‘Re-analyzed’ Escape of the Alien Colonel J-Rod From Area 51

Take a peek at the remarkable testimonies of Michael Schratt, a Military aerospace historian. In this scenario, Michael Schratt gives some detail on Dr. Dan Burisch’s popular encounter with a grey alien colonel identified as “J-Rod.”

This historic moment of the interaction between a human and an alien was allegedly taking place at the S4 facility, about 12 miles away from the notorious Area 51.

Among the several other pieces of information given by Shratt, it includes sketches of the flight simulator and also a very accurate scheme of the various divisions of the facility.

Please watch the video below for more details.

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