Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Response to FOIA Request U-22-7020/IMO-2
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The DIA responded to a FOIA request for the 'Utah Ranch Investigation' report, stating that no responsive documents were found. The agency also noted it is currently reviewing its AATIP holdings for future release.
This document is a formal response from the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request submitted by Jack Brewer on October 16, 2021. The requester sought a copy of a document titled 'Utah Ranch Investigation: August 2009-February 2010,' which was referenced in the book 'Skinwalkers at the Pentagon,' co-authored by former DIA Program Manager James T. Lacatski. The DIA states that it performed a search of its systems of records for the requested document but was unable to locate any responsive materials. The letter notes that the agency is currently reviewing its AATIP holdings and preparing them for release via the DIA FOIA Reading Room. The document provides instructions for the requester to file an administrative appeal within 60 days or to contact the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS) at the National Archives and Records Administration for mediation services.
Based on the information contained in your request, DIA searched its systems of records for responsive documents. Despite a thorough search, no documents responsive to your request were found.
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Official Assessment
DIA searched its systems of records for responsive documents. Despite a thorough search, no documents responsive to your request were found.
The DIA conducted a search for a document titled 'Utah Ranch Investigation: August 2009-February 2010' and found no responsive records.
Key Persons
- Jack BrewerRequester
- James T. LacatskiFormer DIA Program Manager
- Cheryl Cross-DavisonChief, Records and Open Government