Scott Bray

In the fall of 1989, a farmer named Scott Bray spotted an animal on his property near Elkhorn, Wisconsin.

It was on a small rise beside a pile of stones, and Scott thought it was a dog.

It had a long, shaggy coat and the general shape of a shepherd, except its chest and shoulders looked unusually large.

There's no guesswork here.

The very first UAP testimony, I think where the deputy director of naval intelligence, Scott Bray, he said that very fact.

China has the equivalent of a UAP task force.

Well, I mean, would we want them to get ahead of us? No.

Top Biden-era officials did their best to tamp down excitement.

Scott W. Bray, then the Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence, testified that officials didn't have any wreckage that isn't explainable, that isn't consistent with being of terrestrial origin.

But things took a turn the next year when David Gruch, a former intelligence official, claimed that a covert government program had long been collecting materials of non-human origin.

Dr. Kirkpatrick, for his part, said that he never found any evidence of either alien tech or a government conspiracy.

What, what, what sense is there in having a Top 25 when 24 is the number that matters?

So Scott Bray, and by the way, I encourage you guys to disagree in the comments.

We'll get to the FSU/UM game and some other games in a second here.

Um, Scott Bray saying, "Complete dis- completely disagree with you guys on the 2014 College Football Playoff.

Injuries occur that cause losses, but everybody knows you are better and you missed the CFP." So I guess if, if you get an injury in the playoffs, they should add 12 more teams just to give you another round, like a do-over round.

I mean, you get, [laughs] guys are getting injured in the playoffs, too.

Top Biden-era officials did their best to tamp down excitement.

Scott W. Bray, then the deputy tr- director of Naval Intelligence, testified that officials didn't have any wreckage that isn't explainable, that isn't consistent with being of terrestrial origin.

But things took a turn the next year when David Grusch, a former intelligence official, claimed that a covert government program had long been collecting materials of non-human origin.

Dr. Kirkpatrick, for his part, said that he never found any evidence of either alien tech or a government conspiracy.

On the 23rd of September, the United States Navy responded to a Freedom of Information request UFO researcher John Greenwald had originally submitted more than four years earlier.

Greenwald, who runs the Black Vault, requested emails and related correspondence involving former Deputy Director of Natureful Intelligence, Scott Bray.

Bray became one of the more recognisable government figures associated with modern UFO investigations when he appeared before Congress in May 2022 alongside senior Pentagon intelligence official Ronald Moultrie.

The newly released material concerns his involvement in the government response to unidentified aerial phenomena.

That's a much narrower question.

Nevertheless, the litigation has already produced correspondence which was previously unavailable.

And, as we saw with the Scott Bray emails earlier, contemporary records can establish useful facts about how government officials handled a matter without establishing the truth of every extraordinary allegation associated with it.

At the time covered by this roundup, no ruling on the reported September motion had been established.