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>> Today on "Cosmic Disclosure,"
we are with Richard Doty,

a retired special agent who
served in the Air Force Office

of Special Investigations.

Richard was intimately
involved with UFO,

ET-related intelligence.

Today, we're talking about a
young contactee who was later

recruited by the Air Force.

Richard, welcome to the show.

>> Good to be here, Emery.

>> Who was Cady Smith?

>> Cady Smith was
born in Montana.

She grew up on a farm.

When she was three
years old, her parents

noticed that she had
some unique ability.

She could go out on the
porch and look up in the sky

and call in a star.

This is what her mother relates.

The star would come
down close to her,

would never actually
reach the ground.

And then Cady would
talk to the star.

Now, Cady was three
years old at this time,

so she didn't know a
whole lot of language.

But she could still
talk to the star.

Her parents thought
it was fascinating

and couldn't figure out
exactly how she was doing this

and even why she was doing it.

A few years later, Cady went
to a camp in northern Idaho.

And while she was at the camp,
she walked out beyond the lake,

sat in the evening hours
looking up at the sky.

Suddenly, a light
appeared above her.

A counselor saw this.

And the counselor ran
over to her thinking

it was a falling star or
something out of the ordinary.

And Cady put her hand up.

Now, Cady was only eight
years old at the time

and said, stop,
to the counselor.

It's my friends.

So the counselor watched as
she was engulfed in a glow just

for a few seconds.

And the glow went away.

And the counselor went
over to Cady and said,

what just happened?

And Cady said, I just
spoke to my friends.

Well, the counselor thought
that she was injured

or something occurred that the
counselor couldn't understand.

The counselor was
only a 20-year-old.

So as the counselor took
her over to the infirmary,

a nurse examined Cady, didn't
find anything wrong with her,

but made a report.

And when her parents picked
her up from camp that Friday,

the nurse gave the
parents this report.

>> And what was in the report?

>> The report was of what
happened and what Cady told

the counselor or the nurse
that, I called my friends in.

I wanted to talk to my friends.

So I was able to go out in a
remote area with no one else

around, she didn't think,
and called my friends in.

And the nurse was concerned and
told her parents in this note

that she was concerned
that maybe there

was something psychologically
wrong with Cady.

So jump ahead a few
years, Cady's walking

down a road with another girl.

They're walking from one house.

Now, they live in a
remote area of Montana,

one house to another house
or some distance away.

And it was the summertime.

And they were walking
actually in this little canal.

And as it got up
to a culvert, Cady

stopped and told her friend,
get out of the culvert.

Run up there right now.

So the little girl ran up there.

Cady went into the culvert.

And according to the little
girl, Cady disappeared.

So the girl panicked and
ran to the closest farmhouse

and yelled that she needed help,
that Cady Smith disappeared.

Well, the police, the
sheriff's department came.

And they looked,
but they found her.

She was walking
out of the culvert.

And she said, I was just
in there with some friends.

But one of the deputies
thought that was odd.

And so the deputy put Cady
in the back of his patrol car

and talked to her.

He said, now explain to
me exactly what happened.

And Cady did, explaining
that her friends were there

in the culvert, and she wanted
to talk to her friends alone.

So the deputy said, well,
who is your friends?

Where are they from?

Take me to your friends.

And Cady said, I can't
take you to my friends.

My friends live in the sky.

They're from another planet.

So the deputy thought, well,
OK, she's a little weird.

>> Cuckoo.

>> Took her home.

Told her parents, hey, she's
talking about some aliens that

came down and talked to her.

And her parents had
heard this story before.

So they said, OK, whatever.

>> How old was
she at this point?

>> About 10 years old.

OK, then jump ahead to
Cady was 17 years old,

first year in college.

She went to college in Montana.

Her and her friend went out.

One night, her roommate,
out of the dormitory,

went up the mountain
to look at the stars.

Cady told her friend, I
love looking at the stars.

And I go up, and I
talk to my friends.

Well, Cady's friend
didn't really

know what she was talking about.

