Speaker 1: Previously on OBSCURUM: Invasion of the Drones.
Speaker 2: They will actually their arms, flash their lights and beat
Speaker 2: with the music. They turned red, they become violent. I mean,
Speaker 2: they'll come at you real hard.
Speaker 3: I've watched a lot of UFO videos where you can
Speaker 3: hear the people who are taking the video of the UFO.
Speaker 3: You can hear them conversing on the audio truck. They
Speaker 3: and the people around them are literally negotiating the meaning
Speaker 3: of what they're seeing.
Speaker 4: Rod kind of told me that he had been diagnosed
Speaker 4: with cancer, and he said it wasn't looking good.
Speaker 5: He did have a tumor.
Speaker 6: He had had that drone encounter that he was talking
Speaker 6: about at that contract was totally gone. So can I
Speaker 6: explain that medically?
Speaker 7: No, I cannot.
Speaker 1: It feels like you're driving up to that building and
Speaker 1: stranger things.
Speaker 8: Where they're doing all those tests. There's this big.
Speaker 1: Metal door with concrete walls that are like twenty foot
Speaker 1: high allow and there's cameras kind of all over the place,
Speaker 1: peering in the direction of a tunnel on the side
Speaker 1: of a hill in the middle of nowhere. I prepared
Speaker 1: to go meters underground into a Cold War era room
Speaker 1: that once housed a nuclear warhead estimated to be twenty
Speaker 1: times stronger than the bomb that destroyed Hiroshima. To see
Speaker 1: if my hunch was true Chapter fifteen, Buried in plain sight,
Speaker 1: I slowly walked up to the entrance of an intercontinental
Speaker 1: ballistic missile silo. My goal was to see how expansive
Speaker 1: these installations were, and ultimately if a similar space would
Speaker 1: be able to conceal many aircraft. A quick Google search
Speaker 1: revealed these sites and the bombs locked inside of them
Speaker 1: were first built during the Cuban missile Crisis in the
Speaker 1: nineteen sixties and scattered throughout the Great Planes, sometimes right
Speaker 1: next to farms. The military sold a few silos that
Speaker 1: weren't in use. I tracked one down that belonged to
Speaker 1: Don and Shark's Wantzer. They'd bought an abandoned or decommissioned
Speaker 1: missile site near Kimball, Nebraska. I convinced them to take
Speaker 1: me around the property.
Speaker 8: What is this right here?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 9: This is the door that would open and they would
Speaker 9: back the missile end. So the missile bay is right
Speaker 9: behind this forty seven ton door.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, followed on.
Speaker 1: We entered the structure through a large hole covered by
Speaker 1: metal mesh curtains. There was a long tube with lights
Speaker 1: illuminating a walkway twenty to thirty yards in. I saw
Speaker 1: a second haul to the right. It felt like a narrower,
Speaker 1: darker version of a New York subway station and not
Speaker 1: the type of place side spend a lot of time.
Speaker 2: The crew was down that tunnel with the red phone
Speaker 2: and the launch buttons were The missile was in a
Speaker 2: room building over here, for the purpose of the tunnel
Speaker 2: was to separate the two buildings so the crew wouldn't
Speaker 2: get blown up when they launched.
Speaker 1: I was surprised to learn the crew actually lived where
Speaker 1: the rockets were housed. Do you know how many people
Speaker 1: used to live in here? Like at one time?
Speaker 7: Five twenty four to.
Speaker 2: Seven from Cheyenne Zeffie Warren.
Speaker 4: Here's the room that the missile was in now.
Speaker 9: The missile was eighty five feet long, about nine foot
Speaker 9: in diameter.
Speaker 2: It was stored in a horizontal position.
Speaker 4: The nose was down here.
Speaker 2: But we have two buildings underground, the launch building which
Speaker 2: is about fifteen thousand square feet, command building, which is
Speaker 2: underneath that dirt, which is five thousand square feet one
Speaker 2: hundred and thirty nine thousand cubic yards of concrete designed
Speaker 2: to a stand A one make a ton blast one
Speaker 2: point six miles away had four warheads on it. Commissioned
Speaker 2: at a time with the Cuban missile crisis.
Speaker 1: We walked downstairs into what was known is the oxygen room.
Speaker 2: Down here's a warm sixty room contained a sixty five
Speaker 2: foot stainless seal liquid oxygen tank in.
Speaker 1: How far underground are we right now?
