2 More UFO Experts Have VANISHED

Folks, I am going to give you guys a couple more suspicious deaths related to the UFOs in this video. If you've been following this channel for a while, you'll know that there has been an absolute scandal under wraps. Some people are saying that it's a cover up, but basically, Major General Neil McCassland, who was a retired Air Force general, basically he has gone missing. He was one of the few people that knew a lot about UFOs, about alien activity. Apparently, America's been trying to reverse engineer technology that crash landed on Earth for years now, and he just completely vanished without a trace. Absolutely no explanation of where he's gone. The feds can't find him. The local police can't find him. And ever since he's disappeared, more and more people are noticing a lot of very strange disappearances, deaths, and murders related to anybody who had anything to do with this UFO technology. And in this video, I'm going to tell you about two more very suspicious deaths that we can add to the list of deceased UFO experts that definitely definitely went out before their time.

But before I do that, I want to give you guys a little upate, a little update on the Neil McCassland uh situation because they're basically saying that this is a cover up. Okay, he's been missing for 27 days, vanished without a trace, and now people are basically saying that there is a cover up. Ross Koulthard is an investigative journalist and he thinks that basically the authorities are sweeping this under the rug just like all the other deaths and disappearances related to UFO experts. So I want to watch a few minutes from this NewsNation report first before I go to the Sentinel Network who has had some really good reporting on the other suspicious deaths related to this case. But let's take a look at this coverup and just ask ourselves how can a UFO expert just disappear into thinner? It doesn't it just doesn't make any sense.

I noticed there's been a lot of ill-informed commentary speculating that it's all nonsense and there's nothing to this. He lost his clearances in 2013 when he left the Air Force. He couldn't possibly know anything now that would be useful and all the UFO stuff is just specious nonsense. That is not the case. General Neil Mccasland was recorded in leaks that were leaked by the Russian GRU where they tapped in to the private Gmail of John Podesta. John Podesta was Hillary Clinton's campaign manager in the years running up to the 2016 election. And as you would remember, Ashley, back then, everybody thought Trump had an ice cubes chance in hell of winning against Hillary Clinton. She was seen as a dead ser, rightly or wrongly. And a lot of the people in the Pentagon who've been protecting what I think is one of the biggest secrets in human history, the mystery of nonhuman intelligence engaging with this planet, they knew the game was up. And so a covert liaison began between John Podesta, Hillary Clinton's campaign manager, and people like Robert Vice, the chief executive of Skunkworks at Loheed Martin, General Michael Kerry, a former very senior US Air Force Space Command general, and General Neil McKasland, and believe it or not, Tom Dong, the lead singer of Blink 182, the rock band. Why on earth was this disperate group of people meeting? Well, the leaked emails that were eventually posted on Wikileaks through the GRU, Russian military intelligence, they show that for many months prior to the election, there was an ongoing conversation between General Neil Mccasland and all of these people about UAP disclosure, about revealing the existence of a non-human intelligence engaging with this planet. This is why a lot of people who are saying there's nothing to this have no idea what they're talking about. And it really shocks me that that one of the things we forget is our history. And if we forget our history, we forget the real story.

General Neil McCaslin isn't just one of the most senior generals in the US military, now retired. He's somebody who was cleared to the very highest levels of some of our deepest, darkest, and most important national security secrets. He was for a while in charge of all SAPs special access programs. He was the liaison who handled the administration of SAPs, which is essentially America's deepest, darkest secrets. He then went on until 2013 to be the commander of the US Air Force's research laboratories at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. And it's Wright Patterson Air Force Base where most of the military's secret investigations into weaponry, aerospace, new technologies, new propulsion systems are done. It's a massive facility with extensive underground structures. General Neil Mccasland ran the whole joint.

