Somewhere in the Skies - 3I/ATLAS Mystery Deepens, Lacatski Interview, The Doctor Who Met an Alien, Message from James Fox!
Episode Date: November 12, 2025Ryan and Suzanne break down the biggest UFO and high-strangeness stories of the week, including: - Chinese astronauts stranded in orbit after their capsule was struck by an unknown object. - SETI Inst...itute integrates cutting-edge AI to search for extraterrestrial signals in real-time. - Harvard’s Avi Loeb connects new data on the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS to possible non-gravitational acceleration. - Dr. James Lacatski returns to reveal stunning details from the DIA’s secret UFO program, AAWSAP, and claims of recovered non-human craft. - And finally, James Fox shares the story of a doctor who claims to have touched a living alien during the 1996 Varginha incident. He also sent an exclusive video message to you, the viewers! Join Ryan & Suzanne as they dive deep into these breaking developments and take your live questions and comments! ⏱️ Chapters: 02:00 – Karaoke Confession & Live Chat Laughs 05:30 – Listener Shoutouts & New Code Phrase 08:50 – Vetted Crossover & Community Updates 09:45 – Story #1: Chinese Astronauts Stranded in Orbit 13:55 – Story #2: SETI’s New AI Alien Hunt 16:40 – Story #3: Avi Loeb, 3I/ATLAS & NASA Delays 25:50 – Story #4: AAWSAP & Dr. James Lacatski Deep Dive 01:13:00 –Story #Varginha5: Update & James Fox Exclusive 01:45:30 – Joshua Shelton’s UAP Encounter & Wrap-Up Please take a moment to rate and review us on Spotify and Apple. Book Ryan on CAMEO at: https://bit.ly/3kwz3DO Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/somewhereskies ByMeACoffee: http://www.buymeacoffee.com/UFxzyzHOaQ PayPal: sprague51@hotmail.com All Socials and Books: https://linktr.ee/somewhereskiespod Email: ryan.Sprague51@gmail.com SpectreVision Radio: https://www.spectrevision.com/podcasts Opening Theme Song by Septembryo Copyright © 2025 Ryan Sprague. All rights reserved. #SOLSymposium2025, #SomewhereInTheSkies, #UAPResearch, #AnomalousPhenomena, #ConsciousnessStudies, #UAPDisclosure, #ParanormalPodcast, #SuzanneLanders, #RyanSprague, #UFOConferences Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Hello, and welcome to Somewhere in the live stream.
I'm your host, Ryan.
Sprague, the host of the Somewhere in the Skies podcast.
If you're not a listener, head on over to Apple or Spotify.
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But this is a live stream that we do almost every Sunday, where we break down all the latest UFO and space-related news with you guys are fantastic regulars and new people.
And we get your questions and your comments throughout the night.
You guys have a great party in the live chat as well.
as Suzanne, our wonderful moderator, and I break all these stories down with you guys.
And we got a lot. We got a lot to cover tonight.
I want to apologize in advance if I'm already losing my voice.
I literally, moments ago, just got home from two hours of karaoke.
Yes, that's right.
Your boy was singing all afternoon here in Scotland.
I'm celebrating my 11th anniversary with my incredible partner, Jane.
And yeah, we had a nice dinner, and we went out and we just sang our little hearts out.
Do I do?
God, I was really hoping it wasn't going to load.
But it did.
So I told Suzanne, we prepare these live streams for you guys very heavily all week.
We prepare for this thing.
And, you know, we chat back and forth, getting ready for the show.
And I told her, I might be a couple minutes late.
I'm out at karaoke.
of and she was like there better be video evidence and there is so for just a few moments here
I'm going to play a clip of me singing Steve Miller's The Joker this goes out to you
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Joker, I'm a spoker, I'm a midnight, go in my lover.
I'm so sorry, I'm sorry, guys.
Oh my God, I can't believe I.
The things I do, the things I do, thank you, Suzanne, for the pity clap.
I appreciate it.
Thanks for entertaining me, guys.
I hope you got something.
Why did I subscribe?
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I promise no more singing tonight, I promise.
Strictly UFO and space-related news from here on out, I promise you.
But thank you guys.
Thank you for the happy anniversaries and all that.
Truly appreciate it.
I would have to go back.
I should have had alcohol.
Yeah, true.
agreed. Wow, you guys, was I really that bad? Man, E for Ever Ever,
Ever, oh. Okay, okay. We're done. We're done. We're done talking about that. Let's get to everything
else. Some of you, you listened, you heated my commands last week, and you put the secret
code words into your Apple and Spotify comments and ratings and reviews.
and I have some of them here,
and I'm going to shout you guys out right now.
So let's get to these before we start.
We have a brand new Apple podcast review,
and if I remember correctly, what were your code words?
Oh, Green Monster, what's the code words from last week?
We have a brand new review on Apple Podcasts from Jason sees UFOs.
I've never been to Fenway to see the Green Monster,
but I know every new episode of Somewhere in the Skies, I'll be listening.
I've been fascinated with the subject my whole life, especially after two experiences myself.
The updates and coverage Ryan provides is phenomenal.
Also listening to him while I work is just a fun and relaxing experience.
Keep looking up.
Thank you so much, Jason.
Truly do appreciate that.
And I'd love, love, love, love if you've reached out to me about your UFO experiences.
Maybe if you're interested in sharing them on our witness accounts, that'd be amazing.
So thank you for that review.
Amanda, one of our regulars, had a nice comment on YouTube.
Wonderful episode.
I was so wishing I could have gone to the Soul Foundation conference.
Sadly, I've never been to any UFO-related conference yet,
but I really appreciated the reporting from Suzanne.
Great details that made me feel like I was there, but left me wanting more.
I will definitely be checking out the free talks.
Fantastic episode all around.
Maybe next year I won't let the green monster keep me from attending.
Love it.
Love it.
And one of our other regulars on YouTube, Pat Gallagher said,
great episode, great to hear all about soul.
Thank you, Suzanne.
You rock.
Don't be distracted by the Green Monster.
Amazing, Pat.
Thank you.
And last but not least, we have Adfimono.
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Said this on Spotify.
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Guys, thank you. Thank you so much. This is a fun thing we're doing every week now.
We give you some code words. You go over to Apple Podcasts or on Spotify. Rate and review the
podcast and be sure to put the code words somewhere in your comment or your rating and review.
And we will be sure to shout you out on the next live stream. So I have your code words for this
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Do you have any plans to meet Patrick from Vetted Richard asks?
I talked to Patrick yesterday.
Unfortunately, he was literally here fly by night.
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He's doing a documentary on Cyanics.
And he was in Edinburgh just for one night.
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Otherwise, we were totally, we totally would have met up.
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He has moved over to Europe.
So I have no doubt that you will see a vetted and somewhere in the sky's crossover in the very near future.
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Richard truly do appreciate that.
Should we get to it?
We got a lot to cover tonight.
A lot of fun videos for you guys.
Some surprises towards the end of the show as well.
So stick around for that.
You're going to really, really dig that.
We're going to start with some space news tonight.
You guys want to talk space?
Too bad.
We are.
I know you want to get around the UFOs,
but this kind of has to do with UFOs.
The headline reads,
Chinese astronauts have been left stranded in orbit after the return capsule was struck by an unknown object.
Oh, man.
Remember when the International Space Station astronauts were stranded?
What's going on with that?
Are they still up there?
Anyone know?
I have not followed up on that.
They're down?
They're back?
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I saw that.
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But this is pretty crazy, guys.
Now we have Chinese astronauts stranded up there.
Three Chinese astronauts,
Shendong,
Shandongri,
and Wang Jai,
who have been aboard China's
Chang Space Station since April
are now delayed in the return to Earth
when their capsule was struck by an unknown object.
We have a video,
a short video from the sun.
then I'm going to play about this that breaks the story down for you guys.
And we might get a little bit closer to what that unknown object is.
So let me grab that video here.
Chinese astronauts have been left stranded in orbit
after their return capsule was struck by what officials believe was space debris.
The trio have been aboard the Tian Gong Space Station,
dubbed China's heavenly palace since April.
They were scheduled to return to Earth on November 5th,
but their journey home has been postponed after damage was found on their capsule.
officials at China's manned space flight agency believe it was caused by a small piece of
space debris. The astronauts' replacements, who launched aboard Shenzhou 21 last Friday,
had already arrived at Tian Gong before the collision was detected. Both crews are now working together
to inspect the spacecraft and assess whether repairs can make it safe for re-entry. Officials have
not disclosed how long the delay will last or whether the Shenzhou 21 spacecraft could be used
as a backup return vehicle.
The suspect impact highlights the growing problem of space debris in low Earth orbit.
This floating garbage includes fragments from old satellites, rocket parts, and even tools lost
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I had to, oh, God, I had to hook you guys in.
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Get kind of UFO-e.
Any apologies in advance for my voice tonight. Again, two hours of that BS you just heard at the top of the show.
But yeah, this incident underscores the growing hazard of orbital debris, fragments of defunct satellites and rocket parts buzzing through low Earth orbit at tens of thousands of miles per hour.
The CMSA is also weighing contingency options, including the possibility that the incoming cruise capsule could serve as the return vehicle if repairs prove unfeasible.
As of no, there is no estimation on a return date for the three astronauts.
So, man, that's got to be a little stressful.
So we're sending our thoughts and prayers to them up there.
I know there was a video, I think, that came out today of them,
doing a barbecue up there in space.
So, you know, at least they're like making, not making the light of it,
but like, you know, not letting it get to them, you know,
anything to keep spirits high as they wait to figure this out.
It's got to be terrifying.
Terrifying when you don't know how much oxygen you have left and all that stuff.
So again, rooting for them, hoping they can get back soon.
So, yeah, crazy stuff.
Crazy, crazy stuff.
All right.
Let's keep it in the sort of space realm.
And we have our next story, which comes to us from the one,
the only Chrissy Newton over at the debrief.
She's killing it over there, guys.
I got a chance to watch some of her rebelliously curious episodes as well.
So if you get a chance, head on over to, well, you're already on YouTube.
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But she wrote this story for the debrief recently.
