
Length1h 19m
About this audiobook
From a flat in Crouch End, Gary McKinnon reached 97 US military and NASA computers — not by breaking in, but by walking through open doors marked No Entry that someone had left unlocked. He took nothing and broke nothing; on the way out he even left a polite sticky note on the door reminding them to lock it. He did what any capable and curious person would do. He was looking for evidence of UFOs. What he found was a spreadsheet — column headers, branch codes, hull designators, transfer durations — and one integer: 4680. Thirteen years. Fleet to fleet. The official story played straight, the one row he copied that was never shown in court, and the world on the other side of an empty password field.
Audiobook details
GenreBiography and Memoir
Length1 hr 19 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJul 23, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
18Chapter 15 — Ebe
2NULL HORIZON
19Chapter 16—Twelve
3NULL HORIZON
20Chapter 17 — Two Suns
4Chapter 1 — Blank Password
21Chapter 18 — Thirteen Years
5Chapter 2—Remotely
22Chapter 19—The Return
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6Chapter 3—Your Security Is Crap
23Chapter 20 — The Leak
7Chapter 4 — Non-Terrestrial Officers
24Chapter 21 — Fleet to Fleet (Reprise)
8Chapter 5—Fleet to Fleet
25Chapter 22 — Coda
9Chapter 6—The Spreadsheet
26Chapter 99: Real / Debated / Invented / Legend
10Chapter 7 — 4,680 Days
27What this book did
11Chapter 8—Building 8
28I. What Gary McKinnon said he found
12Chapter 9 — The Download
29II. Legal record (summary timeline)
13Chapter 10—Copy
30III. NASA & DoD responses
14Chapter 11 — Knock
31IV. Sceptic & mundane readings (fair summary)
15Chapter 12—Extradition
32V. Project Serpo: legend dossier
16Chapter 13 — May
33VI. Invented for this novel
17Chapter 14—After
34VII. Four-bin index (load-bearing beats)