Former U.S. intelligence officer David Grusch made several unproven claims about government knowledge of aliens. These are the most questionable allegations.
David Grusch made national headlines earlier this year when he claimed that the U.S. is in possession of numerous „non-human“ vehicles that have crashed on Earth. He obviously isn’t the first to claim that we aren’t alone in the universe, as countless individuals have come forward claiming to have seen UFOs (also known as UAPs — Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) as far back as 1854. What caught the public’s interest in the story is that Grusch is a former U.S. intelligence officer.
Grusch’s background as a member of a federal UFO task force and willingness to testify under oath made him seem credible to some, while others understandably took his statements with a grain of salt. Congress became interested in Grusch’s stories after he stated that the U.S. government was illegally withholding UFO information from Congress. This prompted an investigation by the U.S. Oversight Committee into the matter via a public hearing with Grusch.
During the conference, the former intelligence officer doubled down on his belief that the government is concealing UFO knowledge from the public. He and a couple of former Navy pilots then proceeded to make several claims that raised some eyebrows.Non-human biologics were said to be found at crash sites
.@RepNancyMace asks about extraterrestrials: „If you believe we have crashed craft…do we have the bodies of the pilots…?“
David Grusch: „As I’ve stated…biologics came with some of these recoveries.“
Mace: „Were they Human or non-human?“
Grusch: „Non-human.“ pic.twitter.com/TJVbIRp4jw
CSPAN (@cspan) July 26, 2023
The statement that got everyone’s attention was when Representative Nancy Mace asked if the government had retrieved bodies from the supposed UFO crashes.
