UFO deathbed confession made by ‘ex-CIA agent details sightings of live extraterrestrials’ in Area 51, cla…

AN ALLEGED ex-CIA agent detailed what he claimed were sightings of real-life aliens in Area 51 in a deathbed confession.

The 77-year-old unnamed man shared the shocking claims in an interview filled with conspiracy theories as he feared he would die before the public knew what he believed to have uncovered during his career.

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The man claimed that he saw aliens and conspiracy-based extraterrestrial aircraft inside Area 51.

In the 2013 interview with UFO researcher Richard Dolan, the man said he worked on Project BLUE BOOK, an investigation into UFO sightings, while serving as a CIA agent from 1957-1960.

He alleged to Dolan that the agency would get reports of sightings all over the world in “Mexico or Italy or something like that.”

He claimed members of the CIA would travel to interview those who witnessed the sightings to determine if they were “real or fake.”

The man said that the agency was “probably” getting multiple reports per week of sightings at the time.

The man then claimed he was part of the “Majestic-12 investigation,” into UFOs, which is another conspiracy.

According to the FBI, two FBI offices received similar versions of a memo titled “Operation Majestic-12…” in 1988 claiming to be highly classified government document.

“The memo appeared to be a briefing for newly-elected President Eisenhower on a secret committee created to exploit a recovery of an extra-terrestrial aircraft and cover-up this work from public examination,” the FBI wrote.

An investigation by the Air Force determined the document was fake.

The 77-year-old man further claimed that he went to an area called S-4 in the famed facility Area 51.

“It took us 13 or 15 miles south to S-4, and like different garage door openings, and in these garage door openings they had like different saucer crafts,” he said.

“The very first one had the.. Roswell craft,” he claimed.

“It was kind of crashed up but apparently, every alien that was in it died except for a couple.”

“The Roswell craft was really strange because it looked like really heavy aluminum foil.

“We could walk next to it and the whole thing probably weighed 150-300 pounds.”

The man also baselessly said that he saw a gray alien on autopsy films being “interviewed.”

He said that aliens’ brains were bigger than humans but they had a “very, very small,” nose, ” holes” for ears, and a “small” mouth.

Area 51 is located in the southern portion of Nevada, just 83 miles north-northwest of Las Vegas.

It’s the common name of a highly classified United States Air Force facility within the Nevada Test and Training Range.

Conspiracy theorists believe the facility is used to store, examine, and reverse engineer crashed alien spacecraft, including material supposedly recovered from the 1950s Roswell crash.

The so-called Roswell incident is one of the most discussed and controversial UFO theories in history.

The airbase is commonly believed by many to be the home of the development and testing of experimental aircraft and weapons systems.

The US Air Force acquired the site in 1955.

However, the CIA never acknowledged the existence of the facility until June 2013, following a Freedom of Information Act request filed in 2005.

The base has been a testing ground for a host of top-secret aircraft, including the U-2 in the 1950s and later the B-2 stealth bomber.

Declassified documents say it was originally an area for the Army Air Corps pilots to practice their aerial gunnery.

According to The Mirror, another interviewer, Linda Moulton Howe, talked with the man before for 11 hours.

He was allegedly warned to stop sharing secrets, the outlet claimed.

PRIOR RAID

This comes as Area 51 researcher Joerg Arnu, who runs the Dreamland Resort website dedicated to the goings on at the mysterious base in Nevada, said he was subjected to a “humiliating raid”.

Anru claimed that his homes in Las Vegas and also in the town of Rachel were searched by a “combined team” of the FBI and Air Force Office of Special Investigations.

Writing on the website, he said “each location saw at least 15-20 agents rummaging through our homes and about 8 vehicles.”

“I will spare you the details but it got quite tense and humiliating for me in Rachel and for my girlfriend in Vegas,” he said.

“All my laptops, phones, memory sticks, cameras, drone and other items were seized.

“When it was all over I was left in Rachel with two broken doors, broken furniture inside the house and zero means to communicate.

“Our Vegas home fared a little better, with only a broken front door and torn down blinds.”

Arnu said that in the process, he has lost “ALL my data, medical files, financial and tax records, passwords, everything”.

“To the best of my knowledge I have not broken the law,” he said.

Nellis Airforce Base spokesperson Lt Col Bryon McGarry confirmed the “open investigation” on Arnu to FOX but declined to give any details about alleged criminal activity.