Next on "Alien Highway"...
Well, people ask me, "Do you believe in UFOs?"
No, I don't believe in UFOs.
I knowthey're real.
Holy ****
The ability to hover over the water
and then accelerate in less than two seconds and disappear
is something I had never seen in my life.
I'm not quite sure if we should actually stop here.
Helicopter.
We should probably go.
If I were looking for a UFO,
this is where I would start, underwater.
Dan!
What do you see?
What's going on?
It's coming towards us.
There's something happening across our land.
It's carving a terrifying path.
Right there. - Whoa!
Lawmen don't want to talk about it.
I have no idea how you would explain that.
And the government denies it's even happening.
The White House has dismissed
a full UFO investigation.
Those who speak up face ridicule or even worse.
An El Paso County Sheriff's Deputy
fired from his job.
They took my badge, but they can't take my voice.
I'm determined to uncover what's happening.
Look at that thing! Do you see that?
I saw it that night.
I listen to people who are afraid to speak out.
Nobody is gonna believe me.
I find evidence that's hiding in plain sight.
This is it right here.
Together with my son, Dan Zukowski...
It's absolutely moving right now.
...and investigator Heather Taddy,
We never really get this close.
I'm here to find the truth...
I see it!
...along America's Alien Highway.
Southern California.
Over 40 million tourists visit its sunny beaches each year,
but those aren't its only visitors.
This coastline has witnessed a rash
of well-documented sightings.
Holy ****
Amongst the thousands of UFO reports that have been made,
many have eventually been explained
It's either rocket launches,
Mylar balloons,
or weather anomalies.
But despite these false alarms,
hundreds of these encounters still remain unexplained.
What is it about this area that attracts UFOs?
Is it possibly tied to the nearby military bases?
Or is their presence somehow connected
to the Pacific Ocean itself?
One of the most popular sightings
off of the coast of Southern California
was the famous Tic Tac sighting
where fighter pilots had seen this Tic-Tac-looking object
up in the air coming up from the ocean
and then darting off.
The Pentagon released a video of the sighting,
so we can actually see what was reported.
Wow.
I got a call from an ex-fighter pilot named Steve Murillo.
He's been researching the whole Tic Tac incident.
He says he's got information
that's gonna shed a whole new light on this UFO incident.
So, Dad, what do you think the connection
between UFOs and the military?
I think it's either the military is watching the UFOs
or the UFOs are watching our military.
Either way, they're watching each other,
but with no engagement between the two.
I bet as a former Navy pilot,
he's probably had a lot of experiences himself.
We're gonna find out.
Steve Murillo is a retired military officer
who spent seven years of active duty as a jet pilot
and has since taken a keen interest in UFOs.
So, this is commonly referred to as the Tic Tac video.
It was released in December of 2017
along with an article in The New York Times
and The Washington Post about the fact
that the government has been studying UFOs.
So what you're looking at, guys,
is a forward-looking infrared radar image
of this object from the F-18.
So, right now the state of the aircraft
is straight and level.
It was a left-hand turn --
looked like about 30-degree left-hand turn
tracking this object.
Now, you can't really distinguish what the object is,
and then it flies off the screen.
Whoa.
Weird.
So, Commander David Fravor
came out and began to talk about his experience
with this "Tic Tac UFO."
The ability to hover over the water
and then start a vertical climb
from basically zero up towards about 1,200 feet
and then accelerate in less than two seconds and disappear
is something I had never seen in my life.
He described it as a Tic Tac UFO.
It looked like a Tic Tac -- about 40 foot in length.
Whoa!
Also, didn't David's experience happen near the ocean?
That's right.
The object was on the surface of the ocean.
In fact, the object was hovering above
something that Commander Fravor described as
about the size of a 737 underneath the water.
We saw a disturbance in the water
and a white object, oblong, pointing north,
moving radically left, right, north,
south, up, down, all around.
This was extremely abrupt
like a Ping-Pong ball bouncing off a wall.
It would hit and go the other way
and change directions at will.
Commander Fravor decided to take a closer look.
And after a while, the object that was on the surface
took notice of him
and started to mimic his movement.
Commander Fravor decided to try to intercept it.
At that point, the object took off
at what Commander Fravor described
as an impossible speed.
After Fravor had this experience with this UFO that took off,
he and his wingmen decided to go back
to that object that underneath the water
and see if they could find it again.