The headline reads, SETI Institute integrates AI to boost real-time search for extraterrestrial signals.
The SETI Institute, the group that's been listening for signs of intelligent life for decades,
is supercharging its efforts by using the NV-I-D-I-A-I-G-X-Thore platform at the Allen Telescope Array in California.
This upgrade means real-time data analysis of the sky, faster, sharper, more sensitive,
and that's big because when you're hunting for weird radio signals that might come from ET,
every millisecond really counts.
ATA's 42 antennas scan the cosmos
looking for electromagnetic signals
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or human-made sources.
By slashing the time it takes
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The new AI setup boosts the chances
of catching something fleeting,
Baint or unexpected, basically improving our odds of did we just hear aliens?
What's thrilling is that the algorithms aren't just tuned for one kind of signal.
They're designed to flag anything unusual, even stuff we haven't thought to look for.
With real-time processing happening at this telescope edge,
we're inching closer to being able to pick up a possible hello from another world right as it happens.
So we're not talking millennia from now, 100 years from now, three months from now.
We're talking literally.
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You guys are listening.
That's how instant it could be our communication with aliens using these AI data points.
So look, a lot of bad shit that goes with AI.
Trust me.
But stuff like this, if it can increase our chances of finally making contact,
Incredible. Incredible. So we'll see. We'll see what happens with this.
Okay. Shall we get to our next space-related story?
There he is the man, the myth, the interstellar guru himself, the one and only Avi Loeb.
I couldn't think of anything to say there, if you couldn't tell. I wasn't being dramatic.
This is interesting. Harvard's Avi Lobe on three.
Eye Atlas, the interstellar object
shows mysterious
non-gravitational acceleration
and no tail.
It just gets
weirder and weirder.
The Interstellar
Object 3-Ey Atlas recently captured
the attention of scientists worldwide
after showing non-gravitational
acceleration as it passed
near the sun.
Behavior suggesting it may not
be behaving like a typical comet or asteroid.
And it also doesn't seem to have a commentary tale.
In an interview with NBC News with Gotti Shorts,
Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb discussed the implications of these findings,
connecting them to his ongoing work with the Galileo Project.
So let's go ahead and watch that clip with Gotti Shorts.
This is pretty interesting.
And we'll hear more about the tale, the acceleration,
and things just keep getting weirder.
Mystery deepens with three eye outlets.
Give this a watch.
So the last time we spoke,
which was like the day before yesterday,
you were saying that when it went behind the sun,
the natural explanation for the non-gravitational acceleration
and the thrust might be because it burned off
a bunch of chemicals or something
and that was giving it the thrust to the tune of like 13%.
And we would see a humongous tale, maybe,
what is going on?
Yeah, that's very surprised.
because there should have been a very massive cloud of gas and dust around it based on what we know about comets.
In fact, we see other comets in the solar system that have a beautiful tail away from the sun, behind them.
Lemon is an excellent example.
But in our case of Three-Ey Atlas, it looks like a fuzzy ball of light.
Even after it passed through perihelion, it was heated by 770.
watts per square meter. And we know that the previous plume of gas was mostly carbon dioxide. And
carbon dioxide ices can sublimate at a much lower temperature than water ice. So we should have seen
it break up or at the very least disintegrate to a very dense and massive cloud of gas and
dust that is pushed away from the sun by the solar radiation and the solar wind. But we don't see
that. So the question is what's going on? One possibility is that what evaporates from it are
fragments of ice and they get vaporized by sunlight before they have a chance to turn around and
show up as a plume of glow behind it away from the sun. That's one possible interpretation,
but otherwise I just don't know what to make of it. There was also a blue color that was
noticed just a few days ago and also in addition to that, it became brighter by a factor of five.
So what I'm saying is, you know, there are things we don't fully understand about this subject.
That's what makes it exciting.
And I think all of us will wait for the data that will come in the coming weeks.
And especially on December 19th, when it comes closest to Earth, that's six days before Christmas.
and let's hope we don't get unwanted gifts for our holidays.
Or at least maybe those gifts will be nice and friendly and wonderful
and help us figure the universe out.
We'll see.
Avi, you do not seem surprised here.
I know that we've been asking you about this,
and we were all expecting to see a tale,
and we asked you for a natural, plausible explanation.
You gave us that one, and now we're seeing no tale.
Like, what do you think it is?
I don't know.
I think, you know, it's like a blind date with an interstellar object that came from an environment that is alien to us.
And I think the key question is whether it's natural or technological.
The secondary question, if it's natural, what kind of an environment did it come from?
It must be a common environment that produces large packages, delivered to our mailbox, and we just need to find out the sender.
Either way, it's thrilling.
and it's really the reason why science is worthwhile doing,
because we can gain new knowledge.
And that goes against the tendency of experts
to pretend to be the adults in the room that know the answer in advance.
Well, guess what?
This object is telling the experts, think twice.
I love that.
Think twice.
Also, a blind date with an interstellar object.
Amazing.
Interesting.
Interesting stuff.
The tail seems to be missing the acceleration, the maneuver is all crazy.
It's going to be coming back.
It's going to be coming back our way.
So hopefully we'll get the clearest images yet.
Now, the big thing right now, the contention is that NASA actually has very clear images of this thing.
But they're not releasing them to the public right now.
And that is because there's a government shutdown in the United States.
again.
And, you know, that includes NASA.
So while they are not working, they are not, you know, able to release these images,
which sounds a little ridiculous, but, you know, these things have to go through channels,
bureaucracy, all that stuff before they can be released to public.
So if no one's there to work and to do those things, then, you know, we're not going to see
those images.
It sucks.
A little bit more here. Despite ongoing disruptions from the U.S. government shutdown, NASA officials are set to brief a congressperson on this.
Yep, you guessed it. The one, the only Anna, but Lena, Luna.
They're going to brief her this upcoming Wednesday regarding Three-Eye Atlas following her formal request for the release of new imagery and data.
Luna's team confirmed this meeting.
A government source told defense scoop that NASA continues to monitor the object
and plans to share its findings publicly once the shutdown ends.
The discussion marks the first official engagement between NASA and Congress about Free Eye Atlas,
reflecting growing political and scientific interest in understanding the rare visitors' origins and implications.
and also the meeting follows mounting public pressure and speculations surrounding 3i Atlas.
NASA's engagement with Luna signals a broader recognition of the need for interagency cooperation.
So basically either way, speculation continues to grow, and it seems to only be getting worse.
The fact that these images aren't being released, people are now getting more and more conspiratorial with their thinking.
like why is it naturally releasing these why what is it they don't want us to see and stuff like that um
and it honestly the only scientists we're really hearing from right now about any of this is obvi lope
and the fact that he brought forward these very uh sort of broad bold claims that it could be a alien ship or a
mother ship or whatever um that's all people are talking about and to obvious credit i will give
this. He said it is a very, very astronomically minute chance that it's a alien mothership.
But of course, that is what everyone is running with. But he has made it very clear in later
interviews and whatnot that he does, you know, believe that this is most likely a comet,
but is highly anomalous. And it's not acting like any comet we've ever seen for very good reason.
And in those reasons I actually want to share with you guys now.
Another scientist who was recently interviewed about this was Michi Okaku.
Finally, you know, a voice of reason in all of this.
And he was on News Nation.
And he is trying to kind of calm the conspiratorial nerves when it comes to three-eye
Atlas and, you know, tell us what it really is, basically.
So I'm going to go ahead and play that Michiocaku video.
With the new images of Three-Eye Atlas, not for,
from our own NASA.
We are still waiting on those.
These ones are out of Spain.
Some are noting it looks like this object
has lost its tail after passing the sun.
What's your take here?
And if there's no tail, does that mean?
This is indeed not a comet?
Well, I have my own point of view on this.
And that is that this is a very old object,
perhaps seven billion years old.
And in seven billion years,
there's been plenty of time to accumulate
garbage. That's why, for example, the nickel content of the comet is off-scale. Its chemical
composition is not what an ordinary comet should be. And that, I think, is because over seven billion
years, it's had plenty of time to accumulate different gases, different elements, different kinds
of environments that it goes into. And I think that explains a lot of the mystery behind the comet.
And everyone's talking about it.
I was on the airplane the other day and overheard some people talking over my shoulder.
And sure enough, they were talking about the comet too.
Did you, did you pop your head over the seat and say, hi?
I'm Dr. Michiokaku, one of the foremost experts on this, and this is my opinion.
No, I did not say that.
But I would gladly have given them my opinion.
Yeah.
It's a 7 billion-year-old comet, and that's why it's different.
It's different from other comets.
Comments in our solar system, for example,
or maybe only three to four billion years old.
This one is a very old comet,
and as a consequence, it has plenty of time
to accumulate garbage,
and that's one of the characteristics of this comet.
It has nickel, iron content,
which is different from the average comet.
You know, we're still waiting
on an updated image of this object from NASA.
We see Representative Anna Paulina Luna sharing this week that it will not be shared until the government is reopened.
Do you make anything of this? Is NASA hiding something here?
Sounds like it, right? I mean, what have you got to lose? I mean, it's only a sheet of paper.
I mean, it's not like a top secret thing you put in a safe. It's just a sheet of paper.
So what did they got to lose by announcing that they have this information?
Because it fosters more and more speculation. And at a certain point, because it's because,
counterproductive.
We, you've been closely monitoring 3i Atlas for months now.
I'm tracking these anomalies, some bizarre behavior.
What are the odds that we're dealing with something, not just old, but something that's
extraterrestrial in nature?
I think it's non-zero, but it's very small.
So far, it looks like an ordinary comment.
It behaves like an ordinary comment.
And except for these, a few anomalies, it does act like an ordinary comment.
And so I think it's really pointless to preserve secrets to keep things away from the American public.
The public want to know.
Avi Loeb, meanwhile, out of Harvard, believes that 3-Eye Atlas may be revving its engine.
Any thoughts on that?
Well, there's a possibility.
You have to put probabilities with regards to all the speculation.
Avi Loeb was very careful later on to say that the probability of his speculations are quite low.
And so we have to put this into perspective that these are guesses, and as a consequence, they're not 100%.
There you go.
