Jaime Shandera
Film producer who in December 1984 received the undeveloped film containing the Eisenhower Briefing Document, launching the MJ-12 controversy.
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Jaime Shandera
Jaime Shandera is the film producer through whose North Hollywood mail slot the MJ-12 story began. In December 1984 he received an envelope of undeveloped 35mm film, wrapped in brown paper and postmarked Albuquerque; developed, it yielded the Eisenhower Briefing Document and the Truman-Forrestal memo [S1].
Shandera worked closely with William Moore. The pair held the material privately for over two years, releasing it in spring 1987 only after Timothy Good obtained an independent copy and prepared to publish [S1].
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[S1] "Majestic 12" / https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Majestic_12 / Accessed 2026-08-30
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