Now, sadly, I feel terribly for his wife, Susan. She's spoken publicly and issued a statement, and she's obviously distressed by the speculation that Neil Masland might have been abducted or kidnapped or taken by potentially some foreign adversary power or maybe some private military contractor that doesn't want him to talk about something. And she's concerned that there's excessive speculation that because of his past employment in the Air Force, it might lead to an over speculation that he knows something now. The simple fact is he does. General Neil Mccasland has some of the biggest secrets in his head. Not just about the UFO UAP mystery. You can put that aside for one moment. He's cleared to top secret compartmented levels up to 2013 on secrets that still persist to this day about American weaponry, technology, space weapons, but also, and this is proven in these leaked emails from Wikileaks, also the UAP mystery. And it was incredibly Tom Dong, the lead singer of Blink 182, who went into detail about what General Neil Mccasand admitted he knew because of his privileged information as a senior US Air Force general. He told Tom Dong that during the Cold War, the United States found a life form, an alien life form, and that he retrieved and oversaw the retrieval of alien spacecraft. This is a reality. It's not idle speculation. This is a truth admitted by a senior Pentagon general to, believe it or not, incredibly, you couldn't write this as a movie, a rockstar who was fascinated in UFOs.

>> No. >> So Neil McCastelland is the granddaddy, all right, when it comes to actually having secret information about UFOs and and space technology. This is a real thing. I I've been look, I've been talking to friends and family about this. People have been telling me, "What you've been making videos about lately?" I said, "I've been making videos about the UFO murders, the UFO disappearances." They think I'm crazy, but this is really what's going on. All right? This guy's gone missing. He knows everything there is about the UF secrets when it comes to, you know, whether you want to say alien technology, space technology, advanced weapon systems, this guy is a big fish. And the fact that he's gone missing is extremely scary. Okay? Whether you think aliens, enemy governments, friendly governments, the US might he might he might have been talking a little bit too much. the US government might have taken him out.

So, here's the thing. All right. According to sources, President Trump refrained from releasing the UFO files. He had planned to declassify a lot of information about, you know, interactions with extraterrestrials, space technology, and things during his first term. And apparently Trump did this. Trump the big dog himself. Apparently, he didn't declassify the files in his first term because he feared for his life. Now, I got told by people very close to the Trump camp that in his first administration, he was going to make a disclosure about UAPs. >> And what happened? >> He got scared. And I'm sorry to have to say this about the most powerful person in the world, but the commanderin-chief of the US military was scared of his own government. He became aware that there are forces inside the US government that frankly would and have killed to protect this secret and he wasn't entirely confident that he could feel safe in making a a statement at the time about what he knows. He said, Trump said that in his opinion inside the government, all right, there were there were people more powerful than him that could, would and have killed people over this information. All right, makes you wonder, is that what went down with the JFK situ? I don't know. But Donald Trump himself was scared that they would kill him for disclosing the information about the aliens. God help a retired army general that has all these secrets, let alone the one of the the president Trump, possibly one of the most powerful presidents in the last hundred years essentially.

Okay, now let's talk about the two additional lames names that have been added to to the list of people who died that knew about this technology about these encounters. Okay, the Sentinel briefing, the Sentinel Network. This website has been a very, very interesting resource with a lot of reporting on suspicious deaths related to the UFOs. So, I'm going to read you this article and you're going to find out about the new names that have now been connected to this and it's very scary. The blind spot. Rocks are falling through our roofs. The man who tested whether we'd see them coming was shot on his porch. Independence Day 2024. Another manager in the same sensor pipeline died. His obituary is the only proof that he existed. All right, this is terrifying. Um, so they've got some links here to all the stuff. It says they're running it now. All right, here's what's interesting. This website has been covering all this stuff for a long time, and the mainstream media is miles behind, arguably even covering it up, but we're only now seeing a few major networks just beginning to cover the basics of this story. But the Sentinel Network has been covering this for a while. They're at the cutting edge of this and they're finding more and more bodies related to these research projects every single day.

So it says they're running it now. One week ago, we published the long count. Nine names connected to the defense aerospace corridor, deaths and disappearances spanning 9 months. We mapped the AFRL funding chain. We documented the institutional silence. We laid out the Maronei parallel. We said nobody was looking at this list as a list. In 7 days, the wall cracked. CNN ran the McCasslin story with details that we surfaced about his AFL command history. Fox News did the same and mapped the 1-hour vanishing window. ABC News ran our connections and detailed the search operations. Newsweek brought in a former FBI agent and talked about details first covered here. And on Saturday, News Nation reported the connection this publication documented first that M Monica Justinto Razer, the inventor of Mandaloy, vanished nine months before the general who oversaw the budget that funded her work. They named the specific directorate, the Air Force Research Laboratory Space Vehicles Dire Directorate, AFRL, SVD. None of them credited us. That's fine. I'm crediting you guys. All right, we're standing strong. We're rocking with the Centidor Network. Um, some of them credit None of them credited us. That's fine. The point was never credit. Hopefully, they'll mention me on here one day. That'll be fire. Um, the point was that somebody with subpoena authority would look at the list as a list. That's now happening.

