John J. Boziak

highly you know very intelligent person but he claimed again so people like well he claimed out for fame and fortune now we find out he came out because the people at this facility stopped contacting him to come out and go and work at the facility he would get a call be at las vegas airport at 11 p.m you're going you're going to go to the facility they stopped calling him and

highly you know very intelligent person but he claimed again so people like well he claimed out for fame and fortune now we find out he came out because the people at this facility stopped contacting him to come out and go and work at the facility he would get a call be at las vegas airport at 11 p.m you're going you're going to go to the facility they stopped calling him and

highly you know very intelligent person but he claimed again so people like well he claimed out for fame and fortune now we find out he came out because the people at this facility stopped contacting him to come out and go and work at the facility he would get a call be at las vegas airport at 11 p.m you're going you're going to go to the facility they stopped calling him and

He thinks that they're going to whack him, that they're going to assassinate him.

He thinks that they're going to whack him, that they're going to assassinate him.

He thinks that they're going to whack him, that they're going to assassinate him.

Because he was talking to John Lear, that pilot that came out in 1986. Come to find out was Bob Lazar's wife was having an affair, and they figured he was compromised. Now, Bob Lazar was compromised. The wife's having an affair because they tapped his phones, but they couldn't tell him that they tapped his phones and that his wife was having an affair.

Because he was talking to John Lear, that pilot that came out in 1986. Come to find out was Bob Lazar's wife was having an affair, and they figured he was compromised. Now, Bob Lazar was compromised. The wife's having an affair because they tapped his phones, but they couldn't tell him that they tapped his phones and that his wife was having an affair.

Because he was talking to John Lear, that pilot that came out in 1986. Come to find out was Bob Lazar's wife was having an affair, and they figured he was compromised. Now, Bob Lazar was compromised. The wife's having an affair because they tapped his phones, but they couldn't tell him that they tapped his phones and that his wife was having an affair.

So it was a convoluted—so I think it's important to know that. The first time someone comes out and really talks about S4 and working there, it's because he's afraid of getting killed, not because he wants $1,000 or a Corvette or whatnot. So that's the Bob Lazar story. And in 30 years, his story has not changed. He worked on advanced propulsion or reverse engineering of alien propulsion.

So it was a convoluted—so I think it's important to know that. The first time someone comes out and really talks about S4 and working there, it's because he's afraid of getting killed, not because he wants $1,000 or a Corvette or whatnot. So that's the Bob Lazar story. And in 30 years, his story has not changed. He worked on advanced propulsion or reverse engineering of alien propulsion.

So it was a convoluted—so I think it's important to know that. The first time someone comes out and really talks about S4 and working there, it's because he's afraid of getting killed, not because he wants $1,000 or a Corvette or whatnot. So that's the Bob Lazar story. And in 30 years, his story has not changed. He worked on advanced propulsion or reverse engineering of alien propulsion.

He tells a weird anecdotal story that I have backed up with four other people. how the craft, even though they're not manned sitting in these hangars out at this S2 annex, S2, this S4 facility, some of them give off this electrostatic discharge where that security guard, the assassin said he would put Vaseline on his arms to keep the hair from rising up when he was guarding these crafts.

He tells a weird anecdotal story that I have backed up with four other people. how the craft, even though they're not manned sitting in these hangars out at this S2 annex, S2, this S4 facility, some of them give off this electrostatic discharge where that security guard, the assassin said he would put Vaseline on his arms to keep the hair from rising up when he was guarding these crafts.

He tells a weird anecdotal story that I have backed up with four other people. how the craft, even though they're not manned sitting in these hangars out at this S2 annex, S2, this S4 facility, some of them give off this electrostatic discharge where that security guard, the assassin said he would put Vaseline on his arms to keep the hair from rising up when he was guarding these crafts.

That is just two of a weird, minute, bizarre, anecdotal story that I I've heard four times now that makes me think that Bob Lazar was there. And then the bombshell, I have a group of people that have the logbook, the entry logbook into Area 51. And they said Bob Lazar's name is on that logbook from 1988 to 1990. He was there for about 92 days, allowed entry.

That is just two of a weird, minute, bizarre, anecdotal story that I I've heard four times now that makes me think that Bob Lazar was there. And then the bombshell, I have a group of people that have the logbook, the entry logbook into Area 51. And they said Bob Lazar's name is on that logbook from 1988 to 1990. He was there for about 92 days, allowed entry.

That is just two of a weird, minute, bizarre, anecdotal story that I I've heard four times now that makes me think that Bob Lazar was there. And then the bombshell, I have a group of people that have the logbook, the entry logbook into Area 51. And they said Bob Lazar's name is on that logbook from 1988 to 1990. He was there for about 92 days, allowed entry.

And they have his name on this entry logbook, officially placing there. But you're right. Was he just doing electronic repair? A janitor? We'll never know.

And they have his name on this entry logbook, officially placing there. But you're right. Was he just doing electronic repair? A janitor? We'll never know.