Covert Encounters in Washington, D.C.

By Robert M. Stanley

Covert Encounters in Washington, D.C. is Robert Stanley’s groundbreaking investigation into decades of UFO sightings, classified encounters, military surveillance, and government secrecy centered around the nation’s capital. Drawing from over 200 eyewitness reports, authenticated photographs, military testimony, and firsthand experiences—including being buzzed by an unmarked black helicopter after publishing his early findings—Stanley reveals a hidden history of extraterrestrial activity that has been consistently ignored or suppressed.

From the historic 1952 DC flyovers to modern shape-shifting entities observed near restricted airspace, this book chronicles patterns of contact, warnings delivered by friendly extraterrestrial races, covert operations, abductions, intelligence-level briefings, and the profound implications for national security and human consciousness. It is one of the most extensive collections of Washington, D.C. UFO data ever assembled and challenges readers to reconsider what governments know—and why they refuse to disclose it.

A must-read for anyone interested in UFO history, government secrecy, military involvement, or the broader implications of extraterrestrial intelligence.

Please note: This is a digital download only. No physical or hard-copy version is included.