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During a very strange Ufology week of January 7th, there was a closed-door Congressional hearing with Intelligence Inspector General Thomas Monheim meeting with members of The House Oversight & Advisory Committee UAP. The January 12th hearing had members exiting the 90-minute hearing underwhelmed. They felt they we no closer to the Pentagon’s secrecy veil being lifted than before concerning what UAP may be and why they are here. Intelligence Inspector General Thomas Monheim Tennessee Republican Representative Tim Burchett, long critical of the Pentagon’s obfuscation of the UAP issue, gave the hearing a bland four out of 10 stars. Concerning the...

Eleventh Hour Opposition to Disclosure Legislation Emerges in Congress By Maureen Richmond Analysis and Opinion by Maureen Richmond, Ph.D., F.I. As those who follow the UFO topic know, the year 2023 has proven a turning point like few others. A dramatic departure from a past in which neither Congress nor the media indulged in significant discussion of the UFO topic, 2023 has been a year of breathtaking advances toward the disclosure of long-concealed information. The glaring shift in atmosphere stunned and encouraged the UFO community, itself eager to share mountains of information on UFO sightings and encounters painstakingly gathered for...

On November 8th, the anticipated departure of Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick as head of the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) was announced in a statement by The Department of Defense. The DOD praised Dr. Kirkpatrick for investigating over 800 UAP reports during his tenure. By contrast, MUFON has investigated 135,000 cases since 1969. Kirkpatrick will end a distinguished 27-year career in December. The DOD has not yet announced his replacement. Kirkpatrick, a physicist, headed AARO for 18 months and it was marked by controversy. Retired intelligence community whistle blower Major David Grusch testified under oath to Congress that the United States...

MUFON Case # 130602 occurred on April 26, 2023 at 9 AM over the city of Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada. It was closed as “Insufficient Data” by Canadian Chief Investigator Linda Rafuse when the witness did not respond for an interview. The witness did draw a pencil sketch of what they saw and provided a short narrative as follows: “Travelling east on Killam Drive in Moncton NB, I was near the overpass for Wheeler Blvd in my car. I am not exactly sure what I spotted in the sky above the coliseum, cloud cover was low. Object was all white...

Little Rock, AR Federal agencies likely to be affected by impending legislation regarding ufo disclosure have departed from longstanding non-disclosure policies, recently posting information on the internet previously held close to the chest. Apparently, these agencies are feeling the heat from the intensity of the language in the Schumer-Rounds Amendment. The Schumer-Rounds amendment is attached to a larger piece of legislation which approves spending for defense in the year 2024. The larger piece of legislation is set to come to a vote on the Senate floor in late December 2023, as is custom. Interestingly, pro-disclosure attorney Daniel Sheehan has stated...

Anyone familiar with Calvin Parker knows that on On October 11, 1973, he, along with friend Charles Hickson, were fishing along the Pascagoula River in Mississippi near Ingalls Steel Yards when they spied a large UFO above them making a disturbing sound. Suddenly they were abducted by odd looking robotic type entities with very pointed noses and ears. Hickson survived the 30 minute abduction psychologically better than Parker who fainted half way through. When they reported the encounter to Keesler AFB they were referred to the local sheriff's office. They became overnight sensations with the media and passed lie detector...