fter A conversation some months ago with Former Pentagon UFO investigator/Counter Intel specialist Lue elizondo, Ret. USAF Officer Gene Sticco was told some shocking news regarding certain folks like George Knapp. particularly that they were 'employed' by Elizondo. George Knapp is the journalist who famously broke the Bob Lazar Story in the late 1980s and has gone on to flourish in the ufo reporting and investigation space.

fter A conversation some months ago with Former Pentagon UFO investigator/Counter Intel specialist Lue elizondo, Ret. USAF Officer Gene Sticco was told some shocking news regarding certain folks like George Knapp. particularly that they were 'employed' by Elizondo. George Knapp is the journalist who famously broke the Bob Lazar Story in the late 1980s and has gone on to flourish in the ufo reporting and investigation space.

On November 29, 1974, Spanish UFO investigator Julio Marvizón Preney took a series of infrared photographs from a Seat 124 during a nighttime investigation at the El Condesito estate near Rociana del Condado, Huelva. When the film was developed, photograph 13 showed a large unidentified face that Marvizón and the other investigators said had not been visible when the exposure was made. The image became known as “El Condesito” and was part of a larger infrared sequence taken that night. submit...

In 1975, UFO investigator Ted Phillips published Physical Traces Associated with UFO Sightings, a catalog of landing cases in which alleged UFO encounters were followed by measurable changes to the ground, vegetation, soil, or surrounding environment. Phillips organized the cases by trace type — including circular sites, rings, “nests,” imprints, vegetation damage, residues, craters, removed soil, and footprints — and illustrated many with photographs, sketches, site diagrams, and laboratory...

During the early 1990s, Puerto Rican UFO investigator Jorge Martín Miranda published two separate photographic cases from El Yunque, each presented as showing a strange creature in the rainforest of eastern Puerto Rico The first set was credited to José Benítez and taken along the trail leading toward Monte Britton. The second was photographed by Joaquín Ruiz with a camera belonging to his friend Nelson Berríos at La Mina Falls in March 1993.

🔎THE KALAHARI CRASH: AN EERIE ECHO OF THE ZAMORA INCIDENT On May 7, 1989, an unidentified object was reportedly tracked entering South African airspace at extraordinary speed. According to material supplied to British UFO investigator and former police sergeant Tony Dodd, attempts to communicate with it failed, two South African Air Force Mirage fighters were scrambled, and the object was struck with an experimental weapon before descending into the Kalahari Desert. What recovery personnel a...