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UFO Contact: The CIA, NASA, and the Vatican Came Looking For Him | Chris Bledsoe

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Chris Bledsoe recounts a long personal history of traumatic near-death experiences that he says prepared him for later encounters with non-human intelligence. He presents these events as spiritual and providential, not extraterrestrial, repeatedly referring to contact involving “angels” and a “feminine presence of God.” He says the messages he received are intended to awaken or heal humanity.


Core claim: 2007 daylight encounter and missing time

Bledsoe describes an incident on the Cape Fear River (date given as January 8, 2007) in broad daylight, around 5:10.

  • He claims he saw multiple large, flaming red “balls of fire” (about 40 feet), moving in a pattern.
  • He says a third object then “took” him.
  • He reports approximately four hours missing from his memory.

What his son and others reportedly observed

When he reappears, Bledsoe says his son (age 17 at the time) reports:

  • translucent, glowing beings
  • round red eyes
  • being paralyzed

He also claims other members of the fishing group observed unusual aerial phenomena, including additional luminous objects over the river.

Subsequent pursuit/interaction

Bledsoe further claims that after the initial event:

  • more objects appeared as they left by truck
  • one object remained nearby and later transformed from an orb-like light into a “tic tac” shape in front of his vehicle

He argues this “tic tac” matches the style of craft the U.S. Navy had been tracking and that it drew increased attention from intelligence agencies.


Medical and spiritual transformation: Crohn’s healed

A major pillar of his narrative is healing.

  • He says he had severe Crohn’s disease for 18 years
  • He claims that the next morning after the encounter he felt no symptoms and never took medications again
  • He states that tests (including at Chapel Hill) found no ongoing evidence of the disease
  • He concludes the condition vanished completely, reinforcing his belief the encounter was divine/spiritual

“Portal” experience in 2012 and a feminine entity’s message

Bledsoe claims that in 2012 he experienced a portal/“black hole” opening in front of him, accompanied by wind that knocked him back. He reports:

  • a woman appeared
  • she hovered and wore a white dress
  • she seemed physically small/otherworldly

Message content

He reports she told him he must bear a “burden,” that she would support him publicly, and that he would be allowed to share his presence “publicly with television with people and witnesses.”

Attempts to film phenomena

He also claims repeated efforts to film orbs/phenomena failed, including:

  • alleged camera sensor damage
  • objects allegedly vanishing before capture

He notes he will promise more evidence in part two.


Opposition and social fallout: “five years of darkness”

Bledsoe claims that after he spoke openly, his community—including:

  • church figures
  • local authorities

treated him as mentally unstable or morally dangerous (described as “playing with the devil”).

He says the situation escalated to:

  • schools questioning his children
  • involvement of social services

He reports this threatened his ability to keep custody and maintain family stability, and that he faced intense ostracism and backlash for years, despite continued positive experiences.


Interpretation: not aliens—consciousness, “shifted consciousness,” and manifestation

Rather than framing the phenomenon as conventional ETs, Bledsoe argues it is tied to:

  • consciousness
  • spiritual power
  • the idea that attention/intent can change what is perceived (summarized as “seek and you shall find”)

He suggests the phenomenon can manifest in ways aligned with what a person focuses on or believes.

Use of UFO-lore examples

He uses examples from UFO lore (including Kenneth Arnold’s chevrons) to argue that human perception and expectation can shape reported appearances.

“Divine feminine” framing

He claims the 2012 feminine presence reoriented the story toward a:

  • divine feminine” message
  • an “age of Aquarius” theme emphasizing balance and peace

He also says he believes the spiritual realm connects directly to human thoughts and that prayer can bring entities/phenomena.


Claims of institutional involvement and Vatican/NASA storyline (set up for part two)

The video framing asserts that:

  • intelligence agencies became involved after his “tic tac” encounter
  • NASA became interested

A Vatican-related angle is introduced via an off-screen referenced neighbor/doctor, Dr. Diana Pulka, who allegedly:

  • sought him out
  • connected him with a NASA scientist named Tim Taylor

The host also states that Bledsoe claims he was summoned to help prevent an assassination plot against the Pope using remote viewing, presented as a topic for part two.


Presenters / contributors (as named in the subtitles)

  • Chris Bledsoe
  • Jonathan Cohen
  • Miami
  • “The Breakdown” hosts (including the announcer voice)
  • Dr. Diana Pulka
  • Tim Taylor
  • Dr. Michael O’Connell
  • Stuart (“Chuck”) Lorre (mentioned in an ad segment)
  • Felicia Day (ad segment)
  • Will Wheaton (ad segment)
  • Brad Payton (mentioned in a later example)
  • Danny Sheen’s niece / Christina (mentioned as “Christina”)
  • Casey (Bledsoe’s assistant, mentioned as “Casey”)
  • David Fraver (referenced in the tic tac discussion)
  • Kenneth Arnold (mentioned as a historical UFO witness)

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