People
Annie Jacobsen
Investigative journalist. Books: Area 51 (2011), Operation Paperclip (2014), The Pentagon's Brain (2015), Phenomena (2017), Surprise, Kill, Vanish (2019), Nuclear War: A Scenario (2024).
Ties
| To | Role | Years | Verdict | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Operation Paperclip | author of the history | 2014 | Documented · occurred | en.wikipedia.org |
| Nuclear war risk | Nuclear War: A Scenario, a minute-by-minute nuclear exchange | 2024 | Documented · occurred | en.wikipedia.org |
Tied from
| From | Role | Years | Verdict | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| An Alfred O'Donnell-EG&G source told Annie Jacobsen the Roswell craft was a Stalin-Mengele drone with surgically altered children | named | Structural | ||
| Annie Jacobsen's Area 51 suggests the US was hunting the Horten brothers | named | Structural | ||
| Operation Paperclip | wrote the history | 2014 | Documented · occurred | en.wikipedia.org |
Notes
- Her main claims: launch-on-warning compresses decisions to minutes; a nuclear exchange could end civilization within hours. Her Area 51 claim, that Roswell was a Soviet stunt using children altered by Mengele's experiments, was widely criticized.