It's so good to hear another scientist talk about Avi Loves theories.
So, I mean, he, you know, he tends to agree.
We don't know.
And the lack of transparency, per se, by NASA is going to only make that worse.
So, yeah, yeah.
But Michio is pretty damn sure.
It's a comment.
It seems like Avi Loeb is slowly putting that white flag up and saying,
yeah, it's probably common.
But again, like, it's going to be zipping back our way.
Hopefully we'll get some more clear images.
And hopefully, once the government shutdown is over,
NASA will release those images to the public as well.
But we got some pretty darn good ones from Spain, like they said as well.
So that's cool.
We'll see.
We'll see.
The mystery of Three Eye Atlas is not over, guys.
So we will continue to follow this story.
and follow this object as it makes its way out of our galaxy in the very near future.
December 19th, keep that day in mind.
December 19th, 3i.I.I.L.S. will be closest to Earth,
and hopefully we'll get our clearest images yet.
It will be an interesting Christmas to say the least.
What a gift. What a gift.
Let's take a quick break, and then we are heading into UFO.
territory that is for short guys we're going to be talking all about the pretty explosive interview
that james lecatsky just gave on weaponized with george knapp and jeremy corbel where he said
some pretty interesting stuff did we get clarity on any of the stuff from his books you'll see in
these clips that we have prepared for you um we also have some really big news in the world of
of the Vahena UFO crash in terms of James Fox's documentary on Vahenia.
It will be re-released in December with a lot more new information and new witnesses coming
forward.
And I'm just going to read you the headline of this one.
Doctor comes forward to say that he touched a live alien.
That's all you need to know.
We will talk all about it after the break.
with Suzanne, we're going to play some clips for you guys.
We got some surprises at the end of the show as well.
But let's take a very quick commercial break,
and we will be back with Summer on the live stream
and really get all UFO on your asses.
All right.
I will see you in just a few.
Stick around.
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All right.
So what I'm going to do is I'm going to read a little bit about this story.
And then we're going to play the first clip.
And then I will bring Suzanne in to react to the first one.
It's this stuff gets crazy, guys.
So James Lackatsky, you guys know that name.
We talked about him on the live stream just a couple weeks ago.
He, um, worked for the department.
Wow.
The defense intelligence agency.
There we go.
There we go.
Um, and he was basically the head of ASAP, the secret Pentagon UFO program.
The real secret Pentagon UFO program.
not a tip
offset
he does talk about this in this interview
I don't know if it's in one of our clips
but he basically
he called out
the authors of the New York Times article
Leslie Kane
Ralph Blumenthal Helene Cooper
and said they were
very wrong
their reporting was very
very inaccurate
which sucks
I hate hearing that
Leslie is a personal friend of mine
Ralph has been on the podcast
Yes, I've got a cough drop because I'm going to need it in a little bit.
It sucks to hear that, that the reporting was so inaccurate.
Not so much, maybe by the fault of the authors.
I mean, you know, at the end of the day, they have to take the responsibility for it.
But it was very inaccurate.
The actual program funded by Harry Reid for $22 million was not a tip.
It was all sap and it was run by James Lackatsky.
he's written several books now about the findings through OSAP because all of that data,
all of that information has a lot of it's been classified and we were never privy to the information
that came out of the OSAP program, the actual Pentagon program, funding, I should say.
So these books that James Lakatsky is coming out with, Skinwalkers at the Pentagon,
I don't remember the name at the last one,
but the new one's called New Insights.
These are all the findings from Ossap that he's putting out in book form
and getting it cleared by Dobser,
which is a big part of this whole thing too, as we'll get to.
But let me read a little bit here.
U.S. government's largest ever investigation,
Ossap, about UIP,
was conducted by Defense Intelligence Agency scientist, Dr. James Lekatsky.
The program was funded for $22 million
through the efforts of Harry Reid,
aimed to study UAP phenomena and determine whether these technologies could be replicated.
Lakatsky, inspired by reports from Utah's Skinwalker Ranch,
established a team of 50 full-time investigators under Bigelow Aerospace to collect data and
analyze anomalous craft, physiological effects, and even paranormal activity linked to UFO encounters.
Over its 27-month existence,
OSAP produced 115 reports
and amassed the world's largest UFO data archive,
though much of it remains classified.
Lakatsky reveals that America's secret race to understand
and potentially reproduce UFO propulsion systems
is very real and is ongoing.
In an interview with George Knapp and Jeremy Corbell
unweaponized. He made some pretty big claims. The first claim, which we're going to look at,
was that Kona Blue, a proposed prospective special access program under the U.S. Department of Homeland Security,
Office of Science and Technology, intended to investigate and exploit non-human biologics and
advanced aerospace technology anomalies. The proposal was never approved.
or funded and was formally terminated in February of 2012, according to the Defense Department.
But Lakatsky made this claim in the interview with Jeremy and with George Knapp.
So let's go ahead and watch this first clip here of Lakatsky talking about Kona Blue.
Stick with me here.
Let me find this for you guys.
Did you say we cannot talk about Kona Blue?
in past tense. I need you to elaborate on that.
Kona Blue is much more than
Kona Blue, I can answer that directly, but I can't go into details.
Kona Blue was a compartment.
It was also a program.
You can, if people knew what they were reading that was released, knew the,
what is between the lines on what DHS, Department of,
Homeland Security released, which by the way, was a very good write-up.
There's a key sentence in there.
Let people find it.
A very good write-up.
But the thing is, is what's to do with a compartment?
Now, am I agreeing with what has been said in DHS's and what has been said by Arrow?
above kona blue all i can say is hmm okay so i'm going to read between the lines and assume that
there is some active element or component to what we are calling kona blue let it be an operation
a compartment whatever that it you're talking that you can't talk about it's not a compartment
that's secure okay so it's not a program continues it can be unfunded it can be funded it can be
temporarily funded money can go in and out so a UFO study program could continue under that
and remember what we asked uh in uh in the rear it was it was with a lot of thought column wrote it
in the rear portions of skin walkers at the pentagon we he suggested private money private money
going in from multiple sources and i can tell you now that caught
people's eye. Okay. So I mean, George, that's a, that's new to me. Isn't that great?
It is. Dr. Lackatsky, the picture that's been painted to the public by a sort of people and debunkers and
counterintelligence operatives is that Colorado Blue was a crackpot idea. It went to Department of Homeland Security.
There were some discussions, but they eventually decided there's no value in this. That's what we've been
told. There's no value. It's a bunch of crazy stuff going on.
And it is completely contrary to the process that you described in the earlier books.
Absolutely.
That Dr. Carroll, Toul, and others, recognized the value of it.
They wanted it to go forward somewhere, somewhere up above intervened,
and the public is told it was killed right there.
Yes.
Yes, and that the program was not killed.
You can't kill Kona Blue.
I love that.
You can't kill Kona Blue.
That's a perfect way to end that clip.
A lot of you are critiquing how boring this interview was.
I get it.
Lackatsky has a serious problem with talking in circles, talking in ambiguity, and just like, look, defense intelligence agency.
The guy worked with intelligence.
like he knows how to either put you to sleep so you don't actually listen or he knows how to quote make you read between the lines.
So, you know, the thing I took out of this clip is that Kona Blue continues in some form, some way, somehow.
And that is what everyone is coming forward in telling us, Borland, Grush, all these guys, you know, nap himself.
So all these people are obviously privy to things we are not yet yet
Apparently we're going to learn all about it through these books by Likatsky
And a lot of people do critique him like oh really he's selling the books and we like we got to pay pay to play basically pay to get the information
He made it very clear that on like a copy of the book
Let's say you buy the book it's 20 bucks
whatever. After all is said and done, he makes like 75 cents to a dollar on each copy.
I get that. I am the author of two books, two Amazon bestselling books.
And look, the cut authors get is pretty bad.
You know, my incredible publishers, beyond the freight publishing, they at least have a good split between authors and publisher.
a publishing companies don't. It's even worse than you can imagine. So I feel very fortunate to be
with the publishers I'm with. So yeah, the dude's not making money off of these books, guys. I can tell
you that much. What he's doing is interesting. He's right, he's taking the information from
Ossap and these programs and everything. And he's putting it in book form so that it can go through
adopts her and get cleared. So he's taking this, like, safe way of getting the information out and
making sure that he's not breaking any classified oaths and stuff like that. So I understand
the process in which he's doing it. Do I wish he would just come out and testify before Congress?
Yes, of course. I think he even talks about that in one of these clips. And why that hasn't happened
and why he has chosen not to.
But yeah, I thought that was an interesting first clip.
You could tell Corbell gets a little aggravated with him in all of these clips.
Like, get to the point, dude.
Like, come on, come on, come on.
But it's interesting.
Kona Blue is something I want to keep an eye on.
I want to learn more.
What has been the continuation of Ossap?
Apparently, it was ATIP.
ATIP's gone.
Now what?
You know, so interesting stuff.
Interesting stuff.
I want to hear what Suzanne thinks.
So I'm going to go ahead and bring her in.
There she is. Hello.
Hi.
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How are you?
I am good.
We talked off air.
I was late to the show because I was that karaoke.
and everyone had to suffer
do that with me.
I loved it.
That's what it's all about, though.
If you were a professional singer,
you'd be on a stage somewhere, right?
Yeah, that ain't happening.
That's why I'm doing a UFO live stream.
Asking for super chats, right?
Perfect.
Perfect.
Oh, look at Jay Allen.
You're so funny, Mr.
hilarious.
Oh, that he's right.
You know what?
He's right.
I'll get on that.
I'll get on that.
Thanks for being here, buddy.
Oh, he's a creature.
I can learn that and then know when to run, right?
Here she comes. Look out.
No, no. Do you sing?
Oh, I do, but I also play the flute. I'm much more proficient at the flute.
All right. We are learning something tonight. You're a professional floutist.
I should say, aspire.
I don't know how professional. I started in the fourth grade and I'm still playing today.
Wow. I played the bass drum.
in high school.
I joined because I had a crush on a girl in the band.
So I joined the band and I had absolutely no idea what I was doing.
I didn't know how to read music, never learned.
