US agent: “Government has found alien material” He betrayed the most secret US secrets to Moscow for 16 years – now he is dead

A senior American scientist stirs up controversy with serious accusations against the US government. It involves an object that is said not to have been made by humans. Apparently these are UFOs. As Air Force veteran David Charles Grusch now claims, the US government is deliberately withholding this artifact, according to the US broadcaster News Nation.

Grusch spent many years working for the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, the central United States agency for military, intelligence, and commercial mapping evaluations and reconnaissance. Among other things, he led a research group that focused on elucidating unexplained abnormal phenomena (UAP). In that capacity, he also gained access to explosive material, Grusch told NewsNation.

According to the secret agent, “intact and partially intact alien flying objects” have been found. “These were engineering vehicles, not man-made, call them spaceships if you like, but complex vehicles of non-human origin that have landed or crashed,” said the former US Air Force official.

Scientists in the US have been studying the phenomenon of unknown flying objects for quite some time. Sightings of alleged UFOs are reported again and again, also from the population. The government has therefore launched research programs in recent years and even set up a task force to check the veracity of such reports.

The space agency NASA is also working on similar studies. According to NASA, there is no credible evidence of extraterrestrial activity on Earth. Most UFO sightings are due to natural phenomena or man-made objects.

Grusch doubts that, claiming that the US government has had relevant extraterrestrial material for decades. In addition, the secret investigative programs would not forward everything they find to the US Congressional Task Force. The 36-year-old has therefore filed a complaint with the government. He sees himself deprived of his rights as a whistleblower, so as a valuable informant.

In April, Grusch resigned from his job with the intelligence agency after 14 years of service. The former agent sees his resignation as revenge for handing classified documents to Congress. Grusch’s information has not yet been independently verified.

The scientific journal “The Debrief” quotes another American researcher who at least partially confirms Grusch’s thesis. Jonathan Gray, an officer with the National Air and Space Intelligence Agency (NASIC), told the magazine that “extraterrestrial material exists.” And he added. “We are not alone”.