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Folks, it's happened again. There is another update on the UFO situation. Number of people gone missing and have died in connection to UFO and space technology and people. I've got another one for you. Another suspicious death connected to the UFO sightings technology. It's crazy.
Okay, a lot of people think this is farfetched stuff, but there are a number of people who have died and gone missing who were privy to classified information related to space technology. Okay, this is General McCassland. He went missing recently. He had one of the highest security clearances when it comes to defense and knowing about space travel, space technology, aliens, the Roswell crash. And he recently went missing. He disappeared from his home. No shoes, no phone, no glasses, just took a revolver with him, and he hasn't been seen without a trace.
Now, there has been absolute radio silence, no new information about his disappearance. But the newest thing that's just come out and it's been 36 days since he went missing. And now the 911 call that his wife made, his wife Susan made the 911 call after he went missing. And this has now been released and I've got to tell you, it's chilling. So she calls 911 and right away she says something that will just stop you cold. Again, this is new audio. We haven't heard it before. Take a listen.
>> This is April. How may I help you?
>> Hi, April. My name is Susan Wilkerson. Um, my husband is missing.
>> Okay.
>> And he's It's been about 3 hours and I have some indication that he must have planned not to be found. He's left his phone. He changed his clothes into I don't know what. I think he's on foot. All of our cars and bicycles are in the garage. I left for a doctor's appointment at about 11:10 and uh he was here at that time
>> at the house and I got back from that at noon and he was gone. He turned it off and left it behind which seems kind of deliberate cuz he's always got his phone. He has a smartwatch. I don't know if that's with him or not.
>> Has he ever done this before?
>> Never. nothing even remotely like it. He's a retired Air Force major general. He's very responsible, but he's also facing some medical issues.
>> Do you have any video at your home?
>> No.
>> Has he been diagnosed with any mental um disorders or anything like that?
>> Well, we've been seeing a doc for both physical and mental in terms of anxiety, short-term memory loss, lack of sleep. The same doc I went to see today.
>> Does he carry any weapons on him?
>> Well, not generally. I He does have a gun safe and I went to look in the gun safe to see if anything was missing, but I couldn't tell if anything was. There's
>> Okay. He has quite a number of pistols and rifles. Other than saying if his brain and body keep deteriorating, he didn't want to live like that. But it seemed to me that was just a man, I hate how this is going kind of thing. Cuz I told him, "Yes, you do. Yes, you do."
>> Okay. We're going to send some deputies up to talk to you, see if we can search a little bit and see what's going on. Okay.
>> Sure. Thank you very much.
>> You're welcome.
So, here's a question. Okay. You're a 911 dispatcher. woman calls, says her husband, this former major general, walked out of the house hours ago, no phone, no glasses, apparently changed his clothes, and she says he planned not to have been found. I mean, honestly, what goes through your head about that? How do you even start the investigation? And by the way, how does the wife know this, right? That's key, right? What about his routine? What about did she know about him says that this is a situation that he may have taken active steps to not be found? So to help answer all of this.
So look, it's very very creepy. All right. And it seems a little bit, she didn't really sound too alarmed, but there's been new information going around about McCassland and his background. And Representative um Tim Burcher has actually come out to say that his sources have identified missing retired US General um from the Air Force, Neil McCassland, as the UFO gatekeeper. Says this is one very small fraternity, and when something happens to one, the others take notes. Note, I was briefed this last week, and that group is very nervous. Let's hear what you had to say, cuz everyone's scared about this. What happened with this twostar general?
>> He w he he was um he's the guy that was uh had a lot of nuclear secrets and was allegedly the gatekeeper. And I've been told by several sources that he was the gatekeeper for the UFO stuff. And of course, his family said, "Oh, he didn't have anything to do with UFO." But these people are people of honor.
>> They didn't want to die either.
>> Yeah. And they don't tell their family. They don't tell their family. So their family doesn't isn't a target. And and Congressman, I understand there's others, too, right? I was seeing that there's like a whole bunch of scientists that are also tied to some top secret stuff.