But Cady went up there,
got out of the vehicle.

They went out and
sat on the ground

looking at the stars on a
really beautiful spring evening.

Now, all of a sudden, a
light came towards them.

Her girlfriend panicked and
said, oh my god, what is that?

And she ran back
towards the car.

But Cady sat there
because Cady knew

that her friends were coming.

So, again, she was
encased in some glow

for just a few seconds.

And then the glow went away.

>> And the friend saw this?

>> The friend saw this.

But the friend got really
scared because Cady wouldn't

move from where she was at.

So she went up to Cady and
asked, Cady, come on, let's go.

And Cady was in a
catatonic state.

She wouldn't move.

And all of a sudden,
Cady started floating.

Like, she was floating away.

Well, her friend, whose
name was Sharon, panicked,

got in the vehicle,
which was Cady's vehicle,

and drove to the
nearest house, asked

to call for the
sheriff's department.

Sheriff's department came out.

Sharon tells the sheriff's
deputies what happened.

So they went up looking for her.

They have a search party.

Well, they didn't find
her where she was.

They found her some distance
away walking out of a forest.

And the deputies asked,
are you all right?

Were you abducted?

She says, no, I was
just with my friends.

Well, who's your friends?

Well, she tells the
deputies the same thing.

My friends are from outer space.

And so the deputies go.

>> And she's older now.

>> Yeah, she's older.

She's almost 18 years old.

So the deputies thought
it was a hoax, a prank

and cautioned them not to do it.

They can get in trouble
and so forth and so on.

So that was it.

And then jump ahead, Cady
graduates from college.

She had a calling, so to
speak, for the military.

Her dad had been
in the military.

Her grandfather had
been in the military.

So Cady decided to
join the Air Force.

She went through ROTC.

And she was commissioned as a
second lieutenant in the United

States Air Force.

And because of her
somewhat unique abilities

and likes and dislikes, they
placed her in intelligence.

She went to the intelligence
operations course in Virginia.

She went to a Russian
language school.

And this is in the '80s.

And then she went to Europe.

She went to Germany,
West Berlin.

She was assigned
to a special team

to track Soviets operating
in and around West Berlin.

Her boss, who was a
major, noticed immediately

that Cady was different
from anyone else,

not just because she was
female, but she was just

a different person.

>> In what way?

>> She seemed to be
able to sense things.

When she went out
on an operation,

she was tailing these
Soviets like she knew

exactly what they were doing.

She could hear them.

Or she was reading their minds.

She knew exactly
what was going on.

So one day after an
operation, a big operation

where they captured
two Soviets that

attempted to enter a
American-controlled building

inside West Berlin,
the major called Cady.

And Cady was a first
lieutenant at this time.

And the major said, Cady, that
mission we went on last night,

it was a fantastic
mission, very successful.

But what I don't
understand is, how

were you able to follow those--

>> How does she know?

>> How did you know this?

She said, well, Major, I want
to tell you how, but I can't.

Why can't you?

Because you won't believe me.

The major said, try me.

So Cady said, OK,
sir, I have friends.

And the major looked at her
and said, OK, you have friends.

You have assets?

You've recruited other agents?

No, no, no, I have
friends, other friends.

Who are these other friends?

This part you won't believe.

They're extraterrestrials.

They're always with me.

Well, of course,
the major didn't.

After listening to this
and reading her report,

the major sent her to the
United States Air Force Hospital

at East Point.

For a psychological examination.

And she went through all
sorts of psychological testing

and spoke to a psychiatrist.

She had a medical examination.

Found nothing wrong with her.

And the last person
she spoke with

was a psychologist, a
female psychologist,

who was not military, who was
a civilian GS psychologist.

And she said, Cady, I
want you to talk to me.

I want you to
answer my questions.

And everything you
tell me is going

to be held in confidence
between you and I. Now, little

did Cady knew that
who she was talking to

was an Air Force OSI.

>> Right.

Sure.

>> Anyways, she tells the story.

Cady tells the
story to this agent

who is posing as a
psychologist about the aliens,

about her friends.

