Area 51 investigator alleges the FBI & Air Force raided his home, seized all tech, data, and personal records

AN Area 51 researcher has claimed that his home was raided by the FBI and the US Air Force, who he said seized all his computers in what he described as a “humiliating” experience.

Joerg Arnu runs the Dreamland Resort website which is dedicated to the goings on at the infamous base located in Nevada.

George Knapp Chief Investigative Reporter for KLAS reported the raid on Friday. According to Knapp, Anru said that raids also extended to his residences in Las Vegas and also in the town of Rachel were searched by a “combined team” of the FBI and Air Force.

Arnu wrote on the Dreamland Resort website that “each location saw at least 15-20 agents rummaging through our homes and about 8 vehicles.”

“I will spare you the details, but it got quite tense and humiliating for me in Rachel and for my girlfriend in Vegas,” he said. “All my laptops, phones, memory sticks, cameras, drone and other items were seized.”

“When it was all over I was left in Rachel with two broken doors, broken furniture inside the house and zero means to communicate.”

“Our Vegas home fared a little better, with only a broken front door and torn down blinds,” Arnu said.

He added that they they had taken “ALL my data, medical files, financial and tax records, passwords, everything.”

“To the best of my knowledge I have not broken the law,” he said. “The search warrants are not very specific but aerial photos of Area 51 and other installations came up repeatedly. So I have taken those down for now to defuse the situation.”

Arnu said he is now “stuck with thousands in cost for repairs and replacement of the most essential electronics and expected legal fees.”

“I will speak with an attorney tomorrow about how to proceed,” he said.

As of writing, the FBI has not commented on the alleged raid.