Cheryl Costa

On Nov. 7, Politico published an article titled “Pentagon UFO boss to step down next month.” The article was an exclusive interview with Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick, the head of the Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO). In the article by Politico reporter Lara Seligman, it was announced that Dr. Kirkpatrick was retiring in December. Kirkpatrick remarked, “I’m ready to move on.

As a UFO/UAP columnist, people drop me cards, letters, emails and such all the time. Many of them want to share a UFO sighting they had either recently or in some cases half a lifetime ago or more. Here are two elder recollections that I found in my files that were particularly engaging. The Bus in the Cow Pasture It was an overcast Thanksgiving Day in 1934. Six-year-old Edith, along with her parents, had spent the day in Binghamton, New York, at Grandma’s house for Thanksgiving dinner.

It’s been an unprecedented year 2023, the UFO/UAP topic matter has been absolutely huge this past year. With Senate Hearings and Congressional House hearings in the news, it’s the number one issue by far in congressional office mail rooms this year. Public interest in UFO/UAP topic matter has far surpassed all the election year scandal bait that’s been circulated. The bottom line in the public interest has been about getting the truth out in the open.