They've been with her since
she can remember, when

she was two or three years old.

They were always by her side.

They protected her.

They always wanted to
know what she was doing.

They wanted to be with her when
she was doing these things.

And so the psychologist
said, that's fascinating.

So how do you call them?

She says, I don't
have to call them.

They're just with me.

>> They're always there.

>> And the psychologist said,
can you bring them here to this

room?

And Cady says, I don't have to.

They're already here.

Can they show themselves?

No, they're not going
to show themselves

to you, because you're
not their friend.

I'm their friend.

And so this psychologist
said, OK, well,

thank you for the interview
and so forth and so on.

And that one ended.

Well, they cleared her
to go back to work,

to go back to West
Berlin and said,

there's nothing wrong with her.

She's not psychologically
out of touch with reality.

She's sane.

So she went back to
work, but they put her

in a different office.

So she wasn't really out
following Soviets anymore.

Now, the psychologist, who
was actually an OSI agent,

did a detailed report,
sent it back to Washington.

Now she's in the database.

OK, jump ahead, Cady is
discharged from the Air Force.

She served for six years.

She gets a job in
Albuquerque, New Mexico,

with a biological company,
biological research company.

And she goes to work every day.

She lives on the west
side of Albuquerque.

She loves to go for walks.

She goes out in the
West Mesa all the time,

goes out to the old volcano,
looks at the petroglyphs.

Anyway, she's out
there one night.

And she's just walking,
beautiful New Mexico night,

a late summer.

And she walks down in
this one particular area

coming back from one
of the volcanoes.

And she sees an
object in the sky.

And she looks, and she
says, it's a light.

And she's watching this light,
and she's studying this light.

And she says, well, it's
not my friends, because I

know who my friends are.

So she's watching it.

And all of a
sudden, it comes in.

Well, she thinks at first it's
a helicopter, but it's not.

It lands, and she
walks towards it.

And these two entities come
out, nonhuman entities--

>> Did she describe
this craft, I mean?

>> It was a saucer-shaped craft.

The two entities
wore silvery suits.

They had helmets on.

She could look into
the helmet, and she

could see just two eyes.

She couldn't see anything else.

She immediately knew that
these two were not her friends.

These two entities
were not her friends.

She's decided to turn around
and go back to her vehicle.

But the faster she
was moving and running

to get to her vehicle, which is
some distance away in a parking

area, these two entities
never lost contact with her.

They were always there.

Then, suddenly, she sees
a helicopter coming.

And she knows it's a helicopter.

She sees it's a helicopter.

She's been in the
Air Force six years.

She knows what a helicopter is.

She sees a helicopter,
and she says, well, wow,

I hope I can flag them down.

They can help me.

Well, she turns.

She notices that
the two entities

weren't behind her anymore.

There was a little
distance behind her.

Anyway, the helicopter landed.

It was a United States
Air Force helicopter.

She saw the markings.

So she ran over
to the helicopter.

A crew member came out and
said, are you all right, Cady?

And Cady says, yes.

And she turned to point
at the two entities.

But then she turned to
the crew member and says,

how do my name?

And the crew member said, we
know a lot about you, Cady.

We're here to help you.

And then Cady said later--

she didn't know if
it was a joke or not.

But the crew member
says, it's a good thing

we got here when we did, or
that alien would have eaten you.

>> Eaten you?

>> Eaten you?

>> Wow.

>> So, anyways, when
the helicopter landed,

the ETs left.

So Cady thinks, now
why did this happen?

How did the Air Force know?

All the crew member said
was, you're all right.

They're going to leave.

Get in your vehicle, and
you'll be all right now.

A couple of days later, two
OSI agents come to her house,

knocked on the door.

One of them is yours
truly, Richard Doty.

Now, we knew about Cady.

We had been following
her for a long time,

actually during ROTC.

We knew she was different.

We didn't know quite
how different she was,

but we knew she was different.

She had abilities that was far
beyond any human abilities.

Now, this is before DNA.

But we had other methods.

