FOIA Release of DoD OIG Emails Shows Early Awareness of 'UFO Whistleblower' David Grusch and Growing 2022–2023 Congressional Interest

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DoD OIG became aware of David Grusch by mid-2021, with Randolph R. Stone involved in early discussions about UAP interviewees, and by 2022–2023 there was a surge of congressional and media interest, while most related emails remain redacted under FOIA exemptions for deliberative material, personal privacy, and law enforcement procedures, with appeals ongoing.

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A series of internal Department of Defense Office of Inspector General (DoD OIG) emails referencing UFO Whistleblower David Grusch were released under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) following a request filed by The Black Vault. The request, processed under case DODOIG-2024-000451, sought all emails—including attachments—sent to or from Randolph R. Stone, the Assistant Inspector