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From the source: Release of 2026-05-08 Incident: N/A, N/A. The FBI's 62-HQ-83894 case file includes investigative records, eyewitness testimonies, and public reports concerning Unidentified Flying Objects and flying discs documented between June 1947 and July 1968. The records include high-profile incident accounts, photographic evidence from sites like Oak Ridge, TN, and technical proposals regarding potential propulsion systems. Additional topics include convention programs, researcher accounts, and extensive media coverage from the period. This file is partially posted on FBI vault with more redactions and some pages missing. Included here is the complete case file with several newly declassified pages and only minor redactions.
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Pitest Finds 'Whirring·' Disc
In. Yard and Holds It for FBI
Chicago, July 6 (U.Pj.-A Catho• FBI oftice ~:iid he hadn't lw:3rd
l. . ~-d yet about the d1,{' lmt that an offi-
~pnes~ at Gnfton, Wis., sa1 cial ,•f!~rl might be a.!Jj~ce.
tonight th a 1·ound, ffl'e~sc.l 1he flying discs ha, e been re
wiilch..,.m1g ,e nneo-Y'tlw-Tll'l'i:tcr• po1·tcd "~een'' by pers,ms ill 30
ious \'Jlyi:n!t u rs:-l'ra'd'_:-crnstred States. l>ltt Brasky's disc was the
Tnto 1\S P• ' •b~•r,.r anc ftiiit'_Jic tirbl one that actuall~• had been
18 oldln 7frer the ffw.ral found-if that is whal wa· found .
Bu ~ <'· lm-est~1• }Lis report cam~ ll few hours
he 1) . Jo~eph; ~raskY of St. after a military 0
pl:ine made 1111
J seplfi! t hm·ch at Grafton_. 45 unsuccessful speed oash in an a\•
I1 Hes ,,c ·th of :\lilwaukce, said _he tempt to track uo\\ t one o( the!
eard swishing ~nd wlurnng discs and the Army and scit'i\fo;LSI
(11oise ~hi~ morning. A second later.l50ught to ascerta111 \\hether coM'·
he 1,:ud, he hea1·d a thud and alto-coast l'cporls a icut the d1sc,-
1mild explosion. zooming lb.rough t:1e sky were fact
He in\'estigaled and found a or fancy.
~heel metal disc !\bout 18 inches in Army planes scoured the north-
diameter, resembling a circularlwest Pacific skies for them without
saw blade. success today and one "eyewitness"
•·Tlte object ,-till was warm,1 even reported ha, illf. seen one of
weighed about four or five pounds the disc~ take off in Arizona. A
and was about one eighth of an St. Louis railroad man exhibited
inch thick," he said. some paper "discs·• he ~aiil he had
1 There was a hole about one seen floating over St. Louis.
, inch in diamete1· in tbe middle o( . •
the disc, he said, and in the open- The flymg saucers which ha,·e
Ing were •·gadget~ and some been reported ~}timming tlu·ough
wires.'' • Amedca's skin at speeds up lo
The priest ~aid l\e did not know l200 mile!I have elucled the usual
\ i { his disco~ery. were important \lJ keen eye of radar.
a • whethe1•. 1t ~ugllt be an _e1ab- Capt. Tom Bi·own of the Army
,rate p1·achcal Joke. He s~hc Air Forces public relations st f
:md nQiilled the 'FBI or"Jii~,,.d.,
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Official release, from the pursue collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 185 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.