Navy veteran who witnessed ‘Tic Tac’ UFO wants an apology from Defense Department after he was ‘mocked and ridiculed’
A NAVY veteran who reportedly saw a “Tic-Tac” shaped UFO has demanded a public apology from the Department of Defense after claiming he was mocked and ridiculed by officials.
It comes just days after the US Government released its report into unidentified aerial phenomena which confirmed that the flying objects may be a national security threat.
Kevin Day said he was “laughed at, mocked and talked about” as he tried to recall what he saw in November 2004, the reports.
He posted on : “From 2004 until 2009 when I walked away from DOD out of frustration, I had tried in vain to get somebody, anybody, to listen to me.
“Yet, every time I tried to describe what we had witnessed out in SOCAL during TIC TAC, I was openly laughed at, made the butt of jokes, and once even asked by my then-boss just WTF I had been smoking.
“I also hold NAVY/DOD directly responsible for what I and others went through as a result of trying to uphold our own duty and simply do the job the American people paid and expected us to do.”
Day, who is co-founder of the UAP Expedition Group, demanded a formal public apology from US Defense officials.
In a separate post, he said he didn’t have words for the “vindication” he feels after the unclassified report was released.
Former fighter pilot who was on a training mission when she spotted the Tic-Tac-shaped orb, said she wants to “normalize” the UFO debate by talking about her experience.
She told that she hopes people will speak about sightings without the fear of being ridiculed or mocked.
She said: “Folks might be concerned about their careers or their church or something like that. They don’t want to be the kooky UFO person, so I guess I’m trying to normalize it by talking about it.”
Intelligence officials released the hotly-anticipated report on Friday which examined 144 sightings of “unidentified aerial phenomena”.
But, the US Government could only identify one incident with “high confidence” – a large
That case was put down to “airborne clutter.”
The report said it didn’t find any evidence that UAPs resulted from or foreign countries – despite not knowing what they were.
It stated: “We don’t have any clear indications that any of these unidentified aerial phenomena are part of a foreign [intelligence] collection program, and we don’t have any clear data that is indicative of a major technological advancement by a potential adversary.”
But, it couldn’t rule out either potential hypothesis.
The newly released report said the unexplained aerial sightings could be or Russia — or a “non-government” terror group.
contains a classified section that is unavailable for the media and public to read.
blasted the contents of the report and accused the US Government of allegedly hiding the truth from the public.
Misty Ingram, of the Alien Research Center, told “They know full well what is out there, but they refuse to tell us the truth.
“It’s a complete whitewash. They want to feed us information bit by bit, to walk us into the water gradually, so as not to spark hysteria.”
Gregory Monaghan, of , branded the report a “shambolic waste” of taxpayer’s money.
He said: “I expected no less. It is a shambolic waste of taxpayer money.”
“We all know life beyond Earth exists. Why not just tell us the truth that other beings have found our planet? I have no doubt they are living among us now.”