Daniel Sheehan Claims He Saw UFO Crash Retrieval Photos

 Attorney Daniel Sheehan has stated that AARO and Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick are "consciously lying" in the UAP report release in March.

In it, they deny the existence of UFOs and any U.S. Government programs operating UFO retrievals. In his words, they "are consciously lying when they falsely assert that they have been provided no substantiable evidence of the existence of a secret U.S. government UFO crash retrieval program..."


The constitutional attorney, who played a lead role in the Pentagon Papers as well as legal cases like IranContra, condemns the report as a deception since he personally saw photos of UFO retrievals, and told this "to Dr. Kirkpatrick himself, under oath..." (As background, in July 2001, Sheehan told of seeing UFO crash retrieval photographs during an interview on "Strange Days...Indeed." It was a collection of film and still photos held at the Library of Congress. They depicted an unmistakable, crashed flying saucer as well debris shown in such detail that he was able to copy down an insignia from one of the craft.)

As Sheehan reportedly told AARO's staff: "I was granted access to the still-classified files of Project Blue Book related to the over 700 cases of UFO sightings that could not be rationalized as any natural phenomenon that had been simply mistakenly misidentified as a UFO – and, that, in that capacity, I was shown, by official representatives of our U.S. government, several official photographs of an active UFO crash retrieval operation." Disappointed by the subsequent report, which confidently asserted that witnesses to UFOs and crash retrieval programs have misidentified conventional and properly classified programs, he went to X (Twitter) on the following Sunday to state, "I am taking the extraordinary step of informing the public and the media that I, personally, know that Dr. Kirkpatrick and his associates at DoD/AARO are consciously lying when they falsely assert that they have been provided no substantiable evidence of the existence of a secret U.S. government UFO crash retrieval program".