>> Yes, man. The lady that disappeared, she had a lot to do with the um the metal urgy um the top secret secret metallurgy that we use in some of our missiles and stuff. I mean, it all just kind of fits together. And uh there's a there's a very it's a very small fraternity and when anytime one of them something happens to one the others are take note of it. And I was I was briefed this week this past week and um I'll just say that the that that group is is is very nervous. They are very nervous about what's going on.
Yeah, that is really scary. Okay. Um, it says that this then implies the opposite for his disappearance that he's expected to be called before the UAP task force to reveal what he knows. So, he decided to pull a Where's Waldo? People are saying the cover up is anti-constitutional and those that have assisted in it would be found guilty. If this group of gatekeepers is known, the rest can be subpoenaed before they also disappear. Says, "When McCasten's wife first reported him missing, she said it seemed like he didn't want to be found. It wouldn't surprise me if he made himself scared so he doesn't have to burn himself in front of Congress." Listening to that call, it sounds as fake as the Tyler Robinson texts. Also consider the fact for the source of this, the Daily Mail. It would make more sense if it came directly from the sheriff's office. I'm calling BS.
Okay, People saying, "Is it possibly disappeared himself?" I don't mean dead or abducted. I mean voluntarily went into hiding. Timing and information, the timing and this information, if true, then points to that hypothesis. Um, should we get into this long comment? Is this a good comment? Let's do it. Um, okay. So, I mean, look. All right. So, they say, "If I recall correctly, and I've been paying a great deal of attention to the details around these dis disappearances, he left his cell cellular devices at home. Factory reset. One can get into the menu on an iOS or Android device to actually reset it, but it blocks on activation if mobile device management is present, which I imagine it was. It being factory reset wasn't the sketchy part. It's the fact that he took a go bag and left them at home is the sketchy part. In fact, there's another if there's another disappearance that shows two people packing up their stuff just quickly, just kind of standing there and staring off into the distance, same place repeatedly, and leaving them with those same protocols. As far as I'm concerned, a person this high up in a government position doesn't just disappear as much as they get disappeared. The reasons are certainly a mystery, but this subject has been consistently heating up over the last eight years or so. So, it wouldn't shock me at all to discover that we're truly at the precipice of something monumental, whatever that means. There have been some amazing developments in science, specifically our understanding of plasma and the idea it's conscious. What we thought was just big empty space outside of our planet seems to be quite the opposite based on these discoveries. The idea was suspected for some time, but rigorous science dictates proof, and mathematical proof has been provided and peer-reviewed. There is an utterly fantastic book called A New Science of Heaven that goes into these ideas very deeply, and I'm about halfway through the book because I need to take occasional breaks for it before I really let the info sink in. This man didn't disappear. I don't think any of the 11 people missing just disappeared. We're too connected digitally for something like that to happen, particularly with the resources someone like this gentleman would command in aiding finding him. The notion of adversarial groups on either side of this subject deep in government seems more likely to me than anything. If I were him and I saw what was being reported on, um, I would just get the f out of public as quickly as possible. It would not be shocking in the slightest to discover this man had lifetime handlers from the space that he occupied in his work. People are saying Manhattan Project 2, the team has been activated. Okay, I said in another post that I'm really starting to get the vibe that maybe these Congress members are being fed misinformation in order to justify a later narrative. I truly hope I'm wrong, but something seems off with all of this to me. I'm a pretty far left. While I don't agree with a lot of Tim Burchett's policies, I genuinely like him as a person and I've always gotten the vibe that he's on the side of the people and working class. That being said, he's still a politician. They're all either porns or players in that game and can never fully be trusted.
