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Folks, I've been breaking down some of the most suspicious and dark stories related to UFO discoveries and UFO technologies for for probably a good week or two now. There's been a whole bunch of very bizarre, unexplained instances of people either going missing or just outright being murdered not long after they've been working on top secret technology.
Okay, now look, if you want to go go crazy with it, a lot of people are saying that the government actually captured crashed alien spacecrafts and have been trying to reverse engineer the the the technology so that they can use them in things like fighter jets and advanced weapon systems. Some people want to go all the way out with it and say that people are being murdered because, you know, this alien technology is falling into the wrong hands. People are maybe whistleblowing. It's not entirely clear, but what I do know is that there is way too many people that have suspiciously disappeared and been murdered for this to all just be a coincidence.
So, in this video, I'm going to break down one of the most suspicious instances of people that were privy to, you know, space technology information and then suddenly just everything went left and everybody died. In this story, we're going to be talking about Jacob Pritchard, who murdered his wife and his coworker before taking his own life. And it just so happened that everybody was all involved in working on this technology. Now, this is probably the most suspicious one of all. I touched on it in a previous video. I'm going to break it down in specific detail to you guys today in this video.
So it was on October the 25th, 2025 when this all went down. Um it would be a double murder suicide involving Wright Patterson workers. And you know when you look at where these folks worked, the information they were privy to, everything starts looking a bit suspicious. Disturbing new details out of a death investigation involving three employees of the Right Pat Air Force Base. Police saying 34-year-old Jacob Pritchard killed his wife. 33-year-old Jane Pritchard put her body in his car, drove to the West Milton City building before killing himself. This was around 4 in the morning on Saturday. Police say 2 hours earlier, Pritchard broke into 25-year-old Jamie Gust's apartment in Sugar Creek Township and killed her. Officials don't know what led up to these attacks, but say the three knew each other through their work at the Air Force base.
>> They all knew each other through their work at the Air Force base. A a that's very convenient, isn't it?
So, as I've covered before, there's a great website that's been doing a lot of reporting on this stuff called the Sentinel Network. And this website, they in their opinion, they would officially connect these deaths to the mysterious disappearance of Air Force and UFO expert General Mccassland, who we've talked about recently, just recently, as of last month. He disappeared and went missing from his home. Took no shoes, no glasses. His took his revolver though, and there's been absolutely no signs of him ever since. and he was apparently privy to some of the most top secret alien UFO information technologies recoveries available at the highest levels of the government.
So this is what they're saying on this website about how these two things are connected. Says here is what we have now. Every fact below is sourced and verified. Monica Justinto Razer inventor of Mandalloy AFRL funded contractor then JPL NASA vanished on June the 22nd 2025. Jacob Pritchard AFRL census directorate dead October the 25th 2025. Jamie Pritchard, AFL CMC Right Patterson, dead October 25th, 20252. First Lieutenant Jamie Gustitis, AFRL 7-Eleven, Human Performance Wing, TSSCI cleared, dead October the 25th, too. So, those three are the connected ones we're going to be looking at in this video. Okay, but there's more. Col Grillare, Caltech, IPAC, Neoise Pipeline, Neo Surveyor Instrument characterization, shot dead February the 20 16th, 2026. William Neil McCassen, former AFRL commander, vanished February 27th, 2026. six people, 9 months, every single one of them connected to the Air Force's research lab or the institutions it directly funds. AFL is the entity that develops and transitions the most sensitive aerospace technologies in the American defense arsenal. Every name on this list connects to it.
So, let's take a little closer look at exactly what went down with this uh this double murder selfdeion. Um that is probably the most suspicious incident of them all. It all went down, as I said, on October the 25th, 2025. And it all kicked off when a police officer basically discovered two bodies directly outside the police station. Convenient >> on 701 South Miami Street. That's the West Milton Municipal Building. That includes both the fire and police departments. The officer reports seeing a vehicle parked there with a trunk open. When the officer approached, police state a man was laying on the ground, a handgun nearby. According to a statement from West Milton police, he was dead with what looked like a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The officer continued to investigate. Police saying they found a dead woman in the open trunk of the car. Police believe the two are married. The West Milton Police Division, the Miami County Sheriff's Office, and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation are continuing to investigate. Chief Wright says it was an isolated incident. There is no threat to the community.
