Pursue UAP Release #6 — The UFO Files The Government Still Can’t Find
Analysis Summary
Summary
The encounter involves George Knap and Jeremy Corbel discussing UAP-related documents and government investigations. They talk about the $22 million spent by the DIA to investigate claims related to Skinwalker Ranch. Knap mentions that senior White House officials cannot find the records of this spending. They also discuss the release of new information, including videos and reports, which they believe are not new but are being presented to the public as significant. The impact of this encounter is that it raises questions about the government's transparency and the ongoing stigma surrounding UFOs, while also highlighting the need for more detailed analysis of UAP cases.
Program Intelligence Analysis
The video discusses the challenges in obtaining records related to the $22 million spent by the DIA on the investigation of Skinwalker Ranch, highlighting the lack of available documentation. It also covers historical cases like the Tremonton incident and the implications of the Robertson panel's conclusions on UFOs.
Senior White House officials cannot find any records related to the DIA's investigation of Skinwalker Ranch.
George Knap
“I'm glad to see the footage get a lot of exposure as it should.”
Jeremy Corbel
“I like every time there's a new set of releases, I like it.”
Harry Reid
“It was a UFO program.”
Jim Latsky
“I believe them. They haven't found it yet.”
Managed by: DIA
Investigate UAP phenomena and related technologies
Senior White House officials are telling me they cannot find any copy of the records related to the $22 million spent by the DIA to investigate Skinwalker Ranch.
The Tremonton case from 1952 was analyzed by the US Navy, which ruled out balloons and seagulls as explanations for the unidentified flying objects.
The Robertson panel concluded that UFOs are not a threat to national security, but the reporting of UFOs could be a threat.
The OSAP program was focused on investigating UFOs and UAPs, but the government has not released all associated documentation.
The DIA has stated that they cannot find the records related to the OSAP program despite having received them.
Analysis Summary
Delbert Newhouse
Retold Account
This is a retold account. Triad scoring requires direct experiencer testimony.