Claims enter the public record
Ryan Graves, David Fravor, and David Grusch testified before a House subcommittee. The hearing documents that the claims were made under oath; it does not independently prove every claim.
Claim ledger
Status belongs to a specific claim, not to a person, institution, or side.
The hearing record contains witness statements, supporting material, video, and a transcript.
The official congressional hearing record identifies the witnesses and preserves their statements.
No contrary evidence recorded in this entry.
The public record establishes that Grusch alleged such programs based substantially on information relayed to him. Public physical evidence establishing the allegation has not been produced.
Grusch described interviews, an investigation, and information he said had been provided to him.
The public hearing did not include physical evidence or firsthand access by Grusch to the alleged materials; AARO later reported that it found no verified hidden recovery program.
The House subcommittee holds its public UAP hearing.
AARO publishes a historical report reaching conclusions that conflict with major recovery-program allegations.
U.S. Congress. Witness statements, supporting documents, video, and transcript from July 26, 2023.
All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office. AARO's review of U.S. government UAP investigations and alleged hidden programs since 1945.