I’m Jeremy Criddle. I write the ADHD Hunter and ADHD Runner book series, and I’m also the person behind Go-Fast UFO — so government-released UAP material is a genuine, ongoing interest of mine, not a topic picked for search volume.
uaprss.com exists because most UAP content online is speculation dressed up as investigation. This site is the opposite on purpose: one clean, sourced page per named, verified, government-released case or document, always pointing back to the primary record — archives.gov, DoD releases — rather than rehosting a copy or adding a theory on top of it.
The Core Distinction This Site Makes
AARO’s own case classification system distinguishes “unresolved” from “extraordinary” — unresolved means investigators lack enough reliable data to support either an ordinary or extraordinary conclusion, not that something exotic happened. Conflating the two is exactly the kind of speculation this site is built to avoid, and that distinction gets stated directly rather than left implied.
A couple of this site’s pages carry affiliate links (Surfshark on the National Archives research guide, Hotels.com on the in-person visiting guide) — both natural fits for the content, not forced placements. The case-explainer pages and the AARO/PURSUE reference pages carry no partner links at all, by design. See the full disclosure.
Questions?
Email contact@uaprss.com.