It is crazy, okay? It is crazy. Now, look, I'm going to reveal to you the latest person, okay, who is just gone out sad as a result of this UFO situation, okay? And of course, the information is coming from the Sentinel network. We've been digging deep into their briefings recently and they have got some absolutely insane details. And there is another person that died without record. This time they're a Loheed Martin vice president. They proposed transferring crash retrieval hardware to the Pentagon and then he died without a record. $9 billion spent in annual research and development, a specific facility, material from the 1950s, three independent sourcing vectors, one blocks transfer, and one sudden death, zero public records. It's another suspicious death related to this situation, right? James T. Ryder. So, let's get into it. The resume. Before we tell you what this man tried to do, you need to understand what he was authorized to touch. Dr. James T. Ryder held a PhD in theoretical and applied mechanics from the University of Illinois along with his masters and bachelor's degrees in the same discipline from the same institution. He spent 38 years at the Loheed Corporation and its successor Loheed Martin. And during that career, he held the titles of vice president, director, manager, program manager, principal investigator, and scientist engineer. His programs included the L1011 Tristar, the F-22 Raptor, space shuttle main engines, fleet ballistic missiles, the terminal high alitude area defense system, and he worked inside skunk works. He worked on classified and unclassified defense systems for NASA. He published more than 30 papers in open literature. He authored numerous classified publications whose titles you will never read. And from May 2005 until his retirement in February 2011, Ryder served as the vice president of the Loheed Martin space systems company headquartered in Palo Alto, California. And in that role, he commanded the advanced technology center, the research and development engine responsible for technology discriminators across the space systems company and the broader Loheed Martin Corporation. The ATC portfolio covered remote sensing and space science, telecommunications and photonics, space-based navigation, guidance and navigation systems, defensive systems, and strategic systems. Programs flowing through that organization totaled more than $9 billion annually. His defense technical information center records confirm early career expertise in the fatigue and fracture mechanics of graphite epoxy biomeaterials, resin matrix composits, and composite bounded joints. In the early 1980s, he authored technical reports under contract to the Air Force Materials Laboratory at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, presenting that work at conferences sponsored by the same laboratory. He understood what happens to advanced materials when they're pushed beyond their design limits under extreme kinetic and thermal stress. That expertise is documented in the public record, but what he applied it to behind a classification stamp is not. The advanced technology center under his leadership assembled the near infrared camera for the James Webb Space Telescope. It built the Tracer synthetic aperture radar for battlefield surveillance. It delivered the FBI's FBI's next generation identification biometric system. It developed uh quantumfuse nanotechnology for militarygrade electrical interconnects. Those are the unclassified outputs. The classified portfolio is larger. We know this because the ATC's own institutional literature describes work spanning classified and unclassified defense system. You do not build a $9 billion annual R&D portfolio based on telescope cameras and fingerprint scanners. This is the record of a man who spent four decades accumulating the credentials, the clearances, and the institutional authority to know exactly what Loheed Martin had in its possession. Remember that it's foundational for everything that follows. This is about to get spicy. Okay, this is about to get spicy.