While the networks ran our connections, we kept investigating. This briefing contains two new names, new evidence on existing cases, and a question that connects two Sentinel investigations that were supposed to be separate. We'll take them in order. They're about to blow this [ __ ] wide open. Okay, look at this space technology right here. Right. The instrument manager on July the 4th, 2024, Frank Wernern Maywald, 61, died in Los Angeles nearly a year before any anyone else in this investigation vanished or was killed. Myworld was a technical group supervisor at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. His obituary and his publication trail on the NASA technical report server document a career sping spanning radiometry, terraertz spectroscopy, spectroscopy, and orbital remote sensing. Okay, I'm honestly not smart enough for some of this stuff, but we're going to learn it together. Okay. He managed the development of the SBG VSWIR instrument, a visible shortwave infrared spect spectrometer designed for the surface biology and geology mission. He had previously overseen the successful delivery of instruments for the AMRC program and contributed to AMR, SWVR, AMR Jason 3 and the HIFI. These are not obscure academic instruments. Visible shortwave infrared spectroscopy detects anomalous surface emissions and identifies materials from orbit. Advanced microwave radiometry enables all weather target tracking and maritime domain awareness. The civilian applications are climate monitoring and oceanography, but the defense applications are intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance. The technology is inherently dual use and my world managed programs on both sides of that line. So what this is saying is basically he was working on technology that could be used to monitor anything anyone no matter the weather. And you know it could be used to monitor the weather. It could be used by governments to maintain intelligence surveillance reconnaissance and find people that maybe don't want to be found or get a view of the battlefield that maybe the average eye in the sky wouldn't be able to get.

Now his obituary contains no cause of death. No illness is mentioned. No decline is described. He was born on June the 24th, 1964 in Raten, Germany. Educated at the University of Cologne. He survived by a wife of 25 years, Yonj Maywald, his father, and his siblings. Entries in the public memorial guest book from his colleagues make clear that the death was sudden. Colleagues noted that he'd been actively engaged in ongoing projects and making plans for the future. The shock documented by his peers is not the language of a long illness. There was no press release from JPL, no memorial statement from NASA, no acknowledgement from Caltech, no local news coverage from the LA Times, Pasadena Star News, or any regional outlet. No entry located in the LA County Medical Examiner's public database. His obituary is the only public record that Frank Wernern Mywald even existed and then stopped existing. Sus JPL is where Monica Razer was working when she vanished 11 months later. Caltech IPAC where KL Gilmeare ran quality assurance on the Neoise data pipeline is the same institutional family. Three people from the Southern California Aerospace Corridor. Razer invented the alloy. Gilmeare validated the sensor pipeline. Maywald managed the instruments. All three of them gone. Very very suspicious. Right. It says a senior JPL technical groups of supervisor managing cutting edge dual use remote sensing instruments died suddenly at 61. No cause of death disclosed. No acknowledgement. The same silence that met the deaths and disappearances of razor grill and the right Patterson personnel. I u met Maywald nearly a year earlier. If this pattern has a beginning, it might be here. Independence Day 2024. The question we have to ask. 3 days ago, we published special report. The sky is falling. 11 confirmed fireball events in 20 days. Three meteorite falls reaching the ground. Since our report, four additional structures struck on two continents, bringing the total to seven. Two daytime air bursts with sonic booms over major American cities 4 days apart. No major active shower. no known debris stream. ESA's planetary defense team assessed that the Cobb lens object was a size class that impacts Earth infrequently and is often undetected by current sky surveys.

