🛸 "He accidentally activated [the craft] and it levitated. And he couldn't figure out how to turn it off." ~Davis 🛸 (This is what Davis says he was told by Mary Elizabeth Elliot. Bring her in and have her tell the WORLD her story. You saw this craft levitating with your own eyes? Were you inside of it? How do you think it operated? Telepathy/psi?) Dr. Eric Davis: "I just know that one aerospace company (TRW) that ran their program at Wright Patterson, circa the 1990s, from not long after th...

Meanwhile, people like Mary Elizabeth Elliot aren't getting any younger and she's already allegedly risked jail by allegedly leaking info. about the TRW crash retrieval (C/R) program at Wright Patterson AFB to Dr. Eric Davis, which he says he wasn't cleared to hear. That's a form of whistleblowing. How that claim isn't a bigger story is beyond me. Plus, Davis has spoken about people who worked with the late Jim Ryder on the C/R program. Ryder was the Lockheed senior vp who allegedly told Davi...

Davis Once Again Confirms the Wilson/Davis Notes. Also, Mary Elizabeth Elliot Illegally Leaked Him Info. about Intact Craft at Wright Patt AFB (OK, here's the little tidbit I was talking about earlier today. Did anybody pick up on it? Let's go to the Wilson/Davis notes...) Davis to Wilson: "I will keep mouth shut (about the meeting with Admiral Wilson)." Davis Writing: I told Wilson about Mary Elizabeth Elliot - the TRW story, Ingo’s story and the 1974 RVer woman at WPAFB (Wright Patterson Ai...

A friend produced this for the Sun Times News in Dexter, Michigan — a long-form interview revisiting the March 1966 Dexter sightings, the case the Air Force's J. Allen Hynek famously dismissed as "swamp gas." The main guest is Raymond Shamansky, a Detroit engineer who spent nearly 40 years as a senior scientist at Wright-Patterson AFB. He breaks down how a reporter triangulated police reports across four jurisdictions over three nights in March 1966 and realized officers were all describing t...

A friend produced this for the Sun Times News in Dexter, Michigan — a long-form interview revisiting the March 1966 Dexter sightings, the case the Air Force's J. Allen Hynek famously dismissed as "swamp gas." The main guest is Raymond Shamansky, a Detroit engineer who spent nearly 40 years as a senior scientist at Wright-Patterson AFB. He breaks down how a reporter triangulated police reports across four jurisdictions over three nights in March 1966 and realized officers were all describing t...

RT @UAPJames: General McCasland was involved with UFOs and extraterrestrials at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base — Danny Sheehan https://t.c…

RT @UAPJames: General McCasland was involved with UFOs and extraterrestrials at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base — Danny Sheehan https://t.c…

https://t.co/sHhTQZ2V3B https://t.co/M3V1fbJcI8 [Quoted] General McCasland was involved with UFOs and extraterrestrials at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base — Danny Sheehan https://t.co/1xu8cTanc0 https://t.co/TJyIGg4Zxl

General McCasland was involved with UFOs and extraterrestrials at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base — Danny Sheehan https://t.co/1xu8cTanc0 https://t.co/TJyIGg4Zxl [Quoted] General McCasland disappeared days after learning the House Oversight Task Force had his name on a subpoena list to testify on UFOs — Danny Sheehan Source: @AliensLastNight https://t.co/ov8dLjngIV

"The giant was airlifted from the Kandahar region and deposited at Bagram." "He loaded the giant onto the aircraft and then they transferred it to Qatar." "I heard through the grapevine that the giant ended up at Wright-Patterson." "He was sure that the being was dead while he was transporting it. It was dead. Yeah, it was definitely dead." [Quoted] 🤯 Devon Larratt Says He Saw an 8-Foot-Tall Giant While Serving in Afghanistan “Our officer and a couple dudes went forward and we're looking at...