New LEAKED Document Mentions Surviving Aliens - Jeremy Corbell | DEBRIEFED ep. 88

Corbell says he received a package from the family of a person he describes as a former Los Alamos National Laboratory cybersecurity head.

Corbell says the package came from the family of someone he describes as a former cybersecurity head at Los Alamos National Laboratory.

Corbell asserts that a document refers to 'alien inorganic compounds' and residents being 'symbiotically manipulated by surviving aliens'.

a document referring to 'alien inorganic compounds' and residents being 'symbiotically manipulated by surviving aliens'

Corbell says he believes the memo was never intended to enter the public domain.

Corbell’s stated belief that the memo was never intended to enter the public domain

Corbell says he has seen 'smoking gun' UAP evidence that is not his to release.

Corbell’s assertion that he has seen 'smoking gun' UAP evidence that is not his to release

Corbell argues that significant UAP evidence exists and that the public is only seeing a small fraction of what has been documented.

Corbell’s argument that significant UAP evidence exists, that some of it has passed before him and George Knapp, and that the public is only seeing a small fraction of what has been documented

Corbell claims he and George Knapp refused to enter a SCIF after being warned by his federal lawyer about potential legal or classification risks.

Corbell says he and George Knapp refused to go into a SCIF after being warned by Corbell’s federal lawyer, Chuck McCullough III, that the setup may have carried legal or classification risks

Corbell claims he facilitated many witnesses for UAP hearings but not all.

He says he and Knapp were involved in facilitating many of the witnesses who later appeared in UAP hearings, though he qualifies that he did not facilitate every single one

Corbell alleges that some potential witness names were shared with AARO despite trust conditions.

According to Corbell, some names were shared with AARO despite limits he says had been agreed to, and he alleges some of those people were later contacted or pressured.

Corbell describes receiving direct death threats and other forms of intimidation.

For overt intimidation, Corbell describes direct death threats, including calls in which someone allegedly said they were going to kill him

Corbell says he was informed by an agency of what he understood as a credible and urgent threat to his life.

Corbell says an agency informed him of what he understood to be a credible and urgent threat to his life.

Corbell claims he had to move twice due to threats.

He also says he had to move twice due to threats

Corbell says the FBI spoke with his family about safety concerns.

Corbell says FBI personnel later spoke with his mother and wife about safety concerns.

Corbell recounts Lazar stating that he had been inside craft he described as not made on Earth.

Corbell recounts Lazar saying he had been inside craft Lazar described as not made on Earth.

Corbell says he believes the raid on Lazar’s business was related to Element 115.

Corbell says he is convinced the raid was related to Element 115, while acknowledging that this is his interpretation and that others have cited a different official explanation.

Corbell says he has seen high-fidelity UAP footage and argues that such material is held within very small access pools.

Corbell says he has seen high-fidelity UAP footage, including material he describes as full-motion or sensor-composited imagery, and argues that the clearest examples remain within very small access pools.

Corbell argues that government agencies shape UAP narratives rather than disclose them plainly.

Corbell expresses the view that government agencies shape the emerging UAP narrative and may use both truth and untruth in that process.