So, it says um the system designed to close that detection gap is Neo Surveyor, the first space telescope built to find objects that could hit Earth. Its data pipeline runs through IPAC at Caltech. The man who was validating whether that telescope's instruments would perform to specification, the instrument characterization specialist whose job it was to find the blind spots before the telescope launched, was Carl Grilmare, shot to death on his porch. His killer's charges had been dismissed 11 days earlier. H Grillare ran quality assurance on the Neoise science data center and validated the instruments for its successor. His work sat at the center of the detection layer. Find the dark cold object against the black of space before it finds you. that layer is now missing the person who tested whether it actually works. We're not asserting a connection between those cases uh and the fireball cluster we documented in that special report, but we are documenting that the person best positioned to identify the blind spots in the detection infrastructure currently failing to see objects before they hit Earth is on this list. That is a question. It deserve deserves an answer from someone with a badge and a budget. We do not have either. We have a keyboard and a pattern. The third man in the corridor. My world extends the timeline backwards and the next name widens it. After the long count published, a reader pointed us to a case in Los Alamos that we hadn't investigated. In the long count, we documented Melissa Casius, a DOE advisory board member connected to LL whose husband is a superintendent third level I guess at the laboratory who vanished from Talos in June 26, 2025. McCasslin vanished from Albuquerque eight months later, both from the New Mexico Defense Corridor and both were gone without a trace. But there was a third and he was the first. There he is. Okay, so Anthony Chavez or Tony Chavez was a longtime LNAL employee who worked at the laboratory until approximately 2017. He lived on 37th Street in the Denver Steels, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Los Alamos. The homes are pre-fabricated structures assembled from kits in the late 40s by the Atomic Energy Commission to house workers during the postwar expansion of the nuclear weapons complex. The neighborhood exists because the laboratory exists. His landline records show that he last made calls from his house on the evening of May 5th, 2025. He did not carry a cell phone. On May the 8th, when friends and family couldn't reach him, the Los Alamos Police Department conducted a welfare check. His car was locked in the driveway. Inside, his wallets, keys, and cigarettes sat on the living room table. No forced entry, no blood, no signs of struggle. Detective uh Larislass Sabo, lead investigator, described the scene. There was no evidence of a scuffle. There was no blood. There was nothing. It was like he just left. Specialized cadaavver dogs from the Sandia search dogs and mountain K9 corpse surged his home, his sister's nearby house, and the trails along Pueblo Canyon. All searches returned negative. His bank activity ceased around May the 5th, and he's never been found. That's so creepy. Carl Buckland, a close friend and attorney who had known Chavez since childhood, publicly disputed the idea that he left voluntarily. He described Chavez as a healthy and extremely mentally stable person. The Los Alamos Police Department issued two missing person announcements in midMay 2025. After May 20th, all media coverage stopped. A single local Substack article from Boomtown Los Alamos, published June 25th, 2025, remains the most detailed public account of the case. We've not been able to confirm Chavez's specific role or division at LNL. That matters and we're transparent about the limit. But what we can confirm is that a longtime laboratory employee vanished from a town that exists because of the laboratory. 6 weeks before Razer and 7 weeks before Casius under circumstances that will look very familiar by the time you finish this briefing. Nobody saw him leave.

Two new names. Now the evidence on the names we already have. The narrative around Mccassland is that he left his home on foot. Every outlet reported it that way and we've reported it that way too. On Saturday, investigative journalist Ross Koulthard pointed out that something that had been sitting in the timeline all along. In an interview on News Nation, Koulthard said one hour he was there with a repair man who saw him in the home. Then his wife came back a little over an hour later and he had disappeared. Nobody witnessed William Neil McCasteland leave his house. The repair man interacted with him around 10:00 a.m. on February the 27th. His wife left for a medical appointment at 11:10 a.m. and when she returned at 12:04 a.m., he was gone. Between those two data points, there is nothing. No confirmed video from any surveillance camera on his street. No neighbor sighting, no trail camera, no doorbell footage. The Bernal Lillo County Sheriff's Office has canvased over 700 homes reviewing footage from both ends of his street. Zero confirmed shing sightings showing his direction of travel. It just disappeared. The assumption that he left on foot is exactly that, an assumption. The evidence shows only that he was inside his house and then he was not. The signature. The March 17th press conference disclosed new physical details about McCastlin's disappearance. Among the items unaccounted for from his home were his wallet, a 38 caliber revolver with a leather holster, and a red backpack. He left behind his phone, prescription glasses, and wearable devices. BCSO confirmed that McCasten had reported experiencing a mental fog in the months before his disappearance, and he'd stepped down from groups that he was involved with. Investigators push backed hard. There's no indication, and we are not putting forward that Mr. McCastelland was disoriented or confused. Arguably, he would still be the most intelligent person in the room that any of us would be in. Clothing believed to be his, a light green long-sleeve shirt, and hiking boots were recovered at his second home in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, approximately 200 miles from Albuquerque. A gray US Air Force sweatshirt was found 1.25 mi east of his residence on March the 7th, but hasn't been confirmed by his family. While we while we tracked the press conference, we also pulled a thread on Melissa Casius that changes the texture of her disappearance. The Taos News reported details that we had not previously documented that surveillance footage from a Talpa residence on New Mexico 518 captured Casius walking eastbound carrying a backpack roughly an hour after she dropped off lunch to her daughter on June the 26th, 2025. Her husband, Mark Casas, a superintendent at LNL, relayed what a witness reported. He said that she was staggering across the road like she was hurt or intoxicated, but she wasn't a drinker.

