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Terence Winter to Adapt Jay Stratton's UFO Memoir for TV

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In Short: Emmy-winning writer Terence Winter is developing a series based on former U.S. intelligence official Jay Stratton's memoir about investigating unidentified anomalous phenomena.

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Emmy-winning writer Terence Winter is set to adapt Jay Stratton's memoir 'Out of the Shadows' into a TV series, focusing on the U.S. government's investigation of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) and non-human intelligent life.

Winter, known for his work on 'Boardwalk Empire' and 'Tulsa King,' will executive produce the series via his Cold Front Productions.

Dan Farah, director of the recent UAP documentary 'The Age of Disclosure,' has acquired the film and TV rights to Stratton's book and will produce the series.

Stratton's memoir, to be published by HarperCollins on Oct. 13, details his 16-year investigation into UAP for the federal government.

Stratton, a former Chief of Air & Space Warfare in the Defense Warning Office of the Defense Intelligence Agency, also led the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force, the first whole-of-government investigation of UAP.

Winter noted that Stratton's story shares elements with some of his favorite shows and movies, including 'Homeland,' 'The Americans,' and 'The Hunt for Red October.

Farah praised the book, saying, 'Out of the Shadows has the propulsive storytelling of a high-stakes political thriller.

Stratton's memoir reveals an 80-year cover-up of non-human intelligent life and details his fight against powerful gatekeepers who have hidden the truth.

Stratton stated, 'It’s time for the world to learn the truth,' emphasizing the importance of transparency in the UAP investigation.

The series aims to explore whether humans are the only intelligent life in the universe, a question that has intrigued humanity throughout history.

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