>> It depends what community you're talking about, right?
It says, "Wow, another situation. This one so close to home and involving the Wright Patterson Air Force Base. I guess many with these identifiers of reserved series license plates under special categories. Don't know who will slap as snap as it could be a co-orker, spouse, child or parent. Just so many coincidences and still I have to know was it worth it and where will the route be addressed? It is sus."
So the police would then connect a third murder to this incident of this couple that were found dead. It would be um Lieutenant Jamie Suggestitis and this would all become very very suspicious. Now, around a half hour ago, we just wrapped up a press conference with West Milton's police chief where he revealed to us that the death of a woman in Sugar Creek Township is also connected to this killing. Now, that third person, now identified as Jamie S. Gustidis of Sugar Creek Township, who was also an active member of the Air Force, was reportedly killed that same morning at around 2 a.m. when Jacob Pritchard allegedly broke into her home and killed her. It's unclear of the exact timeline of events, but authorities know Mr. Pritchard took two separate vehicles and that he drove with his wife in the trunk to West Milton's Municipal Building. But just before 4:30 a.m., police say Jacob Pritchard opened the trunk to his car in the parking lot of the municipal building and took his own life by shooting himself. All of which was caught on surveillance video. Now, motives are unclear, but Chief Doyle Wright was able to confirm that all three knew each other from working at Wright Patterson Air Force Base together. The relationship between Mr. Pritchard and Mrs. Pritchard and Mrs. or Miss Gus Titus is believed to be through their work at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. The investigation is ongoing. We still have several people to talk to and um hopefully we're going to find out what the connection was other than work if there was one. We don't know.
>> So, they don't know what the connection was, right?
It says, "I would like to know if any of these people met with anyone from ARO since its inception." So neighbors of Lieutenant Gustitis would actually place the 911 call approximately 3 hours before all of the bodies were found or the two other bodies were found at the police station. So here's some info on that.
>> Gasitis lived in a condo complex in Sugar Creek Township, which is south of the base. On Saturday, October 25th, around 2:00 in the morning, a panicked 911 call came in to Green County dispatchers. Gastitis' neighbor said that someone woke her up from a dead sleep, banging on Gustidis' door, possibly shattering a glass door. And when she tried to see what was going on, she reported a man threatened to shoot her.
>> 911, what's the address of your emergency?
>> Yes, I live at 1627 in my neighbor's um next door to me. There was >> people out of Honey Tree Place. There was people out on their patio, a gentleman, and he was trying to get in their door and I opened at my back door and he said he had a gun to get back in my house and he hopped off their patio and left.
>> 1627 Honey Tree Place.
>> Yes.
>> Okay.
>> He woke me up out of a dead sleep. He was pounding on the door with something and and >> Bang, this was your neighbor's door.
>> Yes, my neighbors are I live in the condos.
>> Okay. When So, how long ago?
>> Outside just right now. It woke me up. Our my condo door is right next to her. The glass door shattered. I think they shattered her door.
>> So, when you went outside, he told you to
>> I opened I DIDN'T GO OUT on my deck. I I turned my light on
>> Mhm.
>> and I peaked my head out the door and there was guys on her deck and I said, "Hello." And he said, "Get back in. We have a gun." and he jumped off the deck and ran and my ring hammer went off out front.
>> And he jumped off the deck. Which way did he go?
>> Um, I didn't see because I came back inside. I don't know.
>> So, the glass over there is shattered.
>> Um, I heard GL I heard like a shatter like glass.
