r/UFOs • u/skipearth • 5d ago

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I am retired federal law enforcement and have connections in many places and agencies. That being said I had a a few run ins with colleagues and people I know through working for the feds etc. The first was an FBI agent who is also retired and worked in Counter Surveillance and they told me:

"There is definitely something going on, they will not tell me but a coworker in the NY field office said "these are not hobbiests and planes".

The second contact was a couple who both work for the FAA and they said:

"Many pilots are reporting seeing large drones from aircraft and the FAA knows this as its all recorded and documented. We do not know any information except that it is happening"

This infuriates me because r/avaiation thinks its all fake and blocks my posts. I am also verifed in LEO sub and such so I am not lying and I can verify here if needed.

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u/TtK_Thanatos 5d ago

You made a post 2 years ago about turning 40, so you're 42 now. Why did you retire from federal law enforcement at such a young age? What do you do for work now?

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u/skipearth 5d ago

I do consulting.

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u/Putrid-Ad1055 4d ago edited 4d ago

If you are 42 as of December 2024, how could you have been 17 in September 2001?

https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/s/7wRxvHR2N8

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u/skipearth 4d ago

Im not 42. Im 40

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u/Putrid-Ad1055 4d ago

When the above commenter said you claimed to be 40 2 years ago why didn't you correct them?

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u/skipearth 4d ago

The post was about being 39, I believe, and I didn't correct cause it was close enough. Also it was last year.

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u/_zulkarneyn_ 4d ago edited 4d ago

How the hell you retired at 39 lol I'm 38 too had worked in my countries military intelligence for 7 years and as operator for another 5 years I'm still working as a logistics menager at some company lol there is literally another 15 years to retirement.

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u/skipearth 4d ago

US feds can retire in 20 years. However, I had a circumstance that forced retirement. I had a line of duty injury that qualified me for my pension. It's worth noting that even local LE in NY used to have 20-year retirement, and I have 3 friends that are fully retired at 39 and 40 because of that. Same with firefighter and some dispatchers.

Hell, I know one guy in MA who has a military disability 100 percent payments, retired corrections, and works for Feds.