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4/22/2026 8:10:19 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Rossi:




Netflix released a crappy version of this story.  YouTube and Amazon have the original Chinese, which is really good.  Some parts are like an acid trip-type sci-fi story.




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Originally Posted By Rossi:
Originally Posted By macman37:
Crossposting from the Jesse Michels thread…

During the Bush administration, top officials were urged to read a Chinese sci-fi novel about aliens who systematically track, interfere with, and kill human scientists working at the frontier of physics.

The book is called The THREE BODY PROBLEM. A presidential advisor who worked with JFK, Nixon, and Ford and who was briefed on UFOs said this is how non-human intelligences actually operate.

"Why was the upper echelon of the American government reading this book?"

"Harold Malmgren told me this is how the non-human intelligences operate, by tracking the frontier of human innovation."

"His daughter Pippa, who was on George W. Bush's National Economic Council, was tasked with reading The Three-Body Problem."

"If connecting missing and dead scientists with aliens sounds far-fetched, I get it."

"But it's worth asking yourself why UFOs so very often seem to cluster around the very technologies that define strategic power."

Full episode about these missing scientists out now.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_PI6RBldj4




Netflix released a crappy version of this story.  YouTube and Amazon have the original Chinese, which is really good.  Some parts are like an acid trip-type sci-fi story.






I have the books, just need the time to read them.
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4/22/2026 10:52:23 PM EDT
[#2]
I watched the series and didn’t care for
It.  But if y’all recommend the books, I will give them a go.
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
4/23/2026 11:20:50 AM EDT
[#3]
https://www.foxnews.com/us/nasa-nuclear-engineer-found-dead-burned-tesla-vanishing-alabama-home-last-year

Another one.
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
4/23/2026 11:39:23 AM EDT
[#4]
Famous UFO Researcher David Wilcock Dead from ‘Apparent Suicide’

Famous UFO Researcher David Wilcock Dead from ‘Apparent Suicide’ TWO DAYS After Posting Video Warning About How it’s ‘Scary’ that ‘Scientists Are Going Missing,’ Previously Posted About How He’s Not Suicidal (VIDEO)

The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office confirmed in a press release that deputies responded to a 911 call to the 1400 block of Ridge Road, where Wilcock resided, around 10:44 a.m. on April 20, regarding a possible mental health crisis.

When deputies arrived at approximately 11:02 a.m., they encountered a male subject outside a residence holding a weapon.

The man then used the weapon on himself. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

The release did not name Wilcock, citing the need to notify next of kin, but many were quick to note that this is the exact block he lived on.

Florida Rep. Anna Paulina Luna subsequently confirmed Wilcock’s passing on X, writing, “We just learned of the tragic passing of David Wilcock. We are praying for his family and loved ones and the millions of lives he impacted.”

We just learned of the tragic passing of David Wilcock. We are praying for his family and loved ones and the millions of lives he impacted.

🕊️John 8:32

— Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (@RepLuna) April 22, 2026

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4/23/2026 5:54:16 PM EDT
[Last Edit: sq40][Edited] [#5]
Oh boy;

https://www.newsweek.com/chinese-scientists-have-been-dying-mysterious-deaths-too-11861806

“The phenomenon mirrors the wave of disappearances or deaths among American scientists that is now being investigated by Washington. In the U.S, there have been 11 cases, in China at least nine.

It's prompted a disturbing question among some military analysts: Is there a silent "scientist war" going on?”
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
4/24/2026 8:35:09 AM EDT
[Last Edit: tnriverluver][Edited] [#6]
From a Reddit post this morning in my email.  This is very disturbing.  And Chinese scientist also being dissappeared.

Reddit post linky

From a comment.

