CLAIM-900316unverified
“Thornton reports Phil Schneider’s claim of knowledge of 1,477 underground bases worldwide, including 129 in the United States.”
CLAIM-900319unverified
“Thornton presents Thomas Castello as a second claimant describing extensive Dulce infrastructure and recurring conflict between human personnel and non-human entities.”
CLAIM-900320unverified
“The source describes Mount Hayes, Alaska, as another alleged underground-complex location and connects modern claims with local indigenous traditions about restricted mountain areas.”
CLAIM-900321unverified
“Thornton says Ben Hansen’s thermal equipment detected geometric heat patterns inside Archuleta Mesa that were interpreted as incompatible with random geothermal warming.”
CLAIM-900322unverified
“Thornton further describes structured electronic emissions apparently emerging from solid rock and aimed toward high atmospheric targets.”
CLAIM-900323unverified
“Thornton recounts Juan Moricz’s claim that Cueva de los Tayos contained a metallic library recording humanity’s history and notes the major 1976 expedition that followed.”
CLAIM-900324unverified
“Thornton links Popocatépetl UFO photographs, cave entrances, heat signatures, indigenous traditions, and alleged geometric modification into a broader Mesoamerican underground-activity pattern.”
Multiple claim rows are intentionally retained when sources disagree. ANOMALY does not silently reconcile competing values.