Summary

Welsh IT technician who in 1996 - five years before Gary McKinnon - accessed US military networks including Wright-Patterson AFB, Griffiss Air Force Base Research Laboratory, and NASA, specifically hunting for suppressed UFO and free-energy evidence. Operating under the handle 'Kuji' with a Commodore Amiga and a blueboxing program called Roxbox, he claims to have found documents describing a working anti-gravity prototype. The US government called him 'the single biggest threat to world peace since Adolf Hitler'; charges were dropped in November 1997 when the Crown offered no evidence and the US declined to cooperate with UK prosecution.

Roles

• -Systems Administrator
• -UAP Evidence Claimant
• -Ethical Hacker and Security Consultant

Organizations

Education

• -Self-taught computer programming, systems administration, and network security

Early Career

• -Struggled with school and turned to the online world as an escape; taught himself programming and network intrusion techniques as a teenager in Cardiff
• -Met hacker Richard Pryce ('Datastream Cowboy') online; the two coordinated intrusions into US government and military systems in 1994-1996
• -His stated sole motivation was to locate evidence of the Roswell UFO crash and suppressed anti-gravity technology he believed was stored at Wright-Patterson AFB