UFO researcher Eric Davis says classified files show four alien species recovered
Astrophysicist Eric Davis told a media interview that he has seen secret photos and documents he believes prove the U.S. retrieved bodies of four different extraterrestrial types from crashed UAPs.
Eric Davis, an astrophysicist who has consulted on Pentagon UFO programs, claimed to have examined classified photographs and records that he interprets as proof of four distinct alien species recovered from crashed unidentified anomalous phenomena. He identified the groups as Grays, Nordics, Insectoid and Reptilian types, describing their physical traits in detail. Davis said the evidence remains sealed for decades, likely under a 50- to 75-year classification period, and that additional material could be released without compromising intelligence methods.
He appealed to President Donald Trump to issue a waiver of non-disclosure agreements to protect UAP whistleblowers from prosecution. While his statements echo those of former intelligence officer David Grusch, neither the Pentagon nor the military have confirmed the existence of extraterrestrial bodies, and the claims remain unverified. Davis is affiliated with the Disclosure Foundation and has previously cited support from former CIA scientist Hal Puthoff.
Why it matters
The allegations, if true, would reshape public understanding of U.S. UFO investigations and government secrecy.
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