We--I'm saying the government
had other methods to determine

the connection between
a human and an ET,

whether it be interbreeding
or something to that effect.

And I wasn't knowledgeable
of everything

that the government
knew about that.

But we were able to
track and follow her

when she got out of the service.

And so when we went
to her work, we

said, Cady, we want to talk
to you about night before last

or whenever it was,
two nights ago.

And she says, how did you
know to come out there?

I said, we just know.

We just knew where
you were going to be.

She said, you're
friends with my friends.

I said, I want to be
friends with your friends.

I don't know who
your friends are.

But I want to be friends
with your friends.

She said, OK.

I said, can you introduce
me to your friends?

She says, they're
not here with me now.

I said, why?

She said, I don't know why.

They seem to be more distanced
from me than they were before.

And then we did an
initial interview of her.

And then later, we met her at
another place that evening,

myself and the other agent.

And this is where she opened up.

And she told me about all
these different stories

that I related to you.

>> Did you ever have any doubts
with her story before that?

>> No.

>> OK.

>> No.

We had the major's
report from West Berlin.

We had the ROTC report.

We had the sheriff's
department report from Montana.

We knew she was different.

So there was a way before DNA
testing that we could test her.

And we asked her if we
could test or put her

through some tests.

One of them is a psychological
polygraph examination,

a hypnotic one, where you
put them under hypnosis,

and you give them a
polygraph examination.

You can't lie.

And there's an
impossibility of lying.

Initially, she revolt--

She said, no, I don't
really want to do that.

I said, well, we were hoping
you would help us and work

with us on other projects.

I said, you've been in the
Air Force for six years,

and you really enjoyed it.

And she said, I
love the Air Force.

I was fascinated
with the Air Force.

I was fascinated with what
I did and this and this.

I said, we can get you
in on another area.

I mean, you were an
intelligence operations officer.

We can get you in another area
of intelligence, which would be

probably more suitable to you.

And she said, what
are you talking about?

I said, with your friends.

You know that
extraterrestrials exist.

You talk to them all the time.

Says, yeah.

I said, what if
I was to tell you

that we know about all that?

That piqued her interest.

And then she decided to
cooperate with us, so--

>> Then you got the test.

>> Then we did the test.

And during the test--

and now there's psychologists
doing these tests.

And I'm not a psychologist,
and I'm not a scientist.

But the readings that they take
determine patterns of behavior

and patterns of thought.

And they can look at
these and compare them

to just a normal human,
a normal person taking

this same type of
test and determine

that her brain activity
far exceeds that of others.

And that's why they
connected her then

to being part ET, part alien.

When I confronted
her with that, she

said, yeah, they told me they've
been with me all my life.

So I just assumed that I
probably was one of them.

And somehow they
put me in this body.

And she told us something that
was quite fascinating to me.

She says, sometimes I feel very
uncomfortable in this body.

I want to be in their body.

I said, why do you say that?

She said, I just feel
awkward in this body.

I said, do you have
past life experiences?

She said, oh, many.

>> Did she recall
the other body?

>> She recalls the other body,
and she tells a story about

a planet.

And she's had this dream or this
vision many, many, many, many,

many times over her lifetime.

And she's 28 or
29 at this point.

And she talks about being
in this huge open area where

there's people all over
living in these small huts.

And she said, it was so unique
because I could look in and see

inside each hut.

And the people would
wave to me when

I was looking in these huts.

It seemed like I was bigger
and taller than the others.

And as I was walking down
through all these huts,

saying hi to these
people, I was taller.

And I realized that I didn't
have the same body as they had.

And she said, why
am I different?

Why am I so different?

She couldn't understand
it during these dreams

that she was having.

But now she realized
that she was a human born

on this other planet.

And these people respected her
or maybe even worshipped her

because she was
different than they were,

because they were the ETs.

They were the short four-foot
tall, Eben looking or gray

looking.

And she's the tall
human looking.

She says, it's so
confusing to me

because I can't
understand why I'm

different than everyone else.

But then I realized that I'm
the human on this other planet.

