# The Air Force had the interviews but left them out or lost them

> No evidence yet: The FBI's 13 August interviews reached the Air Force, but Project Sign did not use them in its check-list, or the copy was later lost…

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Answer · Incident 88: the Hackensack disc, 3 August 1947

# The Air Force had the interviews but left them out or lost them

The FBI's 13 August interviews reached the Air Force, but Project Sign did not use them in its check-list, or the copy was later lost from the folder.

**No evidence yet** Answers **1** question0

## Where it stands

**No evidence yet** No evidence yet.

## What it predicts

- A copy or transmittal of the 13 August letter appears in AAF or Project Sign records.

## What would rule it out

- A full search of the AAF intelligence and Project Sign records finds no copy or transmittal of the 13 August letter.

## The questions it answers

[Why is the Air Force's record of the Hackensack sighting so much thinner than the FBI's?](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/incident-88/questions/QST0DFY73YQ65H3/why-is-the-air-forces-record-of-the-hackensack-sighting-so)

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