Category UFOs and Conspirology

A curious incident unfolded in the mountainous expanses of West Virginia, where the veil between the known and the unknown often seems gossamer-thin. On July 31, a minor, accompanied by friends, reported a truly bewildering sighting: two short, humanoid beings, described as “snowy white,” flitting through the dense woods. This peculiar encounter would soon grip […]

The Kingman UFO crash, which allegedly occurred near Kingman, Arizona, has tantalized investigators and enthusiasts of the unexplained for decades. This incident is shrouded in a veil of secrecy, disbelief, and the persistent challenge of sifting truth from fiction. The story begins with a claim by Arthur Stansel, a key figure who, under the pseudonym […]

More than seven decades have passed since the infamous Roswell incident, yet our understanding of what transpired remains shrouded in layers of speculation, secrecy, and misinformation. The narrative surrounding the crash of an unidentified object near Corona, New Mexico, in early July 1947 has transformed into a cornerstone of UFO lore. While some assert that […]

During an enlightening conversation with Kevin Day, renowned for his experiences relating to the Nimitz UAP sighting, a variety of profound insights into unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) were uncovered. Day, who served in the U.S. Navy, emphasized that the terminology surrounding these sightings has shifted from UFOs to UAPs, aligning with how the Navy and […]

Herbert Dick, a Harvard-trained archaeologist, was initially believed to have denied ever being present on the Plains of San Agustin in July 1947. However, this claim was inaccurate. Kevin Randle, who personally interviewed Dick, revealed the truth about his account. During their conversation on June 23, 1991, Dick confirmed that he had indeed worked in […]

In the ever-evolving landscape of UFO research, controversy and legal battles have become an unfortunate but recurring theme. Recently, a particular individual has resurfaced with renewed threats of lawsuits, attempting to disrupt the work of researchers and enthusiasts alike. As discussed in the interview with Don Ecker, these threats hold little substance and are likely […]

In 1969, the Condon Committee declared there was nothing scientifically valuable to be learned from further study of UFOs. The Air Force subsequently closed Project Blue Book, implying the government was no longer investigating UFOs. However, this conclusion was misleading, as a classified operation called “Project Moon Dust” continued the investigation of UFOs and the […]

It was a late evening when two men, George Tyler and Donald Stewart, were driving along Ritchie Highway near Baltimore. Suddenly, they heard a roaring sound overhead, similar to a massive vacuum cleaner gone haywire. Alarmed, they gazed upwards and spotted a massive disk-shaped object hovering above them, resembling a pancake turned on its side. […]

The initial tale of the Spitsbergen crash, as it appeared in the Project Blue Book files, claimed that on July 9, 1952, a Berlin newspaper, Saarbrucker Zeitung, reported that the Norwegian Air Force had recovered a flying saucer on Spitsbergen Island. According to the article, a translation of which is in the Air Force files, […]

In recent times, I have had the opportunity to host my radio show/podcast once again due to a significant change in my personal circumstances. Additionally, I have been interviewed on several other shows. While there may be some overlap, these occurrences are inevitable. The central theme of these shows revolves around UFOs, the ongoing official […]