Speaker 2: Well, the culvert above the culvert is about twelve feet
Speaker 2: to the surface.
Speaker 1: When I emerged from the tunnel, I plugged in coordinates
Speaker 1: for an active missile site I located not too far away.
Speaker 10: It's just crazy how unexposed they are.
Speaker 1: I turned off the highway and onto a dirt road.
Speaker 1: There was a barbed wire fence with a lot gate
Speaker 1: to my left. Inside the perimeter stood a few metal
Speaker 1: slabs with poles sticking up.
Speaker 9: I do know they're like these permanent two sighting things.
Speaker 9: And there's there's some kind of cryptic kind of some
Speaker 9: directional sorts of stuff, kind of a creepy thing actually
Speaker 9: that we would have it right the corner of our place.
Speaker 1: As I got out of the pickup, I was approached
Speaker 1: by the owners of a nearby farmhouse. For the sake
Speaker 1: of their privacy. I called them Emma and John. It
Speaker 1: wasn't long before they showed me a cylindrical metal plate
Speaker 1: buried in their lawn, only a few hundred yards from
Speaker 1: the missile site.
Speaker 8: That was to set up the guidance systems. And the
Speaker 8: guidance systems on the missiles are designed to go off
Speaker 8: a true north and at night they would go up
Speaker 8: and get their settings off the north star, and then
Speaker 8: that's how they put in the guidance for the missiles.
Speaker 1: Seeing something that helped direct a missile right next to
Speaker 1: a home was odd, but they didn't seem to mind.
Speaker 1: We paused for a second and looked towards the silo
Speaker 1: before walking around to the back of the farm. I
Speaker 1: was curious to hear if anybody who lived nearby had
Speaker 1: spotted the mysterious aircraft flying at night.
Speaker 8: Nobody ever sided them flying over a silum. They were
Speaker 8: always different places. See, because most of the military work,
Speaker 8: the air force stuff, has generally done at night, and
Speaker 8: so you don't you don't see them that much more.
Speaker 9: It's done very visible, and you see like armored and
Speaker 9: one of those vehicles, somevies on corners and you might
Speaker 9: even see a helicopter in the air and there'd be
Speaker 9: a trailer working on the ground, yeah, on the at
Speaker 9: the site, so that's very visible, and you know something
Speaker 9: something's going on.
Speaker 8: When the Air Force was asked, they said, uh, oh,
Speaker 8: we don't know nothing. Okay. With all the missile sites,
Speaker 8: they would have known something.
Speaker 1: With the silon near Emma and John's residence housing a
Speaker 1: nuke that could be launched at any time. I'd wondered
Speaker 1: if they'd seen an increase in military activity when the
Speaker 1: strange crafts were nearby.
Speaker 8: They're regular routines of checking didn't increase, so.
Speaker 9: That makes you think a little bit, you know, I mean,
Speaker 9: they the assumption would be they knew something was going
Speaker 9: on because they weren't being ever vigilant of their property,
Speaker 9: you know, so they were probably.
Speaker 8: And law enforcement generally didn't have much of a clue
Speaker 8: whether they were told and told not to say anything
Speaker 8: or not. But you know, even the x sheriffs and
Speaker 8: ex deputies they speculated the same thing at this military
Speaker 8: the last it's maybe been five years, five to seven years.
Speaker 8: They have surveillance on all both sites that they thought
Speaker 8: when they started in the sixties, they the fences had
Speaker 8: been around them were pressure sensitive, so if anybody messed
Speaker 8: with it, they didn't know. We had tumbleweeds, and within
Speaker 8: a month they had to change their system because there'd
Speaker 8: be enough tumbleweeds blown against them and set them off. Supposedly,
Speaker 8: if you would take a little drunk and go fly
Speaker 8: it over missile site, somebody might show up and stuff
Speaker 8: like that, because I know they gentlemen put a pivot in,
Speaker 8: ran the electric climb in, he nicked the communications cable
Speaker 8: and it's pressurized, and I think they said twelve minutes.
Speaker 8: There's a choper.
Speaker 1: That seemed fast, but I knew a lot could happen
Speaker 1: in twelve minutes. Even with many government agencies publicly denying
Speaker 1: involvement in the sidings, it did seem probable that old
Speaker 1: silos in the land surrounding them could be a secure
Speaker 1: place to operate and store large numbers of drones. If
Speaker 1: there was a connection between the functioning silos and unknown aircraft,
Speaker 1: I was confident the Air Force would know what was
Speaker 1: going on. Chapter sixteen f E.
