The owner of a significant Area 51 website says that the Feds raided his home and that anyone could be next.

Joerg Arnu owns a website called Dreamlandresort.com, which is themed around the mysterious Area 51 site. He told Fox News Digital on Saturday about his experience with the federal agents and stated:

"What I learned is truly incredible and, in my opinion, a much bigger story than the raid of my homes. What was done to my girlfriend and me, two unarmed, innocent, cooperating senior citizens, is totally within the law. Truly incredible!"

Arnu says that 15 to 20 federal agents visited his home by raiding those homes. He and his girlfriend own two homes in the Nevada area, and he says that agents busted through the doors before pulling the couple outside and detaining them while the homes were searched. He says that the agents treated him and his girlfriend very disrespectfully.

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He says he is unaware of any crime he might have allegedly committed. The only piece of information that he says he got from the federal agents is that they were there concerning some images of Area 51 that he posted on his website.

Arnu estimates that the agents did approximately $25,000 worth of damage to his home between the broken doors and the value of hard drives, cameras, and other materials that they ceased from the home. He stated the following:

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"I have not been charged with a crime, and all my attempts to reach out to the FBI to at least get my much-needed medical and financial records and passwords stored on the seized computers were in vain,"

He says he has not heard anything back from the feds about the search.

Photos were provided to Fox News Digital that shows Arnu's door bent from its frame. This is damage that Arnu alleges was committed by the feds. He also says that his girlfriend was:

"led out into the street barefoot and only in her underwear in full view of the neighbors."

There is still no comment from the government about this situation or those allegations.