Former intelligence officer David Grusch disclosed this secret information at a clandestine presentation reported to have been attended by officials from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Wall Street moguls. About 60 people attended the conference in a New York City (NYC) penthouse, hosted by cryptocurrency advisor John D'Agostino and prominent lawyer John J. Altorelli.
Although photos were banned, an anonymous leaker managed to share pictures of Grusch talking about the ship. The erstwhile intelligence officer compared the spacecraft to the Tardis of the "Doctor Who" series, which could manipulate both space and time. The vessel, which measures 12 meters (39 feet), could also be used to harness energy to power 70,000 homes for a whole year – though Grusch did not disclose how.
"It was sort of a small saloon-style talk. David also did it for free – [he] even went as far as to fly into NYC just for this, he had arrived only a few hours beforehand and then left first thing the next day," said the tipster.
"The idea was to get a group of both skeptics and believers from all these different walks of life for a talk regarding David and the things he has said. Most of the people who left had left as believers."
Grusch made headlines last summer after claiming that Washington had evidence of "intact and partially intact alien spacecraft." His remarks helped spur the first congressional hearing into unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), in which he and two other military witnesses shared their experiences.
Speaking under oath, Grusch told lawmakers that people have been "harmed or injured" in an attempt to cover up the information. While Grusch himself has never claimed to have seen any proof of UAP wreckages or aliens himself, he believes up to 50 people are aware of their existence...<<<Read More>>>...