Um, the facility in 2008, the Defense Intelligence Agency act activated the Advanced Aerospace Weapons System Applications Program, AWSAP, was funded by a $22 million congressional appropriation championed by Senator Harry Reid of Nevada and managed by Dr. James Lacatski Lacatsky of the DIA. What happened next has been confirmed through three independent sourcing vectors and it's the most consequential data point in this briefing. The first vector is a passage from Dr. Latsky's own book skinwalkers at the Pentagon which was cleared through the defense office of pre-publication and security review before publication. The second is a statement by David Grouch on the Joe Rogan Experience where Grouch explicitly confirms uh confirmed had been the DOPSR cleared before the broadcast. And the third is investigative reporting by the liberation times citing multiple sources within the program. All three converge on the same event. Dr. James T. Ryder acting in his capacity as vice president of the Loheed Martin space systems company approached uh W AWS leadership with a divestment proposal. He did not speak in abstractions. He identified a specific Loheed Martin facility. He described the contents, crash retrieval material from the 1950s and other historical operations. He proposed a mechanism, a technology transfer agreement into a waved, partially acknowledged special access program under DIA oversight. Read that again slowly. A sitting vice president of Loheed Martin space systems company, the man commanding $9 billion in annual research and development, walked into a DIA program and said, "We have physical material. It's been in our custody since the 1950s. Here's what it is. Here is what it is. I want to move it to you." The $22 million appropriated by Senator Reid was originally intended to construct special compartmented information facilities at Bigalow Aerospace in Las Vegas, Nevada. The SCIFs were not for theoretical research. They were physical infrastructure designed to res receive and secure physical material. Robert Bigalow, the aerospace contractor who had already funded UAP research privately, was building the receiving end. This was not a leak. This was not a whistleblower stuffing documents into a gym bag. This was a legal procedural attempt by a senior corporate officer to transfer classified material from one custodial arrangement to another through the channels the system provides for exactly that purpose. Ryder used the system. He played by the rules. He identified the facility, described the material, and proposed the transfer mechanism. David Grouch later told Congress that he had provided the inspector general with a specific street address for a facility containing non-human craft material. He submitted that information through DOPSR. It was cleared for public release, but we do not know if Grus's facility and Ryder's facility are at the same location. We do know that two independent sourcing chains separated by more than a decade both identify a specific Loheed Martin facility housing crash retrieval hardware. One of those chains originates with the vice president who ran the company's most advanced laboratory. The central uh we don't need to see that as a summary.
The blockade the proposal died in a meeting. The original government custodian of the material Ryder described was not the department of defense. It was the Central Intelligence Agency's director of science and technology. The CIA held the keys. The DIA wanted to build a new lock. Ryder was offering to carry the material from one vault to the other. Glenn Gaffne, serving as director of the CIA's director of science and technology from approximately 2007 to 2015, personally disapproved the transfer. The meeting where this occurred has been described by multiple sources. The Liberation Times reported that those involved, including Ryder, felt threatened by the harshness of exchanges with CIA officials. Feel the weight of that sentence. A vice president of Loheed Martin, a man who had managed the most sensitive aerospace programs in the Western world for decades, who had navigated classification barriers and compartmentalized briefing rooms for his entire adult life, felt threatened. Not bureaucratically frustrated, not disappointed, but threatened. The 22 million was redirected. Instead of constru constructing SCIFS to house physical material, the money funded the production of 38 theoretical defense intelligence reference documents, papers on warp drive theory, meta materials, invisibility cloaking, traversible wormholes, academic exercises, and the hardware stayed at lock heap failed to secure the material through the DIA. A second attempt was made. Participants in the program approached the Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate through Tara Oul to establish a prospective special access program through a different agency. That effort also failed. 