Crash

When I first heard the phrase crash retrieval, and I'm not talking about sightings or lights in the sky, but crash retrieval, something allegedly coming down and being recovered, it was almost too shocking to even contemplate.

When I was a kid and I was aware of UFOs, they were first flying saucers.

They were things flying around in the sky, then UFO, unidentified flying objects.

You thought that they were out there to be seen, to be maybe experienced, but you didn't think they were anything but a mystery.

Well, now it's a different world.

I mean, this was so fringe until really just a relatively few years ago.

And now we have people in Congress talking about crash retrievals, and we even have senators introducing legislation about it.

So It raises all kinds of questions.

If the claim is this enormous, what kind of evidence should we expect to see to prove it? Will we ever be able to prove it? Why aren't we seeing this evidence right now? So in this episode, that's exactly what we're going to look into.

We're going to talk about crash retrievals.

We're going to take them seriously.

And then we'll talk about some other things later on.

But Let's bring in my co-host, Rich Dolan.

Rich, good to see you again, my friend.

Hi, Bryce.

I'm glad to be here with you again.

And I'm really looking forward to this particular program we're going to do.

Well, you've been kind of, I wouldn't say obsessed.

Maybe that's too strong a word.

But you've been doing a deep dive, which is actually a good phrase for a guy that writes books about unidentified submerged objects.

But you've been doing a deep dive on crash retrievals.

So I'm going to turn it over to you.

What are you finding out right now that most impresses

you? All right.

Well, I've been interested in UFO, UAP crash retrievals for a long, long time.