Ross Coulthart Drops Bombshell about David Grusch
The Roswell incident of 1947 has long been at the center of UFO lore. For decades, people have debated whether the crash in New Mexico involved nothing more than a weather balloon—or whether it was the recovery of extraterrestrial technology and even alien bodies.
In recent years, the conversation has reignited thanks to whistleblower David Grusch and investigative journalist Ross Coulthart. Their comments about “biologics” have sparked heated discussions about what really happened at Roswell, where the alleged remains are kept, and whether the public will ever see them.
David Grusch and the “Biologics” Testimony
In July 2023, former intelligence officer David Grusch testified before Congress, claiming that the U.S. government has recovered “non-human biologics” from crash sites.
When pressed, Grusch clarified that:
These biologics were not human.
His knowledge came from people with direct involvement in recovery programs.
Evidence included documents, photos, and eyewitness accounts.
His choice of the word “biologics” immediately raised eyebrows. Did he mean alien bodies? Or was he referring to something else entirely?
Ross Coulthart’s Remark About Virginia
In a NewsNation clip later shared online, journalist Ross Coulthart added fuel to the fire. He suggested that the biologics Grusch mentioned are stored securely in a vault in Virginia.
This statement led to two major interpretations:
Literal: That the remains of Roswell’s alleged extraterrestrial beings are physically preserved in Virginia.
Figurative: That Coulthart was using “biologics” in the same vague way Grusch did, without confirming they were bodies.
Coulthart also dismissed rumors that a paranormal fair in France would unveil a Roswell body, calling the claim “nonsense.”
What Does “Biologics” Really Mean?
The term “biologics” has been hotly debated:
Alien bodies theory: Many UFO researchers believe Grusch was carefully hinting at extraterrestrial remains.
Alternative meaning: Scholars like Diana Pasulka suggest “biologics” could also refer to biological materials or experiments conducted in space, not necessarily alien corpses.
Government ambiguity: Using vague language allows insiders to reveal information without directly confirming extraterrestrial life.
The Roswell Connection
While Grusch never explicitly tied his claims to Roswell, Coulthart’s comments implied a link. If true, this would mean:
The “biologics” are directly connected to the 1947 crash.
The remains have been hidden away for decades, possibly in Virginia.
The public is unlikely to see them anytime soon.
This raises an important question: Are we misinterpreting the language, or is this the closest confirmation yet of alien bodies from Roswell?
Skepticism and Counterarguments
Not everyone is convinced. Critics argue:
No physical evidence has been made public.
Testimonies rely on secondhand accounts.
Rumors about alien bodies have circulated for decades without proof.
Even Coulthart himself cautioned viewers to be skeptical of sensational claims, especially when tied to events like the rumored French “alien body reveal.”
Why the Mystery Persists
The fascination with Roswell and “biologics” continues because:
The government hasn’t been fully transparent.
The terminology is deliberately vague.
Human curiosity about extraterrestrial life is endless.
Until concrete evidence surfaces, speculation will thrive.
Conclusion: Waiting for the Truth
Ross Coulthart’s remarks and David Grusch’s testimony have reignited the Roswell debate, giving new weight to the idea that alien biologics may exist and are hidden away. Whether these are literal bodies or simply biological materials remains unclear.
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