Jeremy Corbell

He lived in one of these secret Russian cities that's kind of off the map.

And we got permission to talk to him.

He comes forward.

He has on the desk this little desktop-sized plasma weapon.

I think you've probably seen a little clip of video.

Yeah, he puts a razor blade on top of it, presses this button, this blue plastic-looking thing, and it burned a hole in it, like, instantly.

He says, this is what we're working on.

We call it the weapon of the aliens, and we're trying to demonstrate this and have full-scale weapon systems that we can use in the future.

But he had told me he knew about UFOs from 1959 on.

He'd been part of the Russian space program.

He says we had satellites up there, could see these things coming in and out.

We know after you guys got satellites up there that you could see them, too, meaning the Americans knew all about it.

Unlike the Russians, he says, who have a passive collection system getting information about UFOs.

The Americans had had devoted specific resources, satellites, radar systems and other sensors to specifically collect information about UFOs, figuring we much we have to know a great deal.

And we're pretending that we we did not.

A lot of the things that happened in Russia were similar to what happened here, you know, in 1947.

Roswell happens.

Well, of course, Roswell is the only atomic bomb wing in the world, you know, and of course, Russians had spies all over the place out there.

So when something crashes outside of Roswell and it gets in the press, it's a you know, it's it's a spaceship or it's a weather balloon.

They had agents on the ground and Stalin, Joseph Stalin, the dictator of Russia, assigned this to a couple of his people.