Chad Roishau, a former special operations contractor and founder of the Mighty Oaks Foundation, joins Tucker Carlson to discuss Shadow Figures, a new investigative series that uses military-grade expertise and field testing to examine historical mysteries and conspiracy theories — from the JFK assassination and Malaysia Flight 370 to Atlantis, ancient giants, and government mind-control technology — revealing a pattern of suppressed evidence, institutional incuriosity, and a worldview shaped by spiritual warfare.
JFK assassination: the storm-drain shooter and UAP motive
The series’ first episode centers on Jeff Crookshank, a former Australian intelligence officer who argues JFK was killed not over the Bay of Pigs or the mafia, but because he demanded access to classified UAP programs — specifically Project Palladium (radar spoofing of Soviet defenses) and Operation Bluegill/Operation Dominic (high-altitude nuclear tests that risked triggering nuclear war with the USSR).
Crookshank contends that CIA Director Allen Dulles blocked Kennedy’s access to these programs, and that the assassination was carried out by the same CIA-trained team originally prepared to kill Fidel Castro, with Lee Harvey Oswald — a former Project Palladium participant — as a patsy.
To test the “grassy knoll storm drain” theory, Roishau assembled elite snipers (including Navy SEAL sniper school commander Mark Green and Marine Force Recon scout sniper Cody Alfred) to recreate the shooting geometry.
The team confirmed Oswald could have fired three shots in eight seconds from the sixth floor with a Carcano rifle at 60–90 yards, and the “magic bullet” trajectory through JFK and Governor Connally is ballistically plausible with a 7.5mm full-metal-jacket round at 2,000+ fps.
However, forensic analysis of the fatal head shot — entry front-right, exit rear-left — contradicts a sixth-floor origin; when Alfred fired from the storm drain (10–15 feet from the motorcade) at a dummy positioned at JFK’s documented lean, the impact matched the autopsy precisely, and the trajectory math excludes the Book Depository.
The conclusion: the third, fatal shot came from the storm drain, implying at least two shooters — a finding Roishau calls “math, not opinion.”
Malaysia Flight 370: the orb-interception theory and the lithium-battery test
Episode two examines Ashton Forbes’ theory that MH370 was intercepted by U.S. government orb technology and teleported to a secret CIA base, motivated by 20 semiconductor engineers aboard (allegedly defecting to China with classified tech).
Forbes cites dual-angle satellite/drone footage showing three orbs circling the smoking aircraft in synchronized pattern, then flashing and making it vanish; the plane allegedly reappeared 1,000 miles away near a CIA base, with cell phones pinging at both locations and family phones ringing for a week.
Roishau’s team tested the official “lithium battery fire” narrative (200 lbs of unmanifested batteries) using a 1/30th-scale aircraft — the fire consumed the model in minutes, making a sustained hour-long flight to a rendezvous impossible.
A Hollywood VFX expert assessed the orb footage as undoctored due to realistic orb-smoke interaction, but Roishau remains skeptical of the teleportation claim; the fire test, however, undermines the official explanation.
Atlantis and the pre-flood world: Bimini Road, Book of Enoch, and forbidden technology
Roishau, a Christian, frames his investigation through Genesis 3:15 (the “first gospel” — seed war between the woman’s offspring and the serpent’s) and Genesis 6 / Book of Enoch: 200 “Watcher” angels descended at Mount Hermon, traded forbidden technology (weapons, medicine, sorcery, megalithic engineering) for human wives, producing the Nephilim giants.
He argues the Flood was an act of mercy to preserve the Messianic bloodline from total corruption, and that pre-flood civilizations built the unexplained megalithic structures (Machu Picchu’s 300-ton precision blocks, Jordan’s megaliths, Illinois mounds) using lost technology — modern masons cannot replicate them.
Episode three investigates the Bimini Road in the Bahamas (20 ft deep, not “sunken” per se) with Tim Alberino (Birthright author) as shadow figure; the team searched for non-natural features: consistent right angles, pillowing (poured stone settling), shimming (leveling stones), and geometrically patterned drill holes.
They found multiple stones — on land and underwater — exhibiting all four features; a lifelong local diver was “blown away” by the newly exposed section; Alberino’s maxim: “You don’t build roads to nowhere.”
