UFO Crashed Two Days After An Atomic Bomb Test
In May 1953, just two days after a 32-kiloton atomic test, witnesses say an unidentified object crashed near Kingman, Arizona — recovered by a special Air Force team, with one sworn statement describing a small, dark-skinned occupant found dead inside. This clip pairs that account with former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Christopher Mellon discussing declassified documents referencing a real “crash/retrieval” program tied to the Kingman incident — part of our look at the cases with an actual paper trail behind them.
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He Saw Alien Bodies | Eric Davis
Physicist Eric Davis, who’s worked as a consultant on classified UAP programs, says he’s seen firsthand evidence of crash retrieval — and that includes alien bodies. This clip pairs his account with congressional testimony from military veterans who’ve told lawmakers under oath that they witnessed unidentified anomalous phenomena no one can explain. It’s one of the most direct insider claims on record, and it’s part of our look at the witnesses pushing for full disclosure.
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Saudi Arabia, 2002.
A disc sits in the desert sand. A figure appears to walk out from it.
David Grusch, Stratton and Davis say nonhuman intelligence is already here, so hard not to consider the possibility.