It was gone.
So, they decided,
"Okay, well, let's rendezvous back at the CAP."
So, the CAP is a meeting point?
Yes, exactly.
It's a rendezvous point in the sky,
consisting of GPS coordinates --
lat, longitude and altitude, right?
But the CAP is randomly assigned.
It's not, like, a fixed point in space.
Changes.And it changes --
Oh, yeah, yeah. It's random.
They head back to the CAP, and they get a call saying,
"Sir, you're not gonna believe this.
That object is at your CAP waiting for you."
Wow. Whoa.
So, what does that tell you about this UFO?
Either it knew where he was going --
And by the way, they didn't track it
moving from point "A" to point "B.
It just all of a sudden appeared at the CAP,
and there it was waiting for them.
So either, one -- it cracked the computer code
and knew where the CAP was, or, two --
it was reading their minds.
Actually could be a form of advanced predictive analytics.
We know that this universe is 13.5 billion years old.
If a civilization began to evolve
even a million or two million years before us,
where would it be?
Well, they could predict everything we do then,
just based on our history, our past.
It almost seems as if they're watching our military.
Definitely they're concerned
with our technology in particular,
what we're doing with our weapons technology.
The reason I got into this field of ufology
is right here, two miles away from us
where I live in Manhattan Beach,
I had my own sighting.
You had your own sighting?
I had my own sighting.
I'd like to take you over there, if that's okay,
and show you the area and describe to you what I saw.
Steve's predictive analytics theory,
it's pretty frightening to think about.
If these ETs can easily crack our codes
or read our minds, what else can they do?
It was 9:30 at night, it was a moonless night,
and I'm sitting in the hot tub, and all of a sudden
I see these seagulls coming at me
directly from the west coming low on the horizon
right at me, and I'm thinking,
"Now, why is somebody shining a spotlight on seagulls?
That's weird. Why would somebody do that?"
And as these things got over my head,
I can see they weren't seagulls at all.
There was five. Picture a car --
That's what these things looked about the size of.
And each one was lit,
meaning their weren't little navigation lights on it.
Each one was light.
After about two or three seconds, they just decide...
and they just slide right across the sky,
and then they were gone.
You know, people ask me, "Do you believe in UFOs?"
No, I don't believe in UFOs.
I knowthey're real.
I don't have to have a leap of faith.
I experienced it.
We've had sightings here.
Is there any military presence?
There is.
Right there is Point Mugu, and there's an air base there.
F-18s fly out of there, so, yeah.
That's where we're gonna be.
Based on Steve's testimony
and his theory about UFOs predictive analytics,
the team ventures north along Pacific Coast Highway
in order to conduct a sky watch
near the Naval Air Station at Point Mugu.
Their objective -- to determine whether there is a connection
between the military and UFO activity along the coastline.
So, Dad, Point Mugu, where we're going,
is right across the street from a base
that conducts aerial training and aerial exercises.
So I think based off that, Point Mugu's gonna be
a good spot for us to set up our night watch.
I hope we'll be able to see some activity at the base,
which may provoke some activity from UFOs in the area.
Now, also we have to keep in mind
things that we do right outside of a military base
are gonna monitored, so whatever we do out here,
let's make sure we do it correct.
That's Point Mugu Rock out there, Dad.
Located at the southern tip of Ventura County,
the Naval Air Station at Point Mugu
is a sprawling military complex, compromised of aircraft runways,
radar installations, tracking systems,
and the only deep-water port between Los Angeles
and San Francisco.
I'm not quite sure if we should actually stop here.
We can't be anywhere near the base
to do our sky watch tonight
because of national defense issues.
But what we can do is we can go up here tonight,
overlook this whole area and be away from the military base
but still be able to view the military base
from our location.
Helicopter.
We should probably go.
What's that satellite?
That's right above the waterline.
Hey, Heather, can you get eyes on this bright light
in the sky right there?
I see it.
Whoa. Holy ****
It's actually heading towards the base.
While investigating a possible connection
between UFOs and the military
near the Naval Air Station at Point Mugu...
Helicopter.
Chuck and the team encounters some unexpected company.
We should probably go.Yeah, let's get out of here.
Yeah, I think we better get out of here.
The fact that we just saw two helicopters
tells me we're in the right place to monitor the military.
But we can't do it right under their noses.
We got to get up in the hills there.
