Jeremy Corbell

Don't talk about UFOs.

Nobody's supposed to publish papers.

Don't pay any attention to it or you'll be in trouble.

And from then on, publicly at least, it was kind of a forbidden topic.

But behind the scenes, they had these scientists who were assigned to work on it.

And they would give briefings to Russian officials, the military, ministry of defense, KGB, assuming, and tell them what they were working on and how much they knew.

One of those guys was named Yuri Fomin.

He was like the father of Russian ufology.

He actually did prison time because he spoke about UFOs in public, even though he was still working behind the scenes, briefing the Russian government about what was going on.

We interviewed him.

I'm sure he's gone now.

He was pretty old when we talked to him in 1993.

But that's never been seen.

There was another guy named Verlamov who was mentioned in the Thread 3 documents that we're going to talk about now.

His job was going out to UFO landing sites and looking for evidence.

And they would study the soil samples.

He saw remarkable chemical composition changes in the dirt where these things sat down.

Again, I've never released that information yet, but someday we're going to have to put that out.

You know, it's amazing how many Russians had really been taking this seriously for a long time outside of the government and inside the government.

And then we found Colonel Boris Sokolov, who was...