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I know Jeremy is working hard. I just wish we could have proof to convince skeptics; proof beyond a reasonable doubt vs. preponderance of circumstantial evidence.
Don't hold your breath on this one. Obviously, one doesn't give away all their secrets when teasing a new documentary, but crop circles and the Gulf Breeze photos?
There seems to be multiple narratives going on here. There is this article in the Daily Mail about Sleeping Dogs, that was in the OP. Then there is the YouTube trailer for the actual film. Between the 2 of them, it seems likely the title refers to older claims and cases. There will be little new or compelling evidence presented, rather a collection of oldies but goodies rehashed as a cinematic Gish Gallop.
I'm just speculating here, but from reading the article this was my takeaway concerning the files:
After a former cyber-security person at LANL passed away his son found a bunch of his files. These files seem to include things like crop circles, the Gulf Breeze photos and lots of other UFO related material as well as some work stuff:
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The documents, described as containing internal memos, scientific reports and images, were allegedly discovered among the belongings of the former head of cybersecurity at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL).
I got the vibe that this guy was into UFOs and what the son found was his collection of UFO stuff. As @JMartJr noted above, it's highly unlikely any of this stuff is classified, despite Corbel's claims:
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The discovery was later passed to investigative journalist Jeremy Corbell, who said the contents shocked even him. 'This is a real scientific study at the classified level within our military of UFOs,' he told the Daily Mail.
It's just some guys collection of UFO memorabilia. Maybe there are some notes about some things going on at LANL, but again, likely nothing secret.
Corbel finds himself with a pile of UFO notes, clippings and photos but no obvious smoking gun, so what to do? Start by playing up the "UFO insider" angle about the late cyber guy because he worked at LANL:
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'Los Alamos was always a place where there were elements of the study of the UFO phenomenon… these documents are 100 percent proof that Los Alamos was taking it very seriously,' Corbell said.
Just a side note here, but let's remember Corbel did whole documentary on Bob Lazar and his claims. Lazar claimed he worked at LANL in the '80s as a physicist (he was a lab tech and ran a photo store) where he was recruited by Edward Teller (unlikely) to work on UFOs at Area 51/S4. There was NEVER any mention of UFO research at LANL. Lazar didn't allegedly work on UFOs until after he left LANL. IF, as Corbel claims, LANL "was always a place where there were elements of study or the UFO phenomenon..." one would think Lazar would have worked on UFOs there before going on to Area 51. As his security clearances were so high, he would have at least know about the UFO work going on at LANL, but again, there is no mention of it.
Despite his claim of "This is a real scientific study at the classified level within our military of UFOs," what he presents, at least in the teaser article, is just some same old, same old. Here is some of the photos included in the article that go along with the crop circles and Ed Walters UFo from the OP:
There's nothing very compelling in any of this. Then there is the discussion, in the Daily Mail article of the Gulf Breeze events and Ed Walters' photos:
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Several photographs attributed to key witness Ed Walters show glowing objects with overexposed white centers surrounded by red or blue-green halos.
https://www.dailymail.com/sciencetech/article-15738961/los-alamos-cyber-chief-secret-ufo-files.html
Even in UFO circles, the Walters photos are suspect at best. He made multiple claims:
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Walters claimed to have experienced missing time on three prior occasions...
Under hypnosis, Walters stated that he discovered that he had been "abducted by aliens on several occasions".[7]
On February 7, 1988, Walters allegedly photographed his wife attempt to outrun the blue beam. Walters also claimed to have communicated further with the aliens; he or his family reported nineteen sightings or encounters over time. On May 1, 1988, Walters reported feeling the alien presence while he was at Shoreline Park after midnight, saw the UFO and took a photo of it, then "lost consciousness for an hour".[2] Walters stated that the UFO leaked some kind of liquid that continued to boil even nineteen days after he captured it.[3]
Models that look just like his photos were found in one of his homes:
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The model was discovered under insulation in the home's attic after Walters and his family had moved out in 1988.
On drafting paper were "carefully drawn and punched out 'windows'" which encircled two-thirds of the model. On the reverse side of the drafting paper were hand-written dimensions for a house on Jamestown Drive, written "in what appears to be Ed Walters' handwriting ... According to Santa Rosa County building permits ... Walters has built at least two homes on Jamestown Drive"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulf_Breeze_UFO_incident
None of this is mentioned and I'm wondering why go back to Walters and Gulf Breeze almost 30 years later? But maybe the title of the film, Sleeping Dogs explains it.
The 2:00 trailer spend a good portion of the time portraying Corbel as an action figure doing martial arts, drinking beer, loading his gun and other manly stuff, including literally digging with a shovel as he narrates "...I went searching for the truth":
Just so we're clear, he's really digging into the UFO story.
Then the trailer has Corbel saying he went back to old files and claims with the likes of John Lear and yes, Lazar. Just watching the trailer I think we're getting how much of a badass Corbel is mixed with a hagiography of his mentor, and the Godfather of Skinwalker Ranch, George Knapp and a bunch of old stuff.
He says in the trailer it's not about any specific video or claim, rather he hints it's about the totality of what he's found:
I doubt there will be anything very compelling in any of this. Just lot's of rehashing oldies but goodies for the fans. But he still might be killed for it:
Trailer is here:
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