John Greenewald

RESEARCHER

John Greenewald

Researcher, Creator of The Black Vault

RESEARCHER

John Greenewald is an American researcher who founded The Black Vault, an online archive of government documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act.

Contributions to UAP Research

Greenewald has obtained and published thousands of government documents related to UAP, intelligence agencies, and other topics. His work emphasizes transparency and primary sources.

Academic and Professional Background

Greenewald began filing FOIA requests as a teenager. He has built The Black Vault into one of the largest private archives of declassified documents.

Key Publications and Statements

Notable works: The Black Vault website, analysis of government documents

Representative statement: Greenewald advocates for government transparency and believes that persistent FOIA requests can uncover hidden truths.

Analysis and Commentary

Greenewald's document‑based approach provides raw material for researchers. His work often reveals government interest in UAP while also showing the limitations of FOIA.

Legacy and Influence

Greenewald is a leading figure in the government‑document research community.

SOURCE LOG
1Biographical references from published works and interviews.
2Academic and professional records where publicly available.
3Media appearances and documentary sources.
Editorial Note: This profile is based on publicly available information about John Greenewald. UAPI presents this information as part of the historical record of UAP research. Independent verification of claims is encouraged.