The 911 caller took a look at Ring camera footage and she was able to give police at least a partial description of the man who had threatened her. Police believe that man was Jacob Pritchard.
>> Okay, it looks like he's got on blue jeans, white. It looks like a white male from what I can see. blue jeans, white gym shoes, and it looks like he's got on a black like some type of t-shirt or like sweatshirt.
>> Do you see which direction he goes?
>> Um, he came So, he was at hers. He came over. So, he he ran right across my front patio or I'm sorry, my front door. My front door is on the main street when you come in.
>> Which street was he going? Can you tell?
>> Um, he was going towards um Apple Apple Branch Drive.
>> Okay. And it doesn't if he's on foot when he does that, doesn't get in the car or anything?
>> No, he's on foot. Because he ran he was in the back of our yard, so he ran through the back, went down the side.
>> I just want you to keep yourself safe there. We'll let the officers know to stop by and speak to you and you can uh give him statement and everything. Like I said, just keep an eye on your door on your camera and everything. And when you see the officers there, go and talk to them, but otherwise stay inside until they get there just in case he is still walking around outside. I don't want you to step outside and put yourself at risk until the officers have a chance to kind of check and secure the area there. Okay.
>> Okay. Thank you.
Police found Lieutenant Gastitis dead inside the condo. But at >> so that's a really chilling uh police call, right? And uh it does it does kind of raise a few more questions when he when they said uh we have a gun. Didn't say I have a gun or he has a gun. Said we have a gun. Sounded like multiple people. But hey, don't know that for sure. That could have just been a turn of phrase.
Now the local police would um basically respond to the Gustitis residents following that call. They would leave the scene and then return later on. I obtained these logs about 24 hours ago and they back up what neighbors told us that Sugar Creek officers were at the scene, left and then came back several hours later and that's when a larger investigation began.
>> There was people out on their patio a gentleman and he was trying to get under their door.
That 911 call had dispatchers sending police to this apartment complex while the caller said more. And then I opened up my back door and he beheaded God to get it back in my house and he hopped off their patio and left.
The documents we obtained show that 911 call came in at 2:02 a.m. The first officers pulled up here at 2:05. They did not find the man, but did get information about the woman that lived in the apartment at about 2:37 a.m.
>> I've got a phone number.
>> No answer. I left a message. The call log confirms what neighbors told us that officers left the scene. It shows the call was cleared at 4:04 a.m. The next entry shows the call being changed from a disturbance to a burglary at 5:18 a.m. Then the call is reactivated and the same two police units go back to the scene at 7:14 a.m. The fire department is then called in at 7:16 a.m. And the next entry shows that Ohio BCI is requested to the scene at 8:34 a.m. The search warrant we obtained from Green County Courts did not say when officers looked into the apartment. We do know Ohio BCI was not called in to help with a homicide investigation until 75 minutes after Sugar Creek Township police returned to the scene a second time. I went back to the police department Thursday looking for answers. Is Chief Brown available to speak with me?
>> I was told the chief was not available.
Now we >> So it's a bit suspicious. Why on earth did they go there? look around, leave, and then come back hours later, call the fire brigade, and then find the body. Now, interestingly enough, later, body cam would be released, and we would see the officers actually responding to the scene.
>> On the scene, Jamie Gustitis was dead upstairs. Officers were here for nearly 40 minutes, and not once did they go inside her home. News Center 7's Mike Campbell joins us live in Green County. And Mike, I know you spent the afternoon going through about 90 minutes of video that we requested weeks ago where neighbors seemed concerned that night.
>> Yeah. And the video clips, James, are from a Sugar Creek Township police officer and a township police sergeant who has since resigned from the department. Now, Jamie Gustidis lived in a second floor apartment, the second balcony you see there. And one of her neighbors called 911 at about 2 in the morning. She and other neighbors then met the officers as they arrived with some very alarming information, but no one seemed very sure if Jamie Gustidis was home that day. The video started with former Sergeant Doug Evans walking up to the apartment complex. He zipped up his jacket on a cold morning, partially blocking the view from his body camera.
