Jeremy Corbell

This would be a great one if it works out.

We gave him a stipend every month to keep him alive.

He didn't have a job when he went back there.

And he started looking.

And it took about eight months for him to find the right people.

He would send us these faxes that updated us on the people that he'd talked to.

And Nikolai finally got to the point where I think we're ready.

Why don't you guys come over?

So

We needed to get an invitation.

And it was one of their Academy of Sciences, their National Academy of Natural Sciences, headed by a guy named Admiral Perumov, who sent us the invitation.

We go over there and we got to work.

And Nikolai had successfully opened the doors to all these people who had been in a position to know about vast Russian studies of UFOs and programs and military applications.

And we went to town and it was amazing.

And although the documents are now released,

The real value for what we got in Russia on that first trip in 1993 were the interviews, the interviews with these key people who were in charge of these studies, who knew about not only what the Russians knew, but they had extensive information about what the Americans have been doing behind the scenes.

Yeah.

So one of the guys we talked to was Dr. Romilly Avramenko.

He was working on the Russian version of SDI, space-based weapons, anti-satellite weapons.

He had never spoken to a journalist, Russian or American, ever before.