UAP Personalities

Underwood, Chad
- Filmed the U.S. Navy’s 2004 “FLIR1” (aka “Tic Tac”) targeting-pod footage during the USS Nimitz encounter chain.
- Coined (and popularized) the “Tic Tac” nickname for the object seen in infrared.
- Became a pivotal “military sensor” witness cited across modern UAP discourse, documentaries, and congressional-era narratives.
Underwood, Peter
- Popularized “field-guide” style paranormal investigation with location-based gazetteers that shaped modern ghost-lore publishing.
- Advanced (and fiercely defended) a documentary approach to famous haunting claims, especially Borley Rectory.
- Became a mainstream media regular in UK paranormal culture—often adjacent to UFO/Fortean communities despite a primary focus on hauntings.
Utts, Jessica
- Served as the lead pro-psi voice in the 1995 government-commissioned review of the U.S. remote viewing program (Stargate), arguing results supported psychic functioning.
- Became one of the most cited statisticians in parapsychology, defending experimental effect claims against skeptical critiques.
- Bridged mainstream statistics leadership and “anomalous cognition” advocacy, fueling decades of remote-viewing lore often intertwined with UFO culture.