Speaker 8: Warren use the.
Speaker 11: Right lane to take exit three point fifty nine c
Speaker 11: ANTI twenty five north and US eighty seven North toward
Speaker 11: Casper in one point two miles take Exit ten d
Speaker 11: Onto missile drive toward Happy Jack Road.
Speaker 1: Two military helicopters flying right towards me on the Interstate.
Speaker 1: Helicopters flew over as I parked near a guarded gate
Speaker 1: at f you Warren. It's the closest Air Force base
Speaker 1: to a majority of the sidings and located on the
Speaker 1: outskirts of Cheyenne, Wyoming. A lieutenant by the name of
Speaker 1: John Karkaff agreed to an interview with me as a
Speaker 1: representative for the base. After a few minutes, he arrived
Speaker 1: to take me to his office.
Speaker 5: FI Warren originally started out as a cavalry training base,
Speaker 5: so I think at one point there were twenty five
Speaker 5: thousand horses here at FI Warren, and we still have
Speaker 5: some of the stables up on the north end of
Speaker 5: our base. But it eventually became an intercontinental Ballistic missile
Speaker 5: but an ICBN base.
Speaker 1: The base looked like a small town, complete with brick
Speaker 1: buildings and dirt road streets. Sitting in the passenger seat
Speaker 1: of his vehicle, I noticed how clean it was and
Speaker 1: over the top attention to detail hail type clean. John
Speaker 1: was definitely a type a personality.
Speaker 5: So when I originally found out about FI Warren, I
Speaker 5: was a little bit misfied. I'd never heard of F
Speaker 5: You Warren, you know, never seen the bass pop up
Speaker 5: on anything. So I was a little bit, you know,
Speaker 5: inquisitive as to what exactly I was.
Speaker 10: I was heading into.
Speaker 1: What does the ninetieth Missile Wing do specifically?
Speaker 5: Yeah, So the ninetieth missile Wing is made up of
Speaker 5: several groups, and this includes security forces, the missileers of
Speaker 5: the actual operators who sit in the missile capsules, as
Speaker 5: well as the maintainers, the administrative folks, the mission support groups,
Speaker 5: the forced support So the nineteth MISSI Wing encompasses all
Speaker 5: of that. And the ninetieth Missile Wing is the wing
Speaker 5: stationed at F You Warren that would execute the nuclear
Speaker 5: mission that ensures that the President and his advisors or
Speaker 5: her advisors have the capability to call upon nuclear power
Speaker 5: should it be necessary.
Speaker 1: I didn't know how long I'd have to speak with John.
Speaker 1: I steered our conversation towards the mysterious aircraft. F You
Speaker 1: Warren has denied that these drones belonged to them. Would
Speaker 1: that mean that you wouldn't have to acknowledge if a
Speaker 1: contractor outside of you was using those drones.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I can confirm that the drone sightings were
Speaker 5: not related to FI Warren or the Air Force in
Speaker 5: any way. So that would include you know, contractors or
Speaker 5: what other you know, third parties that might be, but
Speaker 5: they were in no way, shape or form.
Speaker 10: Related to the Air Force.
Speaker 1: When it comes to the active missile silos in the area,
Speaker 1: I assume that there's some type of counter drone technology
Speaker 1: that would protect those.
Speaker 5: So FIE Warren does have a counter drone program. I
Speaker 5: can't go into too much specifics due to operational security,
Speaker 5: but I can say that any kind of you know,
Speaker 5: training that we we do do on f E. Warren
Speaker 5: takes place within the confines of the base, and in
Speaker 5: discussions with with our forces in the field, you know,
Speaker 5: we confirmed that those drones were not ours and in
Speaker 5: no time, at no time did they ever threaten any
Speaker 5: of our facilities, any of our missiles, any of our
Speaker 5: missile silos. So that that kind of again put it
Speaker 5: definitely made us think about an aspect of you know,
Speaker 5: how we you know, how we communicate you know, our
Speaker 5: our programs to the public. I know it is something
Speaker 5: that some people. You know, you think of anti drone
Speaker 5: technology and you think of ray guns or whatever it is.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 5: Again, I can't go into specifics about how all that
Speaker 5: counter drone stuff works, but it did, you know, make us,
Speaker 5: uh make us you know, I guess approach the the
Speaker 5: drone issue in a more direct way. I can't speak of,
Speaker 5: you know, when the counter drone stuff was was being
Speaker 5: used or wasn't being used. Although I can't say that
Speaker 5: we did have the technology, should we need to employ it.
