Dreamland

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Bob Lazar, a young physicist, worked at a secret facility near Las Vegas, tasked with understanding an advanced propulsion system from an alleged extraterrestrial vehicle. The intense pressure and unusual hours took a toll on him, raising concerns for his safety. After confiding in his wife and close friends, his employers discovered his disclosures and retaliated by stationing goons outside his home. Seeking assistance from UFOlogist John Lear, Bob decided to share his story with investigative journalist George Knapp at KLAS-TV. To validate his claims, he organized a group to witness a test flight of the "flying saucer." However, they were intercepted by police, leading to Bob's dismissal from his job. In a series of interviews with CBS, he exposed the secrets of "Area 51," revealing efforts to keep the craft hidden from the public and jeopardizing his career as a physicist. Lazar's revelations sparked decades of controversy, with numerous interviews and corroborations from former colleagues. Until now, he has not fully shared his experiences in detail, recounting the thrilling days in the desert and how the world learned about the experiments at Area 51.