Black Files Declassified

Former CIA operative Mike Baker investigates top-secret US government programs developing robotic warfare steeped in cutting-edge science; Mike speaks with experts, government officials, and scientists to go deeper into the black files.

Uncovered documents reveal a black file containing studies of werewolves, sprites, and floating orbs. Mike Baker investigates how the U.S. government may have funded the Advanced Aerospace Weapon Systems Applications Program (AAWSAP), a classified program directly focused on the research of paranormal phenomena.

Many U.S. government personnel have reported sustaining unexplained and debilitating neurological injuries while working abroad; Mike Baker investigates if these invisible, mind-altering attacks are evidence of active mind-control programs worldwide, such as the CIA's MKUltra.

Unidentified black triangles have been reported in flight over top-secret military bases for decades, and now, Mike Baker investigates if the US government is involved in developing experimental aircraft or if this could be something otherworldly.

Presidential Emergency Action Documents (PEAD) have the potential to grant the U.S. president unlimited authority; Mike Baker investigates how these files are among the most secretive documents in the U.S. government and what might trigger their use.

An image of a pilot donning a Red Eagles patch is captured by photographers during a mysterious fighter jet training exercise. Mike Baker investigates if the U.S. Air Force has revived a black file squadron.

In 2013, the USS Jimmy Carter deployed on a classified mission that received a presidential citation of heroism. Now, Mike Baker investigates how this attack submarine may be connected to one of the most daring black file operations in US history, Project Azorian in 1974.

In the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, a series of secret meetings were reported between US military brass and Hollywood filmmakers to think like the enemy and review mock terrorist threats and counter-threat scenarios. Code named Red Cell, Mike Baker investigates how entertainment and national security forces teamed up to confront terrorism.