Missing People Without a Trace
The question of how many people disappear without a trace remains one of the most unsettling mysteries tied to the phenomenon of non-human intelligences (NHIs) and UFOs. While verified cases of individuals being permanently taken by UFOs are rare, the sheer number of missing persons worldwide makes you wonder. Military whistleblowers like Lt. Col. John Blitch suggest that NHIs are studying humans much like scientists observe wildlife, raising the possibility that some may never return. Research from Missing 411 and the CanAm Missing Project highlights cases of people vanishing under bizarre and unexplained circumstances, often in remote areas with no logical explanation.
Ross Coulthart sat down with former Green Beret Lt. Col. John Blitch on NewsNation to discuss his experiences with anomalous activity and his perspective on whistleblower Jake Barber’s claims of a secret government UFO crash retrieval program. Blitch, a former Pershing 2 nuclear missile battery commander and a veteran of Delta Force, is an expert in artificial intelligence, robotics, and cognitive psychology. His background includes high-clearance roles in the military, work at DARPA, and consulting for government agencies, making his testimony particularly compelling.
Blitch described recurring traumatic childhood experiences, which he initially dismissed as dreams, involving beings with large, dark eyes staring at him through his bedroom window. These episodes, which he had attributed to nightmares, took on new significance when he later experienced what he described as an abduction event. He recounted waking up with bruises on his arm, unexplainable gaps in time, and physical exhaustion after a mountain biking trip in which he believes he was taken. His memories, along with corroborating details from his family, led him to conclude that he had been forcibly taken by non-human entities.
During the interview, Blitch emphasized that dreams do not cause bruises or unexplained absences, and his firsthand experiences left no doubt in his mind that he had been subjected to non-human intervention. He described an encounter with a tall, mantis-like being that conveyed to him telepathically that humans were merely biological vessels and that whatever procedures they were performing were not harming his soul. The entity, according to Blitch, sought to justify the abductions by demonstrating its power over his physical body while insisting that his consciousness remained beyond its control.
Blitch also shared his perspective on the connection between UFOs and nuclear weapons, a pattern that has emerged in numerous accounts. He noted that many military personnel involved in nuclear programs report similar encounters, raising questions about whether these intelligences are monitoring or intervening in human affairs. He speculated that the secrecy surrounding the government’s knowledge of non-human entities stems from the inability to protect the public from abductions, likening it to parents shielding their children from terrifying truths.
Lt. Col. John Blitch discusses the idea that non-human intelligences (NHIs) are actively visiting and studying humans, comparing their actions to how humans observe and experiment on animals. He suggests that just as we track and analyze wildlife, these beings may be conducting similar research on us. He explains that NHIs seem to treat humans as biological specimens, performing procedures and experiments before returning most individuals. Blitch emphasizes that the secrecy surrounding UAPs and abductions may stem from the government’s inability to stop these events, making it a sensitive issue for national security. His statements imply that humanity is being studied on a large scale, much like scientists monitor different species on Earth.
Discussing Jake Barber’s claims, Blitch stated that he met Barber and his team, found them to be highly credible, and reviewed documentation that convinced him of the legitimacy of Barber’s testimony. According to Barber and others, the U.S. government, in coordination with private aerospace contractors, has been engaged in a secretive UFO crash retrieval and reverse engineering program for decades. Blitch agreed with these claims and stated that he believes the U.S. now possesses the capability to shoot down some of these craft, a development that could have dire consequences if misapplied. He warned that indiscriminate targeting of these objects could escalate tensions, comparing the situation to humans attacking aggressive “killer bees” without understanding their intent.
Ultimately, Blitch argued that the government’s secrecy is both understandable and problematic. While initially necessary to prevent societal panic, he believes that disclosure is now imperative, particularly as evidence of abductions continues to mount. He called for greater transparency and urged officials to acknowledge that non-human intelligences are real, operating on Earth, and interacting with humans—sometimes against their will. His testimony adds to the growing chorus of military personnel and whistleblowers pushing for an end to the decades-long cover-up surrounding UAPs and extraterrestrial encounters.
Cattle abductions and mutilations linked to UFO sightings have puzzled investigators for decades. Cases in Texas and beyond describe animals found with precise surgical cuts, missing organs, and bloodless carcasses. Researchers like Linda Moulton Howe have explored these bizarre events, with some pointing to extraterrestrial involvement. Notable incidents include a 1957 UFO sighting in Texas, a 1983 video allegedly showing a cow being lifted by a UFO, and a 2020 case where a cow mysteriously crashed through a barn roof.
In “Fears of The Secretkeepers,” Tom Thompson looks into the unsettling connections between non-human intelligences (NHIs) and the mysterious disappearances of individuals. He examines cases of unexplained abductions and peculiar injuries resembling radiation effects, suggesting a possible link to NHIs. Thompson also discusses the reluctance of certain groups to disclose information about NHIs, citing fears of public panic and potential geopolitical upheaval. He raises concerns about the intentions of some NHIs, pointing to historical incidents like Brazil’s 1977 ‘Operation Plate,’ where civilians suffered radiation-like injuries during UFO encounters. The narrative further explores theories that secret factions within governments may perceive certain NHIs as malevolent entities, potentially leading humanity astray.
Cases of individuals being permanently taken by UFOs without returning are difficult to verify, as most reported abductions involve the abductee eventually being brought back. However, the phenomenon of unexplained disappearances remains significant. In the United States, the FBI’s National Crime Information Center (NCIC) recorded 87,438 active missing persons cases at the end of 2019, with 29,848 involving juveniles under 18. While these figures do not confirm UFO involvement, they highlight the scale of unexplained vanishings. Researcher David Paulides has investigated strange disappearances through the Missing 411 series, which documents cases where individuals go missing under highly unusual circumstances, often in remote wilderness areas with no logical explanation. His work, particularly Missing 411: The UFO Connection, explores potential links between disappearances and unexplained aerial phenomena. The CanAm Missing Project continues to compile data on mysterious missing persons cases, many of which defy conventional investigative explanations.
Proponents of the “Great Reset” theory suggest that in the 1800s, a cataclysmic event either natural or supernatural, buried advanced civilizations under layers of mud, possibly harvesting adults, leading to a near extinction of part of the population. They argue that this disaster necessitated a global repopulation effort, often citing the mass relocation of orphans via “orphan trains” across North America, Europe, and Australia as evidence. These theorists believe that the architectural anomalies, such as buildings with submerged lower levels, indicate the remnants of this forgotten era. The scarcity of adults during this period was notable, leaving behind a world that was subsequently repopulated by children.
Whether these vanishings result from NHIs, classified government programs, or other unknown forces, the secrecy surrounding the phenomenon raises troubling questions. If non-human entities are indeed taking people, the inability—or unwillingness—of authorities to acknowledge it speaks to a reality more disturbing than fiction. As whistleblowers continue to step forward and evidence of abductions mounts, the demand for transparency grows. If permanent disappearances are part of the equation, the implications for humanity are profound, suggesting that we are not merely observing the phenomenon—we may also be the subject of an ongoing study with no clear end in sight.