And it got to the point where the band instructor was like, Ryan, just hit the damn thing when it feels right.
And that's what I did.
That's what I did.
Yeah, yeah.
Oh, gosh.
So that's my extent.
Yep, yeah.
You did it.
Okay.
So we're going to break this.
down this Lakatsky interview because a lot was said and a lot of nothing seems to have been said.
So that first clip that I played about Kona Blue, did you take anything from that?
I took that as an act of bravery and defiance is how I took that.
There's so much he can't say, but he was quite comfortable telling the planet,
but Conna Blue ain't dead.
And I think we take him at his word.
He is very keen to set a boundary on what he'll talk about.
Later in the video, you all may have watched it,
but Mr. Corbell tries to get him to talk about going inside the craft.
We have that.
We talked about last year from Seoul and earlier this year
in another episode of this.
I will play that clip.
Okay, good, good.
I think that's really important, and he just stops him.
So he knows where his lines are.
So when he steps over what looks like a line, I think we pay attention.
Yes, that's a very, very good point.
I think he actually says more in his pauses and his silence.
Exactly.
You could tell.
He has to really think.
Or he's kind of like kind of eyeing us in the audience.
Like, this is where I really want you to read between the lines.
Answering around.
Yeah, answering around instead of done on.
It made me think also, I'm sure you watch the clip.
of Eric Davis. I don't even remember who released it earlier this week, but he's basically saying,
I needed an executive order from President Trump so that I can tell you what I know.
We'll be playing that one later, too. That was with James Fox. I want Lakatsky to have an
executive order. Yes. And I do think in watching him, just from a legal perspective,
I don't think he's going to be a hostile witness. I think he's ready to tell what he knows.
I think Eric Davis is too. So maybe we'll get it.
Yeah, maybe we will.
Well, Lekatsky did not have very choice words in this interview when it came to Arrow.
No, he did not.
And this is a big takeaway for me.
Yeah.
So basically, he's calling out Arrow for being a counterintelligence program.
That is a very bold claim to make.
It is.
Boy, I was glad to hear it.
I bet you were, too, because a few episodes ago, you and I were talking with
our live stream audience about exactly this, that we were in the middle.
It was after the Wall Street Journal article.
That's when it was.
And I said point blank, and I think you did as well, we are in the middle of what appears to be an active and powerful disinformation campaign.
And here's Lakatsky telling us we are and that Arrow is the agent of that disinformation.
Yeah, it's weird.
Now, I don't remember what I cut of this clip primarily.
It might not be Lakatsky so much talking about the,
but the things that Corbell actually says in relation to the most recent congressional UFO hearing
and Arrow's weird connection to it.
That's what I found most interesting.
So why don't I play that clip?
Perfect.
Yeah, we'll elaborate a little bit more on that.
Okay, great.
Right here.
Okay, here we go.
First and foremost, Arrow was aware of,
the security review status of your books so somehow they're apparently and directly stated it they
were the first two were not sent there i was asked for them and they bought copies now why is dopser
communicating that to them that's a big question i don't know the answer are they just
interested in getting it quickly well i don't know it feels it feels kind of meddling and so i want to
put on top of that something I noticed, which is in the last hearing when George and I were nominating
people and going through reviews with them and security reviews with them and introducing them
to people and going through all these meetings, one thing I said and they promised me is that Arrow
would not be involved in any way. No communication to Arrow. This is just free going to Congress.
People could know that their information would not be shared with Arrow. That turned out not to be
true. There was a leak in Congress where they were directly sharing information of people that
George and I were nominating. And in some cases, people were contacted, you know, for kind of pre-reviews with
Arrow. So Arrow was meddling. And I actually put in a request for this to be followed down by Congress.
So now we're seeing another infiltration of Arrow from the human intelligence perspective. But I might not
fully understand that. I want to, you said something. You said in Arrow's.
letter to you, they said, we can even discuss Humit and you go, huh? Can you explain what is
concerning about that to our audience? Humant is controlled by the organization that gathers the
human. They cannot cross the lines and discussing it without a ton of paperwork. I went in and out
of Humet constantly because I couldn't use it in my documents. I mean, yeah, I was reading it and
It was like, well, what's good this?
I can't share it in my documents.
Same here.
I can't just go to Congress.
Mr. Borland summarized it very well when he was directly asked,
can you talk to us in a skiff?
And he said, well, if you have the clearances,
the proper clearances and your subcategories and whatever,
that you need that I have, that he has, yeah, I can talk to you.
Well, good luck in getting those.
Exactly.
Interesting.
It'll never happen.
It'll never happen.
So the thing that really, really got my attention with that is that era was meddling with these witnesses before a congressional hearing.
That's not, that's messed up.
It is, isn't it?
Yeah.
Like, I say what you want about Corbell and Knapp, like being the ones to choose these witnesses.
I know a lot of people have taken issue with that.
There's a bias there.
And I understand that concern.
Like, wholeheartedly, I do.
Like, these aren't just, like, blind witnesses saying they want to come testify.
It's like they're being coached in a way.
And what do you think from a legal standpoint and or ethical or moral standpoint of people testifying before Congress to,
lawmakers, nonetheless, and they're like almost being groomed and recruited to do it.
Like, do you have any thoughts on that?
I think it's a double-edged sword.
I think these witnesses that come from backgrounds that don't afford them a legal perspective
or a congressional perspective, I think they need a certain level of coaching for their own good,
for their own protection, be nice.
if the whistleblower protections were in place, but they're not. And so it's going to take a little bit
of guidance from lawyers and congressionally experienced people to get these fellows in the right
seat with the right words and leaving the wrong words and information behind them, right?
But when Arrow steps in in a manipulative way, it's not okay. They're way, way out of line.
And I'm trying to remember, Ryan, you may remember, who was it who said at the way?
the first Soul Foundation meeting was that Arrow had not worked out as hoped.
And I thought, this is so far beyond Arrow has not worked out as hope.
Arrow is actively interfering.
But I also think everybody take a breath because it is quite clear to me from being in the room now twice at Seoul
and from watching all the videos and things you and I watch to get ready for these Sundays.
The world's done with it.
Anybody who's interested in this subject is perfectly willing to set the government's actions aside and let private science and podcasters and whatever pull the data together in a much more reliable way.
There doesn't mean you don't have to vet that.
You certainly have to vet that.
And we do every week.
Some things end up in the electronic trash bin after we've watched a little bit, even with big name people.
We had one of those this week.
We wanted to use it so badly, but you just can't always do it.
So I think, you know, Arrow can try to do what it's doing.
Arrow can do what it's doing.
It's not trying.
It's doing.
But I'm not sure it's going to matter.
Yeah.
I think you're right.
Yeah.
I think we've all moved past it.
And so have the, to me, what it's coming off as.
And take, for example, I had Joshua Shelton on the podcast.
That'll be coming out next week.
he was the witness who came forward to Ross Colthard.
Super, super brilliant guy.
And right, guy.
Elegant speaker.
Really, you all are going to really enjoy this interview.
Yeah.
It's over on Patreon right now, guys.
I will show a little teaser clip later on for you guys as well to get you ready.
But yeah, if you want to hear the whole Joshua Shelton interview, it is now on Patreon.
And it'll be up on Apple Premium very soon.
But to get back to it.
He was, I asked it straight up, like, would you testify before Congress?
And he said, yeah, absolutely.
He's like, but not right now because like the protections aren't there.
And he said I spoke to a bunch of other military people who said the same thing.
Like we just like don't feel like it's safe to do that yet.
And I'm not sure it is.
And if we see from our perspective that we are in the middle of a powerful disinformation campaign,
Imagine what those guys feel and see about it.
So it's one thing for us to sit here every Sunday and through the podcast and whatever.
Hypothesize around what this is and what it isn't and share information.
It's another thing with someone like, I think of Dylan Borland, who can be prosecuted.
They can be prosecuted criminally.
So the burden is big.
It is.
And oh my God, I totally like misconstrued my point.
It wasn't reporting to Congress per se, but it was reporting to Arrow.
That's what it was that Yahshua brought up.
He's like, he's like, yeah, none of my friends are reporting to Arrow because we've only heard really bad things.
Like they're not even recording the phone calls.
No, no.
They're not taking any of it seriously.
And even Laketsky mentions in this video something about I have 7,500 pages of data from Bigelow Airspace.
from all the research done there,
they know I have it,
and no one's ever asked me for it.
And in response to somebody's foia,
I don't know who's,
their response was,
we can't find that?
What?
Okay.
Well, there's a little clue.
Call Mr. Likatsky.
Yeah, he's a phone call away.
I think that might be in this next clip.
I'm not positive about him talking about testifying
before Congress.
It might not.
But this clip,
I know for a fact is what everyone wants to hear about.
And that is the clarification on him stepping inside of a craft.
A craft that is being reverse engineered.
Did he step inside it?
And will he testify before Congress about all this?
So should we watch that one?
Let's watch it.
Okay.
This is my favorite thing in the whole interview.
Yep.
Same.
I was going to say the same thing.
All right.
It was in the book, but you said it verbally, you know, that we have.
a UFO in government possession, that we have an exploitation effort on that vehicle, that we've
had, that we've been successful in at least penetrating the hole. So you've gone on record,
and you told us that last time. Now, without going outside of those bounds, do you stand behind
this? That we have a statement? Oh, absolutely. But let's get more specific than the statement.
Do you stand behind that we have a UFO in our possession?
Because that would mean we have a reverse engineering program on that UFO if you breached the hole.
That would answer what everybody wants to know.
I can't answer that.
It goes beyond what I've been approved to say.
And by the way, if you're looking at such a craft, what are you primarily interested in?
The craft, the fact that it's empty?
or what in the world is the power supply and the motive force?
What in the world is that?
That kind of answers your question.
What would you really be interested in?
Yeah, well, so you, because you, you know, have studied all of these types of propulsion systems
and, you know, all of these energy components, you would be interested in what drives this UFO.
Yeah.
I might be interested in where does it come from if no terrestrial human nation has made it?
So I would have a different interest than you would have.
Just discussed why I didn't want to go any further in Kona Blue.
It is that difference and it is important because unless you have an infinite amount of funding,
you've got to choose what you're looking at.
