NASA Agent Spills UFO Beans

A former NASA special agent, Joseph Richard Gutheinz Jr., who claims to have processed the real X-Files, has shared his insights regarding the Roswell aliens. Gutheinz, now a practicing criminal lawyer and a decorated veteran, recently defended UFO hacker Gary McKinnon, urging the U.S. government to stop its relentless pursuit of him. His background on the Texas Criminal Justice Advisory Committee on Medical and Mental Impairments adds to his credibility in calling for justice for McKinnon. However, Gutheinz himself has become a figure of interest among UFO enthusiasts due to his assertions about deceased aliens being stored in Building 265 at NASA’s Johnson Space Center, where he once worked.

Gutheinz led a team within NASA’s Office of Inspector General (OIG), operating from a highly secure facility disguised beneath grass and trees. This secretive location featured cipher-locked doors leading to sparsely furnished rooms equipped only with basic essentials like desks and telephones. While astronauts trained for Space Shuttle missions beyond their steel doors, Gutheinz described the building as “kind of spooky,” noting that it was second only to Mission Control in terms of security. He remarked, “People always wondered what went on there,” emphasizing the secrecy surrounding their investigations, which even NASA was not privy to.

He humorously noted that many individuals who believed they had been abducted or experienced similar phenomena would bypass the FBI and instead contact NASA’s criminal investigators. As a senior special agent, he regularly received calls from people claiming abductions or alleging they had implants in their brains. This experience resonated with him regarding McKinnon’s case, as he recognized the genuine belief in UFOs that drove McKinnon to seek proof.

Among the notable individuals Gutheinz encountered was Jerry Alan Whittredge, an impersonator who managed to infiltrate NASA’s Mission Control and obtain sensitive information under false pretenses. The OIG agents were part of the investigation that ultimately caught McKinnon accessing NASA’s systems in search of evidence related to UFO technology. Their primary role was to uncover internal fraud rather than interrogate extraterrestrial beings.

In a clear statement about the reality at NASA, Gutheinz asserted, “Just so you know, so we are totally clear… there is no ET at NASA.”

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