This Incident Is Logged in Government Records — But No Evidence Remains

Описание: In March 1963, three separate U.S. government agencies documented the same unexplained incident in the Pacific Ocean.

A NOAA research vessel logged it.
A U.S. Navy destroyer confirmed it.
A Coast Guard aircraft visually observed it.

Navigation logs exist.
Sonar reports exist.
Mission records exist.

But every piece of physical evidence connected to the incident—photographs, sonar tapes, water samples, and recovery documentation—has vanished from official archives.

This video examines a little-known case buried in government records, where administrative paperwork survived intact while all material evidence was systematically removed.

Using declassified documents, archived logs, and interagency communications obtained through Freedom of Information Act requests, we reconstruct what happened between March 17 and March 22, 1963—and ask the question the records never answer:

How can an incident be fully documented… yet leave no evidence behind?

This is not speculation.
This is not theory.
Every document shown exists.

What’s missing is everything that could explain them.

📁 In this investigation, you’ll see:

Verified government logs and official reports

Navy and Coast Guard documentation

Interagency communications never meant for public attention

A case marked “resolved” with no explanation

A pattern of evidence removal without classification

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What do you think happened during those four undocumented days?
Why was the paperwork preserved—but the evidence erased?

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Cases recorded in official archives… that were never fully explained.