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News Nation and Ross Coulthart currently present Jake Barber, a former member of a crash retrieval team who claims to have found technology that is not human. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dtA9w5ldHw It could be one of David Grusch's witnesses, at least another whistleblower; he himself reports that someone from the UAP task force has confirmed to him that his findings fit into a…
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Jake Barber, described as a former crash retrieval team member, claims on News Nation to possess non-human technology he calls 'the Egg,' potentially corroborating witness claims by whistleblower David Grusch.
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