Deathbed Confession by former CIA agent on UFOs / The Anonymous Interview Documentary
Few films have stirred as much intrigue and debate as “The Anonymous Interview,” a documentary by award-winning director Jeremy Kenyon Lockyer Corbell. This 21-minute film offers a profound exploration into the testimony of a highly controversial alleged ex-CIA operative. His claims? Exposure to realities and technologies of an extraterrestrial nature during his military and intelligence career.
This “deathbed confession,” a pivotal piece of witness testimony, was featured at the Citizens Hearing on Disclosure at the National Press Club in Washington DC, fueling heated discussions within the intelligence and UFO communities.
The film’s historical roots trace back to June 6th, 1998, when investigative journalist Linda Moulton Howe brought a mysterious witness, under the pseudonym AGENT KEWPER, onto the radio show Coast to Coast AM. The witness’s claims of encounters with extraterrestrial technology and beings initially met with warnings and threats, urging silence.
Fifteen years later, the veil of secrecy lifted. With his life nearing its end, the witness, now revealed as a former CIA operative, decided to share his incredible story. Due to past warnings about speaking with Linda Moulton Howe, UFO historian Richard Dolan was selected to conduct this groundbreaking interview.
The interview unveils a gripping narrative, beginning with the operative’s military training in radio operations, cryptography, and subsequent recruitment into the CIA. He recounts his involvement with Project Blue Book, an Air Force UFO investigation project, which he describes as partially fraudulent. The operative’s journey takes a dramatic turn with his assignment to Area 51, where he allegedly witnessed the famed Roswell craft and other extraterrestrial technologies. He describes observing various spacecraft, which he noted as appearing like “real heavy aluminum foil” and being light enough to be rocked by hand.
In a particularly revealing moment, the operative discusses his presence at a meeting between President Eisenhower, Richard Nixon, and other officials, where the existence of a secret group, MJ-12, tasked with UFO investigations, was acknowledged. The confession details the operative’s encounter with an alien being at S4, a subsidiary of Area 51, and the various implications of such a meeting. He also mentions viewing an autopsy film of a Grey alien during his visit to S4.
Throughout the interview, the operative reflects on the burden of secrecy, the impact on his personal life, and the reasons for choosing to finally share his experiences. His narrative oscillates between awe at the technological marvels he witnessed and the ethical dilemmas posed by such profound secrets.
“The Anonymous Interview” not only uncovers a personal journey into the heart of one of the world’s most elusive mysteries but also ignites critical questions about the nature of secrecy, government involvement, and the potential presence of extraterrestrial beings on Earth. This film stands as a testament to the human experience at the intersection of the known and the unknown, the terrestrial and the extraterrestrial.
