Whistleblower's Home Invaded While Sleeping, Grandfather's Ashes Stolen as Intimidation

What was said

"The only thing taken out of the house is, as you said, my grandfather's ashes, who was a Navy veteran of World War II. And not only that, after World War II continued to serve his country. We don't know exactly what he did, but I did find that he was, you know, conveniently stationed at multiple NSA stations across the United States through the '50s."

Matt Brown, an intelligence community whistleblower who disclosed the existence of a UAP program called Immaculate Constellation, reported that his home was broken into while he and his wife slept. The intruders laid out IDs on tables, took no valuables, but stole his grandfather's ashes and left them in the street as a message. His grandfather was a WWII Navy veteran who later worked at NSA stations.