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New [article](https://unapologetic.substack.com/p/pt-2-lockheed-martin-crashed-ufo) on substack today. It's an update to an [article](https://unapologetic.substack.com/p/scientists-claim-lockheed-martin) I wrote in January 2025 about the attempted transfer of UFO tech from Lockheed Martin to AAWSAP. Many have covered the story because the recent revelations from Stratton. There has been some great original reporting from Ben Schreckinger.

Unfortunately what has been missing from a lot of coverage is the context surrounding this attempted transfer. This isn't some he said, he said dispute. One of the more compelling aspects of this story is that there's a paper trail.

There's the letter from Sen Harry Reid (apparently drafted by Stratton) to make AWSAP a SAP to access to UFO tech.

KONA BLUE

There's the KONA BLUE PSAP (pics 1-5) documents that detail a 6 month effort by DHS at the direction of S&T Undersecretary. Working with the AAWSAP team Sen Reid and other Senate committee chairmen, DHS describes how they planned on getting access to the Legacy program and crashed UFO. Some statements in the documents elude to the possibility DHS had already begun to speak to and was in negotiation with people in possession of the UFO hardware. O'Toole is quoted in the notes of a meeting briefing with DHS leadership that there is "very serious science involved."

BAASS Report - Underground Vault (pics 6-7)

Then there are the 2009 corporate documents from BAASS, particularly a page describing plans to build a 5000sq ft underground vault to store non human technology and bodies they wished to acquire from the "corporate world." This is almost certainly referencing Ryder and Lockheed. The report from BAASS was originally leaked by a former BAASS employee who maintained original color printed copies of BAASS documents from AAWSAP. This and other report from BAASS were released in the batch 7, the latest of the Whitehouse PURSUE releases.

It's worth noting that a facility matching the exact description was to be used by DHS during KONA BLUE.

Missing DHS Records

An additional update in cover was a response John Greenwald got when he requested Tara O'Tooles records and communications about KONA BLUE. Because of her executive position at DHS, O'Tooles records should be kept permanently. Despite this Greenwald got a response that the records couldn't be found and were likely destroyed.

Framing this as Kirkpatrick word vs Strattons word is such a disservice to the story. Aside from the previously mentioned paper trail, look at who's making the claims and how many people are telling the same story. Stratton was a member of the Senior Executive Service, on of the highest level in civilian gov, equivalent to a general in the military. Then Stanford chair of Immunology Gary Nolan, long time government contracted Physicists Hal Puthoff and Eric Davis, George Knapp reported and testified Bigelow confirms having these conversations with Ryder. Bigelow was the CEO of BAASS.

Then on the other side of the ledger, the only person attempting to contradict these claims is Kirkpatrick. Someone with a long history of publicly calling whistleblowers grifters, liars and fools as he allegedly was dispassionately investigating their claims. He's the only one on the record very boldy declaring everyone else involved is outright lying and telling stories. Does Kirkpatrick present any evidence? Of course not. Just like he's presented no evidence for his Yankee Blue claims. Is Kirkpatrick speaking as an unbiased investigator or is he just continuing a long bizarre pattern of publicly denigrating any witnesses who speak publicly about the alleged Legacy Program?

As i mention in the article, Kirkpatrick and AARO contentious relationship with witnesses and whistleblowers is even more strange considering the very public Sancorp contract. Millions were paid by AARO to this firm that specializes in hunting, stopping and preventing whistleblowers. I'm sure that's just a coincidence.

Anyone actually keeping score at home: there's a whole lot pointing to this transfer attempt being real, and a bunch of "trust me bro" from Kirkpatrick. It's fine to hold some skepticism and demand more evidence. But all the information that's already public is getting terribly uncomfortable to dismiss. Let me know what you think of the article. I read all comments. Support if you can.