Claim · G-055

David Grusch: Hypothesizes that the slowness of disclosure serves to map the materials held in order to spare the government embarrassment, and that it gives insiders time to move them, citing a large-scale destruction of documents in the mid-1990s.

David Grusch · May 5, 2026 · Judicial Watch's “On Watch” podcast with Chris Farrell (known from the Stranger than Fiction summary) (Podcast)

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It is partly a hypothesis and partly an undocumented account of an episode in the 1990s.

Sources

Stranger than Fiction, summary of the interview on Judicial Watch's “On Watch” (May 5, 2026) (press, pro-disclosure)

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David Grusch: Claims that, after his testimony to the Senate in late 2022, some of the physical materials held were moved. Unverifiable

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