Probed ingest of: Former UAP Task Force Member: “We’ve Seen Better UAP Footage”

Logan says he received Grusch’s initial inquiry, checked his access and connected him with Jay Stratton during the earlier interagency effort.

Logan begins by describing how Grusch entered the earlier interagency effort. He recalls receiving a telephone call from Grusch asking about the office informally described as the weird desk. Logan says Grusch later visited his classified workplace and that, after checking his credentials, he connected him with Jay Stratton. In Logan's recollection, Stratton encouraged investigators to pursue leads and raise obstacles with him when necessary.

Logan says some being-and-craft associations in Grusch’s recent interview resembled earlier proposals, and he lacks firsthand knowledge proving those associations.

That distinction becomes explicit when they discuss alleged associations between particular beings and craft shapes. McGrillen mentions Grusch's statements about reptilian beings and Tic Tac objects, and other alleged beings associated with differently shaped craft. Logan says he had regarded some such ideas as proposals or informal conversations rather than established findings.

Logan describes reviewing a small number of UAP videos at a time with colleagues and says he did not see the crash-retrieval footage Grusch described.

The interview becomes more concrete when McGrillen asks about Logan's work reviewing videos. Logan describes examining a small number at a time and comparing observations with colleagues who might be reviewing the same material or different recordings. He recalls looking at unusual lights, apparently solid objects and imagery resembling publicly discussed jellyfish-like UAP. Asked whether he personally saw the striking crash-retrieval footage Grusch described, Logan says he did not. He says Grusch had access that he lacked, rather than presenting their exposure to records as identical.

Logan says investigators compared publicly available material with classified reporting to avoid giving pilots or investigators an incomplete picture.

Logan describes an all-source approach that brought publicly available material together with classified reporting. The purpose, he says, was to compare what each source showed and avoid giving a pilot or investigator an incomplete picture.

Logan recalls a large submerged mass moving past an oil rig, appearing bigger than the rig, with a rainbow-colored rear feature and no ordinary propeller-like white water.

Logan revisits an underwater video discussed in his previous appearance. When McGrillen describes the object as aircraft-carrier-sized, Logan qualifies the comparison: what he remembers clearly is a large submerged mass moving past an oil rig and appearing bigger than the rig. He recalls boats and the installation providing context as the camera moved. He describes substantial motion, an absence of ordinary propeller-like white water and a rainbow-colored feature toward the rear that made him wonder about propulsion.