Host Kristian Harloff reviews former AARO director Shawn Kirkpatrick’s criticism of an FBI black triangle UFO report contained in the Pentagon’s seventh tranche of released UAP files. Harloff agrees that the case lacks sufficient public data, while questioning Kirkpatrick’s broader track record and the Pentagon’s decision to publish unresolved cases without explanatory context.

Former AARO director Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick says Pentagon leadership ordered his office to remove its own conclusions from UFO case files before public release, leaving many PURSUE entries labeled unresolved despite internal explanations. Cristina Gomez examines those claims, the FBI-reported black triangle case, and AARO’s continued refusal to accept UFO reports from the general public.

Cristina Gomez reports on former AARO science adviser Dr. Randy Bostick’s detailed account of erased military UFO data, unexplained jamming incidents involving U.S. fighter jets, and the deployment of the Gremlin sensor package at sensitive sites. She contrasts his claims with statements from former AARO director Sean Kirkpatrick and the low public profile of current director John Kosloski, highlighting unresolved questions about data retention, foreign probing of U.S. systems, and the public’s ability to verify official conclusions about UAP.