UFO whistleblower 'shaken' after chilling warning to be ‘careful what he says’ – Daily Star
Following news that one person connected with the UFO disclosure movement died in suspicious circumstances, two leading lights of the community claim that they’ve been threatened by ‘someone in the government’
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A top US university professor who claimed that aliens are '100%' living among us” claims that he has been has been given a sinister official warning to “be careful what you say.”
Stanford professor Garry Nolan’s revelation comes after the news that a person “associated with the UFO back engineering program” died, apparently as a result of taking his own life.
Daniel Sheehan, a lawyer associated with the UFO disclosure community, announced the unnamed engineer’s death, saying “It wasn’t until law enforcement concluded its investigation that we learned that no foul play was involved.” His client, former Pentagon agent Lue Elizondo has also released a statement stressing that he has no thoughts of self-harm.
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Elizondo claimed that he had been informed of a threat to his life as a result of his UFO activism and wrote: “I would like to make this perfectly clear to the American people: I am not prone to accidents! I'm not suicidal! I'm not abusing drugs! I am not engaged in any illicit activities. If something happens to me or my family members in the future, you will know what happened!”
Now Garry Nolan, speaking on That UFO Podcast, has described a disturbing phone call he received, discouraging him from saying too much about the US government’s UFO program.
Referring to Elizondo’s statement, he said: "I know the specific incident that Lue is discussing; it was real and it's ongoing. It’s not my place to [talk about it] but it's pretty serious.
“I got a phone call myself at one point, basically telling me to be careful how I was talking about things. I won't go into the specifics of what was said and all the rest but it shook me.”
Professor Nolan said the chilling came from “someone in the government.” He has been increasingly active within the UFO community since 2012, after debunking the alleged “alien mummy” found in Chile's Atacama Desert.
Shortly after that incident, he claims to have been approached by "some people representing the government and an aerospace corporation to help them understand the medical harm that had come to some individuals, related to supposed interactions with an anomalous craft" because "they were interested in the kinds of blood analysis that my lab can do".
In May 2023, he publicly claimed that several world governments have retrieved material from extraterrestrial craft, saying that it’s “100% certain" that extraterrestrials have not only visited Earth but have been visiting Earth for a long time.
