Chris Bledsoe

Mufon investigated, though Chris says the investigation became a hit job, and that's probably true.

What's harder to dismiss is who came next.

Harold Paffenmeier, a NASA engineer who worked on Project Apollo and spent 59 years at the agency, he investigated Chris for over a decade and couldn't debunk him.

Paffenmeier died in 2019, still believing.

Jim Samovan, a 25-year veteran of the CIA's clandestine service, wrote the foreword to Chris's book.

Dr. Hal Puthoff from SRI, the guy who ran the CIA's remote viewing program, he's also studied the case.

These aren't fringe characters.

These are real people.

As for the big claims, Chris says his Crohn's disease was cured after the encounter and that he has documentation from UNC Chapel Hill showing no markers remain.

I couldn't find independent medical verification of that.

It's his word and his records.

But here's where it gets interesting.

Chris claims orbs interact with nuclear sites.

Well, that's actually documented elsewhere.

There's the 1967 Malmstrom Air Force Base incident, where Captain Robert Salas reported a glowing red object hovering over the facility right before 10 Minuteman nuclear missiles went offline.

That's been testified under oath before Congress.

UFO activity around nuclear facilities isn't fringe conspiracy, it's in Pentagon records.

Now, here's what I'm still chewing on.

The lady, this feminine being of light that appears to Chris on Easter, that he connects to Hathor, to Fatima, to divine feminine traditions across cultures.

And the 2026 prophecy, when the star Regulus aligns in the gaze of the Sphinx, a new knowledge will come into the world.