Ross Coulthart Drops UFO Bombshell
What happens when age-old mysteries, covert military operations, and UFO sightings collide in the picturesque landscapes of Sedona, Arizona? You get a story that’s both awe-inspiring and riddled with intrigue—a tale featuring underground bases, glowing orbs, and government secrecy that has caught the attention of investigators and skeptics alike.
Recently, Ross Coulthart, known for his deep dives into the UFO phenomenon, sat down for a revealing interview on Jesse Michael’s American Alchemy YouTube channel to discuss his jaw-dropping encounter with what he believes may be a UFO base in Arizona. The conversation, coupled with boots-on-the-ground research and firsthand observations, sparks bigger questions about how much of what we see in the desert skies is simply unknown—and how much might be purposely concealed.
The Sedona UFO Base: Hiding in Plain Sight?
Coulthart shares the outlandish yet compelling claim that beneath Secret Mountain—close to Sedona—exists a deep underground military bunker, rumored to have been constructed in the 1950s. While the name might sound like the punchline of a cosmic joke, the stories swirling around this area are anything but lighthearted. Multiple locals and investigators have spoken, often off-camera, about being confronted by armed, highly trained soldiers warning them away from public parkland bordering Secret Mountain. According to these accounts, any curiosity about the underground areas is met with blunt and intimidating force.
Supporting these rumors are a constellation of extraordinary aerial events. Several nights, eye-witnesses, including Coulthart himself, have observed massive glowing orbs rising silently from behind the mountain, often at the witching hour of 1:30 a.m. What makes these sightings even more peculiar is the military escort—fleets of Blackhawk helicopters flying with these orbs, as if escorting or monitoring them, an operation with a price tag that only deep pockets could afford.
Interdimensional Portals or Misinterpreted Science?
It’s not just physical sightings that bring mystery to Sedona. There are rumors of interdimensional portals in Secret Canyon, where some claim strange energies and bizarre occurrences are the norm. Melinda Leslie, a seasoned UFO tour guide, has spent over a decade leading night sky tours in Sedona, using military-grade night vision goggles to catch these anomalies. She claims with certainty that what’s visible in these skies—plasma-like orbs, synchronized with purposeful military helicopter movements—points to more than just weather phenomena or conventional aircraft.
Skepticism still abounds, and rightfully so. The actual video evidence, captured during these expeditions, often appears underwhelming to remote viewers. As Patrick from Vetted points out, the difference between witnessing these phenomena in person versus watching a shaky video on YouTube can be as stark as day and night. Still, the sheer volume of consistent reports and the lengths to which the military allegedly goes to keep people away from certain areas raise compelling questions.
Not All That Glimmers Is Gold—Or Alien
Skeptics, investigators, and open-minded enthusiasts all wrestle with the million-dollar question: Is this enough proof to declare the existence of an underground non-human intelligence (NHI) base? Coulthart himself admits that some claims—like the “psionic detection” of NHI entities—are difficult to validate. Yet, the pattern of intimidation, secrecy, and mounting anecdotal evidence (combined with repeated military presence) plants seeds of doubt about the official narratives.
Pushing Back Against the Shadows
Coulthart’s journey into UFO investigation hasn’t been without personal risk. After reporting on other big stories in the UFO world, he experienced a disturbing run-in with U.S. Customs and Border Protection, being detained for unspecified reasons that, according to a confidential source, involved a high-level government flag on his profile. The implication? Some agencies may be closely monitoring or even interfering with those delving too deep into the unknown. For journalists and researchers exploring phenomena easily dismissed by mainstream science, this is both a chilling reminder and a badge of tenacity.
Why Stories Like This Matter
For many, tales of underground bases and mysterious orbs are just that—stories. But for others, they reinforce the importance of open-minded investigation and healthy skepticism. The Sedona saga is a prime example of the need to seek direct experience and not just rely on secondhand accounts or digital footage. The awe and confusion that comes with sky-watching in Sedona remind us that the world is brimming with mysteries yet to be decoded.
Ultimately, whether you’re a hard-nosed skeptic or a believer in the extraordinary, stories like these serve a valuable purpose. They encourage us to ask big questions, challenge official narratives, and remember that sometimes the greatest discoveries begin as rumors and blurry lights in the night sky. So, if you’re ever in Arizona and have the chance to look up over Secret Mountain—well, maybe grab some night vision goggles and keep an open mind. Who knows what you’ll see?
The Journey Continues
Patrick and his Vetted community remain committed to unpacking stories like this one. As investigations continue and more evidence hopefully comes to light, the mystery of Sedona’s underground base is sure to keep daring seekers, seasoned researchers, and curious newcomers looking up and asking, “What’s really out there?”
Every day is a gift—don’t forget to look up and question what you see.
