Each claim is graded on its own; this source is not graded.
| Claim | Verdict | At | Relation |
|---|
| 'S.E. Tillman' and 'A.E. Dolbear' stepped off an airship in Texas in 1897 | Unproven | | reports |
| A classified USAF crewed spaceflight program ran parallel to NASA, and Apollo 11 wasn't first | Unproven | | reports |
| A declassified plan existed to project a 3D Jesus image over Havana | Unproven | | reports |
| Bosley had a 1979 'awakening' and a 1981 precognitive dream, and met an 'Alfred' at Disneyland resembling Alfred Watkins | Unproven | | reports |
| Bosley says the Bennewitz case was NSA/AFOSI perception management, and that public belief in aliens 'makes my job easier' | Unproven | | reports |
| Bosley worked FBI counterintelligence surveillance (1988) and later AFOSI as a special agent | Documented | | reports |
| Bosley's 1989-90 FBI Russian class at the Fort Meade annex was unwittingly used as remote-viewing training targets, and Lyn Buchanan 'smiled and nodded' | Unproven | | reports |
| Bosley's claimed title as 'chief of double-agent operations at Wright-Patterson' is unconfirmed | Unproven | | reports |
| Bosley's father worked on late-1950s USAF anti-gravity platforms and was later 'suppressed by hypnosis' per a superior officer | Unproven | | reports |
| Bosley's uncle, a 44-year intelligence veteran mentored by Angleton, taught him necromancy and told a 1996 Antarctica 'machinery under the ice' story | Unproven | | reports |
| C.V. Wood co-founded the Mind Science Foundation with 'Tom Swift' | Unproven | | reports |
| C.V. Wood ran SRI's Southern California office during the Disneyland site study; Buzz Price did the analysis that picked Anaheim | Documented · occurred | | reports |
| Dellschau drew the 'Sonora Aero Club' airships; the notebooks were found in a junk shop and decoded as 'NYMZA' by Navarro | Documented · occurred | | reports |
| Dellschau's bell-shaped 'generator cone' drawing is a proof-of-concept for the Nazi 'Die Glocke' | Smoke, no fire | | reports |
| Disneyland's carousel sits on a telluric-current intersection and functioned as a 'psychotronic device' disengaged by the 1982 move | Smoke, no fire | | reports |
| Gary McKinnon faced an aggressive extradition campaign | Documented · occurred | | reports |
| McKinnon saw evidence of 'non-terrestrial officers' during his alleged hacking | Unproven | | reports |
| NASA's Kuiper Airborne Observatory, a C-141 based at Moffett Field, made regular deployments to Christchurch, New Zealand | Documented · occurred | | reports |
| Neil Armstrong gave only two interviews in his life | Unproven | | reports |
| Reeve Whitson called a photographer about 90 minutes before police arrived at the Tate murder scene | Documented | | reports |
| Remote viewers Ingo Swann and Pat Price were Scientologists | Documented · occurred | | reports |
| Solomon Andrews demonstrated a steerable airship to Lincoln's War Department | Documented · occurred | | reports |
| Tate's father was an Air Force colonel tied to LeMay | Unproven | | reports |
| The 'cube in a sphere' object described by a Navy witness (Graves) may be a radar reflector | Documented · said | | reports |
| The 1896-97 mystery airship wave began in California in November 1896, not on April Fool's Day | Documented · occurred | | reports |
| The 1897 newspaper report of the airship landing exists | Unproven | | reports |
| The Aereon demonstration led to a continued black program | Unproven | | reports |
| The Air Force never actually stood down crewed spaceflight after Mercury | Unproven | | asserts |
| The Kuiper Airborne Observatory's New Zealand flights carried a military-looking crew | Unproven | | reports |
| The Sonora Aero Club actually existed as an organization | Unproven | | reports |
| The USAF's Man In Space Soonest program was folded into NASA's Project Mercury | Documented · occurred | | reports |
| The USSR got about 60% of German specialists after WWII, the US 40% | Unproven held · awaiting record | | reports |
| The top remote viewers were all Scientologists | Unproven | | reports |
| Winkler's The Thousand-Year Conspiracy was published in 1937, before WWII | Unproven | | reports |