Dylan Borland. oversight.house.gov. September 9, 2025.
Borland reports a 2012 sighting, later programme information and approaches by unnamed intelligence officers. Their misconduct accounts are relayed. He describes AARO, ICIG and CIA-polygraph interactions while withholding sources and methods. Contact allegations are distinguished from programme knowledge and interpretations of institutional motives. Original complaints, recordings, messages, personnel and sensor records were not received; asserted medical misconduct is not a clinical finding.
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Tim Gallaudet. oversight.house.gov. November 13, 2024.
Gallaudet reports receiving and later losing a Navy email, a personal communication from Chris Mellon about alleged satellite imagery, and a meeting with AARO staff. His reported contacts are distinguished from relayed imagery claims, inferred programme explanations and characterizations of agency motives. He expressly says he was not read into a special access programme. Proposed closed briefings and oversight measures remain proposals. Original messages, imagery, meeting records and independent accounts were not received.
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Fravor describes his November 2004 visual encounter separately from controller radar reports and a later crew’s recording. The inferred transit assumes a subsequent radar return was the same object. He reports contacts from Stratton, Dietrich and Elizondo; Dietrich’s Pentagon invitations are relayed. The 2016 conversation and ensuing resignation/TTSA chronology remain unresolved. Recovery-programme assertions are attributed and conditional. No original radar, video, messages or agency records were received in this review.
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