Lue Elizondo, former director of AATIP (Advanced Aeropsace Threat Identification) shared a fascinating story in a podcast interview about a unique UFO sighting one of his close contacts had. The encounter, which occurred during a U.S. military operation, ended with a UFO the size of a small island essentially “disappearing” a missile that was fired during a test. Elizondo then went on to describe the four most common shapes seen in UFO sightings, and a theory about how each shape is related to the UAP’s specific mission.
Lue Elizondo is the former director of AATIP, a Defense Department program, and has been outspoken about seeking transparency from the government about UFOs. (Here is a story the author of this article wrote for another publication about Elizondo back when he first garnered significant public attention in 2017, if you’re interested in Elizondo’s early history.)
Lue Elizondo spoke about the unique sighting about two years ago in an interview with Terry Virts of the Down to Earth podcast.
Around 25 minutes into the interview (which you can watch in full here), Elizondo said he had a compelling UFO sighting to share, but he was going to leave out certain details because the person who witnessed it did not want their identity shared. It involved missile tests in the Caribbean and two encounters when the missiles were being retrieved.
“You have a helicopter going out of a Caribbean island on a regular basis because the Navy likes to test fire some of its cruise missile technology and whatnot,” Elizondo said. “And what will happen is that after the cruise missile runs out of fuel it kind of … splashes into the ocean. It will sink, and then in a certain time it kind of rises up and we will go and fetch it. And we analyze it for telemetry and things like that. Long story short, helicopter crew goes out to recover one of these things. As they are recovering it the first time, the missile, they’re pulling up and something that, what was described round and circular, about the size of a small island, black dark color, starts rising to the surface. It doesn’t break the water. But it starts rising to the surface. They thought, ‘Wow, that’s really, really peculiar.’”
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