>> Right. He jumped from here and he jumped over the side here. Literally jumped over and obviously went. I'm telling you, he jumped across like Spider-Man. He was out.
One woman told the sergeant and the second officer that she woke up to loud banging, got up and poked her head out to take a look.
>> And I heard like banging like either like a golf club or a bat or something like banging the window like and then I heard glass shatter.
Sergeant Evans and the officer's body cameras showed a ladder that they would later come to believe Jacob Pritchard put on top of an AC unit and then just managed to make it onto Gustidis' balcony. Another neighbor said she heard a man yelling during the banging. him yelling, "Let me in." It It made me
>> came with a ladder.
The first woman then told officers that she captured that man on her Ring camera as he ran away, but that he threatened her first.
>> I picked my head out and I said, "Well, hello."
>> And he goes, "Don't come out here. I have a gun."
The officer and the sergeant never seemed overly concerned, apparently believing that this was a break-in attempt and Gustidis was not home.
>> Did she say anything? Did you talk to her? So, nobody has actually spoke to her then.
One woman asked police a pointed question when they appeared to be leaving.
>> Likelihood he'll come back.
Back live here. Those neighbors told police that Jamie Gustidis was active duty Air Force and that she did travel frequently, but the body camera videos do not ever show officers confirm that by getting on the balcony or forcing their way in her front door. Now, those officers left the scene and did not return for several hours, which is when Gasidus' body was discovered. Very sus, right? They left, they didn't check, they came back hours later and that's when the body was discovered. Now, makes you wonder what could have happened in between then. What kind of conspiracies could have been going down between then, but anyway, you can make your own mind up about that.
Authorities would officially determine the cause of death for the victims and a full suspected timeline of the series of events. So, this would be number two news, WDTN. Uh, they would say cause of death of one victim in double murder suicide revealed. Um, it says uh more than a week after a double murder suicide rocked the Miami Valley. The cause of death of one of the victims has been revealed. On Monday, West Milton Police Chief Doy Wright announced that the autopsy of Jaime Pritchard showed a preliminary cause of death was asphixxiation from strangulation. Pritchard was killed either late Friday or early Sunday by her husband Jacob Pritchard in their Huba Heights home. At some point during the late uh night time frame, Jacob Pritchard drove to Sugar Creek Township apartment of Jaime Gustitis, an acquaintance of the Pritchards from Wright Patterson Air Force Base. He attempted to break in causing Gustitis to call the police. After police arrived and checked the situation but not finding anyone, Pritchard killed Gustid. So they're saying after police arrived and checked and they didn't find anyone, that's when the murder happened. Now that is suspicious as [ __ ] says Pritchard then drove to the Huba Heights home and drove up to the West Milton Municipal Building parking lot with Jaime Pritchard's body in the trunk. Once there, he popped the trunk to make the discovery of the body easier and took his own life. Why the hell didn't they protect that woman? Why on earth didn't they do more? That's what I wonder.
Now, on-site reports would detail the environment where the husband and wife were ultimately located after the murder. This would be a shot of the car in the crime scene with the tape all up around there. And this basic said a second neighbor of the West Milton Municipal Building. UDA uh said that when he left his home for work around 4:00 a.m. Saturday, he saw the car in the parking lot with the lights off, but he couldn't tell if there was anyone nearby or whether the trunk was open. Another neighbor described the moment she heard gunshots outside her home. It said, "I remember hearing what seemed to be a gunshot, and I didn't think anything more about it except that someone may have run over the walnuts that are in the street. I looked closer, you know, from my yard or from my porch, and I could see there was a vehicle in front of the city building. the trunk was popped and there was a white sheet hanging over the trunk. It's a very, very creepy scene."
