Mr. Wiggins is currently serving as a senior chief operations specialist in the United States Navy.
Since 1995, he's been the chief investigative reporter for that channel.
I now recognize Chief Wiggins for his opening statement.
I am an active duty U.S. Navy Operations Specialist Senior Chief Petty Officer.
Thank you, Chief.
I'm George Knapp, Chief Investigator Reporter at KLAS-TV in Las Vegas.
Chief Wiggins, based on your training and operational experience, could the behavior that you witnessed,
Yes, Chief.
Thank you, Chief.
Okay. Chief Wiggins, you're currently in the Navy, is that correct?
Chief, what about you?
Mr. Wiggins, Chief Wiggins, in your view, what mechanisms such as internal protocols, witness debriefings, or cross-agency documentation should be better established in order to ensure that such a credible sighting like the one that you have given are preserved and made available to the
It's unfortunate. Chief Wiggins, thank you for your service.
Chief Wiggins, how about you?
How about you, Chief Wiggins?
Chief, I was on a ship for a little bit.
So, Chief, did that spread like wildfire throughout the ship in the next day or two, what you guys had seen?
How long did that encounter take place, Chief?
So you spotted it visually first, Chief, and then went back to your radar, or did you guys find it spotted on radar first?
What range was it at, Chief, when you weren't able to see it visibly?
Mr. Chief Wiggins, you said that it emerged from the ocean.