Dakota Fransden, self-proclaimed “specialist of the strange”, claims to have fathered three alien children and claims to be married to an extra-terrestrial female, a member of just one of the hundreds of different alien species that Fransden claims visit planet Earth. Having been repeatedly the subject of the alien abduction scenario, family gathering with his three ET children and his ET wife have produced no evidence of their existence – not even a single photo, nor any other piece of tangible evidence. While Dakota Frandsen's claims about his personal experiences with extraterrestrials are indeed extraordinary, it's difficult to determine his exact motivations and intentions. It's possible that his claims could be a strategy to gain attention and establish himself as a notable figure within the UFO / alien abduction industry. By making such bold and creative statements, he may feel that this will attract a larger audience and increase interest in his podcast. However, it's important to remember that without concrete evidence to support these claims, skepticism is necessary. Frandsen's dedication to exploring the strange and unusual is questionable, as he tries to build a like-minded of those who believe that they have been abducted by aliens, claims of abductions that can not be collaborated with any evidence whatsoever. Whether his claims are genuine or a way to generate interest, it's clear that he has attracted a following of individuals who share his belief that they too have been abducted by extraterrestrials. Ultimately, it is up to the audience to decide their level of belief or skepticism regarding Frandsen's claims.

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