One of the few non scrubbed articles on the net and easily the most infamous regarding servicemen being fucked over. I've read plenty of other names over the years but did not catalog them. There's others but I just don't have the time to hunt them down right now.
THOMAS Mantell was a 25-year-old war hero when he was killed in a plane crash after being scrambled to chase down a UFO – and almost 75 years on his family are still desperate for answers. Th…
www.the-sun.com
Here's the original paper declassified via FOIA.
- Forensic neuroimaging expert Christopher Green says he has dealt with 'hundreds of patients' who were injured or died after interacting with UFOs
- 'I'm the go-to physician in the Department of Defense for unexplained morbidity and mortality,' he told DailyMail.com in an exclusive interview
- 'I do look at injuries and mortality from unidentified UAPs (unidentified aerial phenomena),' he added
- Green, a professor at the Wayne State School of Medicine in Detroit, was in 2010 commissioned to write a paper by a secret $22M defense program
- He described symptoms of multiple sclerosis, brain damage, and burns among patients from '[Close Encounters of the Third and Fourth Kind] events'
- He said symptoms of many of the cases were similar to 'Havana Syndrome' - a mysterious illness affecting diplomats and US officials in embassies around the world
- Green said many of his patients experienced burns and brain damage and that around one in ten died within seven years of their reported encounter
I hate posting a vice article, but you work with what you got. Remember this guy that you dismissed a few days ago? This was an article from 2021. I haven't confirmed if Green and Nolan worked together or if they were independent of each other's work. Compared to where he is now, it's clear that his stance has changed some in just a few years.
A Q&A with one of the foremost scientists studying UAPs, and what he hopes to learn by systematically studying bizarre and difficult-to-explain incidents.
www.vice.com
Maybe someone else has google/duck-fu better than mine and you can find other articles. Maybe on archive.org or the way back machine if regular searches don't give you many results past page 1.
And again, it isn't Aliens.