An expert witness told a U.S. House committee this week that America’s military is operating secret UFO programs and has recovered nonhuman “biologics” from crash sites.
The U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Accountability heard from former Pentagon worker Luis Elizondo. He is also former intelligence officer who managed a secretive Pentagon unit that studied sky-based anomalies.
During the hearing, Southwest Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison questioned Elizondo about nonhuman “biologics”.
“Was anything described as, that we have possession of bodies,” asked Burlison.
“Yes, yes,” Elizondo said.
“Is it multiple types of creatures,” asked Burlison.
“Sir, I couldn’t answer that. I can tell you anecdotally that it was, it was discussed quite a bit when I was at the Pentagon. The problem is the supposed collection of these biological samples occurred before my time. In fact, before I was even born,” said Elizondo.
Elizondo said that advanced technologies not made by any government are monitoring sensitive military bases around the world.
“Has there been any communication with a nonhuman life form,” asked Burlison.
“There’s verbal communication like we’re having now. You also have nonverbal communication. And so, I would say definitively yes, but from a nonverbal meaning, we have these things that are being observed over controlled U.S. airspace, and they’re not really doing a good job hiding themselves. They’re making it pretty obvious they have the ability to even interfere with our nuclear equities and our nuclear readiness,” said Elizondo.
Asked whether the U.S. government has conducted secret UFO crash retrieval programs designed to identify and reverse-engineer alien craft, Elizondo answered a definitive “yes.”
He said the U.S. military is in possession of UFO technologies, and so are some of our adversaries.
The committee wants the Pentagon to be more open about UFO investigations. Pentagon leaders have maintained that no credible evidence has been found of non-human or extraterrestrial activity.
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