Burlison Teases Upcoming Hire Linked to UFO Investigation

Burlison, a prominent figure in the field of unconventional aerial phenomena, recently hinted at an upcoming high-profile hire during an interview. The individual being considered for this position has reportedly been involved with Ross Coulthart, another key player in the UFO research community.

During the conversation, which took place yesterday and was recorded on video (timestamp 1:30:14), Burlison responded to praise about his decision to hire David Grusch by saying, "Wait till you see who we're going to hire next." When pressed for more information, Burlison remained tight-lipped but offered a tantalizing clue. He stated, "The ink is not dry yet, so I don't want to say until I get the ink dry... Let's just say um he's also been on Ross Coulthart."

This cryptic reference has sparked significant interest and speculation among UFO enthusiasts and researchers alike. The mention of Ross Coulthart suggests that the new hire will likely have a background in UFO-related investigations, potentially adding another layer to ongoing discussions about unidentified aerial phenomena.

The hiring process at Burlison's organization appears to be attracting individuals with substantial experience in the field. David Grusch, previously mentioned by the interviewer as a "stroke of genius," is known for his contributions to understanding and documenting unusual sightings. The addition of someone associated with Ross Coulthart further underscores the organization’s commitment to bringing together experts who can provide valuable insights into these mysterious occurrences.

While Burlison has not yet confirmed any specific details about the new hire, the connection to Ross Coulthart implies that this individual may have been involved in significant UFO-related projects or investigations. This could include work on declassified documents, interviews with witnesses, or participation in research initiatives aimed at advancing our understanding of unidentified aerial phenomena.

The timing of Burlison's announcement is noteworthy, coming as public interest and government attention toward UFO sightings continue to grow. Recent years have seen increased transparency from various agencies regarding their handling of such incidents, leading to a surge in both scientific inquiry and media coverage. Burlison’s organization appears poised to play an active role in this evolving landscape.

As the details about the new hire become clearer, it is expected that more information will be released by Burlison's team. The anticipation surrounding this announcement highlights the ongoing importance of rigorous investigation and analysis in the field of UFO studies, as well as the potential for groundbreaking discoveries in understanding these enigmatic aerial phenomena.