3 months after the CIA killed his first proposal in February 2011, James T. Ryder retired from Loheed Martin. He was 65 years old and he'd spent 38 years inside the machine. He'd identified the material, proposed the mechanism, and been told no by the CIA. The system he had trusted for four decades to manage the most sensitive technology on Earth had refused to let him move it to a different part of itself. He left, but it didn't stop. What does a man do when the system tells him no? Within two years of leaving Loheed Martin, Ryder had constructed an alternative infrastructure. He founded the International Science Foundation and served as chairman of its board. He chaired the Institute for Venture Science, an organization co-founded by Dr. Gerald Pollock of the University of Washington. The IVS board was not populated by hobbyists. Dr. Michael P. Crosby, former executive director of the National Science Board at the National Science Foundation, sat on it. A man who helped direct the strategic properties priorities of the Federal Science Funding in the US, lent his name and credibility to Ryder's postretirement operation. The ISF's primary investment was the Sapphire project, the stellar atmospheric function in regulation experiment directed by Montgome Montgomery Childs of Arutus International. Sapphire was a laboratory plasma physics experiment investigating the behavior of electromagnetic fields in combined plasma environments. The project operated within the electric universe theoretical framework, a hetrodox cosmological model that posits electromagnetic forces rather than gravity alone as the primary drivers of astrophysical structure. Ryder contributed directly to the electromagnetic modeling. Sapphire claimed these results uh results that mainstream physics would consider extraordinary. anomalous energy signatures, the transmutation of elements, potential applications for nuclear waste remediation. We are not in a position to evaluate these claims, but we are in a position to document is the pattern of behavior through Sapphire and its adjacent networks. Ryder maintained a direct connection to Dr. Eric Davis and Dr. Howal Putoff. Davis is a physicist at Earth Techch International and the Institute for Advanced Studies at Austin, a contractor who produced Defense Intelligence reference documents for AWSAP, and the man who later briefed congressional staff on crash retrieval programs. Putoff is the founder of EarthTech International, a former NSA and CIA contractor who managed the Stargate remote viewing platform and another AWSP contractor. Both men operate at the intersection of mainstream defense physics and the specific programs that were supposed to receive Ryder's material. Ryder gave keynote presentations at Electric Universe conferences in 2012 and 2017. He spoke at the Lucius Trust Arcane School Conference in early 2018, delivering a presentation titled the garment of God, in which he explored the intersection of empirical observation and what he described as deeper dimensions of reality. His final known public statement on the role of science, I think the role of science is to bring light into the world. Read the read the trajectory as an intelligence analyst would. A man with four decades of access to the most classified aerospace material in the country is blocked from transferring physical hardware through official channels. So he retires. He immediately builds a private funding apparatus to investigate the physics of plasma confinement, electromagnetic anomalies, and non-standard energy production. He recruits former federal science leadership. He maintains connections to the very researchers who worked a AWS. He funds experiments that if their claims held up would begin to describe the physics of the technology he had seen but could no longer touch. That is not the behavior of a man who lost interest. That's the behavior of a man who changed his approach.
The erasia. This is where it starts to go left. Dr. James T. Ryder died on May 28th, 2018, Memorial Day. Here's everything that exists in the public record confirming this happened. Dr. William A. Gardner, a close collaborator and fellow physicist, wrote on his cylost stationerity. Cystian stationerity. Cystianity. How do that is a word I've never heard before. Let me just let me just let me just copy this. I'm gonna I'm Bro, what does that mean? Let's look this word up before we go any further. Okay. Cyloation rarity. How do I even say that? Definition and pronunciation. Cycllo stationary. Okay. So, this says cycllo stationerity. Cycl cycllo stationerity is a statistical property of a signal or time series where its statistical parameters such as mean and variance vary cyclically periodically with time. A cycllo stationary cylostationary cylostation process is a signal that exhibits statistical behavior that changes over time but in a predictable or repeating cyclic fashion. Bro, we're learning a lot today. Okay, so it could be used in let's say in engineering vibration signals from rotating machinery which contain periodic cyclic transients indicating machine health. This is crazy. Um, okay. A fellow physicist wrote on his cylost stationary cycllo stationerity research blog that in the spring of 2018, Jim passed away suddenly and unexpectedly and the international science foundation was closed. Gardner described losing a best friend and an undeniably qualified source of ideas in astrophysics and cosmology. The two men had met in 2013 at an electric universe conference shortly after Ryder left Loheed Martin. Gardner later discovered that it was Ryder who in 2010 had initiated Loheed Martin's purchase of Gardner's company and intellectual property. The Lucius Trust published a brief memorial excerpt from Ryder's final presentation. The Sapphire Project lost its financial architecture overnight and the ISF closed. That is the complete record.
