Since 2009 · Public Relations · Media Intelligence · Strategic Communications
InMillhouse
Intelligence-driven communications for those who shape the narrative.
We bring public relations and media intelligence into one practice: understanding the public climate, protecting reputation and shaping considered communications. Political research, crisis counsel and media strategy inform a clear public voice — grounded in evidence, delivered with discretion.
- 01
- Cited.
- 02
- Sourced.
- 03
- Defensible.
Proprietary instrument
Interrogate the Archive
The research instrument supporting our wider public relations and media intelligence practice consults 24 collections — government archives, university libraries and independent research institutes — reads the pertinent documents in full and returns a considered analysis — each assertion tied to the very passage that supports it. Further questions take the inquiry deeper.
CIA Reading Room · FBI Vault · NSA Declassified · US National Archives · UK National Archives · National Archives of Australia · National Security Archive (George Washington University) · Wilson Center Digital Archive · Avalon Project (Yale Law School) · Hoover Institution Library & Archives (Stanford) · Miller Center Presidential Recordings (University of Virginia) · RAND Corporation · Federation of American Scientists · Chatham House · SIPRI · CourtListener (US federal & state courts) · BAILII (UK & Ireland courts) · Find Case Law (UK National Archives) · Rechtspraak.nl (Dutch courts) · Lovdata (Norwegian courts) · CURIA (EU Court of Justice) · HUDOC (European Court of Human Rights) · Légifrance (French courts) · German federal courts (rechtsprechung-im-internet)
Press room
Latest discoveries
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
The operating theatre where human blood looked green
A 2007 medical report described an extraordinary colour change with a chemical, not extraterrestrial, explanation.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
The lizards whose green blood evolved repeatedly
New Guinea skinks tolerate striking concentrations of a pigment produced when red blood cells break down.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
Why an octopus really does have blue blood
Copper-based oxygen transport gives these marine animals a colour unfamiliar from human anatomy.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
Where television fiction meets the limits of confined-space rescue
Tooms is an invented character; the Nutty Putty tragedy involved real people and physical constraints.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
The London sewer blockage that became a museum object
Whitechapel’s enormous fatberg exposed the consequences of sending fats and unsuitable waste down drains.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
Antarctica’s Blood Falls is not bleeding
Iron-rich brine produces the red outflow from Taylor Glacier, while salt helps explain its hidden liquid supply.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
The fungus behind the “zombie ant” nickname
A parasite changes its host’s behaviour, but the mechanism is biology rather than resurrection.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
The tiny animals that survived exposure to space
An orbital experiment demonstrated remarkable resilience, not limitless survival or an extraterrestrial origin.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
The jellyfish that can reverse its life cycle
The “immortal” jellyfish can return to an earlier developmental stage, but its nickname needs qualification.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
Vampire fears on the record: the European investigations of 1732
Eighteenth-century Serbian cases document belief and administrative responses, not evidence of the undead.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
Project Blue Book: the files behind the flying-saucer era
A vast Air Force archive—and a conclusion often oversimplified.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
AARO’s historical review: testing extraordinary claims
A government inquiry that distinguishes testimony from corroboration.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
NASA’s UAP report: better data before big conclusions
The scientific panel focused on how to investigate, not what to believe.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
CIA’s U-2 flights and the UFO wave
A classified aircraft offered a mundane explanation for some puzzling lights.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
Hessdalen’s lights: a field study in Norway
Recurring luminous observations invite measurement, not instant explanation.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
The Wow! signal: a remarkable radio event
A famous 1977 detection, never repeated in the same way.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
BLC1: a signal that looked promising, then terrestrial
The nearby-star candidate was traced to human-made interference.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
Rendlesham Forest: Britain’s best-known UFO case
A military witness account, disputed interpretations and no confirmed craft.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
The Navy’s Gimbal video: what the footage can show
An authentic recording is not the same as an identified object.
30 Oct 2026 · InMillhouse
The Bloop: an ocean sound with a natural explanation
A mysterious hydrophone recording was later matched to ice activity.
The practice
Reputation. Intelligence. Influence.
“Sound intelligence. Considered counsel. A public voice worthy of trust.”
For matters of reputation, public affairs and communications, begin with a confidential consultation.
Open to every researcher · Free
Research it. Verify it. Publish it.
Interrogate the declassified record, get the facts, stay informed — then publish up to 20 cited findings on InMillhouse Discoveries with a free account.