The team has secured a location along the coastline
that will position them high above Point Mugu
and provide optimal viewing of both the base
and UFO activity over the water.
This is definitely a good night for a sky watch.
The clouds are pulling off.
We'll be able to see anything that flies through this area.
Dan, bring the telescope right over here.
When you do sky watching for UFOs,
you need the proper equipment.
Tonight, we came out with a high-power telescope,
modified with a video camera.
How's this angle, Chuck?
We want to look 20 degrees of the horizon,
along the area from Point Mugu out.
We want to make sure -- keep an eye on the water
to see if we see any lights on the water at all.
If we see any lights on the water,
first we'll want to verify that it's not a boat.
Could be some fishing boats out there.
I do a red blinking light, way out there.
Swing the telescope down that way --
Yep, I see it right now.Is that a boat?
I don't know.
Uh, yeah.
Okay.
The nearby Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach
are filled with marine traffic.
The team needs to discern lights from maritime vessels
as they search the horizon for anything unexplained.
Okay, I'm gonna keep scanning the sky.
That's interesting.
Hey, Dan, Heather --
kind of see a light blinking up there.
I see a red and white strobe on it.
- Do you? - Yeah.
Red and white. I can see it through here.
But it's definitely military. Yep.
I saw it come off of the peak there,
where the Naval Air Station is.
Do all the military helicopters have red lights on them?
Is that, like, a known thing?
Military aircraft have different lighting patterns.
Okay.
So they can go completely black if they need to
in, like, a tactical situation. Okay.
Let's go ahead and scan the telescope left to the right,
see if we have any type of UFO interaction with it.
What's with that light?
Look down here above the water.
Did that just show up?
That's right above the waterline, too,
like a couple degrees above the waterline.
Hey, Heather, can you get eyes on this bright light
in the sky right there?
Which direction?
Right in front of me -- right above the waterline.
Okay. Let me know if I'm in your way.
Okay, zooming in.
I see it through here.
Yeah, what is that?
Well, it's a different color than the other lights
that have come through here.
Yeah. Huh.
It's not moving.
It looks like it's moving really slow.
It's really moving slow.
You want to look at it through night vision binoculars?
I don't see it going from side to side.
Whoa.Holy ****.
It's -- It's coming towards us.
I really started to wonder,
"Could there be a base underwater?"
What do you see?
What's that satellite?
Okay, zooming in.
It's kind of pulsating.
It's not moving.
It looks like it's moving really slow.
It's really moving slow.
Do you want to look at it
through the night vision binoculars?
It's -- It's coming towards us.
No, it's actually going to the right.
It's actually heading towards the base.
You see it?Yeah, right to the base.
It's still going.
Yep.
Oh, it's gone! Yeah. Weird.
That light didn't look like anything I've ever seen.
The fact that it happened near a military base,
that's exactly the connection we're trying to make.
You know what I think we should do?
What?I think we should go ahead and try that experiment
I was talking about.
One of the experiments I want to do tonight
is releasing some Mylar balloons.
We have a lot of skeptics out there that say
these lights that people are seeing up and down the coast
could be these Mylar balloons.
I disagree with that.
Year after year, Southern California
ranks among the top locations on the planet
for UFO sightings.
But, ultimately, many of these reports can be explained.
One of the primary triggers of false reports
are stray Mylar balloons,
which are often mistaken as UFOs.
Heather, I'm gonna have you let the line out.Okay.
So that's fishing line, Heather?
Yeah. Okay, cool.
So, we're not littering. - Yep.
Alright, ready?Ready.
Alright, let's let it go. Here it goes.
I'm gonna flash a flashlight on it,
and we're gonna see whether or not
this is similar to what people are seeing
when they're reporting UFO sightings.
There it is.
Huh.
Turn it off.
And back on.
- That's it. - That's it.
The multiple balloons -- you can see
how the lights kind of shift back and forth.
I got to say, I'm kind of surprised.
Obviously, I know what balloons look like.
Once they got kind of far away,
and then he started hitting the lights,
I could see where people could probably think
that those are UFOs. They probably did.
I bet they got some calls right now because of that.
The balloons, they moved really slow.
Basically, it was following the wind current.
But what people are seeing are not balloons,
they're seeing these lights
that are under some type of intelligent control.
They're moving at a high, high rate of speed,
and making these ridiculous maneuvers left and right
that even modern-day technology can't recreate.
