Summer solstice abduction experience—sharing because someone needs to know this happened

I've never shared this publicly before but I've been reading through recent posts and realised I'm not as alone in this as I thought. So I'm going to write it down. Sorry if it's long.

Date: 21st June, 2019
Location: Near Stonehenge (yes, really)
Who: Me and my ex-partner Sophie

We'd driven down for the solstice festival - was going to be a brilliant night, stand at the stones, watch the sunrise alignment. We were camped about a mile away. Woke up around 3am absolutely freezing despite being in a sleeping bag. The campsite was silent in that completely silent way where your ears are ringing.

I remember looking out of the tent and seeing the sky was wrong. Not dark. Not lit. Just... wrong colour. Greyish-blue but not like twilight. And there was a shape in the sky but I can't describe it properly. My brain wouldn't process the shape.

Next clear memory is driving back to Sophie's parents' house. We hadn't packed the tent. We had no memory of how we got to the car or why. My phone was completely destroyed - not broken, completely fried like it had been exposed to something. Sophie wouldn't talk about what she remembered for about three months.

When she finally did, her account of the missing time was different from what I remembered. But we'd both been there. That's the thing that's messed with me ever since.

The differing memories are significant. That's documented in abduction cases - witnesses to the same event often have different accounts of what happened during lost time. Either because they were separated during the experience, or because the experience was somehow presented differently to each person's mind. It's deeply unsettling but it's real.

Has Sophie been willing to discuss this at all since? And have you tried writing down what you DO remember in detail? Even fragmented memories can be analysed.

Stonehenge on the summer solstice is basically a beacon. If anything is paying attention to human activity on Earth, solstice gatherings are where they'd look. Thousands of people congregating at an astronomical hotspot? You were like a signal fire. Not surprised you attracted attention.

The phone destruction is real. We see that a lot. Electromagnetic pulse strong enough to fry electronics suggests something very powerful. You should actually check if there were any official reports of power outages or electromagnetic anomalies in that area that night - sometimes local power companies log it even if the public doesn't hear about it.

When she finally did, her account of the missing time was different from what I remembered.

This is absolutely the kind of detail that researchers need to hear. Different subjective experiences of the same event is either evidence of separate experiences or evidence that whatever happened was somehow subjective/mental rather than purely physical. Have you considered contacting someone like Nick Pope or one of the actual researchers? This is significant data.

I'm sorry that happened to you both. That level of missing time would shake anyone. Have you experienced anything unusual since? Secondary effects can appear months or even years afterwards.