>> In the dream.

>> Right.

In this dream and reoccurring
over and over again.

Now, I'm not a doctor, and
I'm not a psychiatrist.

But I know there's medical
diagnosis for somebody's having

the same dream over and over
and over and over again.

And it's not
necessarily abnormal.

But it can tell, it can dictate
to experts thought pattern

and behavioral patterns.

And so she knew then she was
different than everybody else.

So we pitched her.

And I said, well,
how would you like

to work for the Air Force Office
of Special Investigations?

And she said, sure, what
do you want me to do?

And so that began her career
as a civilian contract person

within the Air Force.

>> So she didn't re-enlist.

She took a G.

>> She took a general.

And she took a contract
rather than a--

>> That's different.

>> --civil service.

We just contracted
her, paying her,

but contract her to
do the work for us.

Now, initially, it
wasn't full-time.

It was part-time.

But, eventually,
it was full-time.

Now, over the years, she
continued and continued

at the point when we were
doing the DNA testing--

>> Well, Rick, real quick, what
did you have her do when she

joined your team there?

>> Well, we had her--

sought out other
people like her.

And she had a unique
ability, like I said.

And whether it was her
friends who we never saw,

she would say the
friends were with her.

If we were on some
kind of an operation

where we wanted to go
out and find some people,

she would say, my
friends are with me.

I never saw her friends.

I never interfaced
with her friends.

But she was doing that.

And I was convinced--

I mean, there's other OSI
agents that were with me saying,

she's nuts.

Or I don't see anybody.

But I believed her.

I believe that she was doing
things that we couldn't do,

nobody else could do.

We wanted to go out
and find people.

She did find people,
people that were like her.

One of our first
operations was we

wanted to go out and find two
people, male, female, whoever

that were like her, that
were being controlled

or under the influence
of extraterrestrials.

>> How did she feel about that?

>>She didn't have
any problems with it.

She said, oh, they're
all around me.

I said, well, let's go.

Let's find some.

And in a matter of
probably two hours,

we were at a mall, Coronado
mall in Albuquerque.

And she pointed out people.

And we interfaced-- I didn't,
but other agents interfaced

with those people and
found yes, they were--

>> Why would you want other
people like her, Rick?

>> Well, number one, we wanted
to see if we could recruit

other people with the same
abilities that she had.

And we wanted to make sure
that these people that she

was telling us about
weren't hostile in some way.

So, I mean, we
had other people--

I didn't do it, but other
people trail those other people

and find out more about them,
do background investigations.

We didn't interfere with
their lives or anything.

But we wanted to know if they
were who they claimed to be

and whether they were
hostile, because we knew there

were hostile ETs out there.

We knew that.

The general public didn't
know that, but we knew that.

And we didn't want these
hostile intelligence--

I mean, hostile ETs
out there interfering

with intelligence
operations or the public

or jeopardizing
national security.

So that's why we
were doing this op.

>> Were you ever able to obtain
these hostile extraterrestrials

or point them out?

>> I personally never did.

I never identified
anyone as being hostile.

But there were other OSI agents
at other locations, especially

around Washington,
DC, that did identify

some hostile alien intelligence.

And they dealt with them there.

But I personally never did.

>> And how would you deal with
an aggressive extraterrestrial

race?

>> We had set procedures
to deal with the hostile

extraterrestrial race.

We have, within the
special projects branch,

we had policies and
procedures, highly classified,

that covered exactly how
we would deal with them.

And those are still classified.

And I best not talk about them.

>> Now, to be clear, do they
fully have the appearance

of human being here on Earth?

>> Yes, to a point.

Almost all of them-- and
I say almost all of them

because there's exceptions.

Almost all of them had
some form of deformity,

some type of deformity.

But you really had to
look at or determine--

sometimes it took a doctor.

But there were some
that didn't have any.

And although we knew
they were hostile,

we knew how to determine they
were hostile, most of them,

we could find that deformity
and deal with it there.

>> Did Cady have a
deformity as well?

