What The Pentagon Was Hiding About UAP Research

For years, Americans have been told there is “nothing to see” when it comes to UFOs, now officially referred to as UAPs, or unidentified anomalous phenomena.

But a former Pentagon insider just poured gasoline on the fire with a jaw-dropping allegation involving dead scientists, missing researchers, classified government programs, and what he claims are connections to America’s secretive UAP investigations.

Luis Elizondo, the former intelligence official who once helped oversee Pentagon efforts involving UFO investigations, is now publicly claiming that multiple scientists and researchers who died under mysterious circumstances may have had ties to classified UAP-related work.

And according to Elizondo, he personally knew some of them.

During an appearance on NewsNation’s CUOMO, Elizondo stunned viewers when he revealed that several individuals linked to recent suspicious deaths had privately spoken with him years earlier about UAP research and classified projects.

“Several of the people that you have on your list right there that you showed, I personally spoke with years ago, and it was about the UAP topic, and their work in that arena,” Elizondo said.