As you know and George knows, a fair amount of money.
went into the medical aspect of UFOs in ASAP, much more so than was described. I mean, much more so.
Someone like me might not, well, you know, it's not that I wouldn't care, but I'd be interested in how in the world they got here.
I mean, what we currently understand in advanced physics is it is it is, it is.
isn't as advanced as we'd like to believe.
So, okay, I mean, just at the core of it, though, this is one of the largest admissions,
because you are for controlled disclosure and you're getting things authorized.
It is one of the largest admissions in UFO history that you're admitting and announcing
through an authorized disclosure that you had to get authorized.
It's amazingly authorized it.
That we have a UFO in our possession and that we breached the hole.
And that there was none of these typical things you'd see for common,
flight. So again, I'm just asking, I know you've already affirmed it, but that is a factual statement
under sworn testimony. And you would tell that right to Congress, right? That's what's in the book.
They could read it themselves. If they want my hand up, I could do that, but I can't go beyond what is
in the text, the next book. I'm not talking about the next one in six months. I'm talking about
the one that looks at Kona Blue from my perspective. I mean, a big decision.
point on four books of ASAP, even though only 1,200 pages is what's important in there and what
isn't?
This is where you get in trouble, though.
This is where you, Dr. Lukatsky, get in trouble.
People say, well, why are you parsing this out in public books rather than testify in the
Congress?
They're supposed to have oversight of our government.
Congress is supposed to have financial and substantial oversight over these things.
So if you did testify that we have a reverse engineering program, we have a U.S.
and you raise your hand and you say that is factual information, they're going to ask you,
where is it being held? How is our money being spent for the taxpayers? Why is it going in your
books instead of telling us Congress so we can have oversight? I mean, I can only release what I'm
approved to release. And I, too, am surprised that they approve that. I put it in there
deliberately. Last time I asked you, you know, from your book, you know, I said, did you enter the
craft at any time and he said, I can't answer that. Well, Eric Davis has commented publicly.
And this is what he said. We couldn't understand the propulsion. Lakatsky went inside the UAP
and they didn't find any energy source or propulsion system. So now that Dr. Eric Davis has
publicly stated that, that you were inside this UFO. Can you now expand on that?
You know, were you in the craft you are describing? Oh, I can't expand.
on that and going back to your question just before this. The reason I really have never,
first of all, I've never been asked to testify other than through indirectly through you.
Right. And I had a medical reason not to do it last month. That's right. The thing is,
I can tell you a lot of what we're talking about real intelligence gathering from a variety of folks in these four books.
it's not as exciting as some of the stories that I've seen.
Even if they're just stories, they're not as exciting.
But the senators and congressmen can have their staff, read the book, summarize it, bullet points.
Okay, but you're not going to answer me if you were in the craft or not yourself.
I can't, and I couldn't in front of Congress.
I can do no more than what is in the books to them.
And they have it in, they have it luck.
And believe me, it's the absolute.
truth was what is in the books. I believe you, it's the truth, but why couldn't you tell Congress?
I mean, what they're not authorized for you to tell them?
When you're brought in to things, you're, I was once told for a particular clearance.
I was to inform that agency and their legal team if I was ever asked to go to Congress.
Wow.
Hmm. That's interesting.
Isn't it?
That's interesting that he's told by one of the programs.
If someone asks you to testify, come to us first.
That's, I don't know.
I have an idea for them, though.
I have an idea.
He's obviously been cleared on these books, all four of them.
Although the fourth one that's coming out maybe in six months,
he must be cleared at some point, but it's not out to us yet.
But I'll watch and I'll let everyone know when I see it.
But I don't know why someone has not made those books an exhibit to the continued discussion in front of Congress.
That information is cleared.
They can take it and do exactly what Lackatsky is talking about.
Summarize it.
Ask questions around it.
He can answer some.
He obviously won't be able to answer all.
But I don't know why that hasn't happened.
And he is not going to take the bait that Eric Davis talked about him going into this craft.
and you know no visible means or propulsion or control i i what's the source of eric davis is right to
testify about that too i need to dig around on that one yeah do some digging because like it
almost seems to me like um he's really like lecatsky really wishes davis had never said yeah
because it's getting him in in deep waters like this look we are critical sometimes of corbel
and kind of how he presents things.
But I will say he put Likatsky's feet to the fire here.
And he's saying what we have all been saying.
Why the F are you not going before Congress?
Well, you can read about it in my book.
Yeah, we know.
We know.
You said that a million times.
But why will you not say what's in the book in front of Congress so that it's on the
congressional record and then they can go and investigate?
Well, they can read my book.
Like, okay, that's fine, dude.
But like, come on.
Oh, it's so frustrating.
Well, and to expect that Congress is going to sit down and read four UFO books.
That's not happening.
It's not going to happen.
It's not going to happen.
Look at what happens when a congressional member's like staff research the UFO topic and then get them questions.
You get the bullshit we got with Bobart in the congressional hearing with her.
What was that?
Yeah.
Dumbass conspiracy bullshit.
You get some of the stuff.
stuff that like Matt Gates said and Anna Paulina said.
And you could tell that it's their staffers that went in like chat,
GBT'd something.
Exactly.
You know what I mean?
So no, we want you.
We want you on the congressional floor, Mr. Lekatsky.
You with the knowledge and the experience and the firsthand work.
And then I think it's really important these books.
And the first one was, of course, Skinwalkers at the Pentagon.
The second one is entitled Inside the U.S.
government covert UFO program initial revelations. And the third one is called New Insights. He says the
fourth one will be called Future Vision, but that's the one I think's not out yet. But here's what he
says, I think more than one time in this video is what's in these books is the truth. These aren't
beliefs. These aren't speculations. They're not hypotheticals. This is the truth. And so, you know,
it's not an opinion.
It just is what it is.
So why these books aren't taken more seriously and addressed
congressionally, I don't get it.
But therein lay the problem, Suzanne, for me.
It's the truth.
What do we know?
And you want to know?
It's our code words for this week.
Trust me, Brocatsky.
Again, guys, go over to Apple Podcasts or Spotify,
put trust me, Brocatsky,
in your ratings and your reviews and we will shut you out next week.
But it's this trust me, bro, thing.
Like, look.
Again.
I will take what we can get.
We will take what we can get.
And like if the five beans of Ossap are going to come through your books, fine.
But when you're asked to testify before Congress and you don't do it, like that doesn't give us a lot of confidence.
He said he had a medical issue.
Fine.
I would never hold that against somebody.
but if he is asked again, I hope he does it.
And I don't see him being a hostile witness.
I don't either.
And that was initially a concern of ours.
But after this interview, I could set that aside.
I think he'll draw clear boundaries, but I don't think he's going to be hostile.
Yeah, exactly.
Monster Hunter player says, whistleblowers are not the problem.
Congress does not subpoena a single hostile grush witness means they do not want disclosure.
Right.
Interesting.
We give attention and time and energy to what's important to us.
Yeah, exactly.
Exactly.
I think that's all.
Yeah, that's all I have for the Lakatsky interview.
Anything else I miss that you think we should?
I don't think it was interesting that he called out Leslie Kane or Ralph Blumenthal
from the New York Times article saying they had his number.
They basically, he kind of intimated they knew what he knew.
and they knew he was there and made no phone call.
And I would love for Leslie Kane or Ralph Blumenthal to address that.
Me too. Me too.
I think they need to set the record street on all of this.
The big reason we've had this debate for almost God,
almost, I can't believe I'm saying this, like 10 years now,
about if Luis Elizondo was the head of the Seeker Pentagon program.
The fact that we're still having that discussion goes to show that we don't
have that answer. And to me, it sounds like, yeah, the reporting was wrong from the very start.
And that just makes everything 10 times worse, you know.
You got somebody special in the house.
Hello, Douglas Craig. Welcome.
Doug, we played a little karaoke song for you at the top of the live stream.
So you have to go back and watch that one. That one is just for you, my friend.
And the 548 people watching right now.
Hello, Papa Sprague.
I'll be seeing him in a little under a month now.
Yay.
Holiday, so I'm super excited for that.
But, yeah, Christy says hello.
Hello.
Hello to her as well.
Beautiful sister.
Give her a shout out to you guys.
Christy Sprague.
Christy with a K.
We always have to make that clear.
Hello to her and all the dogs as well back home in New York.
Cool. Should we move on to the next big bomb show?
Yeah, it was a week for videos. Holy smokes.
It was a week. Okay.
So our good friend, James Fox, the filmmaker,
he is going to be re-releasing his documentary Moment of Contact,
which covers the 1996 Varhina UFO crash that occurred.
Now, did you, do you know anything?
About this case, Suzanne? Have you seen that documentary?
I do. I've studied this that link did this one in Colaris together.
In fact, you'll see my suggestion for the next top 10 or top five things is like, pick Brazil.
Just pick the top.
Yeah.
Yes.
And we will.
I think this is huge too, and it's not getting the track.
I think there are so much out there this week, Lakatsky and Leslie Kane and Diana Pasolka,
all these big video people out that he has kind of got.
and washed out and I think this is enormous news.
Absolutely. I think you're right. And we will try to cover the Diana Peselka and Leslie
Kane conversation, maybe in the future. I'm going to take my own horn here just for a second.
I saw a lot of people say, this is huge. This is the first time Leslie Kane and Diana
Pasolka have ever had a conversation together. Wrong. Guess who did that?
Did you? So back in choice,
2020, I had the incredible opportunity to Leslie invited me, actually, over to her apartment in New York City.
Nice.
And I had a four-hour sit-down with her.
And I did an episode with her and Diana Pasolka in conversation.
So if you guys are interested at all, you can find that online.
It's called a cosmic conversation with Leslie.
I have it right here.
Let me throw it in the chat.
There you go.
It was incredible.
I somehow, some way it came together
and I was able to get these two incredible women
to have a conversation for the first time ever together
and it was fascinating.
And then I did a whole two hours more with Leslie
and one of our colleagues,
a guy named Michael Anthony, about their surviving death
Netflix series.
Yes.
I've watched every piece of that as well.
Yeah.