Speaker 5: We've we've had that, but at no point in time
Speaker 5: did we ever need to employ it during that.
Speaker 10: January time frame.
Speaker 1: John said that the Air Force did have counter drone
Speaker 1: technology in place during the first week of twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: when the majority of the objects were cited. However, he
Speaker 1: didn't go into detail about counter drone surveillance at each
Speaker 1: individual silo.
Speaker 5: I don't think there's a there's a need for concern,
Speaker 5: you know. I again, I want to stay in my
Speaker 5: lane here, but you know, I know in terms of
Speaker 5: the FAA and the other agencies that do serve to
Speaker 5: protect you know, our community and our neighbors out in Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado.
Speaker 5: You know, I do they I know they are very
Speaker 5: you know, on the ball in terms of you know,
Speaker 5: what we are doing and what they are doing, and
Speaker 5: how we work together in order to make sure that
Speaker 5: our community is safe. So I don't think there's a
Speaker 5: there's a need for concern.
Speaker 1: No need for concern. This was a confusing statement to me.
Speaker 1: If these unknown aircraft didn't belong to the Air Force,
Speaker 1: and if John on behalf of f you Warren could
Speaker 1: also conclude no Air Force contractors were flying them, there
Speaker 1: may be something strange flying in the vicinity of nuclear
Speaker 1: missiles and no one could pinpoint what it was.
Speaker 8: Point nine back up.
Speaker 7: This call is now being recorded.
Speaker 10: The first time I interviewed you, I felt like you
Speaker 10: were giving me the full picture and clearest detail of
Speaker 10: everything you knew. Can you go into more of that?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 6: Definitely into more of it. But in the one big
Speaker 6: issue in all of it is as far as what
Speaker 6: I can go into and what I can the one
Speaker 6: big one is the FAA related breaking of rules and laws.
Speaker 1: Following my visit to f You Warren, I was able
Speaker 1: to convince Matthew Spencer to talk with me again.
Speaker 10: Do you have any way of proving that you were
Speaker 10: in Colorado during that time.
Speaker 6: The only thing would be would be the logs from
Speaker 6: the drunes, and that becomes an issue. I mean, that's
Speaker 6: the thing, and that's kind of why I was offered
Speaker 6: the polygraph to avoid having to turn anything in that's
Speaker 6: gonna get me into trouble.
Speaker 10: What were you doing in Colorado during the time of
Speaker 10: the Colorado drone mystery?
Speaker 6: The Colorado drone mystery and that exact spot in spots
Speaker 6: was happening is essentially where we thought we were going
Speaker 6: to be able to catch up with what we were
Speaker 6: tracking UAP. We were not. And so as our own
Speaker 6: process entails, sometimes drones go up to tell us what
Speaker 6: we need to know if we missed it, and that's
Speaker 6: what the end of it was. We did come to
Speaker 6: the conclusion we had missed it, and with what was
Speaker 6: going on with the Colorado drones, we decided to get
Speaker 6: on out of town at that time.
Speaker 10: Now, is this the same type of craft that the
Speaker 10: Navy refers to. Is it tic TAC that we've all
Speaker 10: seen in those videos online?
Speaker 6: Yes, this is the exact same technology. There's a particular
Speaker 6: version we were looking for, but they all match up
Speaker 6: the same, and that version is going to be that
Speaker 6: essentially there is no sign of propulsion, you have the
Speaker 6: ability to really just float their. Contrary to belief and
Speaker 6: what you've heard from the various encounters, it does make
Speaker 6: a noise, It's just not a noise you're going to
Speaker 6: pick up by flying a fighter jet. Is a slight
Speaker 6: hum on an ultrasonic mic. It really tells you a
Speaker 6: lot about what is going on inside of it. And
Speaker 6: these are the sort of things that we look for.
Speaker 6: In other words, there's nothing physic wise that we know
Speaker 6: of in the inventory that could do these sort of things.
Speaker 10: That sounds crazy. What would lead you to believe there
Speaker 10: was a tic tac in the vicinity of the Colorado drones.