So, if it wasn't suspicious enough, let's take a closer look at the organizations that these victims and perpetrator actually worked for. So, Jacob Pritchard served as an acquisition project manager for the AFRL's sensors directorate. So, this is the sensors director. It gives you a little bit more information on what they do. It says the sensors directorate focuses on affordable sensor and countermeasure technologies for reconnaissance, surveillance, and precision engagement and electronic warfare systems. sensors for weapon systems, warfare systems, right? Could be counter missiles, could be, you know, aerial systems that detect where the enemy is, could be targeting, surveillance, stuff that we need to catch the ops in global conflicts. Let's just say that, okay? Or aliens while we're there. Um, said, "The goal is to provide robust sensors and adaptive countermeasures that guarantee complete freedom of airspace and cyber operations for our forces and deny these capabilities to our adversaries. Core technology areas include radio frequency, electrooptical sensing, electromagnetic spectrum warfare, and multi-dommain sensing, autonomy, resilient missile systems, enabling devices and components. Some of the most important systems that we need to fight the enemies of the West."
Now, his wife Jamie Pritchard was a finance specialist with the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center. Let's hear a bit more about their history. Hello, I'm Lieutenant General Donna Shipton, commander of the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center. The current administration ties peace through strength to its push for military lethality and readiness. >> I'm Dennis D'Angelo, executive director of the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center. Through a strategic acquisition, modernization, sustainment, and total life cycle oversight, we ensure readiness, lethality, and efficiency across the total force. I'm Colonel Chadwick Stip, Deputy Commander of the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center. At Air Force LCMC, we organize, train, and equip war fighters with warwinning capabilities. Through America's military strength, we will restrain enemies and support allies. I'm Chief Master Timothy Weezer, command chief of the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center. >> Center Airmen oversee a diverse global portfolio that strengthens the total force. Their responsibilities are vast and include foreign military sales, advanced weapons and munition systems, modernizing, sustaining, and ensuring operational effectiveness of Air Force aircraft, managing center installations and infrastructure, developing software to deliver agile solutions to war fighters, and advancing human systems to equip airmen with the tools needed to protect in all environments. >> In his first official message as Secretary of the Air Force, Dr. Troy Mink reinforced the Department of Defense priority to deliver on modernization across all mission areas. Our center is key to that priority. It is our duty to deliver critical programs on time and within budget. Our team drives precision measurements, enhances war fighter readiness with AI and delivers breakthroughs and advanced manufacturing. We have experts working on command and control networks, sensors, navigation and electronic warfare capabilities, plus fighters, tankers, advanced training capabilities, reconnaissance systems and surveillance tools. We're responsible for planning and executing all life cycle activities of the entire United States executive aircraft fleet, including Air Force One. Our propulsion teams keep over 22,000 engines running for the Air Force and partner nations. Thanks to digital material management, we're revolutionizing the acquisitions process and accelerating product life cycles from design to deployment. >> Plus, we're doubling down on next generation systems like autonomous collaborative combat aircraft and the future F-47, the first crude sixth generation fighter. Peace through strength drives everything we do. At Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, our uniformed and civilian airmen take a broad strategic approach to their work, ensuring the war fighter is fully prepared for anything and in any environment. Working with our industry partners, we are transforming how the Air Force builds and sustains combat power for the future. We take seriously our role in safeguarding the Air Force's technological edge, operational strength, and strategic deterrence capabilities. This disciplined execution equals victory over our adversaries. While the Air Force evolves, one thing remains constant. Airmen project power by planning, executing, and delivering the tools needed to dominate the sky. >> Thank you for all that you do. >> Thank you for all that you do. Thank you for all that you do. Thank you for all that you do to support the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center as we help provide peace through strength. >> Peace through strength.
So, they're doing everything they can to develop the systems to make America as strong as possible. So, the other countries are too scared to beef with them. And all of these people that lost their lives in these stories are working on some of the most important defense projects that exist in America. They're protecting Air Force One. They're building sensors and systems that can pro protect Air Force One. They're protecting the president. They're keeping the president alive. They're developing these new, you know, rocket ships. It is the highest highest level of the government. Okay.
