Luis Elizondo, a former Pentagon official with a distinguished intelligence background, has made shocking claims about the existence of extraterrestrial technology and non-human bodies on Earth. Elizondo, known for his role in the U.S. Defense Department's UFO investigations, alleges that four non-human bodies were found in New Mexico in 1947. He also claims additional discoveries were made in Mexico during the 1950s and in Kazakhstan in 1989. His allegations are detailed in his recent book, "Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs," which has fueled public interest in unexplained phenomena.
Elizondo, a former U.S. Army intelligence officer who helped track terrorists after 9/11, has hinted that the government is aware of these discoveries. In an interview with iNews, he said, "We know where they were. We don't know where they are." He expressed caution, stating, "I've got to be careful what I say here, to not get in trouble – I still have my security clearance." His statements suggest ongoing secrecy surrounding the government's knowledge of extraterrestrial life.
Elizondo also described his experience with alien technology, including alleged implants found in humans. He claimed to have handled materials that U.S. government scientists researched and determined were unlikely to be human-made. "I have held in my hand material that scientists for the US government have conducted research on, and they've said: 'This is a very special material, it's highly unlikely that it's made by human beings – and it's engineered,'" he said. His accounts suggest the presence of advanced, non-human technology on Earth.
In addition to alien technology, Elizondo spoke about dealing with biological and tissue samples removed from humans. He noted that these samples behaved in ways not typical of human biology, implying they could be some form of technical device. These claims add another layer of intrigue to his already startling allegations.
Elizondo also shared personal experiences of being followed by green orbs, which he believes may be linked to unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP). "Green orbs followed us home, seemingly in attempts to spy on us," he said. He described these orbs as luminous green balls of light, "Very diffuse in nature, with no hard edges—that would appear to peruse the house, move down the hall, and pass through walls." He mentioned that many others involved in the programs reported similar experiences, adding a personal and mysterious element to his claims.
Elizondo asserts that non-human creatures are "real" and represent a "national security issue" for the U.S. He has long sought to share the truth about UFOs with the American public, suggesting that the government has been involved in UFO research for decades. His revelations have sparked renewed interest and debate over the possibility of extraterrestrial life and its implications for national security.
