The “Eisenhower Briefing Document” that was leaked in 1984 is public-domain evidence that non-human bodies were recovered at the Roswell crash

Unveiling the 1984 Leak: Evidence of Non-Human Biological Remains from the Roswell Incident

Introduction

In 1984, a significant document surfaced that continues to fuel debates surrounding the legendary Roswell UFO incident. Known as the “Eisenhower Briefing Document,” this eight-page report provides compelling evidence suggesting the recovery of non-human biological entities during the aftermath of the famous 1947 crash. While its origins and authenticity have long been subjects of scrutiny, recent analyses and corroborative research suggest that this document belongs to a body of evidence that challenges conventional narratives about extraterrestrial life.

The Background of the Eisenhower Briefing Document

Dated November 18, 1952, the “Eisenhower Briefing Document” was reportedly created for President Dwight D. Eisenhower shortly after the establishment of the secretive Majestic Twelve (MJ-12) group—a purported top-secret committee tasked with investigating UFO phenomena. The document was leaked to researcher Jamie Shandera in 1984, offering a rare glimpse into government-level discussions on the matter.

Content and Revelations

The document details public hysteria triggered by sightings such as Kenneth Arnold’s famous 1947 encounter, which marked the beginning of modern UFO interest. Significantly, the briefing elaborates on a covert operation dedicated to recovering wreckage and, notably, four small beings resembling humans but biologically distinct from us.

Visual excerpts from the document describe these entities as outwardly human-like but scientifically determined to be non-human based on biological analyses. The reports indicate that although their physical appearances suggest some similarity to humans, genetic and cellular studies confirm their extraterrestrial origins.

Validity and Authentication

The credibility of the “Majestic Documents,” including the Eisenhower Briefing, has been the subject of extensive research. Notably, a comprehensive review, appearing in scientific and investigative circles, examined the documents through forensic techniques, cross-referenced historical records, and verified dates and names against official government archives. This meticulous analysis found “very strong points of authentication embedded in almost every document,” suggesting they are not mere fabrications.

For further validation, researchers have provided detailed reports, including a 30-page analysis available here, which discusses consistency, provenance, and forensic facts supporting the documents’ credibility. These efforts reinforce the notion that the contents could be rooted in truthful government knowledge.

Government Response and Public Disclosure