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The former head of the Pentagon's UFO investigation office is pushing back hard on a mysterious black triangular object reportedly spotted by FBI personnel in newly declassified government records — saying none of the data his office reviewed matches an extraterrestrial explanation. Sean Kirkpatrick, who led the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office for nearly three decades in the defense and intelligence community, told Fox News Digital that the FBI witnesses' credentials alone don't validate what they saw. He called the impulse to trust their accounts a "classic case of authority bias" and said the lack of photographs or hard data makes it impossible to determine what the object actually was. Kirkpatrick also dropped a striking claim: Pentagon leadership directed AARO to strip resolution language from cases before releasing them publicly as "unresolved" — effectively letting conspiracy theories fill the vacuum. Full story here foxnews.com/us/former-pentag…

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