Back in December we announced that we were declassifying our UAP documents which include all cases investigated by us since 1998, which was due to be released back in January, however the timeframe was pushed back due to a particular case that needed approval for declassification.
The new date which has been confirmed will now be April, as further checks are being made to ensure all documentation is is correct and confirmed as accurate during the time of initial investigation.
The files, which include extremely sensitive documents that have never been released to the public before. One case in particular, was extremely hidden in the confidential vaults, centres around an abductee who accounted for a vast amount of information. We can confirm at this stage that various tests were performed to ensure that the information we were receiving was accurate. It is however of the understanding that the photos that were initially submitted as part of the evidential gathering, will NOT be included in the document at the request of the client. This was agreed that there will still be some confidentiality attached to the former case and the identity of the client will also remain confidential. A statement was made by the Chief Executive.
“Due to the sensitivity of the case, we have a duty to protect our clients, and in this particular case, we must adhere to the confidentiality rules that were put in place to protect our clients identity and not subject her to a bombardment of reporters or other members of the public judging our client. We will always have a duty to our clients and will always place a level of protection to ensure that safety and identity are protected.”
The files will also include the encounter with an orange lighted object which was reported during a training exercise involving four agents. The event which we can disclose here happened over the Black Mountains situated in West Wales where the training exercise took place. The exercise involving the four agents was a simple survival exercise, but, it was reported that at 23:36 hours, a bright orange craft hovered above the campsite for a duration of approx 5 mins before slowly moving away. The agents at the time reported a feeling of intense heat and high pitched sound, similar to that of white noise. This incident was however deemed classified and was never made public.
The rest of the reports which also contain highly sensitive documents are expected to be apart of the disclosure, and has now been dubbed, Project Contact, which will officially be the name of the entire disclosure documents.
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