US Lawyer Claims The US Government Has Alien Spacecraft & Pilots

American lawyer Danny Sheehan, who has represented several high-profile whistleblowers, recently made a bold claim about the US government's secretive UFO retrieval programs. Speaking on the Julian Dorsey podcast, Danny stated that the US has multiple intact extraterrestrial spacecraft in its possession, as well as the pilots that came with them.

Danny's assertion is one of the most striking public statements yet regarding the long-standing speculation about UFO crash retrievals. According to him, there are "a number of the vehicles that were recovered, intact vehicles." When asked if that meant the government also had extraterrestrial occupants, he confirmed, "Yes, along with the occupants that came with it."

The lawyer has been at the forefront of several major legal battles concerning government secrecy and whistleblower protection. His involvement with UFO-related cases lends credibility to his knowledge of classified programs, but his latest claims are among the most direct yet. Danny described an incident from his past where he personally encountered evidence of UFO retrieval operations.

He recounted going through government microfiche archives, searching for photographs. "I looked through the whole first two, three canisters, and it was just documents after documents," he said. Eventually, he stumbled upon images that he believes depict a crashed UFO in a snowy field. The craft, approximately 30 feet wide with a dome on top, appeared to have skidded across the ground before embedding itself in an embankment.

Danny described seeing military personnel at the crash site wearing Air Force winter gear. "One of the guys had a movie camera and it had these two little canister - these little round canisters - on the top of it. It looked like the late 1940s or something," he explained. This timeframe is significant, as it suggests a UFO retrieval operation distinct from the well-known 1947 Roswell incident, which occurred in the desert.

One of the most compelling aspects of Danny's story is his description of unusual symbols along the base of the craft's dome. "They weren't hieroglyphics, they weren't Russian, they weren't Chinese - something completely unique," he said. Recognising their potential importance, he quickly traced the symbols onto the cardboard backing of his notepad before leaving the archive room.

As he exited, security guards stopped him, demanding to see what he was carrying. "One of the guys reaches out and he yanks the the yellow pad out from under my arm, and opens up and flips through the yellow pages - there's nothing on him, of course" he recounted.

Unbeknownst to them, the tracing was hidden on the inside of the cardboard backing. He successfully smuggled the symbols out and took them back to Jesuit headquarters, where they were stored in archives. Unfortunately, years later, some of those files were lost in a flood, and Danny claims the exact tracings have not been found since.

Reflecting on what he saw, Danny was not surprised by the images. "It didn't alter how I felt, because I was sure it was true." He added, "I knew about Roswell, I'd read all about Roswell, I'd read the books about Roswell. So, I knew that we had them." His belief in the government's possession of UFOs was reinforced by his legal work and direct encounters with documents and imagery that support longstanding claims of crash retrieval programs.

Danny's latest statement on the Julian Dorsey podcast adds to the growing discourse surrounding government secrecy and UFOs. His claim that the US has not only multiple intact craft but also their pilots, if true, would be one of the most significant revelations in history. While many will demand concrete proof, his testimony aligns with similar statements from other officials and whistleblowers in recent years. Whether these claims will ever be fully substantiated remains to be seen, but Danny's words certainly add fuel to the ongoing UFO debate.