By Samuel López | USA Herald
The most consequential evidence in the UAP controversy may not be another distant light in the sky. Former intelligence officer David Grusch says it is already inside classified systems: photographs and videos of recovered craft and their alleged nonhuman occupants.
Filmmaker James Fox amplified that extraordinary claim this week, reporting that Grusch reviewed classified imagery connected to crashed UFOs, or unidentified anomalous phenomena. It follows Grusch’s August 13 appearance on The Dr. Phil Podcast, where he made some of his most specific allegations yet.
Grusch claimed that the United States recovered more than 25—but fewer than 100—vehicles over eight or nine decades. Some, he said, were empty; others contained dead or living “pilots.” With presidential authorization, he asserted, he could direct investigators to facilities where evidence may remain.
None of the alleged craft, bodies, images, or underlying records was produced publicly. The claims therefore remain unverified.
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