Crash Retrieval Program
Referenced in 2 episodes
Definition
An alleged secret effort by the U.S. government and defense contractors to recover, store and reverse-engineer crashed non-human craft and their occupants, called 'biologics.'
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George Knapp and Jeremy Corbell accuse former AARO director Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick of lying in his latest attempt to debunk claims that Lockheed Martin once stored and analyzed recovered alien craft and nearly transferred leftover material to Robert Bigelow's ASAP program. They argue that multiple insiders, including Jay Stratton in his new book, corroborate the deal and that Kirkpatrick should be called before Congress under oath to back up his own allegations. The hosts also discuss newly released AATIP files on the Tic Tac incident and Skinwalker Ranch, including a 'monster map' of creature sightings, and defend David Grusch's claim that he viewed crash-retrieval footage in an official capacity.
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