
A government-linked scientist is forcing a serious conversation about what the United States may have quietly held for decades. Dr. Hal Puthoff, a CIA-funded researcher and former advisor to the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program, has stated on record that the US has recovered biological remains of four distinct alien species from downed craft. The claim lands at a moment when official UFO disclosure has never felt closer.
According to Fox News, Puthoff appeared on Steve Bartlett's The Diary of a CEO podcast alongside filmmaker Dan Farah, director of Age of Disclosure. He stated that individuals involved in crash recovery operations confirmed at least four separate types of extraterrestrial life. Puthoff noted he lacked direct access but said he believed his sources entirely.
His collaborator Dr. Eric Davis previously identified the four alien species as Grays, Nordics, Insectoids, and Reptilians. Reportedly, Grays are small, large-eyed, hairless beings roughly four feet tall, while Nordics resemble humans in height. Reptilians are described as scaly, upright-walking creatures and Insectoids as praying mantis-like beings. According to Davis, Grays were among those recovered in the 1947 Roswell UFO crash, as per Firstpost.
Farah stated that “dozens of crashed craft of non-human origin” have been recovered across the US alone, with non-human bodies retrieved from several of them, as per Fox News. His documentary Age of Disclosure features senior intelligence officials who reportedly went on record about crash retrieval programmes.
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In 2023, former Air Force Intelligence officer David Grusch told the US Congress under oath that the government possessed non-human biologics from downed UFOs, according to the New York Post. His testimony marked the first time such claims entered a formal legislative setting.
The Donald Trump administration has since ordered greater transparency, releasing the first tranche of Alien Files and establishing an inter-agency committee headed by Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Author Kent Heckenlively told Fox News that "Once you start telling the truth, you’ve got to tell it all. So I really think that the Trump administration has shown that they are interested in getting the truth out. I think some of the releases have been truly remarkable."
What remains striking is not just the content of these claims but who is making them. When CIA-linked researchers and congressional witnesses use the same language, the conversation shifts decisively from fringe to consequential.
(With inputs from yMedia)