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James Lacatski
2007-06-01what this date marks is not recorded
DIA official who wrote the AAWSAP contract that funneled $22M to Bigelow's company; later co-authored "Skinwalkers at the Pentagon."
In the UAP recordRuled into the unidentified-phenomena thread on 3 September 2026 by reading this entity's record. The deciding phrase is this entity's own: "wrote the AAWSAP contract". An editorial classification of which thread this entity belongs to; it rests on no page and does not claim to.
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testified about his AAWSAP program and its unreleased findingsRestoring Public Trust Through UAP Transparency and Whistleblower Protectionprinted p. 29 · PDF p. 33 checked against the page
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he initiated its AAWSAP programsame document as the row aboveprinted p. 10 checked against the pageCaveat Knapp's testimony says Lacatski 'was the guy who initiated a program called AAWSAP', and calls him its inspiration at turn 171. Initiating a program and running it are different jobs. The witness gives a specific verb twice and it is not the one this link carried. Operator decision, 2026-08-21.scope: scoped · reviewed 2026-08-21 · decided by the operator
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co-wrote two books with himsame document as the row aboveprinted p. 29 checked against the pageCaveat Claim: Knapp co-authored Skinwalkers at the Pentagon with Lacatski. The testimony has him saying he co-wrote two books with Lacatski; only the TITLE comes from elsewhere.scope: scoped · reviewed 2026-08-21
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→ AAWSAPinitiated it at the Defense Intelligence Agency, per sworn testimonysame document as the row aboveprinted p. 10 · PDF p. 14
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tested against Report on the Historical Record of U.S. Government Involvement with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), Volume IThe claim we testeddisputed his Kona Blue accountWhat the document actually saysKONA BLUE's advocates were convinced that the USG was hiding UAP technologies. ... It is critical to note that no extraterrestrial craft or bodies were ever collected - this material was only assumed to exist by KONA BLUE advocates and its anticipated contract performers.Report on the Historical Record of U.S. Government Involvement with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), Volume I, 2024
printed p. 35 · read off the page footerWhy we refused it. THIS IS KIRKPATRICK'S OWN OFFICE'S ACCOUNT OF KONA BLUE, WHICH IS EXACTLY WHY IT CANNOT SOURCE THE DISPUTE. AARO sets out its position on KONA BLUE at length across printed 34 and 35 and never names Lacatski, or any advocate, or any interviewee. A conflict link needs both parties in the record; this document supplies one side and anonymises the other. -
sponsored his programNYT, 'Glowing Auras and Black Money,' Dec 16 2017; Lacatski, Kelleher & Knapp, Skinwalkers at the Pentagon (2021)
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→ BAASSdesigned the contractLacatski, Kelleher & Knapp, Skinwalkers at the Pentagon (2021)
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his book covers Fugal's era of the ranchSkinwalker Ranch / NIDS research history; Kelleher & Knapp
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his book examines its 2011 "Kona Blue" bidTo The Stars Academy disclosures; company statements
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co-authored "Skinwalkers at the Pentagon"Lacatski, Kelleher & Knapp, Skinwalkers at the Pentagon (2021)
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co-appeared on Weaponized PodcastLacatski, Kelleher & Knapp, Skinwalkers at the Pentagon (2021)
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co-appeared on Weaponized PodcastWeaponized podcast (Corbell & Knapp)
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cites his Weaponized podcast disclosure of breaking into a recovered craft's hullWeaponized podcast (Corbell & Knapp)
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his book Skinwalkers at the Pentagon is the origin of the anonymous 'Lockheed vice president' account later claimed to be RyderLacatski, Kelleher & Knapp, Skinwalkers at the Pentagon (2021)
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he ran its AAWSAP program
he initiated its AAWSAP program
Knapp's testimony says Lacatski 'was the guy who initiated a program called AAWSAP', and calls him its inspiration at turn 171. Initiating a program and running it are different jobs. The witness gives a specific verb twice and it is not the one this link carried. Operator decision, 2026-08-21.