Speaker 6: Most of what you hear and most of the objective
Speaker 6: being lit right now is definitely from an adversary such
Speaker 6: as China or Russia, or it's little Green men. All
Speaker 6: of those dictate the story in the narrative, and that
Speaker 6: narrative would be it could be coming from overseas or
Speaker 6: from a ship, could be coming from the sky Mars,
Speaker 6: and it's coming down to us. But when you get
Speaker 6: into the reality of it, if it is ours, if
Speaker 6: it is us, then it has to be built somewhere,
Speaker 6: and it has to be maintained somewhere, and that's going
Speaker 6: to be in the United States over land.
Speaker 10: What would lead you to believe there was the UAP
Speaker 10: in the vicinity of the Colorado drones.
Speaker 6: I've been at this a long time. You know. The
Speaker 6: correlation is is do I have drones? Of course, that's
Speaker 6: a part of it. In certain instances, you know, where
Speaker 6: we've seen issues with the craft, which is why you
Speaker 6: usually get a great view of it. Drones follow, So
Speaker 6: if you have something a hypothetical a piece could come off,
Speaker 6: you would have a stall out and you would have
Speaker 6: drones follow. We believe that that would be the METHA
Speaker 6: and we believe that's probably what's going on with the larger, faster,
Speaker 6: heavier ones that seemed to show up.
Speaker 8: Right before we left.
Speaker 1: If there was a larger aircraft or some type of
Speaker 1: UAP in the vicinity of these drone like objects, I
Speaker 1: couldn't find any information that would confirm that. Matthew brought
Speaker 1: up a few of the FAA emails that Douglas Johnson
Speaker 1: had published online. He had strong words for how his
Speaker 1: correspondence with the FAA was released. When he said agent
Speaker 1: Bumgardner he was referencing Agent Bumberger.
Speaker 6: Michael Bumgardner is a legal hawk. If you look him up,
Speaker 6: if you're researching, he's the guy that goes out to
Speaker 6: the local little airport where they got Sessen's flying from
Speaker 6: the nineteen sixties, and he watches and he writes down
Speaker 6: your tail number and he writes tickets. There's cases of
Speaker 6: it online you can find he was sent out to
Speaker 6: write tickets. He wasn't sent out to solve the mystery.
Speaker 6: People have to understand, you know, I'm a debunker. Like
Speaker 6: I said, there were satellites in the area during that
Speaker 6: time period, there were planets. There's all sorts of stuff
Speaker 6: in the sky, and I always debunked that, and I
Speaker 6: believe a lot of it could be debummed. As far
Speaker 6: as what I think about Bumgardner is this stuff happens.
Speaker 6: You know, people always think if we like, we'll find answers.
Speaker 6: Foy is not new. The paper that they released and
Speaker 6: the communication between Bumgarner to me says, at the bottom
Speaker 6: of it, you can't show anybody this, you can't distribute
Speaker 6: it nothing. So they also could keep everything in a
Speaker 6: file and the only way that comes out is what
Speaker 6: they want to pull out of that file. If you
Speaker 6: pull something out of that file yourself, federal charges federal penalties.
Speaker 6: So they're just having to release some stuff in FO
Speaker 6: you and not the other things.
Speaker 10: And then you have this narrative.
Speaker 6: And the narrative I think, in everyone's opinion, was very
Speaker 6: negative of me.
Speaker 10: I gotta be honest, Matthew, that sounds like it's out there.
Speaker 10: Why would Bumberger go to so much trouble to throw
Speaker 10: you under the bus.
Speaker 6: There's a narrative, and it's an FAA narrative, and that's
Speaker 6: that they know everything.
Speaker 8: They're the facts.
Speaker 6: I mean, this is the way it works. A story
Speaker 6: that a UFO or UAP was in that area is
Speaker 6: not than they want to do with. Now you're the
Speaker 6: special agent in charge, that was his title of this.
Speaker 6: It's on you, and he's sure and Hick wasn't going
Speaker 6: to let anything out that wasn't normal. Did you see one?
Speaker 6: Did you think he's right? Or do you think he
Speaker 6: should have took the guy that wanted to take a
Speaker 6: polygraph come up there and answer some questions. He didn't
Speaker 6: want that polygraph on record.
Speaker 1: It wasn't my job to judge or not judge an
Speaker 1: FAA narrative, I was missing key facts. There was another
Speaker 1: person who could possibly shed new light on the FAA's response.
Speaker 1: It was a man I'd been trying to interview since
Speaker 1: day one, as the obscure sidings seemed to begin in
Speaker 1: his county. Phillips County, Colorado Sheriff Tom Elliott finally agreed
Speaker 1: to speak with me.
