A similar story has circulated for decades.

Rumors of crashed non-human spacecraft, alien bodies, and tales of deep dark conspiracies and cover ups concealing it all.

But this week, David Charles Grusch, or the UFO Whistleblower as the media has labeled him, speaks out and essentially confirms it all.

To some this was disclosure by a credible former intelligence official that may change the world. To others, this was part of a well-crafted disinformation campaign to muddy the truth.

So which is it? Join me, John Greenewald, Jr. as I dive in to the story and explore some elements you may not have seen, and highlight some, well, I'll let you decide what it all means.

Stay tuned. You're about to journey INSIDE THE BLACK VAULT.

David Charles Grusch, a U.S. Air Force veteran, former combat officer, and intelligence official, has made waves as a UFO whistleblower, accusing the government of possessing "intact and partially intact craft of non-human origin." Serving in various capacities, including as a representative for the National Reconnaissance Office to the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) Task Force, Grusch provided Congress and the Intelligence Community Inspector General with extensive classified information about deeply covert programs involving alleged alien aircraft. Grusch has gone on record stating that recoveries of such crafts have been made for decades by the government, its allies, and defense contractors, with material testing revealing unique atomic arrangements and radiological signatures indicative of non-human intelligence. His credibility is bolstered by his distinguished military career and corroborations from other intelligence officials​​.

However, despite these serious accusations, the government remains firm in its denial. The Pentagon has stated that they have found no verifiable information to substantiate claims of programs involving the possession or reverse engineering of extraterrestrial materials. Furthermore, in 2022, while the U.S. Navy confirmed the authenticity of several videos showing unidentified flying objects, it did not claim these to be evidence of extraterrestrial life. This controversy, coupled with Grusch's claims, has ignited a larger conversation about the reality of UFOs and the potential for non-human intelligence​​.