Recovered Non-Human Biologics Include Bipedal Bodies and Sentient Plasma Life

At a Washington press briefing Tuesday, former U.S. intelligence officer David Grusch said the government has recovered non-human biological material from crash sites. When pressed for a number of cases, he said several dozen. On the number of distinct species, he said the government is aware of several: "a continuum from corporeal bipedal type life to what I would consider sentient plasma life."

Grusch testified to Congress under oath in 2023 that he became aware of a secret, long-running UFO crash-retrieval and reverse-engineering program, and that non-human biologics were recovered at some of those sites. He has not been able to legally provide evidence or specific details due to the classified nature of these programs, and congressional efforts to declassify the information have been met with resistance from the Pentagon and Intelligence Community.

"Unknown objects have freely operated in restricted airspace," Grusch said, adding that the agencies responsible for securing the homeland "do not adequately defend against it." He called on the government to "provide an honest accounting of what it knows, what it's done and what's been withheld."

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna expressed optimism that the Trump administration would comply, saying a White House meeting is set and that immunity from Espionage Act prosecution for insiders may be forthcoming.

Rep. Eric Burlison raised the case of Matthew Sullivan, one of Grusch's associates who claimed direct involvement in the crash-retrieval program. Sullivan was set to testify to Congress in 2024 but died of an apparent accidental overdose weeks before he could.

Documentary filmmaker James Fox, who helped organize the briefing, said his government contacts have assured him more disclosures are coming and that the releases will be gradual. Asked whether President Trump knows how deep the government's UAP records go, Fox said Trump is still learning. Watch the YGBFKM exclusive interview for his full answer.

Several dozen cases of recovered non-human biologics. Multiple species. Neither count is complete. But both are the first numbers Grusch has ever put on the record.