You made me curious, so this is what I was able to verify:

Floyd “Sparky” Sweet: Deceased, July 5, 1995

Stefan Marinov: Deceased, July 15, 1997

Stanley Meyer: Deceased, March 20/21, 1998

Mark McCandlish: Deceased, April 13, 2021

Ning Li: Deceased, July 27, 2021

Amy Eskridge: Deceased, June 11, 2022

Feng Yanghe: Deceased, July 1, 2023

Michael Hicks: Deceased, July 30, 2023

Matthew Sullivan: Deceased, May 12, 2024

Frank Maiwald: Deceased, July 4, 2024

Matthew Livelsberger: Deceased, January 1, 2025

Anthony Chavez: Missing, May 8, 2025

Monica Reza: Missing, June 22, 2025

Melissa Casias: Missing, June 26, 2025

Joshua LeBlanc: Deceased, July 22, 2025

Steven Garcia: Missing, August 28, 2025

Jason Thomas: Missing December 2025; body recovered March 17, 2026

Nuno Loureiro: Deceased, December 16, 2025

Carl Grillmair: Deceased, February 16, 2026

William Neil McCasland: Missing, February 27, 2026

Wynn Free: Reported deceased April 14–18, 2026; not strongly confirmed

David Wilcock: Deceased, April 20, 2026

Robert Duncan: Status disputed / not cleanly verified — I would not confidently list him as either confirmed dead or confirmed alive from what we have
4/24/2026 1:09:55 PM EDT
[#7]
So we're up to 30 years, and NASA/Nuclear has turned into pretty much anybody worldwide?

This is too far reaching, it's like the Alaskan triangle. "Most missing persons cases in Alaska are inside the triangle!" oooohhhh scary, but we don't define what percentage of cases, or the exact corners of the triangle. The first and third largest cities in AK are two corners and the second largest is smack dab in the middle. If the Anchorage corner is drawn a bit generously, you can include 80-90% of the population inside the triangle. As a result you would expect the vast majority of missing person cases inside the triangle, after all you need people for them to go missing.

What we are seeing with the scientists is how a coverup works, adding people who's deaths had nothing to do with an outside influence, or who are completely unrelated is the ammo needed to make the whole thing go away. It's not necessarily the people behind the coverup adding the nonsense, it's just people who are interested who think quantity is more important than quality. After that it's easy to make it go away, just steer the investigation to focus on the people who were legit deaths and away from the handful of questionable cases.

The key cases are going to be the HVAC tech, the Custodian, the guy who's obituary said "in lieu of flowers, donate to Alcoholics Anonymous." and the guy who had chronic hip and back pain, was being treated for depression with suicidal tendencies, told people he was going to kill himself and was found with the gun still in his hand. Take those four cases, point out how this is hurting the families yada yada yada, story is over.
4/24/2026 1:34:11 PM EDT
[#8]
13 U.S. Scientists, 9 Chinese Scientists and a Prominent UFO Researcher Are All Dead – Is There a Connection?
13 U.S. Scientists, 9 Chinese Scientists and a Prominent UFO Researcher Are All Dead – Is There a Connection?


End of the American Dream)—This is starting to get really weird. For months, people have been talking about the growing list of U.S. scientists that were working on sensitive projects related to our space or nuclear programs that have either suddenly died or mysteriously disappeared. Of course if someone mysteriously disappears and never comes back, it is probably safe to assume that individual is dead. All over the country people have been demanding answers, and now there are a couple of new twists. It turns out that many prominent Chinese scientists have also been suddenly dying, and this has caused a major uproar in China. On top of everything else, a famous UFO researcher that regularly appeared on the History Channel has just committed “suicide” even though he warned in advance that he would never do that under any circumstances.
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What in the world is going on?

