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Oke Shannon

LANL physicist and 1985 Advanced Theoretical Physics Conference attendee; partial corroboration of Wilson-Davis memo

PERSON UAP Research GRAY TRACK EXOTIC Also: Oke Shannon

01 Executive_Summary

Oke Shannon is a physicist at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) who was one of three LANL physicists to attend the 1985 Advanced Theoretical Physics Conference (ATPC) organized by John Alexander at BDM Corporation's secure facility in McLean, Virginia. Shannon provides partial corroboration for the Wilson-Davis memo — the 15-page document by Eric Davis documenting an alleged October 16, 2002 meeting with VADM Thomas R. Wilson (recently retired DIA Director) about classified UAP-related programs. While Wilson 'repeatedly and categorically denied' the account as 'pure fiction,' Shannon's partial corroboration adds weight to aspects of the narrative.

03 Deep_Dive_Intelligence

Intelligence Summary: Oke Shannon

Node Identity: Oke Shannon is a LANL physicist who connects the 1985 Advanced Theoretical Physics Conference (ATPC) to the Wilson-Davis memo controversy. His partial corroboration of the Wilson-Davis account provides independent support for aspects of the narrative.

Key Involvements:

  • 1985 Advanced Theoretical Physics Conference (ATPC) attendee
    • One of three LANL physicists at the conference
    • Conference organized by John Alexander at BDM Corporation (McLean, VA)
    • Top Secret/Restricted Data clearance
    • Informal effort to assess whether UFO evidence justified a funded federal research program
  • Wilson-Davis memo partial corroboration
    • Eric Davis's 15-page document of alleged Oct 16, 2002 meeting with VADM Thomas Wilson
    • Wilson denied the account as 'pure fiction'
    • Shannon provided partial corroboration for aspects of the narrative

Evidence Calibration:

  • ESTABLISHED: LANL physicist role, ATPC attendance (1985)
  • ESTABLISHED: Partial corroboration of Wilson-Davis memo
  • DISPUTED: Wilson-Davis memo overall accuracy (Wilson denied; Shannon partially corroborated)

04 Network_Linkage

Oke Shannon connects LANL to the 1985 ATPC (via John Alexander) and to the Wilson-Davis memo controversy (via Eric Davis). His partial corroboration is significant because it provides independent support from a LANL physicist for aspects of a document that the primary subject (VADM Wilson) denied.

05 Related_Entities (2)

John Alexander
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ATPC co-attendee (1985)
Eric Davis
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Wilson-Davis memo author (Shannon partially corroborated)

05b Related_Topics (2)

UAP Investigation
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06 Research_Findings (1)

Finding

Shannon: LANL physicist, ATPC 1985 attendee, Wilson-Davis memo partial corroboration

07 Key_Findings

  • ▸ 1985 Advanced Theoretical Physics Conference (ATPC) attendee
  • ▸ One of three LANL physicists at the conference
  • ▸ Conference organized by John Alexander at BDM Corporation (McLean, VA)
  • ▸ Top Secret/Restricted Data clearance
  • ▸ Informal effort to assess whether UFO evidence justified a funded federal research program

10 FAQ

Who is Oke Shannon? ▾
Identity: Oke Shannon is a LANL physicist who connects the 1985 Advanced Theoretical Physics Conference (ATPC) to the Wilson-Davis memo controversy. His partial corroboration of the Wilson-Davis account provides independent support for aspects of the narrative.
What role does Oke Shannon play in the research network? ▾
Oke Shannon is classified under the "UAP Research" category, serving as LANL physicist and 1985 Advanced Theoretical Physics Conference attendee; partial corroboration of Wilson-Davis memo, belonging to the GRAY_TRACK_EXOTIC vertical group. Oke Shannon connects LANL to the 1985 ATPC (via John Alexander) and to the Wilson-Davis memo controversy (via Eric Davis). His partial corroboration is significant because it provides independent...
What evidence supports the Oke Shannon assessment? ▾
The intelligence assessment for Oke Shannon is supported by 1 research finding. These documents provide the evidentiary basis for the analysis.
How does Oke Shannon connect to other entities in the network? ▾
Oke Shannon is connected to 2 entities in the intelligence network, including John Alexander (person) and Eric Davis (person). Key relationships: John Alexander: ATPC co-attendee (1985) ; Eric Davis: Wilson-Davis memo author (Shannon partially corroborated). Oke Shannon connects LANL to the 1985 ATPC (via John Alexander) and to the Wilson-Davis memo controversy (via Eric Davis). His partial corroboration is significant because it provides independent...
What is Oke Shannon's background and expertise? ▾
Identity: Oke Shannon is a LANL physicist who connects the 1985 Advanced Theoretical Physics Conference (ATPC) to the Wilson-Davis memo controversy. His partial corroboration of the Wilson-Davis account provides independent support for aspects of the narrative.
What research findings mention Oke Shannon? ▾
Oke Shannon appears in 1 research analysis document, including "APEC events, Edward Moses/Longview, Oke Shannon/Wilson memo". Shannon: LANL physicist, ATPC 1985 attendee, Wilson-Davis memo partial corroboration
How does Oke Shannon fit into the broader intelligence network? ▾
Oke Shannon connects LANL to the 1985 ATPC (via John Alexander) and to the Wilson-Davis memo controversy (via Eric Davis). His partial corroboration is significant because it provides independent support from a LANL physicist for aspects of a document that the primary subject (VADM Wilson) denied.
What are the alternative names or aliases for Oke Shannon? ▾
Oke Shannon is also known as: Oke Shannon. These alternative names appear across different source documents and may reflect codenames, abbreviations, or historical references.
Why is Oke Shannon considered classified or significant? ▾
Identity: Oke Shannon is a LANL physicist who connects the 1985 Advanced Theoretical Physics Conference (ATPC) to the Wilson-Davis memo controversy. His partial corroboration of the Wilson-Davis account provides independent support for aspects of the narrative.
What is the historical timeline for Oke Shannon? ▾
Oke Shannon is referenced across documents spanning 1985–2002, with activity noted in 1985 and 2002. This temporal range is derived from the primary source documents in the research archive.
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