Fifteen pages headed EWD NOTES, dated October 16, 2002, purport to record a meeting between Eric Davis and retired Admiral Thomas Wilson. The narrative attributes to Wilson a 1997 search for a compartmented contractor program, refusal of access despite his official position, and statements by unnamed contractor representatives about recovered technology and slow progress. An attached two-page letter attributed to Will Miller offers research leads and sets conditions on his assistance. The copy is preserved in the May 17, 2022 House hearing materials. Inclusion in that record establishes public availability, not authentication of the meeting or the allegations. The contractor and program name are withheld within the notes.
Special Access Program Oversight Committee (SAPOC)
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OrgGovernment Agencyhttps://t.co/92pOWpA8Jx [Quoted] Hidden Levels of Secrecy? (In 2020, as I worked on my Wilson/Davis MegBlog, I made a cold call to someone who was the executive secretary of the Special Access Program Oversight Committee in the mid-90s. Another person who held that role in 2009? General Neil McCasland, who's https://t.co/5a721djQG9

Hidden Levels of Secrecy? (In 2020, as I worked on my Wilson/Davis MegBlog, I made a cold call to someone who was the executive secretary of the Special Access Program Oversight Committee in the mid-90s. Another person who held that role in 2009? General Neil McCasland, who's https://t.co/5a721djQG9


Probed ingest of: THE GHOST GENERAL: Every News Outlet Ran the Same Story. We Ran the Public Records.
The Sentinel Network argues that public records and network ties around Maj. Gen. William Neil McCasland complicate the simplified missing-hiker framing used in early coverage.