If you are a scientist that is working on a highly sensitive matter, I would highly recommend not taking a hike in the woods right now.
4/24/2026 2:47:30 PM EDT
[#9]
didnt someone warn that the truth was keeping him up at night  and was scared it might break some people mabe the suicides are from finding the truth
4/24/2026 7:23:38 PM EDT
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didnt someone warn that the truth was keeping him up at night  and was scared it might break some people mabe the suicides are from finding the truth
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Could be something like that.    They know everything about you, what you like, what you hate, and what you hold dear.   They control almost all the information a person consumes, so they can find the buttons and then start pushing them and once paranoia starts, it self perpetuates and then they give another phone call or visit to push them over the edge when they find the next message in 2 hours and then they're over the edge to suicidal and don't trust anybody and don't want to be alive.

Reminds me of a movie, was it Enemy Of The State?   Anyway, congressman won't vote and so he's sent a letter from his doctor say8ing he tested positive for HIV and he kills himself.   Then they find out he didn't have HIV.  That was back from before the Internet knew everything about everybody.   No matter who you are or how cold and stalwart you are, the profiles known about you from birth to present give them ways to twist emotions and push buttons far better than the most vindictive wife, and the wife needs a few years to learn the really touchy buttons which cause irrational reactions, while the profile data has that as a bullet point at on the  top of your profile.

Richard Doty is the best example with Paul Bennewitz where they fed fake signals and more to and drove him paranoid and then suicided and he just says "that's how it works" with no guilt.

The person who complains most, and is the most critical of others has the most to hide.

All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
4/24/2026 8:42:11 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Herc:
So we're up to 30 years, and NASA/Nuclear has turned into pretty much anybody worldwide?

This is too far reaching, it's like the Alaskan triangle. "Most missing persons cases in Alaska are inside the triangle!" oooohhhh scary, but we don't define what percentage of cases, or the exact corners of the triangle. The first and third largest cities in AK are two corners and the second largest is smack dab in the middle. If the Anchorage corner is drawn a bit generously, you can include 80-90% of the population inside the triangle. As a result you would expect the vast majority of missing person cases inside the triangle, after all you need people for them to go missing.

What we are seeing with the scientists is how a coverup works, adding people who's deaths had nothing to do with an outside influence, or who are completely unrelated is the ammo needed to make the whole thing go away. It's not necessarily the people behind the coverup adding the nonsense, it's just people who are interested who think quantity is more important than quality. After that it's easy to make it go away, just steer the investigation to focus on the people who were legit deaths and away from the handful of questionable cases.

The key cases are going to be the HVAC tech, the Custodian, the guy who's obituary said "in lieu of flowers, donate to Alcoholics Anonymous." and the guy who had chronic hip and back pain, was being treated for depression with suicidal tendencies, told people he was going to kill himself and was found with the gun still in his hand. Take those four cases, point out how this is hurting the families yada yada yada, story is over.
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Please tell me you arent and HVAC tech at Los Alamos or something.

But in all seriousness, there are probably a few of these that are legitimate suicides or accidents or medical. No doubt. But the people involved here are important enough, and in great enough numbers to warrant a federal investigation.  It’s not a joke or something to blow off. These are people.
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
4/24/2026 8:48:55 PM EDT
[#12]
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Originally Posted By brass:


Could be something like that.    They know everything about you, what you like, what you hate, and what you hold dear.   They control almost all the information a person consumes, so they can find the buttons and then start pushing them and once paranoia starts, it self perpetuates and then they give another phone call or visit to push them over the edge when they find the next message in 2 hours and then they're over the edge to suicidal and don't trust anybody and don't want to be alive.

Reminds me of a movie, was it Enemy Of The State?   Anyway, congressman won't vote and so he's sent a letter from his doctor say8ing he tested positive for HIV and he kills himself.   Then they find out he didn't have HIV.  That was back from before the Internet knew everything about everybody.   No matter who you are or how cold and stalwart you are, the profiles known about you from birth to present give them ways to twist emotions and push buttons far better than the most vindictive wife, and the wife needs a few years to learn the really touchy buttons which cause irrational reactions, while the profile data has that as a bullet point at on the  top of your profile.

Richard Doty is the best example with Paul Bennewitz where they fed fake signals and more to and drove him paranoid and then suicided and he just says "that's how it works" with no guilt.