So yeah, you can find that one in the archives as well.
But yeah, I just wanted to do.
I saw a lot of people being like,
whoa, they've never spoken before.
I'm like, yeah, I did it.
Yeah, I did an interview back in 2020.
Okay, let's get back to our boy, James Fox.
He's going to be re-releasing the documentary
for a very good reason.
New revelations, new witnesses have come forward in the Barhina case,
and one of them is a doctor.
Let me summarize this.
In a recent episode of Reality,
with Ross Colthard, filmmaker James Fox
discussed his documentary moment of contact
and the now legendary 96 Vahina Brazil incident.
The Vahena case often called Brazil's Roswell
centers on a series of extraordinary events
that took place in January of 96 in Vahina
when several residents claimed to have seen strange creatures
in a crashed UFO.
Witnesses describe small, brown,
and oily skinned being with large,
red eyes, one of which was
reportedly captured by the
military.
So this first, this clip
I'm going to show is James
was on reality check with
Ross and he talks about
first the police
officer who was
involved with this, who actually like
recovered the being
and while recovering it, he
ended up getting like scratched or
something by the being in
something really, really bad
happened. So I think that's what this first clip is. Oh, oh, and then it also goes into the new
witness that is going to come forward. This is the important part. The new witness that is coming
forward, a neurosurgeon who actually worked on trying to save the life of this crashed alien.
So this is a lot to process right now. Full disclosure, James sent me this interview,
maybe a few months ago.
And, you know, it was one of these like, I'm just showing you because you're a friend,
you're a colleague.
This is what's going to be coming out in a couple months.
And now it's here.
And the documentary will have a full interview with this neurosurgeon.
But we're going to get a little taste of that in this interview with Ross and James.
Should we give this a watch?
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Let's give it a watch.
All right.
Let's find it.
Might be a little on the longer side, but definitely, definitely worth it.
Oh, definitely.
There's a police officer, Marco,
Eli Chorayzee, a young police officer. He actually reportedly captures a similar creature.
Just a couple blocks away. A couple blocks away. A couple hours later, just a couple blocks away.
Is it the same creature?
One would only assume that it had to be. It was like two blocks away, a couple hours later.
What does he do with it?
So, so, so it's interesting because Marco Shrezi was military officer and Eric Lopes, also another military officer.
or they're both friends.
Marco apparently was off for the night,
and they get this sort of,
he gets an APB that,
hey,
there's something out,
something really unusual out lingering,
to go capture whatever this thing is.
They didn't say it was an ET or something very unusual.
So those were the orders given to Eric Lopes.
Eric calls up his buddy who is off the night.
He says,
hey, you want to join me?
I've got this crazy mission of looking, you know.
So Marco Shreys jumps in the car with him and off they go.
and they actually see this creature two blocks from where the girls encountered it,
just a couple hours later, running across the road.
So Marco Choriz, without a moment's hesitation, just jumps out of the car and goes and grabs it.
And in the process of grabbing it, and it didn't put up much of a fight, it was pretty feeble.
And he put it in the back of the car, and he got a little scratch under his arm.
And he got some weird oil on his skin.
They go to one little tiny hospital.
It was more like a clinic.
And the doctor apparently came out and took one look at and said,
I don't know what that is, but you're not bringing it here.
So then they go off to regional hospital and they drop it off at regional hospital.
Is this where Dr. Italo Venturelli comes across the being?
Exactly. Yes.
Yep.
So we had up until this point, we had testimony from a military officer who we found that he took a creature from Humonitas Hospital because it went from the first little clinic, didn't get out of the car.
Then it went to regional, got out of the car, was delivered, taken indoor.
In fact, I was just at regional hospitals like two weeks ago.
And I went to the front desk, the main entry point.
And I said, hey, you know, this incident, and they got a big plaque out front.
This is where an ET came.
It's all right out in the open.
Nobody's hiding this story.
And I asked the people at the desks coming into the ER, hey, have you guys heard?
Oh, yeah.
One of the people that was there that night still working here now.
And they said, the creature.
No, I'm not kidding you.
I swear to you.
And they said, and they got a big plaque outside.
I can share you a picture of it talking about the events.
But they took the ET in the back entrance.
They said they did not come in the front.
Took it in the back.
Did the person you spoke to aside from Dr. Othello, did they also see the alien being?
Good question.
We only had 24 more hours for flying home.
We got the details.
We got the contact information of that individual that was there that night.
Don't know, didn't have a chance to talk to them.
don't know if they that's what i love about this james is you've been coming and going from this
city now for years and each time you go back you get more layers of factual information that corroborate
what you originally uncovered you got to hear like so now so now we have for the first time ever
because we have with this military police officer who we got to come forward and he drove a creature
from humanitas to as a military base and then as a campinas and that's a
that's when the Americans came in, right? So now for the first time ever, we have first-hand
eyewitness testimony from the lead neurosurgeon still at the hospital who describes face-to-face
contact with the live alien for four minutes. It's incredible. At this point, James,
with your permission, we're going to roll the little sizzle grab you've given us from Dr.
Italo Venturelli. Here's Dr. Etalo.
My name is Italo Venturelli. I studied in
San Paulo. I did neurology, neurosurgy,
I did more than 5,000 surgeries.
I just wanted to just to say that I really
really, I really, I went to see
a, like if I had seen a patient,
and not was a patient, really was an alien,
clearly a alien.
The crano was in form of goat,
the eyes in form of a goate, I went
see a patient,
thinking that was a human.
And I saw a man,
a man who I don't know.
I'm a question if he was suffering,
he not was suffering,
if he was understanding,
he was understanding.
Very calm,
very tranquil,
looked for me as if
understood everything
I thought to understand
to explain to people
to people that
there's much more things
than we imagine.
For me, it was very important to see, because I
I saw the immensity that has this universe,
not we're just us here, this world,
so marvellous, but there's many others,
and that being there's been there that was there.
What I love James about Dr. Etalo
is he's very open about the fact that this being touched him.
He seems quite emotional about the experience.
So, okay, I'll tell you how this came about.
because it's extraordinary what happened.
We knew.
We knew that the live alien was at regional hospital.
We have people that we were in touch with over more than a decade that work at both hospitals
that we meet privately with.
Every time we go to Virginia, it's always quiet, off the record.
They come and there are certain secrets they talk about during surgery and only during surgery.
So we knew, and from other testimony that that creature was it.
So the other neurosurgeon who was on duty that night was his sort of protege.
It was Dr. Etelho and Dr. Marcos Venesis.
Dr. Marco Venesis did a little procedure on the creature.
Apparently it had some damage, some swelling, something happened, did a little procedure on the creature.
And I don't want to go into too much detail because it's an ongoing thing.
And then he had a heart attack and died in 2018, okay?
So now he's gone.
And his partner, who's the lead neurosurgeon, Dr. Itolo, himself had a heart attack just a few months ago.
And he's in the ICU, staring at the ceiling, thinking that he was going to die.
And he thought, I can't believe I'm taking this to the grave.
This is not right.
If I survive this, I'm going public.
Oh.
It's big stuff.
And I also love the section of the interview with the doctor Venturelli, where he, it's later on, but he calls this being an elevated consciousness.
Calm and kind.
Telepathically told the doctor he was okay.
This is what was wrong.
You know, a very calm, elevated consciousness.
He said he was, of course, the alien in the room, but he was also.
in control of the room.
Yeah, that says a lot.
Look at this image of it.
I know.
He is so affected by this emotionally.
You can tell he's still viscerally and emotionally
feels this.
And like he said, he's
finally coming forward because he had a brush with death.
And he's not going to take this to the grave with him.
So, you know, I do trust James did his homework on this
and vetted it and everything.
So we'll see.
We'll see.
I know that he will expand on this in the documentary moment of contact.
We are going to show the trailer, the new trailer for it in just a little bit.
But yeah, this is stunning stuff, if you ask me, about one of the most well-documented cases ever, ever recorded.
And, man, I just can't imagine being in that room that day.
Crazy.
That's right.
You know, he also has the Roger Lear tapes.
Roger Lear went down in 2012 or 2013 and did a bunch of research.
And he too got anxious about being the possessor of this information.
And James Fox has those tapes.
Interesting.
Yeah.
Maybe there'll be something about that in the redo.
There might.
There might be.
Yeah.
Hint, interesting stuff.
Now, the other thing I wanted to bring up during this interview with Ross Colthard
and James Fox is you mentioned earlier, Eric Davis.
Since we're on the topic of like UAP crashes and whatnot,
Eric Davis apparently was another person who came into contact with a possible craft
or something like that.
And they talked about this.
They talked about Eric Davis's connections to these topics.
And James provided an interview clip with Eric Davis that he did as well.
So I thought we would give that a quick watch too.
You ready?
I'm ready.
All right.
There are people who are operating under TSSSC, top secret compartmented clearances,
who are forbidden from speaking about this.
And this is something that when you went to Washington,
you've also in this moment of contact film,
you've also gone to Washington, D.C. and covered the congressional hearings
where multiple witnesses have given evidence of what they know, what they saw.
One of them is Dr. Eric Davis.
He's a friend of both of us.
He's an astrophysicist.
He's been heavily involved in investigating paranormal UAP phenomena for many decades.
He worked with Robert Bigelow at the National Institute of Discovery Science.
He was part of the Bass investigations, the federal government funding.
investigations into the subject. This is what he told you in this exclusive
interview. Where's the proof? We have alien spaceships in our possession. We
have bodies. Where and why can't I get the specifics to verify those claims?
If the president of the United States issued an executive order that absolves me
of all of my TSSCI NDAs, NDAs, NDAs,
or non-disclosure agreements.
Those are the agreements we have to sign for every compartment
in our SCI clearances.
So if the president waives or absolves my obligation
to those NDAs, and I get subpoenaed by Congress,
somebody on Capitol Hill, some committee,
either in the center of the House or the both,
to reveal everything I know that I learned
from my investigations, both unclassified and classified
into the legacy UAP, crash retrieval and hardware reverse engineering and NHI programs,
I would do so.
If I could be waived from that or absolved in some fashion by presidential order, and if Congress
subpoenas me, yes, I would go and tell them everything I know.
