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R. Evans Hineman
Also: RE Hineman · Evans Hineman
CIA Deputy Director for Science & Technology, 1982–1989
Hume got Hineman on record acknowledging involvement in UFO programs in the 1980s — after Blue Book. Hume's standing demand: release the CIA DS&T UFO program files from that decade. He has urged AARO and later declassification tranches to interview him.
- Hume links Hineman's 1989 departure to shutdown of a Lockheed Chatsworth CAT-3 hazardous store that allegedly held UFO materials.
- After a mix-up was clarified, Hineman stopped answering. Hume later called mentioning whistleblower protections and AARO a mistake.
Files related to this name
CIA DS&T UFO programs, 1980s — Hineman acknowledgement
No document release. Hineman acknowledged involvement in UFO programs after Blue Book. After a mix-up was clarified he stopped answering; Hume later said mentioning whistleblower protections and AARO was a mistake. Hume: until those files appear, 'you are no closer to the truth than 2017.'
Open record
EPA FOIA — Lockheed California hazardous materials / CAT-3 store
EPA: no records. Pointed Hume to California GeoTracker (business name LOCKHEED). Hume notes Rye Canyon closed 1995 and a FUDS case for joint Navy & LMSC (later LMSSC). He did not have time to mine the whole dump.
Open record
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- 2026-08-01
This is Evans Hineman CIA DDS&T 82-89. He acknowledge to me involvement in UFO programs in the 80s, this is after PBB closed.