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Rest in peace, Mario Woods. In November 1977, Mario was a young Air Force security policeman at a nuclear missile site in South Dakota when he and his partner encountered something they couldn't explain. He was told never to speak of it, and for decades he didn't. Then he spoke out anyway. He went on the record, testified under oath to the Pentagon's UAP office, and spent years searching for the one man who was there with him that night. This year, after 49 years apart, he was reunited with Michael Johnson. I had the honor of interviewing Mario on The Good Trouble Show in May 2023. I'll never forget watching this big man, who had served his country, break down in tears as he relived that night. Husband, father, grandfather, Air Force veteran. Our hearts are with his family. We're putting together a tribute show for Mario tomorrow. More info to come. #TheGoodTroubleShow #UAP

A Black Hawk helicopter took them to the entrance. They descended through a tunnel and entered a long hallway leading to a T-junction and a horseshoe-shaped passage. The storyteller described a strong, sewer-like smell. As the team moved around the curved passage, the serviceman on its outer, left-hand side was allegedly struck in the chest by a weapon of the same kind they had been issued. He was killed, and the surviving personnel returned fire. According to Betts’s retelling, the attacker walked on two legs, looked mildly reptilian, had fingers and was carrying the weapon. The team had allegedly been told there were three beings inside the installation and killed all three.