Dr. Eric Davis makes it very clear there, James, that he knows stuff.
He, as you know, investigated the claims that there was this legacy UAP, NHI, non-HI, non-HUACIS.
Human Intelligence Craft Retrieval Program, and he became aware he's testified before that there
has been this ongoing reverse engineering program. What he's saying, though, is very significant
because he's essentially saying, if the president, if Donald Trump was merely to say, you know,
overnight, I can waive those secrecy orders, I can waive those NDAs, he, Dr. Eric Davis,
and presumably many other witnesses could come forward.
So how significant is Eric Davis's comment?
It's extremely significant.
And, you know, I asked them those specific questions
because I feel the frustration among the community,
among people that have seen, for instance, you know,
Dave Grush back in 2003 making these extraordinary claims
and not really providing publicly the extraordinary evidence
needed to verify those claims. So I'm constantly thinking as a filmmaker, a documentary filmmaker,
how to address those issues. Okay, so you've got someone with all these clearances and you sign
NDAs. How do we circumvent that? So I've been asking a lot of people like Eric Davis, would you be
willing, provided under the right circumstances, we make a plea to President Trump, whoever the
president is, the President of the United States, wave the magic wand, provide immunity, which they
can do immediately, would you testify under oath to a bipartisan group of lawmakers and give the
details needed to verify the claims? And they're all saying yes. So let's do it. And if there's
nothing to it, then, hey, you got nothing to hide. You imagine it's like, okay, there's nothing
to see here. Fair enough. Pass the act. Pass the bill. The disclosure, you know, UAP disclosure
act, like pass it. Pass it. I love that. Pass it or just do the darn executive order. Let's just
do in order.
And moving on and give one to Lakatsky too, give one to Grush, pass them out like Halloween candy.
It's like Oprah. You get a subpoena and you get a subpoena and you get a subpoena.
I'm going to volunteer my services to be the subpoena master.
You know, I love it. I love it. I love it.
Okay. So I'm really excited for a moment of contact.
I am too.
Let's watch the trailer. Really cool.
So much fun.
And then I think someone might be joining us in just a second to you.
But let's go ahead and play the trailer for a moment of contact.
All right.
New revelations.
You guys got to check it out when it comes out in December.
And a huge thanks to James for letting us play it.
Absolutely.
Yes.
Thank you, James Fox.
Wherever you are.
Here we go.
Have you been exposed to undeniable confirmation of non-human intelligence craft?
There is something.
out there and we should know as the people what it is.
Do you believe that the federal government is knowingly concealing evidence about UAPs from the public?
100%.
Yes.
Yes, sir.
Yes.
When you say crash retrieval, what do you mean?
Non-human, exotic origin, vehicles that have either landed or crashed.
For the first time in history, the names of alleged companies and gatekeepers analyzing recovered alien technology are being.
exposed. Are any of you willing to name specific individuals?
Dr. James Ryder, Ed Lockheed, Glenn Gaffney, CIA.
For decades, we've heard allegations of the retrieval of objects of alien origin.
In 1933, some disc-shaped object crashed.
It was not anything from this earth.
A UFO crashed in Kingman.
Didn't drop out of the sky.
It had to come in on an angle.
The feeling I had during the encounter was like no type of air
craft I've ever seen before.
I solved the evidence.
It's a crash retrieval.
There's a craft and there's alien bodies.
But one of the most well-documented UFO crash retrieval cases involving live aliens took place in Virginia, Brazil.
There's a crash vehicle.
Two of the extraterrestrestraised,
then, posteriorly, were left to the hospital.
My name is Carlos Sousa.
My name is Katz Chavez.
My name is Lilianne Sylv.
My name is Valquira Silva.
In the Upa in 1996, I saw a creature in the same.
I went to the local, when the general of the brigada
said to me that was a subject of security national,
he was going to be there, it was.
It was about it.
It was a bitinitably.
It was a chariot, Juan.
I was a defendant,
I don't even, I was caught,
but I was saying in here in the bar.
They were to campinas and campinas,
and they were to the States.
Now, for the first time in his life,
first time in history.
We have the most compelling
firsthand testimony.
All of a lot of surprise.
We're still in
a question very serious.
Of communication with a live alien
in captivity.
Here, oh.
It was here.
The eyes were like if
if it was a gout of water.
How much time did he spend
with the alien in the room?
Three, four minutes.
Damn, that's how you cut a trailer, baby.
That is, isn't it?
Yeah.
I also love what happens.
You're watching this neurosurgeon talk now.
This is something that is possible in America if we would let down the government secrecy around it.
Brazil's government is so much more open most of the time.
It's not perfect.
And, of course, they did let us get in there at some point, both at Caloris and I think at Virginia, and take stuff.
And, of course, it got black boxed.
But you're watching a community and a group of people
unafraid to speak truth to power.
I'm a sensitive subject.
Yeah.
And, you know, unfortunately, I had to reschedule our interview with Tiago Ticelli,
who, yeah, went to the most recent Brazilian UFO hearing that took place.
So, like, you're right.
You're right.
I think we're just scratching the surface.
of UFOs when it comes to Brazil.
And we, America
always sees itself as the example
for everyone else. I think Brazil
is going to be, and Canada,
are the examples of what we should be doing.
In France. I'd throw France
in there with them. Jaipon, right?
Did I get that right?
Japan.
Jaipon. Love it.
Love it. Well,
I talked to James Fox
this morning, and I asked him if we could
play the trailer, and he said
absolutely, but that's not
He also wanted to send a message to our incredible live chat and everyone watching.
So, guys, from James Fox to your eyes and your ears, he wanted to send this message out
and kind of just break down all of this for you guys.
And, you know, so you can get a better understanding of it.
So here is an exclusive video message from the man himself, James Fox,
to you guys here at somewhere in the live.
stream. So let me get that pulled up.
Enjoy it.
And enjoy.
Hello, everybody. It's James Fox here.
I wanted to make a couple quick comments on tonight's event that Ryan Sprogg's putting on.
One, I guess I'll address the Eric Davis issue first.
And I did that. I asked him that question because, you know, I feel the frustration from
people within the community and people within, you know, mainstream perspectives as to making
these extraordinary claims and not providing at least publicly the details needed to verify
those claims. So I wanted to basically create an environment that would circumvent that.
And one could imagine having
six, eight, ten more of people like Eric Davis, all saying the same thing.
And then it would be on the executive branch, whoever had the ability to relieve these folks
of their NDAs, and they can testify under oath to a bipartisan group of lawmakers.
And it's like, hey, if you don't believe it's true, fair enough.
But at least let's call their bluff.
Why not?
The stakes are too high.
And the other thing addressing neurosurgeon doctor, each one,
I've been hearing criticism out there about him because they're like, well, last year he went on the record.
Yeah, that was with us because we talked to other doctors who saw the video and which led us back to him.
And eventually enough people had come forward, not exactly publicly, but within that community.
And he agreed to meet with Marco and myself over a video call.
And he confessed that he'd seen the video.
And when we arrived a year later interviewing the two forensic pathologists that did the autopsy on the deceased military officer, Marco Choriz, we had, which was extraordinary, by the way.
They talk about for the first time, like participating in the film, seeing bacteria do things they've never seen any bacteria on earth do.
It's extraordinary.
I'll leave it to the forensic pathologist, and we've got a full autopsy report now that's,
with comments from the forensic pathologist
who looked at the tissue samples closely, Dr. Janini.
That's coming out.
But Dr. Itolo has everything to lose and nothing to gain.
He runs the Department of Neurosurgery
at regional hospital today.
And he's putting it all in the line.
I think, you know, his friend that was participated
at the event as well,
Marcos Venesis, died.
of a heart attack in 2018 and then he had a heart attack and he was thinking to him as he's
staring at the ceiling in the ICU i'm going to take this story to the grave and he just decided to
go all out and he did it on the fly when we met with him at regional hospital he snuck us in the
back gate and he just decided screw it i'm going to reveal everything and he's willing to take a
public lie detector test tomorrow i asked him that and there's more to come on that
and other doctors.
All right.
There you go, guys.
This steps ahead of Age of Disclosure for me.
Oh, God.
And it's the testing.
I cannot wait to hear the details of the testing on the bacteria.
Yeah, same.
Now, you know, I will be watching Age of Disclosure.
Me too.
You have to.
It has to be done.
But it is so outdated at this point.
And that's very unfortunate.
I know a lot of hard work when,
into that and, you know, probably a lot to get the interviews that they did.
And I do think it has a place, Ryan.
It might be outdated for us.
But remember, we're like at the top of a little mountain of knowledge on this, not a
mountain, but you know what I mean.
We're a certain group that spends a lot of time in this topic.
And the rest of the planet may not.
And so from that perspective, to watch through Age of Disclosure all of the government
people come out, I think I'll have a powerful place.
Yeah, you're right.
Like these are all pieces of the puzzle.
And the bigger picture is finding truth to the UFO phenomenon.
Right.
Whether it's coming from Brazil, whether it's coming from America, Canada,
whether it's coming because of one UFO crash in Brazil,
or if it's coming from all of these legacy programs,
apparently from these people who worked on them.
Like, it all has a place.
So look, we're living in the golden era of UFO documentary.
So let's be, uh,
The 80s were pretty good.
I'm not going to lie.
The 80s were pretty damn good when it comes to UFO documentaries.
But, like, things are changing and things are moving rapidly.
They seem slow.
But, guys, like, we pushed fast forward in 2017 on the old VCR called UFO Disclosure.
I agree.
I agree.
And it can be frustrating.
But think back less than 10 years ago when silence was what we had.
The occasional FOIA document, somebody would get hold of a.
little tiny something. And now where we are today, do not lose sight of the progress,
despite the fact that it doesn't go as fast to true truth as we would like.
Absolutely. Don't lose sight. That is the perfect way to put it. I love that. I love that.
Thank you, James Fox. Thank you so much for that message, man. If you're watching,
we truly do appreciate it. And we cannot wait to see moment of contact. No, I don't think there's
a specific date yet, but it will be in December. It'll be re-released on streaming.
platforms. So keep on
for that. I'll keep everyone posted
as well. James will be coming back
on the show to talk all about
it. And I'm sure we'll have a lot
more to break down after seeing the actual
documentary. That's for sure.
