Whistleblower claims the US has recovered “non-human” vehicles

David Grusch, a former US military and intelligence official, is claiming the federal government has possession of “intact and partially intact vehicles” of non-human origin, according to a pair of interviews with The Debrief and NewsNation published Monday.

(It was later confirmed that the vehicles were not, in fact, Pontiac Azteks.)

Grusch, who previously co-led a Pentagon unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) analysis during his 14-year intelligence career, says he turned over extensive classified “proof” to Congress and the Intelligence Community Inspector General via a whistleblower complaint in 2021. In it, he reportedly alleged that the government has been illegally withholding its vehicle-recovery program from Congress for decades.

The US, according to Grusch, has secretly recovered a number of vehicles in recent decades that belong to a “non-human intelligence, whether extraterrestrial or unknown origin.”

He claims the government knows this “based on the vehicle morphologies and material science testing and the possession of unique atomic arrangements and radiological signatures.”

• Jonathan Grey, a current intelligence officer specializing in UAP analysis at the National Air and Space Intelligence Center, also confirmed the existence of “exotic materials” to The Debrief, saying such recovery programs aren’t just limited to the US.

✋ Yes, but: There’s currently no public information regarding what evidence or documentation, if any, Grusch – who left his government position this past April after allegedly suffering retaliation for whistleblowing – may have possessed. The former intelligence official said he hadn’t directly witnessed or seen any photos of the recovered “non-human” objects himself, but claimed to have spoken extensively with colleagues who did.