Now lay them side by side. Three people vanished from the New Mexico Defense Corridor between May 2025 and February 2026. A fourth, Monica Razer, vanished from the Angel's National Forest in California under similar circumstances. And in all four cases, the signature is the same. Chavez, May 2025, Los Alamos. Wallet key cigarettes left on the table. No cell phone to track, negative cadaavver dogs. It was just like he left and was never found. Casius June 2025. Taos. Both phones factory reset. Carrying a backpack, staggering on camera. Not a drinker. Never found. Razer, June 2025 at Angel's National Forest. Waved at her hiking companion from 30 ft, then ceased to exist. FLIR negative search. Scent trail ended at a misplaced beanie. Never found. MCASand February 2026. Albuquerque. Red backpack missing. Phone, glasses, and wearable devices left behind. Mental fog reported, but investigators say no impairment. No confirmed video of departure. Nobody witnessed him leave. And he was never found. Personal effects abandoned in every case. Negative searches in every case. Zero confirmed sightings in every case. Zero bodies recovered in every case. Two states, 100 miles of New Mexico desert and one California Ridgeline. The same outcome every time. Says, "We're not asserting these disappearances share a cause. We're documenting that they share a signature. The physical evidence left at each scene, the negative results from every search technology deployed, and the complete absence of any confirmed sighting or remains described the same event happening to two different people across two corridors.

The updated timeline. When we published the long count, we documented nine names across a 9-month window beginning with Monica Jasinto Razer on June 22nd with MyWald and Chavez. The window is wider and the list is longer. July the 4th, 2024, Frank Wernern Maywald 61 JPL technical group supervisor SBGW VSI VSWIR and AMRC programs dead. No calls disclosed. No institutional acknowledgement. No news coverage. May the 5th to the 8th, 2025. Anthony Chavez, 78. Lacific role undisclosed. Wallet, keys, and cigarettes left on the table. No cell phone, negative kadaav cadaavver dogs missing. June 22, 2025. Monica Jasinto Razer, 60 JPL, AFRL funded contractor, inventor of Mandeloy, vanished from a ridgeeline in the Angel's National Forest and is missing. June 26, 2025, Melissa Casillas, 53, DOE advisory board member, connected to LL. Both phones factory reset, staggering on surveillance footage, missing. This is so insane. October 25th, 2025. Jacob Pritchard, 34, AFL Census Directorate. Jamie Pritchard, 33, AFL CMC, First Lieutenant Jamie Gustitis, 25, AFL, 7-Eleven, Human Performance Wing. TSCI cleared. All dead, no motive determined. December 15th, 2025. Nuno Lauriero, Laurierro, 47, MIT. Herman Feshbach, professor of physics, director of the MIT Plasma Science and Fusion Center. LL Ulam described uh distinguished scholar shot in the foyer of his apartment building. Perpetrator identified dead. February 16th, 2026. Colgrill Mayor, 67, Caltech IPAC Neoise pipeline neo surveyor instrument characterization. Shot dead on his porch. Charges against the killer had been dismissed 11 days earlier. February 27th, 2026. William Neil Macastlin, 68, former AFRL commander. Red backpack, wallet, and revolver unaccounted for. Phone, glasses, and wearable devices left behind. Nobody witnessed his departure. Missing. What the [ __ ] behind them. Dallas Hardwick, AFRL materials director at Razer's mentor, Mandaloy co-inventor, died of cancer in 2014. 10 people on the active timeline, 11 names across five briefings, 19 months, four states, one in institutional ecosystem, connecting every name through patent filings, OSTI publications, congressional testimony, DTIC records, and federal contract contract databases. One week ago, nobody outside this publication was looking at all these names together, apart from me, cuz I'm reading it. Now, CNN, Fox, ABC, NewsNation, and Newsweek are all running pieces of the picture. They're catching up, but we're not slowing down.

