Statement of Alexandro C. Wiggins

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• Reading a prepared statement does not independently establish the reported event.
• The summary’s strong ocean-emergence wording remains beside the chronology’s consistent-with interpretation. Acceleration is explicitly subjective; disappearance from a radar display does not uniquely demonstrate physical acceleration. An operator-derived altitude and absence of perceived boom, plume or control surfaces are not calibrated exotic-propulsion tests.
• Own visual/display recollections are distinct from crew reports to an unnamed tactical officer and public recurrence accounts. The 15 February 2023 incident is dated approximately 1915 PST; raw Star SAFIRE/radar, ship timing, original reports and independent watchstander records were not received. The black bar remains opaque, without guessed content.
• Corbell and Knapp are named public-account recipients, but publication dates are not first private-contact dates. Four reference entries share Episode 73 and the same witness/footage family, not four independent observations. Their linked bodies and AV were not read in this lane. Earlier oral uncertainty about underwater origin remains a separate preserved scope.
• Personal-capacity disclaimers, the professional role and publication clearance do not establish anomaly origin, government endorsement, material custody or secret-programme access. Original footage/edit history, dated contacts, report/clearance correspondence and original-edition authentication remain gaps. No medical claim or patient records were added.