Now, let's look at the last person. Okay. Lieutenant Jamie Gustita. She served as an operations research analysis uh analyst on the 7-Eleven Human Performance Wing. So, here's some details about that organization. At the heart of every mission, there's one element more complex than any machine, the human. And in today's environment, the human is a key determinator on the battlefield. Enter the 7-Eleven human performance wing, where innovation and human performance unite to give war fighters a competitive edge. As part of the Air Force Research Laboratory, the 7-Eleventh Human Performance Wing is dedicated to discovering, developing, and delivering integrative human performance knowledge, technology, and solutions. We're unique, blending cuttingedge science and technology with a deep medical focus, aligning our efforts with the Air Force Surgeon General, Defense Health Agency, and Department of the Air Force. Our mission is broad. We enable, enhance, sustain, and restore airmen and guardians throughout their careers, ensuring they are ready for today's challenges and tomorrow's conflicts. Essentially, the 7-Eleven Human Performance Wing is a one-stop shop for human war fighter support, ensuring ready forces and medics now and for the future fight. How do we achieve such a comprehensive mission? With more than 12,200 experts in nearly 70 specialties, our team leverages an unparalleled range of expertise. We lead in human centric education and innovation. Housing some of the world's most advanced facilities like the DoD's only human-rated centrifuge where we test pilots ability to withstand 9Gs and validate next generation air crew equipment. plus our advanced training environments where medics prepare for real world missions in simulated flight conditions. Collaboration is at the heart of our success. With hundreds of partnerships spanning industry, academia, US government, international entities, and other military services, we ensure that airmen and guardians are at the cutting edge of innovation. These partnerships expand our reach and capabilities, delivering a wide range of opportunities and impactful results for war fighters. Ultimately, we deliver the knowledge, tools, and technologies that make a real difference in the field. Innovations like BAT do J, a mobile tool revolutionizing battlefield care. And the impact platform, enabling one operator to control multiple unmanned assets. Exemplify how we're giving warfighters an edge via decision superiority. We pioneer human machine teaming technologies like project bore, a system that controls multiple unmanned vehicles from a centralized command and control station, streamlining operations. Beyond this, we deliver solutions to real world problems from boots on the ground support to deep reachback capabilities. We offer research, education, and worldwide consultation in aerospace and operational medicine. Our labs process nearly two million samples annually and our experts handle tens of thousands of consultation requests.
>> So look, these guys are working on the highest level of, you know, government contracts, space, air technology, weapon systems. It's crazy. Okay. Yet with this, you know, triple death, double murder, selfdeion, there's still no motive. All right. And the very very closest I was able to get to finding an actual motive in this situation and you know barely if that all right was this post on r/air force um about the triple death. Now some people in the comments here appear to think that maybe this was a love triangle gone wrong. I find it quite hard to believe but let's hear what people are saying. Some people in the comments actually claim to know them. Um, so a lot of people saying they don't know. People saying they worked with them. Didn't know them well but this is shocking. You never really know people. I knew Jacob and Jamie when I was stationed there. Um, people say they knew one of them. Um, a lot of people just don't know what's going on. So, there were a few theories about this. Um, it says, "I don't know why the Daily Mail link got picked for the post here over a local news source or official statement from Right Pat, but the article incorrectly states he drove to his workplace, which would have been on base, and shot himself. He actually drove to the West Milton Municipal Building and shot himself there. All of which was came on camera. According to news reports, none of the incidents happened at a base, as far as I know. Not sure if I'm not if I'm allowed to share the direct link, but if anyone's looking for a way to help, there's a meal train posted for the kids. Um, the AFL community is good at taking care of each other, but this [ __ ] is crazy. Most of us are fured civilians. No one really knows what we're supposed to do in a situation like this. Um, it says, "I hadn't even considered that aspect of it. This particular incident seems to be something that had been brewing anyway, but the