## Netflix Sued By Woman Claiming Alien Abduction Depiction in Docuseries
A woman is suing Netflix, claiming that a docuseries about alien abductions depicted her without her consent and caused her emotional distress.
The woman, who is identified in the lawsuit only as "Jane Doe," alleges that she was portrayed in the docuseries "Top Secret UFO Projects: Declassified" as having been abducted by aliens and subjected to medical experiments. She says that she never gave Netflix permission to use her image or story, and that the depiction in the docuseries has caused her "great emotional distress."
Netflix has not yet commented on the lawsuit.
### The Docuseries
"Top Secret UFO Projects: Declassified" is a docuseries that investigates alleged government cover-ups of alien encounters. The series includes interviews with former military and government officials, as well as people who claim to have been abducted by aliens.
The episode that features the woman's story is titled "The Abduction Files." The episode includes a reenactment of the woman's alleged abduction, as well as interviews with people who claim to have witnessed the event.
### The Woman's Lawsuit
The woman's lawsuit alleges that Netflix used her image and story without her consent, and that the depiction in the docuseries has caused her "great emotional distress." She is seeking damages from Netflix for the unauthorized use of her image and story, as well as for the emotional distress that she has suffered as a result of the depiction.
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