Why Del Rio matters now This alleged crash has become relevant to the current disclosure debate because two prominent government-linked UAP figures have presented it as an NHI biological-recovery case, not merely an old sighting story. In an August 23, 2026 interview, physicist Eric Davis referred to alleged recoveries in the United States and in Ciudad Acuña, Mexico, in December 1950. He categorized them as biological rather than technological: “Those are wetware—that’s what we call wetware....

In my last post, a commenter, u/sixties67, pointed me towards a competing narrative to the MJ-12 documents based on the work of Kevin Randle which I found quite compelling. Prior post: How MJ-12 Documents, Corso's Pentagon Files, Grusch, and Elizondo Tell the Same 70-Year Cover-Up Story This pipeline matters because it turns crash retrieval from an abstract allegation into a historically documented capability: trained field teams could investigate, recover, transport, and deliver unusual aero...

In my last post, a commenter, u/sixties67, pointed me towards a competing narrative to the MJ-12 documents based on the work of Dr. Kevin Randle which I found quite compelling. Prior Post: How MJ-12 Documents, Corso's Pentagon Files, Grusch, and Elizondo Tell the Same 70-Year Cover-Up Story (https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/s/HkEUVB86bi) Dr. Kevin Randle is a retired United States Army lieutenant colonel with a military career spanning several decades. During the Vietnam War, he served as a UH-1...

I went into this story thinking Project Moon Dust was a classified Cold War program for recovering Soviet satellites that occasionally brushed up against UFO cases. After going through the Air Force records, Project Blue Book files, State Department cables, FOIA correspondence and decades of work by researchers including Kevin Randle, Clifford Stone, Robert Todd and Barry Greenwood, I don’t think that description goes far enough. Moon Dust and Blue Fly were a documented crash-retrieval archit...

Here's another interesting video I found from 1994. ​ The video features interviews with renowned researchers, physicists, and military personnel (such as Stanton Friedman, Dr. Steven Greer, and Kevin Randle), debating physical evidence, secret technology, and sightings. ​ It's a fascinating document to see how the extraterrestrial mystery and Area 51 were discussed on television in the 1990s, long before the recent official declassifications.

Not only that… around the same time, Disney hosted a 2-week UFO conference with names like Budd Hopkins, George Knapp, Don Schmitt, and Kevin Randle. We break all of this Disney UFO stuff down on the latest Sound Light & Frequency on Thursday. https://t.co/W5jD1TYnxn [Quoted] In 1995, Disney aired a serious UFO special, “Alien Encounters from New Tomorrowland,” blending real alien/UFO stories to promote the 'ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter' ride. 👀 https://t.co/sI9GXsmEMG