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By Samuel López | USA Herald

They walk among us. That is the claim — and the person making it is not a fringe internet theorist or a late-night radio caller. She is a former intelligence analyst with a background in astrophysics who served on the United States government's UAP Task Force, the very body stood up by the Pentagon to detect, analyze, and catalog unidentified aerial phenomena.

Her name is Sarah Gamm, and what she is now saying publicly — in an unscripted, street-side interview in the nation's capital — is the kind of statement that, until very recently, would have ended careers. Today, with congressional UFO hearings, classified file drops, and a sitting congresswoman confirming another imminent release of entity-related government materials, it lands differently.

"I have met non-human intelligence in public"

"There is a space where it is known for NHI to be present — they do look kind of similar to humans… there's quite a few around the area here in the DC Metro area where some NHI show up."

— Sarah Gamm, former UAP Task Force intelligence analyst

The specificity is what separates her account from the generalized speculation that dominates this space. She names a location. She names a population. She describes a perceptual mechanism. And she puts her name on it.

When asked to describe the nature of her encounter with what she believes was a non-human entity, Gamm's account becomes more detailed — and more unsettling.

"I first noticed the energy of the entity walking in before I even knew who they were or anything. I felt the energy first, and then I looked at what my body was reacting to."

— Sarah Gamm

This is not the language of a visual sighting. It is the language of a trained observer — one who also happens to claim experience as a psychic medium — describing a sensory and physiological response that preceded any cognitive identification. That distinction matters.

Gamm is not saying she saw something unusual and drew a conclusion. She is saying her body registered something her mind had not yet processed. When pressed further on the nature of that energy and the conclusion she drew from the encounter, she was explicit:

"My first thought — it was a hybrid, so it was part human and part NHI. I feel like my body kind of got rigid because it didn't know how to react, it didn't know what it was encountering."

— Sarah Gamm

The word she uses — hybrid — carries enormous weight in the UAP research community and, increasingly, in the halls of Congress. It implies not a being from another world passing through, but one that has, in some form, been integrated into this one. Part human. Part something else. Capable of moving through public spaces in Washington D.C. without triggering alarm — until, apparently, someone with Gamm's particular perceptual training walks into the room.

Her contacts within the intelligence and UAP research communities, she says, have confirmed what she experienced: that non-human intelligences are present and living undetected in specific locations across the United States. The D.C. Metro area, she asserts, is one of them.

THE CONGRESSIONAL CONFIRMATION

Gamm's street-level disclosure does not exist in isolation. Days before this report was filed, Rep. Anna Paulina Luna — one of the most outspoken members of Congress on UAP transparency — confirmed that another tranche of government UFO files is imminent, and that this release will be different from those that came before it. The focus, she indicated, will be on the entities themselves.

"There will be another UFO file drop in the next week. We have been told these are interdimensional, not extraterrestrial."

— Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL)

The semantic shift Luna is describing — from extraterrestrial to interdimensional — is not a minor rhetorical adjustment. It is a fundamental reframing of the entire UAP disclosure project. "Extraterrestrial" implies a physical origin point: another planet, another star system, a journey across measurable space. "Interdimensional" implies something far more difficult to contain, classify, or even conceptualize within existing scientific frameworks. It suggests beings that do not travel to our world from afar, but that exist adjacent to it — accessible through dimensions of reality that conventional physics is only beginning to theorize about, and that may have been present here, alongside humanity, for far longer than anyone in an official capacity has been willing to state.

Luna elaborated on what witnesses have communicated directly to Congress: "Our witnesses have told us some very interesting things. They don't use the word extraterrestrial. They use interdimensional. And then look for the stuff for yourself and make your own conclusions."

That invitation — suggests that what is in these files is neither easily dismissed nor comfortably summarized. It is the language of a lawmaker who has seen enough to know that the public will need to process this for themselves.

ANCIENT ECHOES: THE BOOK OF ENOCH, NIMROD, AND GILGAMESH

Rep. Luna has made no secret of her belief that these entities may have a connection to the ancient religious and mythological record — specifically to the Book of Enoch, the pre-biblical text that describes the Watchers, a class of angelic or semi-divine beings who descended to Earth, took human companions, and produced a hybrid offspring known as the Nephilim. The parallels to what Gamm is describing — beings that are "part human and part NHI," present in physical locations, detectable through energetic means — are not subtle.

The figures of Nimrod and Gilgamesh, as referenced in biblical and Mesopotamian tradition, extend this thread further. Gilgamesh, the Sumerian king-hero of the world's oldest known epic, is described in ancient texts as two-thirds divine and one-third human — a hybrid by the very definition now being applied to the beings Sarah Gamm says she encountered in a public space in Washington D.C. Nimrod, the biblical ruler described as a "mighty one" who sought to build a tower reaching into the heavens, has long been interpreted by scholars in both theological and alternative historical contexts as a figure whose power may have derived from a non-human lineage.

Whether one approaches these ancient accounts as literal history, as encoded memory of genuine pre-modern encounters, or as sophisticated mythological frameworks built to process experiences that defied ordinary categorization, their resonance with the current UAP disclosure trajectory is striking. The question being asked in congressional briefings today — what are these beings, where do they come from, and how long have they been here — is, at its core, the same question the authors of the Book of Enoch were grappling with thousands of years ago.

The difference is that today, we may be weeks away from the government's official answer.

WHAT COMES NEXT

The anticipated war.gov/UFO file release, confirmed by Rep. Luna, is expected to contain materials focused on the entities themselves.

Samuel López is an investigative reporter covering national security, UAP disclosure, and emerging intelligence affairs for USA Herald. All quotes attributed to Sarah Gamm are drawn from a publicly available video interview. Statements attributed to Rep. Anna Paulina Luna reflect her public on-record remarks. USA Herald presents this report as a factual account of public claims and does not independently verify the existence of non-human entities.