Dan Farah

And Simon and Schuster is the publisher.

And I don't know when it's gonna be complete or when it's gonna come out, but his full story is in this.

And I've gotten to know him and his wife and his kids and spent a lot of time with them.

And it is...

just the most bombshell singular story I've ever heard in my life.

And, um, not only did he find enlistment paperwork, uh, in the U S air force, but he also found his discharge paperwork and the service code on there when he looked it up was space communications intelligence.

And the base he was assigned to was the old, um,

space command base at that time.

Yeah.

And then, uh, he, you know, like any reasonable, intelligent person would do, he kind of just went on a mission to like try to piece together his past and he started finding this massive coverup, um, in those records was, um,

was his excused absences from school for weeks at a time.

He doesn't remember any of it.

When he contacted school, the school's records were missing.

There's all these other,

things about his past that as he started to look into, it became clear he was a part of something as a kid after this UAP event.

And then it was all covered up and something caused him to forget all this.

Then the brain surgery brought all these memories back.

And then just to skip to sort of like the end of this story, um, when he started socializing this to some of his high level intelligence official friends, um, he found his life in jeopardy and there were a couple attempts, uh, um, to end his life.

And, um, fortunately that stopped.

And, uh,