UAP Reporting

“I will just touch on the whistleblower side of it. I do encourage, you know, current and former military, intelligence community, and industry contractors to come forward in a legal way, either through the IC or DoD or whatever the cognizant IGs are to join me in this discussion.”

“Right now I do not think there is a lot of public options for the everyman to be able to report on this. I think even for professionals that have sensor data that are seeing these on a regular basis they are still hesitant to come forward.”

“For me, you know, I was an accident investigator. So, the biggest thing that you learn, and I think that witnesses need to do is, one, do not try and make the fish bigger than it was. Stick to the facts. Write it down and do not speculate what you think it is because it will sway your decision. Just write the facts down. We can get all the facts together and we can start to investigate and get a real honest story instead of it was this big.”

“Let me ask you all, how can the public contribute to UAP reporting and what avenues you think are available to the public to report these sightings?”

“And so, for the general public I think encouraging the conversations that we are having today, looking for technology solutions that can be distributed so that objective data can be gathered is the first place to go.”