The Dave T. Ozanne Paradox: 1973 vs. 2023 The most unsettling discovery in the May 8, 2026, declassification is the reappearance of the name Dave T. Ozanne. In March 1973, an internal FBI memo identified a USAF Captain and Chaplain by that name who was investigating UFOs in Waco, Texas. Even though he provided a specific address and phone number, the FBI note for that file sequence (62-83894-479/480) claimed: "NOTE: Correspondent is not identifiable in Bufiles". The mystery deepens because the September 2023 report released today also describes a drone pilot ALSO named Dave T. Ozanne who witnessed a 130–195 foot bronze ellipsoid materialize and vanish. Despite the 1973 record sitting in their archives for 50 years, the FBI’s 2023 report uses the exact same phrase: "Correspondent is not identifiable in Bufiles". We don’t know if this is the same man 50 years later, a relative, or someone else entirely but the FBI’s response is identical. Even though this file focuses on the witness, the associated Waco files describe metallic, materializing objects consistent with the sightings Dave T. Ozanne was investigating as a USAF Captain. Also Dave T Ozanne” isn’t a common name like John Smith Despite having the 1973 file in their archives for half a century, the Bureau’s 2023 report uses the exact same disclaimer: "Correspondent is not identifiable in Bufiles." Whether it’s a generational legacy or a specific alias used to report these materializing crafts, the FBI has been using the same "Ghost" protocol for this name for over 50 years to ensure the witness officially "does not exist. submitted by /u/FlamingoKindly8091 [link] [comments]