A researcher formerly linked to CIA-funded projects has claimed that crashed unidentified aerial objects recovered by the United States may have contained multiple forms of extraterrestrial life, though no evidence has been presented to support the assertion.
Dr Hal Puthoff, an engineer and long-time figure in US government-related research programmes, said “at least four” different alien species had allegedly been identified in recovered wreckage, according to accounts he had been told by individuals involved in retrieval efforts.
The remarks were made during an appearance on The Diary of a CEO podcast alongside filmmaker Dan Farah, whose documentary Age of Disclosure examines claims surrounding unidentified aerial phenomena.
Dr Puthoff, 89, who has previously advised the Pentagon’s Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program, stressed that he did not have direct access to any alleged biological material, but said he believed accounts given to him by others involved in the field.
“People who have been involved in recoveries have said there are at least four separate types,” he said. “I have not had direct access to that, but I believe the people I talked to.”
No physical evidence was provided to substantiate the claims.
The US space agency NASA has repeatedly stated that there is currently no scientifically verified evidence of extraterrestrial life or alien visitation. In public guidance on the subject, it has been said that while life may exist elsewhere in the universe, none has yet been detected.
The latest remarks come amid renewed debate over unidentified anomalous phenomena following testimony to the US Congress in 2023 by former intelligence officer David Grusch, who claimed the US government had retrieved “non-human biologics” from alleged crash sites.
Those claims triggered widespread interest and controversy but have not been independently verified, and no material evidence has been made public.
Filmmaker Dan Farah, who has interviewed individuals claiming to have knowledge of retrieval programmes, said some sources were unwilling to speak publicly for fear of repercussions.
No confirmed evidence of extraterrestrial craft or biological material has ever been released by US authorities, and the subject remains highly disputed within the scientific community.
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