Says every name sent to this publication has survived rigorous verification against federal databases databases, OSTI records, NTRS publications, patent filings, police press releases, and newspapers of record. The pattern does not shrink under scrutiny. It grows. My extends the timeline to July 2024 and adds a third name from the JPL Caltech corridor. Chavez. Chavez adds a third disappearance from the New Mexico corridor, joining Casius and Massland with the same physical signature documented across all four missing persons cases. National broadcast media is now running the connections we published. The jurisdictional walls that prevented pattern recognition are developing cracks. We're not asserting causation. We're not asserting conspiracy. We're documenting that nobody was looking at this list as a list and now they are. If you have a name, send it. We'll verify it the same way that we verified these. That is so scary. And I can't believe they're adding new names to this list every single day.

Now, this is the Reddit Reddit reaction to this news coming out. Said, "Third person collected connected to Los Alamos National Laboratory vanished from the same New Mexico Defense Corridor with the same signature. Personal effects left behind. Negative searches with nobody." This is in the UFO subreddit. People are very suspicious. People are saying, "What is the New Mexico Defense Corridor? It's a 100 mile stretch from Albuquerque to Los Alamos, Kirtland AFB, Sandia National Laboratories, and Los Alamos National Laboratory. Three of the most sensitive defense and nuclear weapons installations in the country connected by one highway. Macasseland Valish from one end, Cas from the other, Chavez from the middle. Scary. Okay, very, very, very scary. Says, "When you stick to the basic facts and don't let the narrative run away with you, the pattern becomes more clear. Sounds like some folks are going off-world." All right, it's crazy. The Melissa Casius detail that doesn't get enough attention. Both phones were factory reset before she vanished. That's not panic. That's procedure. Someone knew that what they were doing or she did. Either answer is disturbing. The staggering on surveillance could be a lot of things, but combined with the reset phones in the backpack, it reads like a departure that was prepared for her. And the Sentinel replied, they said, "This is something we've been looking at closely. Government issued phones at federal labs run mobile device management software specifically designed to prevent factory resets. It blocks attempts, requires admin credentials, and logs everything. Successfully wiping a managed device at a nuclear weapons lab is not something you do by accident. Someone either had the technical knowledge to bypass MDM or had the credentials to authorize it on two phones. Apparently, they can also do a remote factory reset. Some people are saying once an employee stopped showing up for work, it's one of the first things they do. Although I don't have a government phone, I work at one of the test labs in NM and it told us that's what they do if you've got a phone. People saying, "I agree. I was a government contractor for years and I was unable to make any changes to my computer or phone beyond screen size or ringtone without the equipment manager even either approving it or doing it themselves. Maybe a phone reset, but I'm doubtful since I couldn't do that on the phone that I turned in less than 3 months ago. My job was far less secretive than these people. Um, very, very interesting.

