In late 2003, Bob Lazar recruited me to work on a top-secret propulsion project at Sandia National Labs that probably never existed. Lazar speaks believably, and if it wasn't for the story itself, I never would have questioned his veracity. Two years later I still don't have the answers, but I've got a lot of questions -- and the biggest is who let him work at Sandia in the first place?

In 1989, Bob Lazar came forward with the stunning announcement that he had worked as a technician on captured alien spacecraft at Area 51. He claimed that he'd been hired after famed scientist Edward Teller saw him racing "jet-cars" in the Nevada desert, and it had led him to a series of closely-monitored visits to Area 51 as a consultant in the effort to determine exactly how UFO propulsion systems might work.

Lots of claimants have come forward telling stories about seeing UFO's at Area 51, but Lazar's story had a bit more evidence than most -- he had a mysterious pay stub from the Department of Defense indicating that he'd received compensation for working as a scientist, and more importantly, he had details about the times of several test-flights in 1989 that had led a group of acquaintances into the desert to watch mysterious lights in the sky that Lazar said were Alien Spacecraft being tested by the US Air Force.

Ever wonder what happened to Lazar after the media went away? So did I, so in 2002 I decided to find out what the real story was behind Bob Lazar's amazing tale, and began my own journey into a realm of government cover-ups, black-projects, and half-truths that would lead me to question not only the foundations of Lazar's story, but also my own circumstances as well. I didn't know it at the time, but I would become the next chapter in the continuing saga of Bob Lazar...