Dan Farah

And then when they brought him back to the base, apparently they were separated.

And Air Force Office of Special Investigation and CIA were there.

And-

essentially interrogated them both, asked them a million questions.

They sent them both to the hospital after.

They checked them for radiation damage.

They checked their gums and other medical tests you would do if someone was near something that gave off a lot of energy that you knew would cause biological effects.

And then they were told never to talk to each other again.

and the partner was shipped out to another country very quickly, soon after that.

And what's wild about that is I interviewed other people

who didn't know another person who didn't know this guy.

And he had a very similar story that went down on a different base in a different decade.

And then the aftermath was like almost exactly the same.

Him and his he that guy was in another vehicle, he had a partner, they were separated, told never to talk to each other again, same Air Force Office of Special Investigation and CIA.

asking the questions.

And then one of them was shipped to a base in Japan.

And this is all, both these stories we're saying is, you know, before the internet, before email and, you know, social media and all that.

So like, you know, by telling someone don't talk to each other and then sending them to, you know, sending one of them to another country, you're really like cutting down on communication and people socializing it.

have a better chance of it just like kind of like going away you know did you film those yeah i filmed all those testimonies yeah i filmed those and they're really chilling and um each time each of those interviews um you can really feel when they're going back in their mind these memories you could feel how much it like stresses them out like it's like dramatic

One guy, when he's telling the story, actually, I noticed his like knee was like shaking.