Air Force has yet to comment on the veracity of his claims. Furthermore, he claims to have committed these acts on the orders of his superiors at AFOSI.Īlthough his claims have garnered a large amount of public attention, including having been the subject of several books (including one by New York Times Journalist Howard Blum), and were directly related to the government contractor mentioned above having been temporarily committed to a mental health facility, the U.S. However, once I received the documents I was told they had nothing further to say.Īir Force Office of Special Investigations Agent Richard Doty claims to have partaken in the acts of misinforming members of congress, breaking into the private residence of a civilian government contractor, and disseminating known forgeries of government documents while on active duty in the 1980s. Air Force needs to respond.Īfter working with the AFOSI public affairs department on Freedom of Information Act Requests (FOIA) related to this incident, I was told I would be able to speak to someone who could give me an official response. Whether or not this is true, these acts were committed while he was an AFOSI special agent, and I believe the U.S. Some of these are criminal acts that he claims he committed on orders from his superiors in the AFOSI. Among his claims, he says he broke into a civilian’s home, created hoaxed documents, and lied to two U.S. Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI) that he participated in spreading UFO disinformation. Air Force on Jto solicit an official response to allegations by ex-special agent Richard Doty of the U.S.
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