Black Triangle: Pentagon and FBI Files Don’t Match - IRH 306

Last Friday the Pentagon released two documents about the same black triangle: a memo from its UAP office and an FBI statement cosigned by two special agents. Both describe a dark, silent, triangular object rising over a ridgeline at dusk and dropping into a canyon. But the memo lays out about 30 seconds of ascent, hover, and departure, while the FBI statement puts the whole sighting at about three seconds and compares the object to a Delta Wing drone.

Jeremy and Jake read both documents side by side, one section at a time, covering where they agree, where they don’t, and what the nine unlabeled images in the FBI file show. Both are heavily redacted, so we stay with what is on the page.

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