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In 2022, through a Freedom of Information Act request, an official report titled,

Anomalous acute and sub-acute field effects on human and biological tissues,

was released by the Defense Intelligence Agency. The release was part of a larger disclosure of over 1,500 pages

related to the work being done by the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, or ATIP.

The report itself investigated 42 medical cases and over 300 unpublished incidents, where

individuals reportedly suffered injuries after encounters with unidentified aerial phenomena,

or UAPs.

These injuries included burns, headaches, dizziness, and neurological symptoms, some of which occurred without direct contact, suggesting exposure to high-frequency electromagnetic radiation or other advanced energy systems.

Today, we'll examine several of the historical cases and some that weren't included

in this report. Featuring conversations with several past guests, David Marler, Rob Christofferson,

Jason McClellan, and Shane Hurd. We will ignite a fiery exploration of cases where witnesses were actually burned by a UFO.

You are now somewhere in the skies with your host, Ryan Spray.

Thank you. your host, Ryan's brain. On April 28, 1964, a 10-year-old girl named Sharon Stoll, claimed to have encountered a UFO while playing during recess outside at the Lowell Elementary School in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Accompanied by her eight-year-old sister, Robin, Sharon reported seeing a distinctly

egg-shaped object, metallic in appearance hovering silently in the sky. This egg-shaped craft demonstrated an unusual motion,

oscillating in a vertical, bouncing manner.

This would go on for approximately ten minutes

before rapidly departing in a silent, swift arc.

Sharon recounted that the object emitted a strange glow and that she had felt an intense wave of heat on her face during the encounter.

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