Greg Bishop
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American Alchemy / Jesse Michels ↗YouTube-hosted preview and player; not relicensedBishop, a writer and podcaster, documented how AFOSI and William Moore manipulated Paul Bennewitz in Project Beta. The corpus cites the book for the Dulce and Kirtland threads.
Who
| Role | Author of Project Beta (2005), the account of the Bennewitz affair |
|---|---|
| Side | journalist |
| Status | verified public figure (does the person exist and hold the stated position — not whether their claims are true) |
Interviews and appearances
- 0:00:00 “Aliens” Drove This Man Insane! (Ft. Greg Bishop) 5 July 2025 guest ▶ YouTube
Claims made
Bishop locates the Bennewitz monitoring story around Kirtland AFB and notes Bennewitz's prior Skunk Works employment interest — details that are checkable against Project Beta sourcing.
- 0:06:24 “Aliens” Drove This Man Insane! (Ft. Greg Bishop) · Greg Bishop ▶
Kirtland Air Force Base. Kitland Air Force Base has an interesting history in just UFO lore.
- 0:06:24 “Aliens” Drove This Man Insane! (Ft. Greg Bishop) · Greg Bishop ▶
Greg Bishop, author of Project Beta, states the Bennewitz saga involves AFOSI counterintelligence agent Richard Doty and argues prosaic tech is often used as cover for UFO rather than the reverse.
- 0:01:07 “Aliens” Drove This Man Insane! (Ft. Greg Bishop) · Greg Bishop ▶
The idea that UFOs are a cover for just prosaic technology is totally wrong. In fact, it's the opposite. Proaic technology is often used as a cover for UFO.
- 0:01:07 “Aliens” Drove This Man Insane! (Ft. Greg Bishop) · Greg Bishop ▶
Bishop's thesis that AFOSI used UFO lore as a counterintelligence instrument against Bennewitz is a documented research position in Project Beta; whether every Doty anecdote is accurate remains contested.
- 0:02:16 “Aliens” Drove This Man Insane! (Ft. Greg Bishop) · Greg Bishop ▶
driven kind of crazy by the Air Force Office of Special Investigations, specifically this counter intelligence agent named Rick Dodie
- 0:02:16 “Aliens” Drove This Man Insane! (Ft. Greg Bishop) · Greg Bishop ▶
Mentioned in the corpus
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“Aliens” Drove This Man Insane! (Ft. Greg Bishop) 5 July 2025
- 0:00:00 ▶ interview
- 0:01:07 ▶ Greg Bishop
The idea that UFOs are a cover for just prosaic technology is totally wrong. In fact, it's the opposite. Proaic technology is often used as a cover for UFO.
- 0:02:16 ▶ Greg Bishop Bishop's thesis that AFOSI used UFO lore as a counterintelligence instrument against…
driven kind of crazy by the Air Force Office of Special Investigations, specifically this counter intelligence agent named Rick Dodie
- 0:06:24 ▶ Greg Bishop
Kirtland Air Force Base. Kitland Air Force Base has an interesting history in just UFO lore.
Named in 5 uploads (automatic name matching, 5 mentions)
On the map
CIA Robertson Panel, Kingman, Arizona, Kirtland AFB / Manzano / Sandia. Open the full map filtered to this record.
Sources on this record
- 0:06:24 “Aliens” Drove This Man Insane! (Ft. Greg Bishop) · Greg Bishop ▶
Kirtland Air Force Base. Kitland Air Force Base has an interesting history in just UFO lore.
- 0:01:07 “Aliens” Drove This Man Insane! (Ft. Greg Bishop) · Greg Bishop ▶
The idea that UFOs are a cover for just prosaic technology is totally wrong. In fact, it's the opposite. Proaic technology is often used as a cover for UFO.
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