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Despite the conversation about UFOs and UAP changing, and we hear talk about unidentified objects muttered in the halls of Congress, many are surprised when I say secrecy has deepened, not lessened. So, here is a breakdown on WHY I say that, with real world examples as released under the Freedom of Information Act.

When it comes to Canada – one man has arguably spent more time than anyone digging through that country’s UFO files. And his name – is Chris Rutkowski. He became so well known with investigating the unknown, the Canadian government enlisted his help to be their official consultant on UFOs. And he did so… for more than 20 years. Join me, as Chris steps into the Vault to explore what the current situation is with Canada and UFOs, and what has he discovered in the nearly five DECADES of his research.

For nearly five years, we’ve heard the story of Luis Elizondo. After retiring as a senior intelligence officer within the Department of Defense and being a former counter-intelligence agent within the U.S. Army; his efforts and his story have played a crucial role in the change in global conversation about UFOs and UAP. His actions and his story may have even played a role in motivating Congress to create legislation and pursue answers to a pressing mystery. But according to Elizondo, his actions actions didn’t come without a cost. According to him, he was faced with “retribution, false information to the public, abuse by government authority and the illegal destruction of information” all by people within the very department he once worked for.

The “Hottel Memo” was written by a Special Agent of the FBI by the name of Guy Hottel, who addressed the memo to the Director of the FBI, J. Edgar Hoover. It described alien bodies and crashed flying saucers.

The Black Vault has now received this memo, in full, without redactions. And the result may actually create more questions than answers.