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In this episode, we investigate the suspicious 1996 death of Phil Schneider, an alleged government whistleblower who claimed to have worked on Deep Underground Military Bases (DUMBs) and survived a firefight with non-human entities. While the official cause of death was suicide, conflicting reports, missing documentation, and procedural violations have fueled decades of speculation. Was Phil a paranoid conspiracy theorist, or a silenced insider?

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In 1984, a mysterious roll of film arrived by mail, containing what some call the most explosive leak in UFO history: the MJ-12 documents. But were they real, or masterful disinformation? This episode of Non-Human Intel dissects the names, structure, and implications of the Majestic-12 story, from Truman and Roswell to modern Pentagon gatekeepers.

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In 1947, something crashed near Roswell, New Mexico. Months later, the transistor was born. What followed was a technological explosion that rewired the world, computers, fiber optics, networks, and now, artificial intelligence.

In this episode of Non-Human Intel, we investigate whether this rapid leap in innovation was truly human, or subtly influenced by the study of recovered non-human technology. From crash retrievals and whisper networks to deep learning and autonomous systems, this is the case for a hidden lineage behind the tools that now run our civilization.

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