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The number of ways a person can be compromised, coerced, discredited, or killed is enormous, especially in a surveillance state like we have, with more than enough room for government sanctioned black operations and wet work.  Hell.. even public and legal channels… look at how they went at Trump, just using the system.  
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
4/24/2026 8:51:03 PM EDT
[#13]
UFO’s no. Chinese ? Maybe

It is a little weird but I’d like to see a statical analysis of missing/dead in that field vs general population in terms of percentages
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4/25/2026 12:00:12 AM EDT
[#14]
Tulsi Gabbard on Modern Wisdom with Chris Williamson

If you haven't seen this, it's a good one. Tulsi Gabbard speaking candidly about who actually runs the US Government. And it ain't us...or the President.

I worked for the gubbermint my entire adult life. Enjoying a nice retirement, happy I didn't get shot fulla holes getting there. Not for lack of tryin' though.
Anyway.

There was a time when I believed the news. First time I learned it wasn't when Walter Cronkite said in his evening newscast, right after Tet 1968 and said, "The war in Vietnam is lost". It wasn't by a long shot but we didn't know that. The news ran with that, and it only got worse. of course there were other factors. Like incompetent nincompoops Mcnamara and President Johnson. Nixon tried but soon as he resigned, Congress pulled the funding, left the South with bupkus and that was all she wrote. Not sorry about the rant.

Anyone believes the mainstream news now....well. I don't feel sorry for you. It's so obvious now they CAN'T tell the truth anymore.

Annie Jacobsen. Investigative journalist. Wrote several books; Area 51 is pretty danged good and touches on aliens if that's your thing. Just reading the politics surrounding that area of our government gives me the creeps. And that's just the declass stuff. There's LOTS more they aren't ever going to tell us. You read her books (which I have) and these missing people make sense. Geez guys, just look at who they worked for, what their background was. It's a NEON sign for cryin' out loud.

What we as a Nation has lived through since 2016 is the culmination of a steady decline in our nation's government that began shortly after WWI.
Anybody that lived through covid with wide-open eyes and DIDN'T question all the bullshit they did should now SEE that our government is hopelessly compromised....If you don't, well, geez guys, I got nothing for ya except God Bless You, Go with God in peace.
4/25/2026 2:38:20 PM EDT
[#15]
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Please tell me you arent and HVAC tech at Los Alamos or something.

But in all seriousness, there are probably a few of these that are legitimate suicides or accidents or medical. No doubt. But the people involved here are important enough, and in great enough numbers to warrant a federal investigation.  It’s not a joke or something to blow off. These are people.
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What was the movie with Tom Cruise where he was an ex-military MP who went to investigate a mass shooter.  Several people killed by a supposedly neurotic guy.  Case closed.

However, he found that the mass shooter wasn't the accused one and all but one of the murdered were just to cover up the one they really wanted to kill.

Sometimes Hollywood has an uncanny way to tell what's going on or how things are done between the lines of a movie script.  



4/25/2026 11:49:15 PM EDT
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What was the movie with Tom Cruise where he was an ex-military MP who went to investigate a mass shooter.  Several people killed by a supposedly neurotic guy.  Case closed.

However, he found that the mass shooter wasn't the accused one and all but one of the murdered were just to cover up the one they really wanted to kill.

Sometimes Hollywood has an uncanny way to tell what's going on or how things are done between the lines of a movie script.  



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Originally Posted By sq40:


Please tell me you arent and HVAC tech at Los Alamos or something.

But in all seriousness, there are probably a few of these that are legitimate suicides or accidents or medical. No doubt. But the people involved here are important enough, and in great enough numbers to warrant a federal investigation.  It’s not a joke or something to blow off. These are people.



What was the movie with Tom Cruise where he was an ex-military MP who went to investigate a mass shooter.  Several people killed by a supposedly neurotic guy.  Case closed.