added financial stress on people um drive risks driving some folks into irrational actions they might not have done." Now, that's an interesting theory. Um, but basically here's some people that know him. Says, "I've known Jamie Pritchard Rock since middle school. I went to high school with her. She was an incredibly kind person who never judged another. Her three children will never be the same." Someone says, "Jacob was my boss. I always thought he was a kind and considerate man when I interacted with him. Totally speechless about all of this." Um, so a lot of people think there was a love triangle going on. This guy says, "Honestly, when I was a lot younger, I used to mess around with a married chick until I was at her place and saw a family photo [ __ ] shed my entire perspective. um saw a husband and wondered how he would take that betrayal and two kids that will probably be messed up from the fallout. I left abruptly. Affairs are fun until they're not. Occasionally, I wonder if they're still married, if I'm going to come up in some heated argument, and if it's going to be if I'm going to be hunted down like a damn dog. Don't do it, fellas. So, a lot of people are thinking that's what happened. Says, "You should also say ladies, apparently the other Jamie, the lieutenant, was a female. So, either the two ladies were up to something or he was with the lieutenant and got caught and decided to end it." People saying it could be a domestic violence situation. Everyone's saying affair and it could be she was trying to leave. Statistically dangerous time in DV situations when a partner tries to leave, but that doesn't explain the dead lieutenant. People are saying maybe that guy was hitting on the academy grad and she told the wife or the wife found out that he liked the academy grad and was going to leave him. He kills the wife and then blames the other girl for his problems. Um, people saying no motive yet. Hm. I'm going to go out on a limb here and say love triangle gone horribly wrong and now three beautiful children have become scarred orphans for life. People saying mom met lieutenant at the gym, became close, felt seen for the first time in years. Husband finds out and from from there we're at this horrible ending. Well, the lieutenant is female. So, I personally feel like these guys don't have a clue what they're what they're on about, right? Um, yeah. Someone says, "My guess is an affair. The wife found out by the lieutenant. Maybe the lieutenant wanted to end it and he didn't. So, tells the wife thinking he will end it for good. The wife kills herself. Husband finds her dead and then blames the lieutenant and kills the lieutenant. I've had multiple married spouses hit on me at work. One in particular kept at it and when I made it clear to stop and I wasn't stopping. I confronted the spouse as well as my own spouse. For some people who cheat once they cross the line, they just assume everyone else will cheat with them and lose filters and boundaries. We live in a sinful world. The worst part is the kids experiencing the worst day ever. They're saying the wife didn't suffocate herself. More likely the affair was the two women. The wife was going to leave him and so on. Says the wife died of exfixiation. So did she lock herself in the garage with the car on and kill herself and the husband found her. Everyone assumes he murdered her. I don't think that's what happened. says Jaime was always an open-minded person, so involvement with another woman wouldn't have been unlikely. He husband was rather uptight and more traditional, so his wife's involvement with a woman would have been triggering and seen as her embarrassing him and their traditional seeming family. Um, people saying it wouldn't happen. Okay, people are giving their theories. Um, the love triangle, I honestly don't think the love triangle um is making sense to me. Honestly, I feel like this is a little bit bizarre. And the fact that the police went there, didn't do anything, and then apparently the murder happened after the police had already been there once is so so suspect to me. Okay, I've not seen any proof for the motive. I've not seen any proof of this love triangle. It does seem a little bit farfetched. I'm not sure it really adds up, but I haven't seen any proof of anything untoward going on. But again, it's just another very, very suspicious triple death that just is a little bit too connected to some of the state secrets for my liking.
Okay, so let me know what you guys thought of this video. So, I'll be back with some more breakdowns on this stuff very for you very soon. I've got a video on Iran that I want to do today. And what was the other one? Oh, I want to do a video about a Chuck GPG whistleblower that ended up dead as well. That is very, very interesting. So, I'll be sure to cover those videos for you guys very soon. But for now, hope you enjoyed that one. And I'll be back soon. Thank you.