UAP Personalities

Jacobs, David
- Abduction researcher who argued the phenomenon is systematic, long-running, and oriented toward hybridization/control.
- Built his reputation through thousands of hypnotic-regression-based interviews and a consistent, alarming narrative model.
- A defining—and heavily disputed—voice of the modern abduction era.
Jessup, Morris
- Author of a landmark “UFO physics” book that became famous for the “Varo Edition” / annotated-copy mystery.
- A key figure in early contactee-era speculation about propulsion, anti-gravity, and government interest.
- His story became part of UFO lore about suppressed research and intelligence-community intrigue.
Jiménez, Iker
- Spanish broadcaster who mainstreamed UFO/forteana topics via popular TV and radio, especially through long-running mystery programs.
- Known for presenting UFO cases, paranormal claims, and true-crime “mystery” narratives to mass audiences.
- Influential as a media curator rather than as a primary-case technical investigator.
Jorjani, Jason
- Esoteric philosopher/media figure whose UFO interest typically sits inside a broader “occult history / breakaway civilization” style discourse.
- Known for synthesizing UFO lore with metaphysics, ancient history, and alternative civilization narratives.
- Influential mainly as a rhetorician and theorist, not as a primary case investigator.
Jung, Carl
- Psychiatrist whose book on “flying saucers” framed UFOs as modern myth and psychologically meaningful symbols.
- Provided one of the most influential non-literal interpretive models in ufology’s intellectual history.
- Often cited in debates about whether UFOs are external craft, internal archetypes, or a complex blend of both.