Since U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he will order the American government to disclose what it knows about UFOs, there seems to have been feverish activity among the groups allegedly in possession of craft of extraterrestrial origin. These groups are said to consist of so-called black projects, which operate beyond oversight and the law, doing everything in their power to prevent the secrets from being officially revealed.

Shortly after warning that her life might be in danger, 34-year-old Amy Eskridge was found dead in 2022. Eskridge had been experimenting with anti-gravity technology and is one of a long line of researchers in UFO-related fields who have died or disappeared in recent years.

In 2020, Eskridge stated that she planned to present new fundamental work regarding anti-gravity but needed approval from NASA first.

”I have to reveal it soon. I have to publish it soon because it’s escalating. It’s getting more and more aggressive. This has been going on for about four or five years, and in the last twelve months it has escalated, with more aggressive, more invasive digging in my underwear drawer and sexual threats,” she said in a 2020 interview.

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Before her death, Eskridge contacted retired British intelligence officer Franc Milburn for help in investigating the incidents of harassment and threats she claimed to have been subjected to, and Milburn finally concluded that her death was not a suicide.

Both Eskridge and Milburn documented several instances where she was subjected to physical and psychological attacks, including an unknown suspect allegedly firing a ”directed energy weapon” loaded with powerful microwaves at her, causing burns all over her body.

Files with Eskridge’s company records and business ideas have surfaced online, including detailed studies of anti-gravity propulsion and images of allegedly UFO-inspired aircraft.

Killed by a Company

When journalist Michael Shellenberger testified before a public UFO hearing, he said that Eskridge ”was killed by a ‘private aviation and aerospace company’ in the U.S. because she was involved in the UFO discussion.”

Eskridge is the eleventh person connected to U.S. space or nuclear secrets who has died or mysteriously disappeared in recent years, prompting more and more people to ask what is going on.

Eskridge would not be the first researcher to create something groundbreaking and then vanish; many similar cases exist going back decades. The case has also reached all the way to the White House and Trump, who says the matter will be looked into:

Another person who has vanished without a trace is William Neil McCasland, astronautical engineer, retired Major General in the U.S. Air Force, and former commander of the Air Force Research Laboratory. McCasland is said to have had knowledge of the government’s nuclear and UFO secrets. According to Republican Congressman Tim Burchett, McCasland was the key figure in America’s secret research on UFO and extraterrestrial technology before he retired.

“He is the guy who had a lot of nuclear secrets. I’ve been told by several sources that he was the gatekeeper for the UFO stuff,” says Burchett.

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Insiders have claimed that there have been several occasions where they were on the verge of exposing what is known to humanity but believed the public would not be able to handle the ontological shock, which could lead to a crashed world economy and the downfall of religions.

According to Tim Burchett, the public would be deeply shocked if they saw what he had witnessed:

Black Projects

According to whistleblowers who have testified under oath, these black projects possess both crafts and bodies not originating from Earth. The technology could provide clean and free energy—and would mean a revolution for humanity. However, it would also mean that many of the world’s most powerful corporations would go under. The money made is a position not easily given up voluntarily. The technology also has a weapons potential unlike anything else.

Alongside the technology in the alleged extraterrestrial craft, which has been the subject of attempts to comprehend and replicate, there are also human inventors who have made great advances in the same field, yet have seen their life’s work destroyed since it poses the same threat to the current world order.

Since the annual audits began in 2018, the Pentagon has failed every year to get its accounts approved.

Element 115

Bob Lazar claims that in the late ’80s he worked at S4, an area within Area 51 in the Nevada desert. As an expert in propulsion, he was tasked with trying to figure out how the reactor in one of the craft functioned. Lazar has since said that he believes this is an entirely new kind of power and is not about gravity.

The reactor was powered by Element 115, a substance officially discovered many years later, and the craft could “bend space” to travel enormous distances in a short time—something that could open up the possibility to travel to and explore other planets and galaxies.

According to information Lazar received before joining the project, the craft he was supposed to work on was reportedly found on the ocean floor during an archaeological excavation and thus had been lying there for many years.

In a recently released documentary that has gained a lot of attention, the secret base Lazar worked at has been recreated:

At the same time, there is intense work underway to get more material released to the public. Anna Paulina Luna is another Republican congresswoman who believes the public can handle the truth but faces resistance.

Watered-down Disclosure?

This summer, Trump is rumored to make an official statement on the matter.

However, not everyone is convinced that this will be the kind of full disclosure many have hoped for since not even sitting presidents have access to all the information. Ross Coulthart, an Australian journalist who covers the UFO topic, believes that any potential speech by Trump will be a disappointment:

Classified Documents

This week, further revelations in the UFO field have come to light. A former cybersecurity chief at the Los Alamos laboratory in New Mexico—where Bob Lazar worked—who has passed away is said to have left behind a collection of classified UFO documents found by his son.

The material reportedly includes internal reports, technical analyses, photos, and protocols from meetings about unidentified phenomena. The documents were handed over to journalist Jeremy Corbell, who claims they show that the U.S. has conducted advanced and covert research into UFOs for a long time.

The findings have attracted a lot of attention and sparked renewed debate about how much U.S. authorities really know about unidentified phenomena.

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