The latest from
the unexplained.
Hearings, releases, interviews, and the occasional strange light.
What’s new in the UFO world, reported with the sources to check it.
- Pentagon
Walter Haut’s sealed Roswell affidavit turns up in the Pentagon’s UFO files, with the names boxed out
The Department of War’s seventh PURSUE release on October 23 included a 2008 Bigelow Aerospace plan for the Defense Intelligence Agency whose appendix is the 2002 statement in which Roswell’s press officer swore he saw an egg-shaped craft and bodies under a tarpaulin. Headlines treated it as new. It has been in print since 2007, the government copy redacts even the names of officers dead for decades, and the plan it rides in never mentions Roswell.
- Book
Jay Stratton steps out of the shadows with craft, bodies and a ‘hidden hand’
The first director of the Pentagon’s UAP Task Force launched his memoir Out of the Shadows this week on Fox News, in People and on CNN. Twelve craft at Lockheed, a nuclear submarine used as bait, Roswell survivors who refused food, and a gray being at his son’s window: the claims, in his own words, and what stands behind them.
- Interview
David Grusch returns to Rogan with his most specific claims yet
In a two-and-a-half-hour interview released September 30, the former intelligence officer said he had watched video of a crash retrieval with human-looking dead occupants, that colleagues saw living reptilians, and that an official acknowledgment will come before Donald Trump leaves office. He also said, more than once, not to take his word for it.
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