Jeremy Corbell

And they're still trying to figure it out.

Those programs are ongoing.

And it's serious.

And we need to acknowledge it and admit it.

And I think admit it to our own people one of these days so we can open this up, bring more minds into it to take a look at the information and the materials and the craft that we already have and figure this out.

Well, the reason I went to Russia is because I worked for this company.

We had been given carte blanche to produce UFO films and documentaries.

And I collected enough material for 12 different projects that I was writing and outlining.

Russia was going to be one of them.

We produced three of those films.

For Altamira, the company, myself, Brian Gresh, Bryant Blackburn, the two guys that went with me to Russia on the first trip.

And the intention was make this self-supporting.

So we continue the research, do good work, investigative reporting on this really strange topic and keep it going.

And then after we came back from Russia, I mean, we spent about $100,000 on that trip.

And we wanted to get it back.

It's a very selfish kind of a thing, but the plan was always to release it.

And then the company kind of folded.

And we had a disagreement on what else, what was going to be happening with all this material we'd collected.

Not only the Russian stuff, but other trips around the world for other documentary projects that never got made.

20 years go by.