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A former Army sniper claimed a JSOC member told him U.S. troops killed three reptilian-looking creatures at an underground facility near Area 51
A former Army sniper claims that a drunk special operations soldier told him about a battle with “mildly reptilian” creatures that occurred at an underground base near Area 51.
Nick Betts, co-host of the Liberty Risk podcast, says he was in Poland filming a documentary about the war in Ukraine when a man he described as a member of Joint Special Operations Command shared a story about a battle with reptilian creatures at Area 51.
While the operations soldier was drunk at the time, Betts said he was not sloppy.
A former Army sniper claimed a JSOC member told him U.S. troops killed three reptilian-looking creatures at an underground facility near Area 51
According to Betts, the unit was pulled from Fort Bragg and flown to Area 51, where the soldiers were reportedly briefed and issued unfamiliar energy weapons that fired blasts instead of bullets. From there, they were allegedly taken by Black Hawk helicopter to the mouth of a long tunnel leading into the underground complex.
Betts says the mission began when the facility stopped sending its routine radio check-ins, and a quick-reaction force sent to investigate never came back. He didn’t say whether his source knew what happened to those soldiers or whether they were still missing.
Once inside, the source claimed, a team of about six soldiers worked their way through the tunnels and ran into the first reptilian creature, which was reportedly armed with the same kind of weapon the team had been issued.
Inside, a serviceman was killed by a weapon fired from a creature that walked on two legs, looked “mildly reptilian,” and had fingers.
“As they’re coming around on this outside, the outside left guy gets f—— hosed with one of the guns that they’re using, as straight to the chest and f—— dies.”
“They said that they f—— shot this creature that was bipedal, mildly reptilian-looking but had fingers and was using this weapon system,” Betts said.
Betts didn’t name the soldier or the unit, and a second special forces member who might have backed up the story wasn’t in the room when it was told. The team killed all three beings, and the soldier’s death was allegedly covered up.
Despite how fantastical the story sounds, Betts said he believed them, though, given how serious they were about him not repeating what they told him.
“I would have chalked it up to the wine if it wasn’t for being choke slammed up against a f—— wall in the morning at 6am,” Betts recalled.
Betts’ anecdote is just the latest instance of a story about aliens/reptilians crossing paths with the military.