I want to make sure that what people are seeing
is truly a phenomenon.
Well, we got to check everything.Absolutely.
Cant just be like, "Oh, hey, that's a UFO" --
It doesn't work like that.
Right now, I think we've had a pretty interesting night,
but it's time to pack up and get out of here.
Tonight, we saw UFOs near a military base.
At this time, I can't make any conclusions
of what the connection is and why there's so much activity
along this Southern California coast.
We definitely need more data.
In order to gather more insight as
to why the Southern California coastline
is such a hotbed of activity,
the team heads to Malibu to meet with UFO expert Preston Dennett
who has been gathering data of sightings
off the coast of Southern California for decades,
both above water and underwater.
I've been researching since 1988,
and I'm gonna say a good 10% of UFO sightings in this area
are being chased by our military jets.
And if we're chasing it, it's clearly not ours.
Yeah, right.
These things are coming down right over the road,
you know, showing themselves off to groups of people.
This is totally contrary to how the military would test
their most advanced, secret aircraft.
They just don't do that.
"The Battle of Los Angeles"
back in 1942. Mm-hmm.
Huge sightings -- objects come out over the ocean.
This is just after Pearl Harbor.
The whole city goes on blackout, multiple objects are seen.
In the early morning hours of February 5th, 1942,
numerous UFOs were reported in the skies above Los Angeles.
Air raid sirens sounded, a total blackout was ordered.
Shortly thereafter, the 37th Coast Artillery Brigade
began firing antiaircraft rounds at the UFOs.
Over the next 58 minutes,
more than 1,400 shells were fired
as the objects moved from Santa Monica to Long Beach.
Why do you think our military hasn't caught these objects yet.
There's some evidence that they have, actually.
It was basically covered up.
But years later, there's documents showing
that we did shoot something down
and perhaps captured or recovered one of these craft.
There was a few people that were injured
from the shells coming down.Yeah.
Five people were killed.Five people were killed.
I mean, that's how serious this was.
I remember seeing the pictures and reading about that.
It's, "Oh, it's a balloon" until the, you know,
photos came out in the L.A. Timesthe next day.
And that was before Roswell.Yes.
Yeah. Yes.
I mean, that just shows the history
of the UFO sightings along the coast here.
Right. That's a UFO.
But USOs -- there hasn't been a lot of research into it.
USOs -- Unidentified submersible object.
It's obviously the same thing as a UFO,
but you can't really call it a UFO if it's underwater.
Mm-hmm.I mean, there's a whole range of cases.
So, I'm aware of UFOs, but USOs?
This will be a first.
I started charting all the sightings here,
and these are the sightings of objects over the water.
Mm-hmm.What I found is most active
is this stretch of water
between Catalina Island and the mainland.
See, these are the UFO sightings.
Mm-hmm.And the USO sightings here,
and you can see it's virtually identical.
So, this saturated area -- where is it?
This area is right off the coast of Malibu.
It's highly active in this one sharply-defined area.
Why? How deep is it?
Turns out it's an average of about 3,000 feet
with areas up to a mile deep.
'Cause this is a place that these objects
can hide very easily.
I actually interviewed a submarine navigator
and he says, "Oh, yeah, there's all kinds
of deep caverns and canyons underwater
where these objects could hide."
This is the Malibu anomaly.
It looks strange.
It's got a very flat top and it looks like pillars.
Mm-hmm.But what I find most interesting
is this tunnel.
It looks like a tunnel.
I really started to wonder, "Why this area?
Could there be a base?"
This is enough evidence here to say that there's a base here,
and it's right in the center of where all this is going.
So, you have the GPS coordinates
to exactly where that anomaly is?Oh, yeah.
We know precisely where it is.
We need to get a boat there and focus on that area.
If I were looking for a UFO or a USO,
this is where I would start.
I'm not 100% convinced that there's an underwater base
off the coast of Malibu.
But Preston's data shows there's a cluster of activity
right where that base is supposed to be.
That really makes me want to grab the team,
go out there, and investigate that area.
How deep is it, the GPS coordinates?
It's about 2,000 feet.
How far can you dive down there?DAN: Not that far.
So, not only are there hundreds of sightings
out in that area we're about to go diving,
we got to watch out for natural stuff, too --
sharks, the weather.
It's gonna be interesting out there.
This was a UFO that appeared towards the ocean
while it was still releasing the orbs.
