Luis Elizondo

31 connections

• ← AATIP
  he described himself as part of it, having joined after it evolved from AAWSAP
  Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Exposing the Truth

  printed p. 21 checked against the page
• → To The Stars Academy
  joined after resigning
  Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Implications on National Security, Public Safety, and Government Transparency

  printed p. 14 checked against the page
  Caveat Claim: Elizondo joined TTSA after resigning. The caution is about PROVENANCE - Fravor relating events he was told about - not about whether it happened. A weaker witness for the same fact.scope: scoped · reviewed 2026-08-21
• → Dylan Borland document, no page cited yet
  both testified before House Oversight, at separate hearings - Elizondo 13 November 2024, Borland 9 September 2025
  Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Exposing the Truth Restoring Public Trust Through UAP Transparency and Whistleblower Protection
• → Anna Paulina Luna
  testified before her committee
  Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Exposing the Truth

  printed p. 31  ·  PDF p. 35 checked against the page
  Caveat The page establishes the questioning and not the ownership of the committee. The hearing prints Nancy Mace as Chairwoman.scope: scoped · reviewed 2026-08-25
• → Tim Burchett
  testified before his committee
  same document as the row above

  printed p. 25  ·  PDF p. 29 checked against the page
  Caveat the same caveat as above governs this connection
• ← Michael Shellenberger document, no page cited yet
  co-testified at the November 2024 House hearing
  same document as the row above
• ← Nancy Mace document, no page cited yet
  chaired the hearing where he testified
  same document as the row above
• → House Oversight UAP Hearing (2024)
  testified under oath
  same document as the row above

  printed p. 9  ·  PDF p. 13 checked against the page
• → AAWSAP
  joined it around 2009 and testified under oath that it was his predecessor programme
  same document as the row above

  printed p. 21  ·  PDF p. 25
• → Department of Energy
  testified under oath that its sites appear to be under surveillance and monitoring, and named three of them
  same document as the row above

  printed p. 47  ·  PDF p. 51
  Caveat READ THIS BESIDE MICHAEL GOLD ON THE SAME PANEL, printed page 31 of the same hearing: "because we have got more cameras, more monitoring of national security, we do not know how extensive UAP activity may be over civilian areas." That is sensor bias, and it is the strongest honest objection to reading this clustering as a fact about where UAP are rather than a fact about where the sensors are. It was raised in the same room, on the same day, by a sworn witness, and it travels with this claim.
• → Oak Ridge National Laboratory
  named it under oath as one of three Department of Energy sites he says appear to be under surveillance
  same document as the row above

  printed p. 47  ·  PDF p. 51
  Caveat the same caveat as above governs this connection
• → Los Alamos National Laboratory
  named it under oath as one of three Department of Energy sites he says appear to be under surveillance
  same document as the row above

  printed p. 47  ·  PDF p. 51
  Caveat the same caveat as above governs this connection
• → Savannah River Site
  named it, with Oak Ridge and Los Alamos, as a sensitive site under apparent surveillance
  same document as the row above

  printed p. 47  ·  PDF p. 51 checked against the page
• → Oak Ridge National Laboratory
  named it as a sensitive site under apparent surveillance
  same document as the row above

  printed p. 47  ·  PDF p. 51 checked against the page
• → Los Alamos National Laboratory
  named it as a sensitive site under apparent surveillance
  same document as the row above

  printed p. 47  ·  PDF p. 51 checked against the page
• ← Roswell Incident names a source we do not hold
  claimed craft recovered
  Roswell case histories; Berlitz & Moore, The Roswell Incident (1980)
• → Christopher Mellon names a source we do not hold
  left TTSA together
  To The Stars Academy public founding disclosures (2017)
• → Lockheed Martin names a source we do not hold
  named it as a legacy-program contractor; company denied it
  Elizondo legacy-program statements; company responses (2023-24)
• → Raytheon names a source we do not hold
  named it as a legacy-program contractor; company denied it
  Elizondo legacy-program statements; company responses (2023-24)
• → Northrop Grumman names a source we do not hold
  named it as a legacy-program contractor
  Elizondo legacy-program statements; company responses (2023-24)
• → Boeing names a source we do not hold
  named it as a legacy-program contractor
  Elizondo legacy-program statements; company responses (2023-24)
• → General Dynamics names a source we do not hold
  one of the contractors asked to comment; no response
  Elizondo legacy-program statements; company responses (2023-24)
• ← Ross Coulthart names a source we do not hold
  clashed over 'legacy program' claims (2026)
  Elizondo legacy-program statements; company responses (2023-24)
• → Chad Underwood nothing behind it
  released his video
• ← Garry Reid nothing behind it
  disputed his role
• ← Susan Gough nothing behind it
  official rebuttal
• ← Eric Davis nothing behind it
  Elizondo has said the memo is legitimate
• ← Jake Barber nothing behind it
  joined discussion of his claims
• → Sean Kirkpatrick nothing behind it
  disputed each other's credibility
• ← Garry Nolan nothing behind it
  his caudate-putamen research is cited as a possible biological explanation
• ← Immaculate Constellation nothing behind it
  established following his 2017 public disclosure of AATIP/AAWSAP

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