Sleeping Dog (dir. Michael Lazovsky, released May 2026) is Jeremy Corbell’s most consequential documentary to date — not because of what Corbell himself has found, but because of what the son of a dead insider handed him. The film centers on a trove of classified documents from the former cybersecurity chief at Los Alamos National Laboratory — provided to Corbell by the official’s son after his father’s death. Los Alamos is the same institution where Anthony Chavez vanished in May 2025 and Melissa Casias vanished in June 2025 — both part of the active federal investigation into 11+ missing and dead scientists with UAP/nuclear/aerospace ties. The documents didn’t just connect LANL to UAP tangentially. They proved it.
The 1991 LANL meeting — the core document: One document shows the agenda for an all-day classified meeting held at Los Alamos on April 24, 1991. Attendees included representatives from the CIA, NSA, US Navy, and US Army. The agenda topic: investigation into “Atmospheric Anomalies” — a known government euphemism for UAP. The meeting also addressed the 1987 Gulf Breeze UFO incident, the Belgian UFO Wave of 1989, “Soviet offerings,” development of sensors for detection, and how to “interface with the civilian sector.” This is not an anonymous tip or whistleblower claim. This is a meeting agenda, with letterhead, at Los Alamos, with four intelligence and military agencies present, discussing specific UAP incidents. The same lab whose employees are now vanishing.
Corbell’s pattern — and what it means: Corbell stated to the New York Post: “It is now routine for families of deceased insiders to contact me with hidden documents their loved ones left behind.” The LANL cybersecurity chief kept internal memos, drawings, and Polaroid images at home — outside the secure facility. When he died, his son found them, recognized their significance, and came to Corbell. Scientists who worked on classified UAP programs at LANL hid physical evidence at home. That evidence is now surfacing as those scientists die. Corbell looked at the named scientists in the documents and said: “I know some of these scientists personally. They’ve never told me that they did these studies on UFOs.” The people he knew were running UAP programs they never disclosed — even to him.
The film: Features Bob Lazar, David Grusch, Cmdr. David Fravor, astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell, Col. John B. Alexander, John Lear, nuclear chemist Edmund Storms, and George Knapp. Distributed by Falcon Scout Media. An adjacent UFO Fest event in Portland features Corbell and Knapp presenting “The Interview They Tried to Stop” — a live session with an undisclosed whistleblower. The film releases as the congressional deadline for agencies to respond to the 11 scientists investigation passes. The timing is not coincidental.
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