However, he found that the mass shooter wasn't the accused one and all but one of the murdered were just to cover up the one they really wanted to kill.

Sometimes Hollywood has an uncanny way to tell what's going on or how things are done between the lines of a movie script.  






Jack Reacher.   Seems Hollywood is giving us drops and drops of The truth by sprinkling it in movies and never linking it together and even having the "any semblance to another person, living or dead, is purely coincidental" to CYA that they know a bit more than the average guy should.   Definitely seen when looking at all the leaked and released UFO information w and then re-watching Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind.   Way too much is the same as far as aliens and ship shapes greys (also in ET) and just a bunch of it.

Same with some sci-fi books and regular fiction with the big ones coming around in this forum as recommended, Pasulkas books are an excellent break as she goes into it eyes open and skeptic and then talks to many people involved and does a lot of traveling.  She then brings you on that journey and documents it completely . American Cosmic is great.

The person who complains most, and is the most critical of others has the most to hide.

All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
4/26/2026 9:04:05 AM EDT
[#17]
If you pay attention there are SO many movies now giving us drops of the truth.  Someone, something has been leading us and awakening people for a long long time and we just never realized what was happening.  And most still don't sadly.  We'll see what Spielberg's movie does especially if Potus gives the public some of the truth beforehand.  The Corbell movie coming out on May 12 may really be an eye opener ahead of all this.  I thought it was actually his movie but he tells in the latest Weaponized video I posted in a new thread that it was his director that made this film and just from the trailer it shows quite a bit of the actual documents and glimpses of the photos so it may disclose a hell of a lot.  I will be purchasing that one without a doubt!
4/27/2026 1:25:18 PM EDT
[#18]
Not suspicious at all.

BREAKING: AIR FORCE OFFICER DECEASED BEFORE GIVING TESTIMONY
4/27/2026 4:44:21 PM EDT
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Not suspicious at all.

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Wait, what?

She did say he died from a self inflicted gunshot, right?

This is the guy who the medical examiner said he died from a combination of alcohol, xanax, a muscle relaxer and an antidepressant. (with the last one also being used to treat bed wetting in children under 6)

Where the heck did she get a gunshot wound from?
4/27/2026 5:38:16 PM EDT
[#20]
Would-be UFO whistleblower died of accidental drug overdose after agreeing to testify to Congress By Shane Galvin

Would-be UFO whistleblower died of accidental drug overdose after agreeing to testify to Congress
By Shane Galvin

An Air Force veteran who agreed to testify before Congress about secret government UFO programs died just months before the hearings of an accidental drug overdose, The Post has learned.

Matthew James Sullivan, 39, died at his home in Falls Church, Va., on May 12, 2024 from a lethal mix of alcohol, alprazolam, cyclobenzaprine and imipramine, according to the Northern District Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.

Alprazolam is generic Xanax, an anti-anxiety medication; cyclobenzaprine is a powerful prescription muscle relaxant that works on the central nervous system; imipramine is a drug for children used to treat anxiety and bedwetting.

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5/2/2026 3:58:12 PM EDT
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Would-be UFO whistleblower died of accidental drug overdose after agreeing to testify to Congress By Shane Galvin

Would-be UFO whistleblower died of accidental drug overdose after agreeing to testify to Congress
By Shane Galvin

An Air Force veteran who agreed to testify before Congress about secret government UFO programs died just months before the hearings of an accidental drug overdose, The Post has learned.

Matthew James Sullivan, 39, died at his home in Falls Church, Va., on May 12, 2024 from a lethal mix of alcohol, alprazolam, cyclobenzaprine and imipramine, according to the Northern District Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.

Alprazolam is generic Xanax, an anti-anxiety medication; cyclobenzaprine is a powerful prescription muscle relaxant that works on the central nervous system; imipramine is a drug for children used to treat anxiety and bedwetting.

