Jorge Martín

Early Career and Background

Jorge Martín was born in New York City in 1952 to Puerto Rican parents and returned to the island of Puerto Rico at age five. He studied Political Sciences at the University of Puerto Rico and began his career in investigative journalism in 1975, focusing specifically on the enigma of unidentified flying objects and alleged extraterrestrial presence. This initial commitment evolved into a 50-year career that has established him as a leading expert on Caribbean UFO phenomena and one of the most prolific researchers of Latin American UAP cases.

Investigative Focus and Methodology

Martín has investigated hundreds of UFO cases across Puerto Rico and the broader Caribbean region, employing journalistic methodology combined with field research and witness interviews. His work emphasizes regional patterns and clusters, particularly concentrating on Puerto Rico's mountainous terrain and military installations. A central focus of his research has been the El Yunque National Forest, where he has documented numerous sightings and claims of underground interdimensional bases and alleged joint military-extraterrestrial activity. He has also extensively investigated the Vieques archipelago, which has been subject to extensive U.S. military use, documenting reports of mysterious underground structures, vibrations, and anomalous phenomena coinciding with military operations.

Martín's approach blends conventional investigative journalism with more speculative interpretive frameworks, examining connections between UFO sightings, alleged alien bases, and both covert military and purported extraterrestrial activities. His work on the chupacabra phenomenon in Puerto Rico and throughout Latin America attempts to contextualize these accounts within the broader UAP phenomenon.

Publications and Media Work

Martín has authored multiple books examining specific aspects of Puerto Rican and Caribbean UFO phenomena, including The Lazar Report, Project E.B.As (Extraterrestrial Biological Entities), Taken in the Light, Vieques: Shooting Range of the 3rd Kind (published in both English and Spanish), and El Yunque: Portal to Other Worlds. His works have been translated and distributed to over twenty countries, achieving international recognition and establishing him as a significant voice in Latin American ufology.

Martín has served as editor of multiple UFO-focused publications, including the Puerto Rican magazines ¡ENIGMA!, UFO Evidence, Milenio X, and currently ENIGMAS del Milenio. Beyond print and book media, he has produced radio programs dedicated to UFO and extraterrestrial subjects and has been a frequent guest on major paranormal and alternative media platforms, including regular appearances on Coast to Coast AM, one of the most widely distributed radio programs in North America dealing with anomalous phenomena.

Mainstream Recognition and Consulting

Despite the speculative nature of some of his interpretations, Martín has achieved mainstream professional recognition. He has served as a consultant and expert analyst to major international television networks including National Geographic, FOX, and NBC on matters relating to UFO phenomena and alleged extraterrestrial presence. This consulting work reflects the serious investigative foundation of his research, even where his conclusions diverge from conventional academic perspectives.

Martín's influence extends through international speaking engagements, interviews, and collaborative research with other UFO researchers and journalists. He remains active in contemporary disclosure discussions and continues to investigate new cases while maintaining archives of historical Puerto Rican and Caribbean UFO documentation.