Okay, says, "What doesn't make sense is they all seem to know this is coming. They all leave equipment and take a backpack, then they're gone. I don't think someone's killing them. I think they're leaving. Bunker, secret program, travel to a different planet. Who knows? What's worrying is how quiet the media is on this. Any investigators or law enforcement agents reading this need to take a proactive approach and start monitoring other staff members at the NMDC who could potentially be linked to these reactive approach is getting us absolutely nowhere. Interesting. A pack of cigarettes was left. That does not happen when a smoker plans to leave. Unless you're going somewhere you aren't allowed to smoke. Wonder where that is. Maybe they can't smoke on them spaceships. So someone's either rounding them up so they don't talk or they're rounding them up in secret so they can talk. Either way, they're leaving without a fight seemingly peacefully. and immediately. So, sure, the NSA and CIA can find anyone instantly, but well-known individuals who are involved in classified stuff just up and disappear. Sounds more like folks are being collected before the world goes to [ __ ] Pre-planned stuff. That is really scary. Um, what's the baseline chance of someone over 70 years old disappearing to off themselves? I know it's higher than we expect, but this seems excessive even for that age range. It's a good point. Um, if it's three or four people of any other group in any other setting found so close together that investigators would flag this as suspicious and leave it on the table until proven otherwise, they would continue to investigate. What we're getting from news outlets or investigators in regards to these events, I'm not seeing anything, which doesn't surprise me given the new landscape for reporting the news. Well, this is getting sus. My guess, potentially kidnapped by foreign adversaries. My crazy absolute batshit guess. Some entity organization maybe has the ability to control and remove these targets through some means. Uh, psionic devices. It would be extremely frightening to come to the realization that our minds are capable of being hijacked. This person says, "I live in Los Alamos. I'm follow following this story now, but the only news around here was of the woman. There are still missing posters around town, but I was really surprised at the lack of local response to this case. We have an active search and rescue here as well as a very bored police force." Interesting. Interesting. It's crazy. Okay, just floating an idea. Are these people possibly forming a crack team that are being secured because we're so close to an imminent nuclear war? I.e. they're getting activated and going to secure facilities to ride out the nuclear war because their knowledge would be needed. That is actually a pretty good explanation. Wild cases, but have they been confirmed to be factual? I don't mean only details, but that these were actual people known by other people and they vanished. Anyway, if one just disappears, no blackmail messages, no trace, no enemies who would target them, it's probably a capture. Foreign actors don't just capture people like that. Even those Russian agents who poisoned Noli got caught. The only way there is little or no trace means domestic government organization. Victims being far from young probably means that they've not yet been captured to some top secret job. Those take years and they could just be hired and forced to sign NDA. So this leaves information suppression. They know something and they were forced to leave. They're probably not alive anymore. Anyone who has capability to hijack people like that doesn't [ __ ] around. They were probably contacted by phone or something, told how to act, blackmailed with violence to loved ones or something like that. Factory reset on phones and other physical evidence might just be planted evidence to cause confusion. Who knows to whom they actually belong to, if anyone. Okay, it is dark. Someone saying, "I'm choosing to believe they've all been abducted, that they experienced communication, they were told that they could leave this planet if they wanted to, so long as they left no evidence of where they're going. Much less scary in my opinion." It's crazy. And people are saying, "And these aren't the only people. Something like eight confirmed deaths or strange disappearances with no to very little significant investigation. Something weird is definitely happening and this is the absolute most bizarre time with almost zero governance or oversight for this to be occurring. Especially with Trump's insane statement that he's going to supposedly release all the UFO files. Almost to this day, people connect to that field in some capacity have started vanishing or dying. It's crazy. It's crazy. I'm just I'm starting to think this is the Chinese kidnapping people for their expertise and knowledge of secret programs. As much as I love the UFO angle, pragmatically, I bet they're being kidnapped by foreign adversaries, maybe even North Korea will never be found. That makes more sense than China. The North Koreans appear very desperate. People saying, "I don't see how North Korea could get a military tactical team to New Mexico and kidnap four people without the CIA or DoD knowing about them coming here. We still find Russian spies, so I imagine finding North Korean military tactical units would be much easier to find. I might be wrong, though. I wouldn't put it past North Korea to try something that crazy. My hunch they're being used by a private funer for their knowledge and expertise. People saying they're being abducted by aliens. It is pretty terrifying. Says they were going home. They weren't even human. My top concern is that they've become double agents and gone to China to continue their work. Good thing we have veteran FBI counter intelligence agents working on this right now to get to the bottom of the Wait, they what? They've been fired by Director Patel or ordered to help ICE use Palanteer software to detain taxpaying roofers. God damn it. That is crazy. a look.

Okay, we're finding more and more every day and it is really, really scary. Where are these people going? They're not just vanishing into thin air. There must be an explanation. People don't just disappear and vanish into thin air. Then you've got the murders, the people that were killed, the guy that was shot on his porch, the the double murder, selfdeion, that nobody had a motive for. People were speculating maybe it was a love triangle, but I'm not sure. These people's background is too high level. It's too suspicious for that to be the case. So, look, let me know what you guys think. Okay? Shout out to the Central Network for their reporting on this. I will keep reporting on this. If you guys keep wanting to watch it, I am alarmed and I'm scared, okay? But I'm also gripped and very interested in this story. One of the only platforms that's really covering it in depth. So, I hope you appreciate that and let me know what you think of that and I'll keep on covering this as time goes on. But it is very scary. Stay vigilant people and I'll catch you guys in the next.