I'm In 2019, the United States Navy finally admitted that UFOs not only exist, but that they have been tracking and studying them for years,

and they are now referring to them as UAPs, also known as unidentified aerial phenomena.

While this admission came as no surprise to many of us, it was validation for thousands of people across the country,

who had been previously told

by authorities that UFOs aren't real.

But for many people around the world, the painfully slow pace at which many governments

divulge declassified information is too little, too late.

And the stories in today's episode are, in my opinion, striking examples of blatant

cover-ups involving some very bizarre incidents, some of which are becoming more well-known because

of information that is surfaced within the last couple of decades, which leads me to our first

story, known most prominently, as the Westall UFO incident.

The first time it happened, I was sleeping and woke up because I felt a hand on my leg,

and I realized that I couldn't move. And he'd come across this object on the ground,

which was the shape of a flying saucer.

So he jumped out of his pickup and went down there, and there was four beings laying on the ground.

When I raised my head back up, I was turning in my head and out of my peripheral vision, I'd seen something hopped to a tree.

And it was tall, about seven, eight foot tall, it was black, real hairy,

like a gorilla.

Welcome to the paranormal mysteries podcast, and thank you for being here.

I'm your host, Nick Ryan.

April 6, 1966, was a typical Wednesday at Westall High School, now known as Westall Secondary College,

in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

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