Former Pentagon UFO chief reveals alien discoveries on Earth

Luis Elizondo, a former Pentagon UFO chief, has made significant claims regarding the existence of extraterrestrial life in his new book. He asserts that UFOs are real and that there have been recoveries of 'non-human bodies' from various sites, including the infamous Roswell incident in 1947, where he claims two flying saucers and four deceased non-human bodies were found. Elizondo also mentions other recoveries in Mexico during the 1950s and Kazakhstan in 1989. Elizondo describes having firsthand experience with materials that scientists have deemed 'very special' and unlikely to be human-made. He has also held biological samples that do not behave like typical human tissue, suggesting they may be part of a technical device. His experiences are echoed by others in the program, who reported encounters with luminous green orbs during their research on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP). The former Pentagon official emphasizes the importance of sharing these findings with the American public, framing the existence of non-human entities as a national security issue. He highlights that the government's interest in UFOs dates back to the Cold War, indicating a long-standing concern about these phenomena. Elizondo's assertions are supported by statements from other high-ranking officials, including a former director of national intelligence and a former president, who have acknowledged the reality of these unidentified objects. His revelations aim to shed light on the government's historical engagement with UFOs and the implications for national security.