Bob Lazar (boblazar.com) first appeared on KLAS-TV Las Vegas on May 15, 1989 — anonymously as “Dennis” — then unmasked in November 1989 in an interview with journalist George Knapp. His core claims: (1) He worked at S4 — a classified facility south of Area 51 at Papoose Lake — from approximately 1988-1989. (2) His job: help reverse-engineer the propulsion system of a disc-shaped craft he called the “Sport Model.” (3) Nine total alien spacecraft were housed at S4. (4) His employer was the United States NAVY — not the Air Force. (5) His job interview was conducted by contractor EG&G. CRITICAL CONNECTION: EG&G appears in our MJ-12 Module 2 dossier as having “direct interactions with beings recovered from crash sites” per Annie Jacobsen’s testimony. The same contractor Lazar named as his interviewer is documented in our primary source corpus as having non-human contact. (6) COMPARTMENTALIZATION: Scientists were split into teams by domain — propulsion, flight controls, navigation, lift. No single researcher had the complete picture. Lazar only worked on propulsion. This is the exact compartmentalization architecture described in our UAP Gerb module: “No single individual holds the complete picture.” (7) He read government briefing documents describing alien involvement in human affairs over the past 10,000 years. (8) A 1982 Los Alamos Monitor article — published BEFORE the UFO story — identified Lazar as a physicist at the Los Alamos Meson Physics Facility. He was in the LANL world before his claims.