, possibly same underlying cause. Never quite bought that myself but I've heard enough Route 9 stories over the years to know something odd keeps happening there.

Anyone got dashcam footage from that night? That'd settle a few arguments before they start.

@Marko38 the 90s cluster is the bit that gets me, same road, different decade, you'd think someone official would've at least looked into it by now but here we are posting about it on a forum lol