Wow.
The video doesn't do it justice.
Like, with you own eyes, you see it.
Yeah.I was like, "That's not a plane.
That's not a blimp. I don't know what that is."
I was like, "That's scary. Let's get out of here."
Dan, can you hear me?
If you can hear me, get up.
I'm getting nothing.
The team's investigation into sightings
along the Southern California coastline
has led to evidence of a possible offshore base
for unidentified submerged objects,
also known as USOs.
Now, after being given the coordinates to its location,
Dan works to secure a diving boat
while Chuck and Heather meet with
some of Preston Dennett's eyewitnesses
who have had UFO sightings
in the exact area of the alleged anomaly.
This was a UFO that appeared over our house.
So, this was around 2:00 P.M.
and you can see a white orb.CHUCK: Mm-hmm.
It looks like the Tic Tac.
It does look like the Tic Tac, doesn't it?
It was quite large.
And with the naked eye, when you looked at it,
it was almost plasma-like.
And at first, when we saw it it was just an orb.
So, the first batch of orbs that the larger orb released
came out in three.
Oh, wow. It's a triangle.
Yeah, and then what you can see is about
50 small, tiny orbs come out of it.
Yeah. Wow.
And those small orbs, they're just --
It's just like a little trail going down the sky.
Mm-hmm, yeah.
So, it was unbelievable.
e were just, like, in disbelief
how huge this object was
and then to see all these tiny orbs
coming out of it was quite strange.
That's what's weird to me is the tiny orbs.
Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
These were filmed just right outside this house?Yeah.
Can you show us where?Definitely, yeah.
Let's go.
How long did you see it for?
The experience lasted about 10 minutes.
So, it started that direction,
and then it slowly moved towards the ocean
while it was still releasing the orbs.
Did it go out into the ocean,
or was it following the coastline down?
No, it actually went, like, directly towards the ocean.
Okay. Yeah.
So, it was headed that direction,
but I don't know if it disappeared,
if it went into the water, or it vanished.
I'm not sure, because I lost sight of it.
What's interesting is the thing that she saw
went back out in the ocean,
disappeared in the same area of this underwater base.
With evidence of UFO activity near the Malibu anomaly,
additional witnesses share details
of yet another recent sighting.
We were at the beach down over here,
and we were just looking for seashells.
We do it often. We come down here.
And she noticed something off in the distance that way,
and just right above the ocean right here.
It didn't look like anything that we've see before.
It looked like it was maybe
the size of a football field out there.
It was there for about a minute.
In my video, I caught it just floating.
There's no way it could be a blimp.
It's too windy. It was windier than this.
Well, you can clearly see, it's choppy.
You have a lot of caps.
Yeah.Yeah, it was going --
It was going kind of slow at first.
It was, like, hovering
over one of the oil rigs that were out there.
And that's where we saw it, in that direction.
Did it look like it was headed that way?
It was -- After we left,
it looked like it started going that way.
Yeah, it was going that way.
So, it was going towards Malibu?
Yeah.Yeah, towards that. Yeah, yeah.
It was huge.
We just walked away, 'cause we were scared.
So, why were you guys scared?
Uh, I like --
On that video, that video doesn't do it justice.
Like, with your own eyes, you see it -- Yeah.
It was -- I was like,
"That's not a plane, that's not a blimp,
that's not -- I don't know what that is."
I was like, "That's scary. Let's get out of here."
Like, is something gonna bomb us?
I don't know what it is. Like...
Well, thank you for taking your phone out. Yeah.
Yeah.Absolutely.
It's probably something you'll never forget.
- Yeah. - No, never.
- Never. - Never.
The team has reassembled at Ventura Harbor...
On three. One, two, three.
...gearing up the diving vessel
that Dan secured for tonight's investigation
of the reported underwater USO base.
Preston Dennett showed us where all these sightings are,
he also showed us the exact location
where this underwater base is off of Malibu.
Chuck and the team will now head six miles offshore
where Dan will scuba dive to help set up an experiment
they hope will put them in contact with USOs.
One of the things I'm concerned about today is the weather.
The wind's picking up.
We're gonna be out in the open ocean.
The boat's gonna be bouncing around,
and then my son, Daniel, is gonna go into the water,
recon the area, all at night.
We've got serious challenges ahead of us.
Usually when we're doing these night watches,
we're looking up in the skies.