So exciting. But you know what's
coming up this week
on somewhere in the skies in
just a couple hours.
Oh.
We have
guys. You get to listen to my mess again
if you were in the live stream.
You were on our four-hour live stream last week, which was incredible.
It took me the week to recuperate.
I probably did everyone else, too.
We did review.
You reviewed the entire Soul Symposium that you were at in Italy.
This will be the podcast episode this week.
So cool.
So you guys will be able to go back and listen to the entire thing.
Yeah, so basically, you know, we just took that whole conversation, made it into the podcast.
It's going to be awesome.
It's so nice. I'm so flattered.
Thank you for that.
Oh, my God.
My absolute pleasure.
I learned so much about it.
And look, like, it's hard for people to get to these things.
It is.
And people don't have 72 hours to dedicate to it either.
They have to go to work.
They have to do life, you know.
Yeah, exactly.
So, yeah, in just a couple hours, guys, on the main feed of the podcast,
you will be hearing from Suzanne again.
And you will be hearing all about her experience at the.
The Soul Symposium.
Incredible.
We go through every single speaker
and what they talked about
and what you took away from it.
It was fascinating.
Absolutely fascinating.
So be sure that you are subscribed to the podcast
and you'll be the first to get it.
It's out on Patreon already.
If you guys want early access,
you can listen to it right now on Patreon.
Or if you're an Apple premium subscriber,
it's up there as well.
So there you go.
I'll let you go back into the chat.
All right.
Thank you as always for your incredible insights
on all of this.
And yeah, we'll catch up very soon.
All right.
Bye.
All right.
Thank you.
All right, guys.
Check that out in just a couple hours.
And then next week, we are talking to Joshua Delta.
He is a former Nellis Area 2 security patrolman who had some extremely anomalous events happen at one of the most highly sensitive
nuclear installations in the world.
Nellis is where Area 51 is.
Crazy stuff.
Now, he first came forward on reality check with Ross Coulthart,
and they talked all about a lot of his experiences.
But in our interview, he does expand on those,
and he shares never before heard incidents that happened at Nellis area two.
And it is clear, very clear, that these events,
affected him in many ways.
And one of those events was a UAP crash that he witnessed while working at Area 2 out there.
So I'm going to go ahead and play a teaser clip for you guys.
Here is Joshua Shelton talking about the UAP crash that happened.
This episode is available right now on Patreon.
Patreon.com slash summer skies.
You can listen to it early.
It'll be available on Apple Premium very soon.
But here's just a little bit of that interview with Joshua Shelton talking about a UAP crash that he witnessed with his very own eyes.
Let me find that for you here.
Here we go.
So this would have been about halfway through the time that I was in the area.
We were, I was on the fire team.
I was on what's called the alert fire team, which basically we hung out inside of this building.
And then if there was an incident, we would respond.
So there was an alert fire team.
and then a mobile fire tape.
And we were outside of the garage,
kind of just smoking and joking with another patrol.
And the guy in front of me, as we're talking,
he sees something over my shoulder and, like, clearly alarmed.
And I turned, look over my shoulder.
And there's this...
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I hate to say it, but like, disc-shaped, obviously.
coming flying straight over our heads and it's like wrapped in like I don't want to say it was flames but a reddish roiling light all along the front and like half of the craft and as it got near what was strange about it was that sound seemed to deaden so like it
didn't completely kill sound, but it was almost like you're underwater.
Like the sound was very deadened.
And the object itself, I don't recall a specific like sound.
I think there was like a little bit of a throbbing kind of noise.
But it came over our heads and you could tell it was losing altitude.
It's really hard to like estimate a good size because, you know, at night and you don't have a reference point when you're
into the sky. So I always hesitate on that, but I got the feeling it was maybe 50 feet across
like that. But the object, you could tell it was losing altitude. I actually was concerned
initially. It was going to crash inside of the, inside of the area. But it came down and you
can see that the back half wasn't wrapped in that roiling reddish light.
It went and then it went down behind those bluffs where we would always go to to get oversight of everything.
And when it dipped down behind them, there was this huge flash of light, like a massive flash of light.
Like the way that I hear people describe nuke explosions way back in the day.
Like you talked to the old timers.
Just this giant flash of light that lit up the sky.
We all of us braced ourselves because we expected just this massive shockway.
Yeah. But nothing. Nothing happened. There was no sound. It was just a flash of light. There was no sound, no nothing. And then like the flash was bright enough that it, where we were at, which we would have been when they went down beyond the blows, we would have been maybe three quarters of a mile away. Oh, wow. And where we were at, it was briefly bright enough that it was kind of like daytime. Like that sounds. So when I say a bright flashlight, I mean it.
but nothing, no sound, no nothing, no flames.
We expect, you know, fire, explosion and stuff.
But nothing.
We called it in and exterior patrols went expecting to find, you know,
downed aircraft or something.
They couldn't find anything.
They couldn't find no wreckage, no smoke, no flames.
Now, granted, we were limited on the exterior patrols how far away you could go
because you had to stay close,
but it's just not realistic to think that a physical object
went down there and didn't leave debris or something,
even if it didn't explode in flames,
there would be gouts of dirt, you know, in the air.
Like, it's not realistic that something crashed there and they missed it.
Yeah, I mean, that was...
What do you think happened after that?
Do you think there was a retrieval team that went out?
Or did you hear any sirens or any chatter amongst any?
Like, yeah, what was the aftermath, at least from your vantage point on all this?
Nothing.
Nothing.
Wow.
Absolutely nothing.
Our interview with Joshua Shelton now available on Patreon, early access,
patreon.com slash summer skies.
That'll be with you guys on the main feed for free next Monday.
but just a couple hours.
Suzanne, full breakdown of Soul Symposium,
coming at you.
Awesome.
Oh, I got to mention this, too.
This is crazy.
So when I was on my way to karaoke tonight,
I went through this place called St. James Corp here in Edinburgh,
and I am going down the escalator,
going to grab some, you know,
some snacks and whatnot before karaoke.
And behind me, I get a tap on the shoulder.
I turn around.
and this nice gentleman said,
I'll be watching you tonight,
which sounds creepy,
you know, out of context,
but it was amazing.
So I want to give a shout out to that person.
I will not name them
because I don't want to,
just in case they don't want their name out there,
but one of our viewers
happened to see me tonight in Edinburgh
and stopped me and said they'd be watching.
So if you are watching right now with you and your friends,
I just want to say a big hello to this person and thank you.
You made me look like the coolest guy ever in front of my girlfriend.
So perfect anniversary gift, if you ask me.
So, okay, thank you, thank you, thank you.
You truly, truly, truly made my night with that.
That was awesome.
And if you're watching, thank you for watching.
Thank you so much.
So that was crazy.
I totally forgot to mention that to you guys earlier.
Amanda says, Ryan, I love the trailer for the new Planet Weird documentary year in.
I'm so excited to see it.
Planet Weird is a great crew.
I've always been so fascinated by the Hellier documentaries.
Yes.
Voice is going, so we're going to be wrapping it up.
But yes, if you guys would like, 2019, Euphemat with Jim Perry came to New York City with filmmaker Carl Fyfer.
And they did a mini documentary on me.
I was so unbelievably honored.
I got to spend two days with those guys, bring them to all my favorite little restaurants and places and a story of Queens where I used to live.
And I got to talk all about my life inside the UFO world and inside the theater world and how I've kind of blended those together and what they have to do with one another and stuff.
It was so cool.
So, so cool.
So yeah, you can check out that mini documentary that Amanda is referring to right here on the Ryan Sprague, somewhere in the skies.
channel. It's just called Somewhere.
Amazing. I was so honored by that.
And they gave me permission to put it up on the YouTube channel.
So you can check it out there.
It's on our Instagram as well.
So thank you, thank you.
Truly do appreciate that.
Last but not least, before we go, guys,
I would love for you to once again consider rating and reviewing the podcast on Apple and Spotify.
If they're over on Apple, leave a rating.
and in your review somewhere, put the code words that Suzanne perfectly put up here for you.
Trust me, Brocatsky.
Those are your code words for this week.
If you put trust me, Brocatsky, in your Apple review or in the comment section of this episode on Spotify,
we will shout you out in the next live stream.
If you put it in the comments below this video on YouTube, we will shout you out as well.
So thank you once again, guys, for,
joining us tonight for another jam-packed episode.
Thank you to Suzanne, as always.
Thank you to all of you for coming in here with us tonight.
I saw we have some new people as well.
So I want to say hello to them.
Oh, I'm missing it.
There we go, Paul.
Hello, Paul.
New subscriber.
Just wanted to say hello.
Love the live stream.
Awesome, buddy.
Thank you so much, Paul.
We're so happy to have you here in the Somewhere in the Sky's family.
So thanks, but.
hopefully we'll see you the next time around for sure.
And thank you again to that person who made me feel so cool in front of my girlfriend today.
Guys, we've talked enough.
Go.
Be on your merry way before the work week starts.
I'm going to be leaving for Nova Scotia this week.
I have a job in Nova Scotia.
Not my ghost hunting show, surprisingly, but a different TV show.
I can't talk about it really just yet.
But yeah, I'm going to be heading out there.
And then from there, I'm going to be doing a world tour for the holidays.
I'm doing, what do I got?
Nova Scotia, New York, California, Portland, Hawaii, Japan, New York City, and then back home.
So I have no freaking idea what's going to happen with the live streams.
But I promise you, I will do everything in my power to make it as consistent as possible
and get the latest UFO news out to you guys.
But it is going to be a crazy holiday month coming up for you, boy.
So pray for me.
Please pray for me.
But I'm so excited to see family and friends and everything in between.
And have a job.
Thank you, Paul Kimball.
All right, all right.
I love you guys.
Let's get out of here.
As always, I'm going to leave you with our mantra.
And that is keep your feet on the ground,
but never stops her.
watching somewhere in the skies.
Keep looking up and don't listen to my karaoke.
There's nothing to hide at all.
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