Jordan Jozak

So new person comes in, positions himself as a psychologist and as a therapist, you know, and begins working with me to better understand my relationship with what we called at the time ESP.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Without like I said, you know, I'm very hopeful that, you know, our establishment, our government will do something from an investigation standpoint, you know, if they're willing to really take a stab at this.

But let's call it Meg.

Meg was my one on one trainer slash therapist.

I've provided this information to past members of Senate Select Intelligence Committee.

I've provided it to numerous three-letter agencies.

I've briefed them, given them the locations, the names, et cetera, throughout my tenure of really working in the background of disclosure, fighting the good fight alongside guys like David Grush and et cetera.

And to this point, nothing has happened.

Yeah, affiliated by it.

So there was the, I believe it's termed the Father Baker Organization in Western New York organization.

So just think like Catholic nonprofit, you know, doing like good things.

This was meant to serve more of the foster home community as well as, you know, just develop a community resource for kids that weren't plugging well into the public school system.

So it was a little bit normal where you may see like nonprofits step into like special education, get accredited to like support the school system.

So it wasn't like a literal Catholic school or Catholic church.

It just more or less organizationally existed within that umbrella.

Yeah, I don't want to make it sound too strange to things.

Like it wasn't like going to the basement, you know, like the facility itself.