IMO, the answer is Miranda Baker ("TikTok girl") and it's not even close.
Here's why:
- Not a single thing she said in her videos posted last Friday have been been contradicted, and in fact every bit of credible information to come out since then has only made her story stronger.
- Unlike most other witnesses who've claimed to see BL, GP &/or the van, Miranda was able to back up her story with time-stamped documentation. She texted her mom at 5:44pm on 8/29 saying they'd picked up a hitchhiker. 16 minutes later she texts her mom he "just had to get back to his wife," and then at 6:09pm texts her mom "Not dead. He had to go back to his wife!" (6:09pm is when she claims to have dropped him off at Jackson Lake Dam). This is all verified in iMessage.
- She [presumably] helped narrow down the search area enough to successfully find GP within 2-3 days of contacting the authorities (at a time when it felt like looking for a needle in a haystack). Idk exactly what time she posted her first video to TikTok but it was shared on this sub on Fri 9/17 at 3:20pm ET (could've been posted earlier but that's the oldest one I found). In her first video, she said that as soon as she saw BL on TikTok, she contacted the authorities, and that she and her bf had "been in contact with a bunch of different people to help piece together different parts of the case.”
- She goes on to say she picked BL up at Grand Teton National Park, that he asked to go to Jackson (but freaked when he heard "Jackson Hole"), and was dropped off at Jackson Dam. That evening, at 8:59 PM EST on 9/17, FBI Denver announces: "The FBI Denver Field Office and its Wyoming Resident Agencies, in coordination with the National Park Service, the Teton County Sheriff's Office, and the Jackson Police Department have initiated a joint investigation into the disappearance of Gabrielle "Gabby" Petito." So basically the same places Miranda listed in her video.
- In her second video (also posted Fri 9/17), she says BL told them he & his fiance were camping out in the middle of nowhere in a "non-regulated campsite" (a.k.a. dispersed camping) "along Snake River," and that he'd been off camping alone along Snake River for *"multi
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I see a lot of Greer bashing.
Some of it is probably well justified.
However I think we are quick to dismiss the huge contribution Greer has made to the topic. I for one would not be here if it wasn't for watching an interview about Rendlesham forest with a soldier who was there, apologies I forget his name.
Perhaps we should remember this in the future.
The following is the story of a UFO sighting in 1978 which lasted for a couple hours, seen by many witnesses (including a RCMP officer)…
https://www.saltwire.com/atlantic-canada/news/local/retired-rcmp-officer-remembers-clarenville-ufo-experience-123879/
Given that most eye-witness accounts of Sasquatch lack physical evidence, all we as outside observers can do is evaluate the credibility of the witness... so with that said, what do you look for? What are the red flags you watch out for? What sorts of things earn extra credibility points with you?
DID YOU KNOW: Rose Cherami – as witness; NOT credible or IN-credible.
Periodically, I get hooked on TV series like NCIS, Law & Order, Matlock and Goliath. At some point, each series deals with potential witness credibility. Should this or that witness be placed on the stand or not? In some cases, placing the wrong witness on the stand could be costly for both the prosecution and the defendant.
Within the worldwide JFK community, many have debated whether or not Rose Cherami would have been a credible witness -- i.e. a person whose credibility was unimpeachable. Generally speaking, mainline heroine addicts, prostitutes, strippers and drug couriers – like Rose Cherami – are automatically deemed not credible. They simply have not lived life in an "unimpeachable" manner. Yet, one might ask how it is that people with unimpeachable characters would know anything first-hand about the deep, seedy world of crime.
Like it or not, Rose – considered as little more than refuse by some – knew a lot about the plot to murder President Kennedy. She warned authorities and others in advance and then . . . it all came to pass. Two years later, “those who owned her” deemed that she knew so much that she had to die by a gunshot to the forehead; but, the murderous scene had to look like a fatal automobile accident. Bonified medical records prove such.
As her son, a question lingers in my mind: “If she was such a poor, unreliable witness – indeed impeachable – why did she need to be eliminated?”
Ironically, Rose would have been an IN-credible "on the stand" witness. Unfortunately, we’ll never know.
The government has admitted both that UFOs are real, and we know they were investigating them before and after AATIP was studying them. We know they studied them through projects Sign, Grudge, and Bluebook, even if they tried to downplay their significance. Radar operator Kevin Day stated that government agents confiscated evidence from the Nimitz encounter, and this was before AATIP, so we know they are hoarding knowledge.
After all of this businesses with Nimitz, AATIP, and all of the media coverage, there are a lot of people getting into this subject who may not have a full understanding of just how much information is available, so this post should get you started. Even with all of the information in this post, it's only going to be a small part of what is available.
First, a couple of videos, then photographs, witness testimony, and declassified documents at the bottom. There are a lot more photos of these things obviously. There have been a decent amount of videos as well. Here is a small sample.
Videos:
Xiaoshan Airport 2010: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkpgNnfQlJc
News article on this incident:
>An unidentified flying object (UFO) forced Xiaoshan Airport in Hangzhou, China to cease operations on July 7. A flight crew preparing for descent first detected the object around 8:40 p.m. and notified the air traffic control department. Aviation authorities responded within minutes, grounding outbound flights and diverting inbound ones to airports in Ningbo and Wuxi. Eighteen flights were affected. Though normal operations resumed an hour later, the incident captured the attention of the Chinese media and sparked a firestorm of speculation on the UFO's identity. https://abcnews.go.com/International/ufo-china-closes-airport-prompts-investigation/story?id=11159531
Costa Rica 2007, small white disk shaped craft filmed close range on cell phone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obVsLOiqeC4
British Airways Concorde 1976. Craft flies alongside windows of airplane: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeNIH1phVuQ Here is a guy trying to debunk the video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgxHICb7ceg but I don't personally find that convincing. He tries to say it's a reflection somewhere inside the camera because "as the camera moves, so does the UFO," but the movement only lined up for about 1 second. For the rest of the footage, the UFO was moving independently. This craft is exactly what thousands of people have reported. It's known as a "foo fighte
... keep reading on reddit ➡Serious question: are sworn affidavits not considered “confirmed and verified”? Were these affidavits not included in Zellner’s filing, thereby making the courts aware of them?
What makes a witness “credible”? Doesn’t making a sworn statement under penalty of perjury speak to the credibility of the witness?
Also, why would ANYONE sign an affidavit knowing that they face a fine or maybe imprisonment if it’s proven they’ve lied?
In that vein, why would Zellner use a possibly false testimony by a potential witness or expert knowing she could be disbarred, or sanctioned in some way, if it’s discovered that the affidavits were indeed false?
The following is the story of a UFO sighting in 1978 which lasted for a couple hours, seen by many witnesses (including a RCMP officer)…
https://www.saltwire.com/atlantic-canada/news/local/retired-rcmp-officer-remembers-clarenville-ufo-experience-123879/