>> Yes, she had a very strange
deformity that you wouldn't see

in the outside.

She didn't have any ovaries.

Now, they found it out during
her medical examination

when she came into
the Air Force.

It was documented.

She was born with no ovaries.

And, I mean, there are women
that have that condition.

They have the uterus, but
they don't have the ovaries.

And so it was not uncommon.

So she couldn't have children.

And that affected her sometimes.

I mean we had long
conversations about it.

And she said, you know, I
would like to have children.

But I have other children.

My friends are my children
and so forth and so on.

And now jump ahead to when we
developed DNA tests for this.

Now she wasn't the only
asset we had that we

knew was extraterrestrial.

We went out and
rounded them all up

and did DNA tests, the ones
that we could determine.

The experts came in and did it.

>> How many at that time?

>> I think there were
12, roughly 12, for OSI.

And we tested them.

And lo and behold,
she had alien DNA.

So that's the Cady Smith story.

>> In addition to tasking
her to find extraterrestrials

in the human form, did you
also task her to talk about her

friends and where they're from?

>> Yeah, we spent a lot of
time talking about her friends.

She had no inabilities to
talk about her friends.

She spoke about them, describing
what they looked like.

And she was describing, gray
ETs, how they spoke to her, how

they protected her.

But we were never able to
see or interface with them.

One of the things
that we wanted to do--

and we went into a
very secure facility.

And we asked her, are
your friends with you?

And she said, yes, they're
right here with me.

I said, we just want somehow
for them to appear to me--

and it was two of us,
two agents there--

appear in whatever
appearance they

want to do or even speak
to us in their mind.

>> Some sort of communication.

>> Some sort of communication.

>> Some definitive answer.

>> I said, I believe
that they're here.

I strongly believe that
you're in contact with them.

I know that you're part ET.

I know you're probably part
whatever species they are.

But to prove it to myself
and my organization,

please just show me
something that could prove.

She says, OK, just a moment.

And now what she did
was she put herself--

and, again, I'm not a
doctor, a medical expert.

But to me, she put herself
in a catatonic state.

Her eyes went up.

Her eyelids never
completely shut.

Her eyelids went
straight up, and they

stayed fixed in that way.

She was frozen,
like, she was frozen.

And for probably-- I
don't know how long--

30 or 40 seconds,
didn't move a muscle,

didn't move anything
on her body.

>> And what was she doing?

>> Communicating, I guess.

>> OK, all right.

And all of a sudden,
she comes to.

And I said, what just happened?

She said, I just
communicated with them.

And they don't want
to talk to you.

I said, why wouldn't
they want to talk to me?

She says because you have
hostile thoughts in your mind,

because there's two of us there.

>> Rick, I told you,
every time before you meet

an extraterrestrial, you've
got to blank your mind out.

>> I tried.

I tried.

But being an
intelligence officer,

all the training
that we went through,

you're always on the defensive.

>> Yeah, you're the warrior.

>> And I probably had that
warrior mentality of--

and besides, to think
back, we had our guns on.

>> Yeah, very intimidating.

>> Both of us had our guns on.

And although they
were concealed,

I think, OK, that
makes sense to me.

Here we are sitting here
in this room, two of us

have hostile intent, probably.

If these things were to
appear and they were hostile,

what would we do?

We probably had all this
going through our mind.

And the fact that
we had guns on,

yeah, I could understand her
response, although at the time,

it puzzled me.

So we never were
able to interface.

We never saw them, never
had any kind of visual.

We actually brought
in some female agents

to try to interface
with her away from us.

And that never worked either.

So we were never
able to interface,

connect with her
friends, or communicate

in any way with her friends.

>> Rick, could you give us
more of a description of them?

>> Easily all the time,
she described them to us.

No matter where we were at and
what particular time period

or operation we were on, I was
always asking her questions.

Are your friends with you?

Are they here now?

>> Was she always answering
the same each time?

>> She was always
answering the same thing,

that they appeared to be Greys.

They look grey.

What she described to
me, they were Greys.

And she had names for them.

