Cheyenne Mountain Complex | Caison Best
Safe Aerospace Podcast:
What really happened over Cheyenne Mountain in February 2022?
I sit down with former Army intelligence officer Caison Best, whose own unexplained broad-daylight sighting of a massive craft led him on a journey through the military and federal intelligence apparatus. After attempting to report the incident through official channels, Caison navigated an investigation by the Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) before engaging in an in-depth inquiry conducted by the FBI, culminating in his files and drawings recently being released to the public through the PURSUE program.
Our conversation examines the physical characteristics of the asymmetric, white-porcelain geometric craft, the high-stakes Ukraine war briefing that occurred moments after the sighting, the stark contrast in investigative standards between AARO and the FBI, the psychological toll and peer-to-peer dynamics among military witnesses, and the broader patterns Caison observed while managing the witness intake process for Americans for Safe Aerospace (ASA).
Whether this object was a highly advanced foreign asset, a classified domestic platform, or a true UAP, Caison’s experience reveals a troubling gap in how our national security apparatus processes, coordinates, and acts on critical intelligence from its own most highly vetted operators.
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro & The Feb 2022 Ukraine War Briefing
02:52 - Military Background: From Special Ops to Army Intel
17:29 - The Encounter: Visual Discovery Over Cheyenne Mountain
23:29 - Analyzing the Craft: A White-Porcelain "AirPod Case from the Future"
32:10 - The Vanishing Act & the Psychological Toll on Witnesses
42:01 - Reporting the Event: AARO’s Dismissal vs. The FBI's Investigation
54:41 - Joining Americans for Safe Aerospace (ASA) & Witness Patterns
01:08:22 - How the Encounter Changed Caison's Worldview
YouTube link:
https://youtu.be/7qWwyAaV0nw?si=tVQnJLhfJt6pWWLb
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