David Grusch’s “Third-Hand Tales” Are Backed Up By First-Hand Witnesses

Skeptics make the claim that David Grusch, in announcing the Pentagon is hiding a decades long program of retrieving UAPs is simply repeating “third-hand information.” However, the informants who detailed the retrievals to Grusch are known to responsible officials. What does that mean? The claims have been backed up by firsthand testimony which they made to the Senate Intelligence Committee. These are the sources he referred to as “multiple esteemed and credentialed current and former military and Intelligence Community individuals.”

It is a point mentioned in a recent media appearance by attorney and UFO activist Daniel Sheehan.

“The staff people in the Senate Intelligence Committee and the members of the Senate Intelligence Committee know who they are and they know what it is they’ve told them,” said Sheehan. Grusch, for his part, said he had taken pains “to corroborate this evidence over a period of 4 years and to do my due diligence on the individuals sharing it.” On reporting this to the Senate, he added that they “shared compelling evidence in the form of photography, official documentation, and classified oral testimony.”

So much for the view that Grusch’s belief is a gross misinterpretation of mundane programs. The retired Air Force Major and Intelligence Officer was working with the UAPTF and, thereby, officially directed to look into matters of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena. After speaking to 40 different informants, he decided that the US has recovered both NHI craft and biological material and has refused to share its holdings with the citizens and the world.