Speaker 4: In early January, a task force meeting was held in Brush.
Speaker 4: He discussed the sightings. Did you take part in this
Speaker 4: meeting and what did you learn from it?
Speaker 7: I was there and all we got was lip service
Speaker 7: from the Federal Aviation Administration, and those are the people
Speaker 7: that actually regulate these drones. What we found out is
Speaker 7: the FAA has a no enforcement arm, so their capabilities
Speaker 7: to enforce their own rules is zero.
Speaker 4: Now. Phillips County Sheriff's office posted on Facebook on January sixth,
Speaker 4: a strategy meeting was held today in Brush, Colorado with federal, state,
Speaker 4: and local law enforcement agencies regarding the drones. Specifically, we
Speaker 4: are looking for the command vehicle. We are looking for
Speaker 4: a closed box trailer with the antennas or large band
Speaker 4: does not belong in the area. If you see anything
Speaker 4: that resembles that or this description, Please call the Phillips
Speaker 4: Kenny Sheriff's Office. Were you ever in fact looking for
Speaker 4: that specific vehicle or was that based on what was
Speaker 4: talked about at that task.
Speaker 7: We asked two different questions there. So the question about
Speaker 7: how did we come to a description of the vehicle
Speaker 7: came from the FAA from that task force meeting, And
Speaker 7: that's the description of the vehicle that they said they
Speaker 7: were looking for. They said they said at the meeting,
Speaker 7: quit looking for the drones, start looking for the command vehicle,
Speaker 7: and this is what you should be looking for, the
Speaker 7: second part of your question, is that's the description of
Speaker 7: the vehicle. Yes, that is what we were looking for.
Speaker 4: Have there been any follow up from that taskforce meeting?
Speaker 4: Get the death of your knowledge.
Speaker 7: There was never even a task force formed at the meeting.
Speaker 7: There was one, you know, Sheriff Martin took names, but
Speaker 7: no task force was actually formed. So therefore no task
Speaker 7: force was ever a never got off the ground to
Speaker 7: investigate this. This all falls back on the federal government
Speaker 7: who refused to do anything. This is a federal law
Speaker 7: violation and they should have done something about the federal
Speaker 7: law violation.
Speaker 1: Fingers were pointing at the FA. It later came to
Speaker 1: my attention that Logan County Sheriff Dave Martin not only
Speaker 1: took names as mentioned by Sheriff Elliott, but was said
Speaker 1: to be the head of the drone task Force. He
Speaker 1: didn't want to be recorded, but told me there were
Speaker 1: no steps ever taken to form the group. FAA officials
Speaker 1: left the meeting saying they'd share information, but as I learned,
Speaker 1: there was no follow up. Was it the FAA's job
Speaker 1: to be the glue that brought this together? But more importantly,
Speaker 1: were there details FAA investigators purposely kept from collaborating agencies.
Speaker 1: I soon became aware of disturbing information which led me
Speaker 1: to research an area outside of Phoenix, Arizona.
Speaker 4: Plo Verdi generates the most energy of any power producing
Speaker 4: facility in the It's also the largest nuclear plant, with
Speaker 4: three units.
Speaker 1: Something happened in the skies above the PalaVerde Nuclear Generating Station,
Speaker 1: one of America's most powerful nuclear plants, on consecutive nights
Speaker 1: in September of twenty nineteen, two months before the Northeast
Speaker 1: Colorado sightings, unauthorized drones were spotted flying over a restricted
Speaker 1: area with pressurized water reactors. These were described as large
Speaker 1: aircraft with red and white flashing lights. They appeared at night,
Speaker 1: and it was reported that they had spotlights on while
Speaker 1: approaching the site, but turned them off after entering the
Speaker 1: security owner controlled area. No drone operators were found, and
Speaker 1: witnesses were left scratching their heads. This discovery led me
Speaker 1: to uncover something else, an alarming trend the FAA knew
Speaker 1: of that would completely change my view of the mystery
Speaker 1: coming up on Obscure Invasion of the Drums. I kind
Speaker 1: of stop at that two way stop signing it. It
Speaker 1: stopped moving and then elevated, and then it lowered itself
Speaker 1: behind a tree. I'm anxious, but I can't worry about
Speaker 1: what might happen or the consequences of revealing the truth.
Speaker 8: It's going to go up slowly, but it kept doing
Speaker 8: it for five, ten, fifteen, twenty minutes. This thing ended
Speaker 8: up being thousands of feet in the air.
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