But tonight, we'll be looking underwater.
This is crazy out here.
Do you think the water's gonna be too rough?
Look at that ****
It's capping.
Once we get to the location,
we're gonna have to assess the weather.
We're gonna have to assess the conditions
on whether or not you can even dive.
Yeah. I- I don't know.
We only have about an hour or so of light,
so we really got to start prepping.
Yeah.
This is the first time I've ever done this in these conditions.
I'm gonna set up my binary light system
along the edge of the boat, pointing down,
and then my son, Daniel, is gonna go into the water.
He's gonna help me string
the other lights underneath the boat.
If smoothing's underneath that can see our lights
from the bottom of the boat, maybe we might catch something.
Hey, Chuck, we're about four minutes out.
Yeah, copy that, Heather.
Alright, we're almost there. Go get suited up. Okay.
I'm about to dive in with Jason.
We're going to hook up lights underneath the boat.
Hopefully we can maybe attract something.
What goes through my mind is I don't know what's underneath me.
There could be an alien headquarters down below me,
or it could be sharks.
Who knows?
The unknown part of it is exciting yet scary
at the same time.
Alright, be careful.
You good?
Okay, Dan, we're gonna go ahead
and lower the lights down to you.
Okay.
Okay, let me know when you got it.
Alright, you got it?
Okay, we're gonna hang on to one side of the rope up here, okay?
Heather, I'll need you to tie off the other end over here.
Alright, got it.
Dan's dive is the second stage of the light deployment.
Once he successfully
arranges the light string underneath the boat,
Chuck will then turn his focus back to the deck command center
and begin to execute a contacting sequence
with the binary lights.
Okay, Dan, you got ahold of the lights?
Okay. So, as you start going under the boat,
we'll start feeding more to you, okay?
Okay, be safe.
It's awful choppy down there.
Yeah, I can hear you.
How you doing? You got enough line there?
Where you at? On the other side yet?
Copy that.
You can't see the boat?
Copy that.
Alright, I want you to call out every minute or so.
We got to make sure you're okay.
The weather's really coming in.
The boat's starting to rock more now.
Is it choppy down there at all?
Yes?
Slowly pull on --
Copy that.
Keep pulling it a little bit.
Yeah. Is it still wrapped on you?
Dan, can you hear me?
I can't see you.
I'm getting nothing.
Dan, can you hear me?
The team is six miles
off the coast of Southern California
investigating USOs --
unidentified submerged objects --
near the Malibu anomaly.
After diving beneath the boat,
Dan's radio has suddenly gone dead.
I can't see you.
Okay.
Do you want to lose the lights?
Is it?
Okay, let's go ahead and lose these lights
and we'll go ahead and run the floodlights.
You stay down there to observe and see
if you see anything coming up, okay?
Alright.
The erratic currents are making it impossible
for Dan to set the underwater lights.
Instead, he will descend deeper,
watching to see if Chuck's deck lights
attract any underwater activity.
Test one, two. Test, one, two.
This is a binary sequence...
I've used my light experiments
outside of the desert and in different places.
This is the very first time I've ever used
this experiment for the ocean.
Yeah?
I want you to look out on the horizon over there
with those night vision binoculars.
I want you to look for anything coming in or out of the water.
These floodlights are gonna be blinking in binary --
1, 2, 3, 4, all the way to 26,
and then I'm gonna be blinking them in alpha --
"A," "B," "C," "D."
If extraterrestrials are visiting the planet,
they're gonna be monitoring our satellites first.
All the communication via satellite's all binary.
They may already understand the binary code.
The hope is they may flash lights back
in the binary sequence,
in which case then we've got two-way communication going.
That's what this experiment does.
Dan, I turned the lights on on my experiment.
Where are you at right now
compared to the location of the boat?
You're right under the boat. How many meters down?
Copy that. That's pretty deep down there.
Can you see any lights from below?
Anything coming up from the bottom?
I'm still getting nothing.
Negative.
What do you see?
You see something down there?
What's up?
You see something down there?
Copy that.
We're out here in the middle of nowhere.
I don't think that was a reflection.
Yeah, we're gonna have to look at the tape to see
if we caught anything.
Alright. Alright, copy that.
- So, what happened down there? - What could you see?
At first, nothing for a few minutes.
So, looking up, I could see the lights around the boat.
Okay. And then one light below us.
