Person
Jason Colavito
Skeptical author and blogger; critic of the documentary narrated by Elizondo
2019– · Critics and skeptics · Critic
A skeptical author and blogger, he has written for years on UFO culture. In 2021 he described the media cycle of 2017–2021 as based on a narrow group of recurring sources; in 2025 he compared “The Age of Disclosure” to an episode of the series Ancient Aliens and in 2026 he judged the PURSUE files largely already known. He closely followed the Wall Street Journal investigation of “Yankee Blue” and the reactions of Elizondo and Coulthart.
- Key claims
- Argues that the UFO media cycle since 2017 recycles a narrow group of sources, perhaps not entirely intentionally.
- Judged the 2026 PURSUE files to be largely material that was already public.
- Today
- Commented critically on the PURSUE files and on the dispute between Coulthart and Elizondo (June 2026).
Documented authority
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- Credentials 1/2
- His role as author and blogger is documented by his publications.
- Direct access not applicable
- Not applicable: does not claim direct knowledge of the facts; reports sources or documents.
- Evidence provided 1/2
- His analyses cite public sources but are mainly commentary.
- Claims track record not applicable
- The sources consulted do not trace the outcome of any verifiable claims made by this person.
- Conflicts of interest not applicable
- The sources consulted do not document financial interests tied to the topic.
Sources
- Jason Colavito, November 22, 2025: review of “The Age of Disclosure” (analysis, skeptical)
- Jason Colavito, May 4, 2021: “The Vicious Circle” (analysis, skeptical)
- Jason Colavito, June 6, 2025: the WSJ investigation into Pentagon disinformation (analysis, skeptical)
- Jason Colavito, June 28, 2026: Coulthart accuses Elizondo (analysis, skeptical)
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