Immediately following Trump’s directive to declassify alien-related files, the largest repository—amounting to roughly 3.8 million documents released by the US government—vanished the very next day, February 20th. This disappearance was reported by the Daily Mail on February 23rd.
The archive was hosted on The Black Vault server. According to the project’s founder, ufologist John Greenewald Jr., its deletion occurred on February 20th. Bear in mind, this repository housed not only hundreds of gigabytes pertaining to UFOs and covert CIA operations but also other files, including documentation related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
The so-called “Black Vault,” which concentrated these records, is now missing:
Declassified CIA projects;
Materials concerning the JFK assassination;
Reports from military installations;
Eyewitness testimonies;
CIA directives from the 1940s and 1950s that had become public but had not yet received widespread attention.
Greenewald dedicated nearly three decades to compiling this collection. He conducted genuine investigative work, painstakingly piecing together materials on classified projects and incidents bit by bit. The researcher firmly believes that some of these documents could have illuminated potential US involvement in the study of extraterrestrial technologies. However, it seems someone decided humanity is not yet prepared for such revelations.
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