Majestic 12 documents, a controversial set, shed light on the alleged meeting
When Dwight Eisenhower was the president of the United States, he purportedly had a top-secret meeting.
Reportedly, it took place at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico in 1954.
Alongside him were unnamed senior US officials, as all of them were allegedly meeting non-human intelligence.
Here, the Majestic 12 document enters.
In 1984, the documents gained prominence but only revealed that President Harry S. Truman allegedly had established a committee known as Majestic 12 in 1947.
The committee's core purpose was to recover the extraterrestrial spacecraft and study them.
Yet, Coulthart said the documents also detail alleged contacts with non-human beings.
“They claim there was a secret meeting and a deal involving technology exchange in return for abduction rights or similar,” he said.
“Hell of an allegation, and not one I suspect the U.S. government would ever want to admit," the expert added.
However, the NewsNation special correspondent in his Reality Check podcast acknowledged questions over the authenticity of MJ-12 documents.
Critics point out the inconsistencies in the documents which would make the likelihood of fabrication in them.