People
Matthew Sullivan
Air Force intelligence officer (Bronze Star; NSA; the Air Force's National Air and Space Intelligence Center, NASIC). A source for Grusch. Died 12 May 2024 in Falls Church, VA, weeks before a scheduled congressional interview; ruled an accidental mixed-drug overdose. Rep. Burlison referred it to the FBI in April 2026.
Ties
| To | Role | Years | Verdict | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| David Grusch | source for Grusch's investigation | Documented · occurred | newsnationnow.com | |
| Missing scientists pattern | often added to the list | 2024 | Documented · occurred | political.org |
Tied from
| From | Role | Years | Verdict | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Allen Dulles was Brown Brothers Harriman's general counsel | named | Structural | ||
| Grusch said Clapper and O'Sullivan controlled elements of crash retrieval | named | Structural | ||
| Matthew Sullivan served in Air Force intelligence, the NSA and NASIC and earned a Bronze Star | subject | Structural | said | |
| O'Sullivan joined the board of Peraton | named | Structural | ||
| Stephanie O'Sullivan began her career at TRW around 1982 | named | Structural | ||
| Matthew 'Quake' Sullivan, a Grusch source, died before his congressional interview | Grusch source who died before congressional interview | 2024 | Documented · said | newsnationnow.com |
| NASIC crash retrieval and reverse engineering (UAP Gerb) | discussed | 2024 | — | youtube.com |
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Notes
- Grusch describes 'the night job of a certain analyst at NASIC who also works for the legacy program.' Gerb infers that's Sullivan. Inference
- Burlison publicly called it 'suspicious'; the medical examiner ruled it accidental (alcohol, alprazolam, cyclobenzaprine, imipramine).