Seven bombshell revelations from UFO cover-up to chilling eyewitness accounts revealed in congressional hearing
FORMER military officials have begun to share bombshell details on a so-called UFO retrieval program that’s allegedly been covered up by the US government.
Among the crowd of impassioned whistleblowers was David Grusch, who shared his testimony in front of the House Subcommittee on National Security, the Border, and Foreign Affairs on Wednesday.
Grusch is a former intelligence officer with top-secret clearance who claimed that the United States recovered non-human crafts and attempted to reverse-engineer them.
He said at the hearing that he is “absolutely” certain that the federal government has UAPs in their possession.
Grusch pointed to interviews he claims to have conducted with 40 witnesses over a four-year period as evidence.
PENTAGON’S PERSISTENT DENIAL
His interview with The Debrief sparked a nationwide conversation about extraterrestrial life that saw both Republican and Democrat lawmakers stand by his side.
Meanwhile, the Pentagon maintains that it has no part in such a program and cannot find information to corroborate Grusch’s claims.
The public debate set the stage for an exciting hearing that saw Grusch quizzed by a Congress subcommittee organized to shine a light on the shrouded issue.
INJURED ON THE JOB
In Wednesday’s hearing, Grusch made the shocking claim that he’s aware of people being hurt while attempting to cover up alien tech.
However, he refused to share if he knew of or had heard of anyone who had been murdered in the supposed cover-up.
“I directed people with that knowledge to the appropriate authorities,” he said in the hearing, which was live-streamed on C-SPAN.
Throughout Grusch’s questioning, he noted that there were certain details he could not discuss in a public setting.
One of those moments happened after he was asked if US officials have made contact with extraterrestrial lifeforms.
While he could not comment on that, he did go on to claim that “non-human biologics” were recovered at some of the alleged crash sites.
‘NON HUMAN BIOLOGICS’ AND FUNDING
Rep Nancy Mace asked: “If you believe we have crashed craft…do we have the bodies of the pilots…?”
Grusch replied: “As I’ve stated…biologics came with some of these recoveries.”
Mace followed up with: “Were they Human or non-human?” to which Grusch said: “Non-human.”
When asked how the supposed program was funded, Grusch claimed that it was a misallocation of funds.
“Does that mean that there is money in the budget that is set to go to a program but it doesn’t and it goes to something else?” Rep Jared Moskowitz asked.
“Yes. I have specific knowledge of that,” Grusch said, but once again declined to provide details publicly.
While Grusch has started to address the stigma associated with UFO sightings, he claims that there are still witnesses who are too scared to come forward with first-hand stories.
He told the panel that they fear “professional repercussions” which are “compounded by recent government claims questioning the credibility of eyewitness testimony.”
‘FAR SUPERIOR’ TECH
Another witness who took the stand was David Fravor, a former Navy commander who spotted a strange object during a training mission in 2004.
On the night in 2004, he claimed that there was one object shaped like a Tic-Tac that was hovering below their jets above the Pacific Ocean.
He redirected his craft to inspect the object, but claimed the UAP vanished and reappeared just seconds later 60 miles away.
According to Fravor, it was technology that the world has yet to see.
“The technology that we faced is far superior to anything that we had,” Fravor claimed. “And there’s nothing we can do about it, nothing.”
CALLS FOR TRANSPARENCY
Though few answers about alien life came from the meeting, it led to renewed calls for increased transparency around the matter.
“UAPs, whatever they may be, may pose a serious threat to our military and our civilian aircraft, and that must be understood,” Democratic Rep Robert Garcia of California said.
“We should encourage more reporting, not less on UAPs. The more we understand, the safer we will be.”
Some are calling for the government to create a clear channel to communicate information about UAPs with the public and military.
The Federal Aviation Administration lacks a system for pilots to report sightings.
“There has to be a safe and transparent reporting process for pilots both on the commercial side and the military side to be able to report UAPs,” Garcia said.