The family of a fighter pilot who witnessed a ' UFO ' say that have seen a 'wolf-life' creature that walks on its hind legs stalking their home.
The unnamed pilot was onboard the USS Nimitz when they sighted the infamous 'Tic Tac' encounter, named after the shape of the unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP).
Two pilots were on a routine training mission over the Pacific when they spotted an object "shaped like a 40ft Tic Tac sweet", after it was spotted on radar about 100 miles out to sea.
Now, one of the pilots has reported that after they returned home they spotted the strange creature staring into the windows of their house, on at least two occasions.
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News of the sighting was shared by Military.com, which draws on extensive interviews with former officials involved with the Pentagon's probe into UFO sightings.
They said: "The three active-duty service members allegedly witnessed a black void on the land that filled them with fear.
"(Intelligence officers) Lacatski and Kelleher claim the men experienced paranormal activity after leaving the ranch and returning to homes in the Washington, D.C., area, such as orbs, dark figures in bedrooms at night, and strange noises.
"The wife and two teen children of the sailor who investigated the Nimitz incident claimed to have seen a wolf-like creature that walked on two hind legs staring into their Virginia home on two occasions."
The US Navy has admitted it has top-secret video and slides from the infamous UFO incident - but it won't release them as they could cause "grave damage" to national security.
Researcher Christian Lambright submitted a Freedom of Information Act request to the US Navy’s Office of Naval Intelligence for records relating to the USS Nimitz's so-called "Tic Tac" encounter in 2004.
Video of the encounter was revealed to the public in 2017 and the Navy finally admitted the videos were real last November.
But another video exists along with other "top secret" records and slides.
Mr Lambright asked the Navy for all records and reports relating to the investigation and detection of "Anomalous Aerial Vehciles" by personnel involved with the Nimitz Carrier Strike Group operations, off the western coast of the US between 10-16 November, 2004.
In his request, he stated: "Information supportive of my request comes from a former pilot and now writer who has publicly stated he was allowed to see an exhaustive classified Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) report on these events prior to an article he published in 2015.
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"Other supportive information comes from a contractor/analyst who has stated that an investigation had been conducted by a 'GS-15' with the Office of Naval Intelligence."
Lambright even offers to pay the US Navy a maximum of $50 over and above the '2 hours' research time and first 100 pages free’ provisions of the FOIA for costs associated with his request.
Less than two months later, on December 9, 2019, the ONI’s FOIA/PA Coordinator, Camille V’Estres, sent Lambright an astonishing reply admitting the Navy had further footage but it was classified secret.
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