I don't know what it was.
You saw something.
Yeah, it was either a reflection or a light.
But even then, my flashlight only went out,
like, two feet anyway.
So either it was super close or I was getting something.
I was hearing lots of weird stuff down there.
Really? We got to look at that video
that was shot under the boat.
You're freezing. You got to get out of this now.
The weather's coming in,
and I don't want to get stuck out here.
It's gonna take a while to get all these lights down.
Yeah, I was gonna ask --
Did you guys hear anything on the comms?
Why? What's up?
I was hearing lots of weird stuff down there.
Really?There was just weird sounds.
I thought you could hear them.
That's why I didn't ask you when I first got out,
'cause I just assumed you were hearing the same thing I was.
Hopefully we got a lot of data.
We'll be able to review some of it
to see if we can pick up any sounds.
It was weird.
I don't know what it was.
I was pretty disoriented down there.
Underneath the boat, I was getting thrashed around.
The water was cold.
I kept seeing things, kept hearing things.
Even with the low vis down there,
there was one thing that I saw that I think is pretty strange,
and I hope we got that on video.
After downloading footage from their underwater cameras,
the team is joined by a marine biologist
who specializes in underwater acoustics
so they can analyze it for any traces of the mysterious lights
or strange sounds that Dan witnessed.
Alright, guys, we have Jennifer here that's gonna give us
her expert opinion of what's going on.
Now, my background being a UFO investigator
is everything terrestrial, on the ground, up.
Yeah.And this is really, like, the first time
that I've been involved with -- now that we're in the water.
And there's a lot of unusual things.
Yeah, I mean, at least 70% of the ocean is still unknown,
so there's so many things undiscovered
that we haven't even identified yet.
Yeah, complete unknowns.
Alright, guys, we got a couple
really good pieces of evidence here.
The first one is some audio.
We're gonna just listen to, like, a little small excerpt.
So, this is Dan.
And then what I can do is take some of that out,
and what we're left with is...
That's cool.
Hmm...
What do you think that is?
It sounds almost kind of like a drum beat
or something like that.Yeah, right?
But that sounds similar to,
like, a grey whale calling.
Oh, no way! Yeah.
It's very similar, actually.
Would grey whales be migrating
off the coast of Southern California?
So, yeah, we're actually smack-dab
in the middle of a migration,
so it would totally make sense
that great whales would be migrating.
So, here's the other one.
Yeah.
Jennifer, you're an experienced diver.
Have you heard any unusual sounds like this?
Not quite like this.
What do you think?
Well, it could be a couple different things.
I think it possibly could've been, like,
a very small earthquake.
So that rumbling sound that you're hearing --
We're on a fault line, so that's a possibility.
It could also be --
It kind of sounds like a possible engine.
We didn't see any boats in the area.
There was nobody around.
Could it be coming from deep underwater?
Let's say something submerged.
If something submerged, then yes.
But it's unexplainable as far as your concerned.
It's definitely unidentified.
Okay, so it's definitely unidentifiable.
We have two audio clips.
One that we can identify, a possible whale,
and one that's unidentifiable.
But we do have a video that I want you to see.
This is something that Dan saw underwater.
So, at this point, I'm holding onto the rope,
and I'm just kind of looking back up towards the boat lights.
So when the camera shifts like that
you can see me looking down,
and I look down, and I saw that.
Whoa.
That's terrifying.
It was pretty bad out there.
Obviously, I couldn't see what it was.
What could be lights underwater?
Well, there are bioluminescent plankton.
That could be a possibility, although it just seems
like it's like a centralized light in one location,
so it's most likely not that.
And if it wasn't your dive light, then...
Yeah. ...it's got to be something else.
When I first saw that, I thought maybe it was a reflection.
Well, the fact that you guys were so deep,
it wouldn't reflect off the bottom, right?
Right. I think that would be too much of a stretch.
Have you ever seen any lights like that
underneath the water while you're diving?
No. I have been on a number of night dives,
but I've never seen anything like this.
There's definitely something going on out here
off the coast of Southern California.
The Southern California coastline has repeatedly proven
to be an undeniable hotbed of UFO activity.
But questions remain as to why.
Is it possible that the frequent sightings
are actually due to a hidden base
below the surface of the Pacific Ocean?
And with mounting evidence, must we now not only fear
what's descending from the skies above
but what's also ascending towards us
from the depths below?