Now, here is what does not exist. No obituary has been located on legacy.com. None on dignity memorial. None on find a grave. None on obituary aggregator we searched a man who commanded $9 billion in R&D portfolios for one of the five largest defense contractors on earth died and no one published a memorial. No death certificate has been located in the California death index for James T. Ryder with a death date in May or June of 2018. Ryder lived in PaloAlto which falls within Santa Clarita County jurisdiction. No record appears there. No record appears in neighboring San Mateo, Alama, San Francisco or Contraosta counties. No entry has been located in the Social Security Death Index. No probate filing has been located in Santa Clara County Superior Court under the name James T. Ryder or James Ryder for 2018 or 2019. And following publication, a subscriber located a single administrative record, an affidavit of death filed with the Santa Clar Claraara County Assessor Officer, document 25415745 on a property in San Jose. The transfer date listed as May 28th, 2018. The name on the filing James T. Ryder, James Thomas Ryder. The document was not recorded with the clerk recorder until December 14th, 2022, more than four years after his death. The property tax transfer filing is the only governmental record of James T. Ryder's death located to date. Loheed Martin issued no press release, no internal newsletter, no notice, no corporate memorial of any kind acknowledging the death of their former vice president and ATC commander. The company that employs 116,000 people and publishes press releases when it wins a contract to build a satellite component, said nothing when the man who run their most advanced laboratory died. No aerospace tra trade publication carried a death notice. Not aviation week, not defense news, not space news, not the AIAA, of which Ryder would almost certainly have been a member or fellow given his publication record and institutional standing. No University of Illinois where Ryder earned three degrees, has any alumni death notice that's been located. A researcher on X spent months conducting an independent search for any verifiable proof of death and eventually posted a public bounty for documentation and that bounty went unclaimed. We need to be precise about what this means and what it doesn't mean. It doesn't mean James T. Ryder is alive. Gardner's testimony is critical, spec, credible, specific, and consistent with the collapse of the ISF and Sapphire. The man died. The question is not whether. The question is why the standard documentary infrastructure that records the deaths of American citizens failed to capture this one. People with far less institutional visibility than a Loheed Martin vice president leave deeper footprints in the public record when they die. A county coroner files a report. A funeral home publishes a statement not a notice. A university listen alumnist a former employer issues a statement. None of these things happened. We have documented similar patterns of institutional silence across the attrition series. When Monica justinto Razer disappeared, Aererojet Rocket Dine issued no statement. When Frank Werna Mayworld died on the 4th of July 2024, JPL issued no statement. His legacy.com obituary with no cause of death is the sole public record of a 19-year technical group supervisor's passing. When Carl Gilme was shot dead in his home, Caltech and Ipac said nothing. But these cases have at least one thread anchoring the death to a public record, an obituary, a news report, a memorial page, a page, a police blotter, but Ryder has none and the erasia is total.
We need to talk about where where Ryder sat in the institutional architecture of American Defense Aerospace because his position connects to structures we've been documenting for months. Defense aerospace research in the US operates through a contracting pipeline. And the air force research lab issues research requirements and direct funding. Prime contractors like Loheed Martin execute the research. This is not a casual relationship. It's a structural dependency. AFL cannot conduct its mission without the contractors. The contractors cannot sustain their classified programs without AFRL funding and direction. The commander of AFRL and the vice president of Loheed Martin's advanced technology center are not two random positions in the defense bureaucracy. They are two end points of the same pipeline. One writes the requirements, the other delivers the product. From May 2005 to February 2011, James T. Ryder occupied one end of that pipeline. From May 2011 to July 2013, Major General William Neil McCassland occupied the other. So Ryder retired in February 2011, Massland assumed control of the AFRL 90 days later. In May 2011, um that's when and we also documented McCassland's disappearance in the Ghost General and his broader occupational footprint in subsequent briefings. But the geometry goes deeper than a 90-day transition window. Before commanding AFL, McCasslin served as the director of special programs for the under secretary of defense for acquisition technology and logistics. This is not a ceremonial post. The USDA ATNL special programs office is the approval and oversight authority for special access programs across the entire department of defense. If Loheed Martin's advanced technology center was running any SAP level work during mass's tenure in that office and a $9 billion R&D portfolio spanning classified defense systems almost certainly included SAP level work then mass's directorate was in the approval chain not just adjacent to it in it the directorate that reviews approves continues or terminates the most sensitive compartmented programs in the US military was led by the same man who would later command the later command the laboratory that funded Loheed's research Ryder's material transfer proposal short to create a waved partially acknowledged special access program under DIA oversight. The creation of any SAP waved or otherwise requires coordination with the USDATL special programs apparatus. McCasslin ran that apparatus before he ran AFRL. We're not asserting that James T. Ryder and William Neil McCassland ever sat in the same room. We have no unclassified documentation of a direct interaction. But what we are documenting is that the institutional architecture of the American defense establishment structurally interlocked their roles across three distinct vectors. The AFLRL to lock heed contracting pipeline, the USDA ATNL SAP oversight chain and the temporal overlap of their tenurs at the apex of both systems. One of them is dead with no public record and the other is missing. It's suspicious.
