Disclosure Diaries Update #105

In an interview with Ask a Pol, Rep. Tim Burchett said conversations with Navy personnel have raised questions about craft observed moving underwater at “impossible speeds.” He speculated:

“What if these are entities that have been on this Earth for who knows how long?”

Burlison’s remarks highlight a growing congressional curiosity about UAP activity beneath the oceans - an area historically linked to “USOs” (unidentified submersible objects).

UAP whistleblower Matthew Brown described a chilling home invasion that occurred while he was engaged in the whistleblower process. Brown said intruders deliberately left personal identification documents on display, signaling they had spent significant time inside:

He added that his grandfather’s remains were taken from inside the house and placed next to the garbage. Brown interpreted the act as intimidation:

“It was a very clear message.”

Rep. Eric Burlison, co-chair of the UAP Caucus, revealed new moves following the recent UAP hearing. The Caucus has sent demand letters to two federal agencies and two private firms to obtain records related to UAP claims. At the same time, Burlison says he’s compiling a list of whistleblowers with allegedly first-hand knowledge. Some will be asked to cooperate voluntarily, and others may be subpoenaed if they resist cooperation.

Also noteworthy: according to Burlison, earlier specific document requests (many suggested by David Grusch) were watered down by the Oversight Committee staff.

In a post on X, Rep. Burlison shared the following:

Washington is hiding the truth on UAPs.

They classify everything and block the public and even Congress. Some are Chinese, some are ours, and some are UNKNOWN. The American people deserve transparency, not secrecy.

• Several journalists have indicated that first-hand witnesses of the alleged UAP legacy programs are in the process of providing testimony/evidence to the relevant authorities (e.g. the IC IG) and/or are on the verge of making public statements in the near future (Example 1, example 2, example 3, example 4)