Source: theblackvault.com
Last Friday, July 16, 2021, The Black Vault published two stories which resulted in quite a lot of controversy and questions.
First, the more controversial of the two, was the story that the CLASSIFIED version of the UAP report submitted to Congress, was only 17 pages. This clearly contradicts numerous estimates given by people over the past few weeks, so naturally, this cause a bit of an uproar.
Although The Black Vault doesn't endorse this newest revelation, it does require evidence to negate it. Up until now, no one has produced a verifiable source or official anything that can discount the 17-page revelation. This live stream will go over the story, and take your questions!
The other story published later that day, is related to the Luis Elizondo e-mail debacle, in which it was discovered by The Black Vault that all of Elizondo's e-mails (along with chat transcripts, attachments, calendars etc.) have been destroyed, likely YEARS prior to when they were supposed to.
This second story issued an update, which brought along with it an entirely new, and arguably much bigger, revelation about records retention and DoD record keeping.
Show Notes:
Length Confirmed of Classified UAP Report by Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI)
Data Destruction Reveals Larger Issue with DoD Records Retention
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