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#๐๐ฅ๐ฅ๐๐๐๐๐๐จ๐ ๐ข๐ฅ๐ฅ๐๐ซ: ๐๐ข๐ต๐ต๐ฉ๐ฆ๐ธ ๐๐ฐ๐ณ๐ฎ๐ข๐ฏ 2025 Future Games alum and recent Miami Hurricanes Baseball commit Matthew Gorman sits down to talk about his recruitment, offseason development, and Papillion- LaVista South Titan Baseball's season ahead. ๐ข ๐บ Prep Baseball | Matthew Gorman
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![Knapp: "At [Matthew Brown's] home, there was a break in. They took his grandfather's ashes, his urn, and dumped it out by the garbage." (REALLY Messed Up. So when you say, "Why can't these guys just get a regular job? It's not that simple.) Knapp: Someone followed Dylan Borland, myself and Corbell when we were in DC. ~ Knapp: "There are people, I mean, I'm in touch with them on a regular basis, Jeremy Kenyon Lockyer Corbell as well. Guys who would like to tell a story, but are scared, legitimately scared. These three who came forward, the three service members who testified, it's brave. It's a daunting thing to appear before Congress, swear an oath. The whole world is watching, you don't know what you're going to be asked, TV cameras from all over media, all over the world. It's a daunting thing. It takes bravery to come forward, especially because there is a strong possibility that you will pay for coming forward and telling this story. And a couple of them already have. "We didn't hear the full story from Dylan Borland That will be coming out, though, soon. There's some limits on what he can legally say. He'd like to say more, but he worries that he's going to be targeted for prosecution or something worse. Matthew is the guy who was sitting behind us at the hearing. He was also offered as a possible witness, and maybe will be a witness and testify in a future hearing. He's the guy who came up with the Immaculate Constellation documents a couple of months ago that Jeremy and I put out on our podcast. [Brown] described to us extra-legal things that happened to him and other witnesses who want to come forward as whistleblowers. they get break-ins in their homes. There are a lot of games, their phones are tapped. At his home, there was a break in. They they got IDs and stuff out of his wallet and his wife's wallet and put them across the couch and left them there. They took his grandfather's ashes, his urn, and dumped it out by the garbage. I mean, it's a message. It's an intimidation message. "David Grusch has had those kind of things. As far back as Bob Lazar. They would break into his house, move things around, write things on the on the chalkboard, where he...in his laboratory, and just mess with them. Call and make threats. All kinds of extra-legal things that I don't think even a Whistleblower Protection Act could change. Because whoever is doing this stuff, whoever is trying to shut these people up, threatening their lives, it's working outside the legal system. It's already illegal. So I don't know that that that would stop. But at least Congress would be making a statement that we value that kind of testimony. We want to protect you. Come on in, we'd like to hear more of it. It's a good step in the right direction, I think. "And somebody like Dylan, who has quite a story to tell, beyond what he could tell there. Dylan has been through the wringer. He's been through the ICIG, he has been to AARO. He's been in these closed-door SCIF-type meetings where he reveals this stuff, and he's worried they're coming after him. He has a good reason to be worried. "I'll tell you a story that didn't come out of that hearing. Jeremy has been talking to Dylan longer than I have, but I've been talking to him for a couple of years. We went back to see him after the last hearing, the previous hearing in 2023, we went to go meet with Dylan, And we went to a secret location. We didn't tell anybody where it was going to be. We met him in a public park south of Washington, DC, not even in the DC area, and we're going to meet him in this park early in the morning. We pull in this park. Dylan's the only person there, but there's a vehicle. There's a big, black jeep, blacked-out window, sitting there. And I just looking at it and I go, you know, 'I don't feel comfortable sitting here. This bothers me. Let's go somewhere else.' "We drove about 15 miles away. We found a little eatery that we're going to have a bite at. We parked two blocks around the corner from that restaurant, and then we went in and had a talk, in what we thought was a secure place. We come out an hour and a half later, there's that same damn vehicle parked right up against our bumper of our car. It was making it very obvious to us that, yeah, you're being followed, how do you like it? "People like Dylan Borland, they're trying to navigate this as carefully as they can. They've been threatened, they've been intimidated, they've been warned. You better be careful. They've shared what they can in SCIFs and in certain situations, but there's a lot more they'd like to say. I don't blame them for being careful. Now, why Hal Puthoff could then say that (the U.S. has received at least ten craft of unknown origin) on Joe Rogan? It just might be the power of Rogan to overcome all resistance, I guess. But he did. You know, I know that there are people like those guys, deep insiders, who spent their whole careers working on this stuff, who would like to say things. Would like to say more."](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1970938564734222573/amplify_video_thumb/1970934923637981184/img/jndHy5UcqlW7zHOk.jpg)
