George Knapp Alleges Lockheed Martin Stored Non-Human Material from UAP Crashes

UAP Investigation and Whistleblower Protection

• 🎤 George Knapp, investigative reporter, has been pursuing the UAP mystery since 1987, approaching it as a news story rather than a matter of faith.
• ⚠️ He highlights the significant risks faced by whistleblowers and witnesses who come forward, including insults, career damage, and potential threats to their freedom.
• ⚖️ A key goal of the task force is to find ways to protect whistleblowers, acknowledging that many actions against them are extralegal.

Shifting Public Narrative on UAPs

• 📜 For decades, the public was told that mysterious aerial craft were not real or a threat, and witnesses were dismissed.
• 📄 This narrative began to change with documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), which revealed government admissions that these craft are real, can fly in formation, and outperform known aircraft.

Crash Retrieval and Reverse Engineering Programs

• 👽 In 1989, Knapp reported on Bob Lazar's claims of working at a facility near Area 51 involved in reverse-engineering alien craft.
• 🤝 Knapp has confirmed that Robert Bigalow, through his company Bass, negotiated with Lockheed Martin executives to acquire unusual material from a facility in California, material that was reportedly "not made here."
• 💡 The DIA's Advanced Aerospace Weapons Systems Application Program (OAP), initiated by Dr. James Latsky, was a significant acknowledged government program studying UAPs, yet much of its findings remain classified.

Soviet UAP Investigations

• 🇷🇺 Knapp also investigated Soviet UAP studies, finding that the USSR conducted a large-scale investigation, collecting reports from across its military empire.
• 🔬 The analysis program, known as Thread 3, aimed to develop superior technology based on UFO observations, with the goal of surpassing existing capabilities.