Tompkins stunned the world in July 2017 during a press conference where he made an unprecedented claim — he had worked with aliens during his tenure at the Douglas Aircraft Company, a revelation predating NASA by 4-7 years. His assertions didn't stop there; two years before the interview, Tompkins authored a book chronicling his collaboration with an extraterrestrial civilization, sparking global shockwaves and raising questions about the role of alien intelligence in a clandestine space program.
Among Tompkins' most extraordinary claims was his assertion that during World War II, the Nazis had acquired extraterrestrial technology. This technology allegedly allowed them to construct massive underground factories in Antarctica, where they manufactured flying saucers with the assistance of Draco, an alien civilization. According to Tompkins, Draco's ultimate plan was to eradicate humanity.
Despite the fantastical nature of his statements, several compelling facts hint at a lingering mystery in Antarctica. In 1947, Admiral Richard Byrd led a naval expedition to Antarctica based on classified Nazi documents, revealing the existence of a new land, Swabia, settled by the Germans under the ice. The subsequent American expedition faced unexpected encounters with unidentified flying objects, resulting in the loss of submarines, escort ships, and planes.
The secrecy surrounding Antarctica intensified after the war. Classified documents and records were seized, leading to the assumption that the United States gained control of the Nazi bases. Tompkins added another layer to the narrative, claiming that his encounters with three aliens in Las Vegas paved the way for the Apollo program.
Tompkins referred to these extraterrestrial entities as "Nordics" — beings from different parts of the galaxy who, according to him, played a crucial role in assisting humanity. He even recounted being present at the "Battle of Los Angeles (1942)," where UFOs faced a barrage of gunfire.
The mystery deepens when considering why modern satellites fail to reveal any visible signs of these alleged bases in Antarctica. Some researchers propose the existence of a parallel world, shrouding these extraterrestrial enclaves from human eyes.
Just a month after his shocking conference, William Tompkins passed away unexpectedly, leaving behind a legacy of extraordinary claims and unanswered questions. His life story, marked by encounters with aliens, secret collaborations, and the mysteries of Antarctica, continues to be a fascinating and perplexing chapter in the exploration of the unknown.