Roishau is certain the examined stones are man-made, not erosional; institutional archaeology (Smithsonian, National Geographic) shows zero interest, which he attributes to spiritual suppression of pre-flood history.
Giants, Nephilim, and the Smithsonian suppression
Roishau asserts that every time giant skeletal evidence surfaces, it goes to the Smithsonian and vanishes; the Smithsonian denies this, but he cites biblical consistency (Goliath, post-flood giants) and modern testimony.
He recounts the “Giant of Kandahar” story (early 2000s, Afghanistan): Marines engaged a giant in a firefight; a recovery team killed it and flew the body to the U.S. on a C-17; Tim Alberino privately interviewed the pilot, who confirmed the account.
Roishau connects this to Sasquatch/Bigfoot: not a primitive ape but an intelligent, elusive ancient being (Nephilim remnant); game cameras everywhere yet no clear photos supports this — they avoid detection deliberately.
He believes post-flood angelic rebellion continued (seed war persists), so giants/Nephilim exist today in remote regions; he and Alberino plan an expedition to a location with current firsthand sightings.
Government mind-control tech: voice-to-skull (Project Blue Beam test)
Episode seven tests whether “Project Blue Beam” — mass deception via fake alien invasion or divine voices — is technologically feasible using a sound expert with RadioShack-level gear.
The team built an ultrasonic sound laser (like bone-conduction headphones without contact) that vibrates the skull to transmit voices directly into a person’s head at up to 200 yards; the target hears it internally, not through ears, and bystanders hear nothing.
They tested it on two police officers under the guise of a “telepathy experiment”: first convinced them of mind-reading by transmitting written thoughts, then hit one officer with a “voice of God” while her partner heard silence — she was genuinely terrified, questioning her sanity.
The expert can clone any voice (e.g., from internet recordings) and project it; Roishau calls it “terrifying” — if civilians can do this with cheap gear, governments have had it for decades; it explains “targeted individual” reports of voices in the head.
The technology enables perfect manipulation: convince someone they thought it themselves, drive them insane, or sway populations — a real-world “voice of God” weapon.
Mighty Oaks Foundation: veteran suicide, SSRIs, and faith-based recovery
Roishau shares his own story: eight Afghanistan tours, debilitating panic/depression, 2010 suicide attempt; the VA’s only answer was SSRIs, which numbed his empathy for ~10 years and created a “brain vibration” withdrawal syndrome lasting years.
He cites the VA’s 17/day veteran suicide stat (excluding jumps, crashes, overdoses); independent estimates reach 50/day; one suicide triggers generational risk (1 in 3 children of suicides follow suit).
Steve Toth discipled him: “If your plan doesn’t involve Christ, I’m not helping” — surrendering to Jesus brought restoration no medication or therapy achieved.
Founded Mighty Oaks (2011): free 6-day intensives for active duty, veterans, first responders, families (~800k served, $10M/yr programming); peer-led, biblical principles but not evangelistic — half arrive non-Christian (agnostics, even a Satanist deacon who converted and became a missionary).
Core method: peer-level accountability (“only an addict helps an addict”), forcing ownership of 1% responsibility to reclaim 100% agency; the “epiphany moment” of alignment with created purpose, then discipleship.
VA still refuses to institutionalize such programs despite using Mighty Oaks; SSRIs carry suicide-ideation warnings yet remain first-line treatment — “if they worked, suicide rates would drop.”
Spiritual warfare, institutional suppression, and the pursuit of truth
Roishau sees all threads connected: a spiritual war begun in Eden (Genesis 3:15), manifesting as physical suppression (Smithsonian, Antarctica treaties, classified UAP programs, MH370 cover-up) and psychological warfare (voice-to-skull, SSRIs, narrative control).
Antarctica: “Black Pyramid” visible on Google Maps, tip of a structure; multinational treaties block access — “if they stop you, there’s an answer there”; truth is the only thing suppressed.
He expects no full disclosure in this age — “obstruction to truth” is systemic — but will keep digging: Turkey’s megaliths, Egypt, Antarctica, the Black Pyramid.
Carlson and Roishau agree: curiosity is now criminalized; official explanations are non-explanations; the only rational response is relentless pursuit of truth regardless of outcome.
