Lyn Buchanan is a former military remote viewer who served on the U.S. Army’s military RV program from 1984 up until his retirement in 1992. He is the author of the book The Seventh Sense that details his experiences in the remote viewing program. After his retirement he founded a civilian company called Problems, Solutions, Innovations based in Tularosa, New Mexico that offers remote viewing services to corporate clients. He also operates a non-profit organization called the Assigned Witness Program that uses psychic skills to locate missing children.
Like a number of former military remote viewers, Buchanan alleges to have had UFO experiences. According to writer Jim Marrs in his book Psi-Spies, as a teenager, he reportedly was abducted and shown a control panel device onboard an alien craft and was told by his abductors that he could be trained to operate the machine. Many years later, when he was in the military RV program, he was on a group tour of a classified facility that housed artifacts taken from plane crash sites. Among the items on display Buchanan recognized the control panel he had seen on the alien ship, and when he mentioned this to the tour guide the group was quickly hustled out of the facility.
Buchanan was allegedly involved in a recent incident of alien contact. During a recent American Alchemy podcast, philosopher and science fiction writer Jason Reza Jorjani revealed that Buchanan told him of a strange incident in which three “Nordics,” alien beings who resemble tall Scandinavian men with blond hair, fair skin and blue eyes, approached him while he was eating in a diner. So-called Nordic aliens have been a staple of UFO abduction reports for decades. They have been reported in connection with abductions in the United Kingdom more often than the more familiar “Grays.” Some researchers consider them a separate race of aliens, while others theorize that they are human/alien hybrid beings.
The three Nordics explained to Buchanan that they had taken up residence in small towns in the Colorado Rockies where they were trying to live secret lives and put down roots. According to Buchanan, they were fleeing a repressive, tyrannical government on their home world. They had supposedly intermarried with humans and had produced hybrid offspring for generations. During the meeting they asked Buchanan for help with another problem: they were in the process of being hunted down by the CIA.
Buchanan further elaborated that a former CIA analyst named Kit Green had devised a method to scan through commercial DNA databases such as Ancestry.com and 23 and Me to identify a specific genetic variance that indicated parentage of a non-human origin. He explained that, “There is a wedge on the pie chart, you know Germanic, African and all this. There’s a wedge called “other,” which means unknown unidentifiable and there are, from what I found out, there are government people who are looking into that wedge.” The CIA is allegedly using this information to identify hybrids in our midst.
Last fall Dr. Max Myakishev Rempel, founder and chief executive of the DNA Resonance Research Foundation, claims to have found evidence of genetic manipulation in the DNA of abductees and their families. In an examination of 581 families from the 1000 Genomes Project, Dr. Rempel discovered large sequences of DNA in eleven families that he claims did not correspond to the genetic makeup of either parent. Dr. Rempel stated that, “Humanity may be undergoing genetic transformation. If confirmed, it could be possible to detect which humans carry alien DNA, essentially identifying hybrids.”
While this narrative seems provocative, there are a number of skeptical cautions as to its veracity. Buchanan never specified where or when his meeting with the Nordics took place, or how he had knowledge of the CIA DNA program. Additionally, how did the three hybrids know who Buchanan was and what he knew about the intelligence agency’s program? CIA scientist Kit Green left the Agency in 1985, before the commercial DNA databases were established. Jorjani is a science fiction writer, and this story has some narrative elements unique to the sci-fi genre. However, according to whistleblower David Grusch and Missouri congressman David Burlison President Trump has been briefed about “crossbreeds living in our world.” In his book Walking among Us, abduction researcher David Jacobs detailed how human/alien hybrids, who are indistinguishable from normal people, are in the process of infiltrating human society.
While this story is highly provocative, it remains in the realm of speculation. The next time you find yourself in a small Colorado town in the Rockies, you might want to take a good look around.
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