Jay Stratton claims non-human remains were found in UFO wreckage

Former U.S. intelligence official Jay Stratton has made significant claims regarding Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) in his new memoir, ‘Out of the Shadows’. Stratton, who previously led the UAP task force for the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), describes investigating objects capable of extraordinary acceleration and silent flight that move through both air and water.

According to Stratton, the U.S. government attempted to lure these objects using nuclear submarines, based on the hypothesis that nuclear energy attracts them. He also addresses the 1947 Roswell incident, alleging that the official explanation of a weather balloon was a cover story. He claims that non-human bodies were recovered from the wreckage, though he notes these assertions are based on reports from unnamed sources rather than publicly verifiable physical evidence.

Stratton’s career shifted from infantry to leading intelligence efforts on anomalous aerial phenomena after he analyzed classified footage of a glowing object near a nuclear missile silo. His claims regarding the recovery of non-human entities continue to face criticism due to the lack of scientific, verifiable proof.