Startling claims ‘non-human biologics’ found at UFO crash sites

During yesterday’s subcommittee hearing on UFOs, several key witnesses made astonishing assertions that captivated the nation’s attention.

David Grusch, a former employee of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency with top-level clearance at the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force, disclosed the existence of a covert “multi-decade” program initiated by the US government to recover and possibly reverse-engineer crashed UFOs or UAPs.

Relying on “extensive interviews with high-level intelligence officials,” Grusch asserted that “non-human biologics” were recovered from certain crash sites and contended that people had suffered harm as a result of the government’s efforts to keep this information concealed.

Another witness at the hearing was retired navy pilot Ryan Graves, who testified to his firsthand experiences of encountering UAPs off the Atlantic coast of the United States “on a daily basis for at least a couple of years.”

Emphasizing that such sightings were far from rare or isolated, Graves highlighted the fact that these objects were repeatedly observed by pilots and crews whose lives depended on accurate identifications.

David Fravor, a former navy commander, also shared his own encounters with UAPs during the hearing.

When asked whether he firmly believed that the US government possessed UAPs, Grusch responded with conviction, stating, “absolutely, based on interviewing over 40 witnesses over four years.”

Although the hearing provided intriguing testimonies, it did not yield any concrete evidence, and none of the claims made have been officially verified.

As a result, the mystery surrounding UAP sightings, as well as the veracity of Grusch’s startling claims, will undoubtedly fuel heated debates for a considerable period.

The search for answers continues, and the nation remains eager for any official revelations on this enigmatic and controversial subject.