She had Ho and Bo.

I forgot to mention this.

And she would say--

I said to her, they named--

they said, they're
called-- no, no, no no, she

said, I named them Ho and Bo.

I said, why was Ho?

She says, you know,
hobo, Ho and Bo.

I said, oh, they were both male?

She said, yeah,
they're both male.

And here's something that I
didn't think of initially.

But one of my
supervisors says, make

sure you ask her if they're the
same ones over and over again.

And so at one time
I'm with her and--

I don't know.

I remember we were
in an operation.

And I asked her, I said, let me
ask you a question, Cady, are

they the same two all the time?

She said, yeah, the same.

I said, have you ever
spoken to any other ones?

She said, no, but I know
these are the ones that

are assigned to me.

They're mine.

>> What do you believe
their mission was, Rick?

>> Guardians.

That's what-- I asked her.

I think from the
very, very first time

I met her after the West
Mesa incident, I asked her.

I said, so these things
have been with you

since you were three years old?

She said, they were
with me before I

was born, in the other life.

She kept calling
it the other life.

And I said, why are
they always with you?

She says, my guardians.

They're my guardians.

And then I asked her--

I don't remember if it
was that time or other.

I said, so they're like
your guardian angels?

No, they're not angels.

And I said, OK, so they're
just your guardians.

Now, thinking now about what
I should have followed up

as far as the angels go, why was
she so hesitant about calling,

no, they're not angels?

Was it her--

>> Yeah, differentiation of--

she had a belief maybe.

>> Yeah, or religious beliefs.

I was sorry for not
asking her that question.

>> Has Cady ever shared with
you what her mission is here

on Earth?

>> In a number of
different conversations,

not one particular conversation
about her direct missions.

But she did talk about humanity.

She's talking about
how she can serve.

She said, one reason I
went in the Air Force--

to serve, to serve my
country and serve myself.

And I said, well, did
they give you a mission?

Did your friends
give you a mission?

No, no.

I have free will with them.

They don't restrict
me on anything.

I can do anything I want to do.

And she told me a story,
which I'm hesitant about

to tell the whole story,
about a relationship she

had with a man.

This is why she was
in the Air Force.

After she got out of
intelligence operations course,

she went to the Russian language
school at the National Language

Institute in Washington, DC, not
the Defense Language Institute.

There's another one
in Washington DC.

She went to that
Russian language course.

And she met a guy.

And he asked her out, and
she went out with him.

But she was always scared to
do anything out of the ordinary

as far as going to the next
step in a relationship.

I'll try to make it clear,
polite in that manner.

She was always afraid that
her friends would stop her.

And that's why she never got
into an intimate relationship,

which was kind of an
odd story to tell.

But this other agent
that was with me,

he was more senior than I
was and more experienced.

And he was also
one of the agents

that handle a lot of
different abduction cases.

So he had more experience
in that arena of contactees

than I did.

But he asked her, do you
think, even though you

said you had free will, do you
think that they're controlling

you psychologically?

And she said, no.

And he said, well, you just told
us a story about a man that you

met, you liked.

And you wanted to carry
on a relationship.

And you felt threatened
by your friends.

And she thought about it,
and she said, yeah, I was.

But I don't think that
they would have stopped me.

I've just felt that I
would be looked down upon.

So I don't believe we fully
was able to communicate

100% with her.

And that's only because her
friends, who are probably

Greys, are preventing it.

>> Right.

Where is Cady today?

>> Cady is alive and well
living in New Mexico.

And she still is associated
with United States intelligence.

>> Would she like to be a
guest on "Cosmic Disclosure?"

>> I can always ask
her that question.

>> We look forward to it.

Rick, that was a
fascinating story.

Hopefully, we get
to meet her someday.

>> Thank you.

It was a fascinating story.

And there's probably more she
can talk about if she ever

does come on this program.

>> I hope so.

Well, thank you so much for
being on the show, Rick.

>> You're very welcome, Emery.

>> I'm Emery Smith.

And this is "Cosmic Disclosure."

Until next time.

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