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According to the Daily Mail, Sullivan died in 2024, and the cause of death was not made public at the time, which helped fuel suspicion. Congressman Eric Burlison described the death as suspicious and said the circumstances raised concerns about possible foul play.
Burlison pointed to broader concerns about several people linked to sensitive research who have recently gone missing or died, and that the government wants the FBI to look into those cases together.
Investigative journalist Jeremy Corbell and a new film called \u201cSleeping Dog,\u201d follows whistleblowers who say they tried to tell Congress about secret UFO and non\u2011human intelligence programs.
Corbell says these people risk their careers, security clearances, safety, and even their families when they speak out, because they face stigma and sometimes more serious dangers.
One of the main whistleblowers is Air Force veteran Dylan Borland. He told Congress in 2025 that in 2012, near Langley Air Force Base in Virginia, he saw a huge 100\u2011foot black triangular craft with a \u201cgold lava\u201d or plasma\u2011like fluid moving over its surface.
He says the craft hovered silently and then suddenly shot straight up to the height of a commercial jet. During this encounter, Borland claims his phone overheated and froze, he felt a lot of static electricity, and there was a smell like a thunderstorm in the air.
After going public, Borland says his life became extremely difficult. He claims that government agencies blocked his job opportunities, messed with his security clearance, and even created false documents and intelligence reports under his name to discredit him.
He also says that when he later testified to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) about UFOs, he gave them documents, medical records, and emails to support his story, but soon after an ODNI employee accused him of lying under oath and saying things he never said. After he asked to see his records, he says officials stopped responding to him completely.
Corbell explains that intimidation is not always physical. He says many attacks now happen online, where coordinated campaigns spread misinformation and try to destroy the reputations of whistleblowers. According to him, many whistleblowers, like Borland, are now very afraid for their own safety and feel there is \u201cnowhere left to turn.\u201d<\/p>\n