So here's the question that could keep someone with subpoena power awake tonight. James T. Ryder didn't manage crash retrieval material alone. A vice president doesn't walk into a DIA program office and propose a technology transfer agreement as a solo act. There are engineers who evaluated the material, program managers who tracked it, security officers who controlled access, facility managers who maintained the site, a predecessor who held the VP role before Ryder and managed the ATC's classified portfolio before him, a successor who inherited whatever Ryder left behind. And Dr. Kenneth Washington replaced Ryder as vice president of the Advanced Technology Center. And he has since become the chief technology officer of the Ford Motor Company. He's a public figure with a public career and he would know what the ATC's classified portfolio contained during the transition and whether or not he would discuss it is a separate question that he would know that he would know is not. The Sapphire network extends outward from Ryder through documented name connections. Dr. Eric Davis who briefed congressional staffs on crash retrievals and produced AWSP research documents. Dr. Hal Putoff who runs CIA funded programs and co-founded the organization that hosted Davis Montgomery Charles who directed the experiment Ryder funded Dr. Michael P. Crosby a former executive at the National Science Foundation who sat on the IVS board that Ryder chaired. These are not inferences. Ryder chaired their boards, funded their experiments and spoke at their conferences. Extend this question backwards. Ryder worked at Loheed from 1973 to 2011. His DTIC records list co-authors. Those co-authors had careers. The network of people who worked alongside him across four decades of classified aerospace research has never been systemically wrapped by any public investigation. It is a finite and identifiable group. Their names are in corporate records, clearance databases, and program access lists. The United States government has the legal authority to compel. The material Ryder identified has never been publicly accounted for. The facility he described has never been publicly acknowledged. The death of the man at the center of all of it left no trace in the systems that record the deaths of every other American. We do not have a badge. We do not have a budget. We do not have subpoena power. But we have a keyboard and a pattern. That was never supposed to be enough.
So look, another person that was privy to this space technology. It sounds like crashed UFO that had technology that wasn't known to Earth that they've been trying to reverse engineer. Whether it's in the government, whether it's in private companies, aerospace and defense companies like Loheed Martin. And then the guy responsible for it all that was trying to move that technology out of the organization into other organizations, he just dies without a trace. and his obituary is nowhere to be seen. I find that incredibly suspicious. Okay, it's another one another suspicious death connected to this UFO technology, this plasma research, this anti-gravity technology, and it is really alarming. So, let me know what you guys thought of that. I'm going to keep digging into this. I feel like the Sentinel Network is putting some very crazy interesting clues together, and I for one am riveted and scared. Okay. So, I'll keep you posted if I hear of any more suspicious deaths created or not created, definitely not created that are noticed and found and uncovered related to UFO and space technology. I'll keep you guys updated. I'll drop some more videos about this when I have more info. There's another lead that I'm actually looking into. So, I'll probably do a video on that tomorrow. But for now, stay safe, folks. All right? Stay out the way. And you know what I'm saying? Don't don't go missing. Don't leave your phone factory reset and go missing without your shoes. That's definitely not what we're going to see. But thanks for watching this video. I'll see you guys in the next one. face.