David Grusch

Section B · Insiders / whistleblowers · 1986–

David Grusch

Former USAF Major + NRO + NGA + officially designated 'credible and urgent' by the ICIG

US House Subcommittee · Public domain

Biography

In July 2023 he testified under oath before the House Oversight Committee that secret programs exist to recover craft of non-human origin, along with non-human biological remains. His testimony rests on indirect sources —more than forty informants— and was deemed 'credible and urgent' by the intelligence community's inspector general. The 2026 PURSUE disclosure arose in part as a response to that statement. On 30 September 2026, on episode 2560 of The Joe Rogan Experience, he went further: he said he had watched contemporary video of a retrieval showing very human-looking cadavers with very pale skin, and recounted that after a clash between non-human groups dead grays and living reptilian beings over seven feet tall were found, and that U.S. personnel shot them. He acknowledged he never saw those reptilians himself —he attributes the account to a friend— and offered no names or verifiable documents.

Primary documents

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David Grusch's opening and closing statements to the House Subcommittee (26 Jul 2023, 3 pp.)

Opening and closing statement that former USAF intelligence officer David Grusch submitted and read under oath on July 26, 2023 before the House Oversight Subcommittee on National Security, the Border, and Foreign Affairs. He states that multiple witnesses described to him a program to recover and reverse-engineer vehicles of non-human origin, and that the Intelligence Community Inspector General found his complaint 'credible and urgent'. His testimony is hearsay: he did not see the material, and what he provided privately (the complaint to the Inspector General and the classified information) has no public version. Former AARO director Sean Kirkpatrick holds that Grusch declined to speak with AARO and that his allegations misread legitimate programs.

U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform · US Congressional public record (statement published by the House Oversight Committee) · open original

Bolender Memo

A three-page U.S. Air Staff Summary Sheet signed on October 20, 1969 by Brigadier General Carroll H. Bolender, recommending the closure of Project Blue Book after the Condon Report. Its paragraph 4 states that UFO reports which could affect national security were made under JANAP 146 or AFM 55-11 'and are not part of the Blue Book system', and paragraph 6 adds that they would continue to be handled through standard procedures after the closure. It shows that closing Blue Book did not close the military reporting channel. It does not show a secret program: JANAP 146 (CIRVIS) was a standard, unclassified procedure for any potential threat. The 16 attachments are missing from the circulating copy.

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Capitol Press Conference · Grusch + lawmakers (Jun 9, 2026)

On June 9, 2026, on the Capitol steps, Representatives Eric Burlison, Jared Moskowitz, Anna Paulina Luna and Tim Burchett held a press conference with whistleblower David Grusch, hosted by journalist Leslie Kean and documentary maker James Fox. They set out three demands: presidential declassification of files Grusch had identified by name, passage of the UAP Disclosure Act, and stronger whistleblower protections with international coordination. The lawmakers cited Varginha 1996 among the records to be declassified. Grusch said the government is aware of several kinds of non-human intelligence, up to what he called 'sentient plasmoid life'. The conference brought no new material evidence about the phenomenon: its weight is that of institutional pressure.

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Why they're here · 2 pieces

  1. 2023

    Congressional Testimony (House Oversight)

    Formal disclosure of unacknowledged special-access programs

  2. 2026

    The Joe Rogan Experience #2560

    Says he saw video of cadavers at a retrieval and relays second-hand an account of reptilians shot by U.S. personnel

Sources

Contributes a theoretical framework, with no specific case in the archive.

Biography summarized from public sources, classified by section (A-F).