A longtime UFO researcher has claimed that the United States possesses remains from at least four types of alleged non-human beings recovered from crashed unidentified craft.
Astrophysicist Eric Davis made the claims during an appearance on NewsNation’s “Katie Pavlich Tonight.” Davis said he had personally seen evidence connected to alleged UFO recoveries, including photographs and documentation involving unidentified craft and bodies.
“There are at least four species of which we are aware,” Davis said, according to NewsNation, adding that he had witnessed what he considers proof.
However, Davis did not publicly provide photographs, biological samples or other physical evidence during the interview that could independently confirm his claims.
Davis describes four alleged alien species
According to the reports, Davis identified the alleged beings as Grays, Nordics, Insectoids and Reptilians.
He described Grays as small, slender humanoid beings with gray skin and distinctive large eyes. Nordics, meanwhile, were described as tall beings with a human-like appearance.
Davis said Insectoids resemble praying mantises, while Reptilians allegedly have reptile-like features. Despite their differences, the four alleged groups were described as generally humanoid, with two arms and two legs.
The extraordinary claims were reported by both NewsNation and the Daily Mail, which covered Davis’ statements and his push for greater legal protection to discuss information he says remains classified.
Davis seeks protection to disclose more
Davis describes himself as an astrophysicist and chief scientist working in the U.S. defense intelligence industry. He said he has investigated unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAPs, for around 30 years.
According to NewsNation, Davis claims he has seen classified and proprietary defense intelligence material involving recovered craft and alleged non-human bodies.
However, he says secrecy agreements prevent him from releasing that material publicly.
Davis has therefore appealed for protection that would allow him to speak without risking his security clearance, employment or potential civil and criminal penalties.
The Daily Mail reported that Davis is seeking intervention from President Donald Trump that could provide a legal “safe harbor” for UAP whistleblowers. Such protection, Davis argues, would allow people with classified knowledge to disclose what they know without violating non-disclosure agreements.
For now, the claims remain unverified. The reports do not provide independently testable physical evidence establishing that the alleged bodies or recovered extraterrestrial craft exist.
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