Trump should tell truth about alien life to end wars, says ex-cop turned ET expert

A former detective has called on Donald Trump to 'reveal the truth' about extraterrestrial life, convinced that whatever these revelations are will stop World War Three

Andy Crick and Tom McGhie

13:50, 22 Jul 2025

Could aliens lead us to peace? (stock)(Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto)

An ex-police officer turned UFO aficionado has called on Donald Trump to reveal the truth about extraterrestrial life in a bid to put an end to global conflicts.

Gary Heseltine, the former detective who investigated the 7/7 London bombings for the British Transport Police, is now a prominent figure in the world of UFO research. Since hanging up his badge for early retirement in 2013, he's been travelling the globe giving talks on unidentified flying objects.

Heseltine is convinced that the time is ripe for disclosure, especially as numerous insiders have recently testified before the US Congress. The release of a new documentary featuring testimonies from 34 high-ranking military and government officials has only added to the anticipation.

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Gary Heseltine is desperate for Donald Trump to reveal information about UFOs(Image: Jam Press)

From his base in Scholes, near Bradford, West Yorkshire, Gary remarked: "With the arrival of President Trump for a second term in the White House many people wondered if he would become the 'disclosure' President."

He noted that several individuals, who later ascended to senior positions within Trump's administration, had openly advocated for transparency regarding UFOs before assuming their roles.

As the world grapples with conflicts like the Ukraine / Russia standoff and Middle-East tensions, including the Israel/Palestine war and unrest in Yemen, Iran, Syria, and Lebanon, Heseltine suggests that acknowledging extraterrestrial visits could be the key to uniting humanity.

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A strange cluster of lights floating above the moors between Skipton and Bolton Abbey(Image: Jam Press)

He concluded: "While the new President has walked into several major world issues like the Ukraine/Russia conflict and tensions in the Middle-East with the war with Israel/Palestine and further activity in Yemen, Iran, Syria and Lebanon. Some might argue that it might be an appropriate time to announce disclosure."

Speaking to What's The Jam, he suggested: "Such a revelation might galvanise nations away from the polarisation we see currently. This may sound fanciful but no-one doubts that as and when disclosure occurs, that it will be the most profound moment in human history."

UFOs, also known as Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena or UAPs, remain shrouded in mystery. "UAPs are the elephant in the room, no-one is talking about non human intelligence because there hasn't been a disclosure announcement, yet."

[WASHINGTON, DC - JULY 15: U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to the media as he departs the White House on July 15, 2025 in Washington, DC. Trump is traveling to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to speak at an artificial intelligence and energy summit. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)]

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He hinted at imminent developments, saying: "We know from fast developing events in the US that it is seemingly just around the corner.

"Whether it is this year or next, the reality is that such an announcement is likely to occur soon and when it does and the reality of NHI sinks in, nothing in politics, the military and life in general will ever quite be the same."

He even called on the former US President: "I would urge President Trump to inform the world about the reality of NHI soon or risk causing major public panic with a 'Catastrophic Disclosure' event.

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"The clock is ticking like never before."

Gary also emphasised the need for openness to prevent hysteria, stating that a flying saucer incident could cause widespread alarm if it spread across the internet.

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