UFO & Paranormal
Hollywood Writers Claim Office of Naval Intelligence Approached Them for UFO Show Deal
American Alchemy
Hollywood, The CIA & UFOs: The History Beyond Spielberg
What was said
"He just starts writing something on a piece of paper, and he goes, 'Put this in a safety deposit box for about 10 to 15 years.' I go, 'What is this?' And he goes, 'Secrets of the universe.'"
Dark Skies creators Bryce Zabel and Brent Friedman claim a man identifying himself as 'JC' from the Office of Naval Intelligence crashed their 1996 premiere party and offered them access to classified UFO information in exchange for influence over their show's narrative. JC gave them a cryptic formula labeled 'sound, light, and frequency' and instructed them to meet an admiral at a cemetery at midnight. They declined the deal.
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- Programme
- American Alchemy
- Episode
- Hollywood, The CIA & UFOs: The History Beyond Spielberg
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- 12:12
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