Brit who hacked NASA for UFO evidence discovered 'cigar shaped alien spacecraft'

dailystar.co.uk:

Gary McKinnon was arrested in March 2002 accused of perpetrating the "biggest military computer hack of all time” when he gained unauthorised access to dozens of US Army, Navy, Air Force, and Department of Defence computers, as well as 16 NASA computers.And now McKinnon, 56, claims to have seen hard evidence of an alien spacecraft.

He says that he saw several images of UFOs but the dial-up connection he was using failed before he could download most of them.He was only able to download one image – a picture of a “cigar-shaped” craft with dome-shaped bulged on its sides that he’s convinced is an alien craft.McKinnon told The Sun: “It's a fact that there are objects we don't understand flying around in our skies, it's also a fact that there are scientific, intelligence and military departments that study these objects.“I was absolutely gobsmacked and those folders had thousands more images.”McKinnon had learned of former NASA contractor Donna Hare, who claimed to have seen photos taken by NASA astronauts before alien craft were airbrushed out of them.“I believe there were three [UFOs] on the moon when they landed and I believe that the code word for them was Santa Claus,” Hare said.

She claims NASA threatened those who dared speak about the UFO sightings or airbrushed pictures. McKinnon says he accessed the NASA computer network in a bid find this evidence of contact with extraterrestrials as well as proof that the government was covering up revolutionary technology that would put energy companies out of business.But the US government maintains that he vandalised critical systems, deleting vital files and causing over $700,000 worth of damage.While there has been increased openness from the US government about the.