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< GD >Coincidence.  The government is huge, therefore - the number of people wanting to testify on this topic  is also huge and so this means nothing.  < / GD >
The person who complains most, and is the most critical of others has the most to hide.

All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
5/3/2026 12:13:03 AM EDT
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< GD >Coincidence.  The government is huge, therefore - the number of people wanting to testify on this topic  is also huge and so this means nothing.  < / GD >
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While I understand you're being contrary and sarcastic (of which I wholeheartedly approve, EVERY TIME), .gov does employ a significant portion of the country. I happen to be one of those employees.

From a statistical standpoint, the number of people willing to "testify" might actually be insignificant. They could be attention-seeking whores. Or... they might not be.

I hated statistics in college. In the immortal words of Homer Simpson,

Homer the Vigilante and Statistics


Can anyone do better with statistics of .gov employees vs .gov whistleblowers? Vs. the general populace?
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5/3/2026 12:36:22 AM EDT
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While I understand you're being contrary and sarcastic (of which I wholeheartedly approve, EVERY TIME), .gov does employ a significant portion of the country. I happen to be one of those employees.

From a statistical standpoint, the number of people willing to "testify" might actually be insignificant. They could be attention-seeking whores. Or... they might not be.

I hated statistics in college. In the immortal words of Homer Simpson,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sm7ArKlzHSM

Can anyone do better with statistics of .gov employees vs .gov whistleblowers? Vs. the general populace?
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Originally Posted By brass:


< GD >Coincidence.  The government is huge, therefore - the number of people wanting to testify on this topic  is also huge and so this means nothing.  < / GD >


While I understand you're being contrary and sarcastic (of which I wholeheartedly approve, EVERY TIME), .gov does employ a significant portion of the country. I happen to be one of those employees.

From a statistical standpoint, the number of people willing to "testify" might actually be insignificant. They could be attention-seeking whores. Or... they might not be.

I hated statistics in college. In the immortal words of Homer Simpson,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sm7ArKlzHSM

Can anyone do better with statistics of .gov employees vs .gov whistleblowers? Vs. the general populace?


I've got a few books on that, best is "How to lie with statistics" which is free online but worth buying the paper book which shows the common tricks of changing scales on graphs without mentioning it or even no labels on the axis, not mentioning sample size or standard deviation which means you can say any number you want as a percentage and it can be shown correct with a little cherry picking after the fact to justify an argument.

We all had a HUGE class on it with Covid, the holy wars over the fake statistics were gruesome and the number of people believing news was gospel vs those who would think something is a lie just because the news said it.   Hence an entire sub-forum because people didn't want to learn, they wanted to panic and parrot their favorite talking head without reading and really understanding, on both sides of the issue.    Truth was, if they were put on a vent, they died, that was like over 90% chance with the standard deviation and case studies in the public document.   The news just says "fake news!" and didn't address it beyond that since that's all they had to say as too many were still 100% faithful to the men in the box.

The person who complains most, and is the most critical of others has the most to hide.

All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
5/3/2026 1:33:55 AM EDT
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I've got a few books on that, best is "How to lie with statistics" which is free online but worth buying the paper book which shows the common tricks of changing scales on graphs without mentioning it or even no labels on the axis, not mentioning sample size or standard deviation which means you can say any number you want as a percentage and it can be shown correct with a little cherry picking after the fact to justify an argument.

We all had a HUGE class on it with Covid, the holy wars over the fake statistics were gruesome and the number of people believing news was gospel vs those who would think something is a lie just because the news said it.   Hence an entire sub-forum because people didn't want to learn, they wanted to panic and parrot their favorite talking head without reading and really understanding, on both sides of the issue.    Truth was, if they were put on a vent, they died, that was like over 90% chance with the standard deviation and case studies in the public document.   The news just says "fake news!" and didn't address it beyond that since that's all they had to say as too many were still 100% faithful to the men in the box.

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Every time you wonder why that is, picture a bell graph. Realize that the center line on it is 100 IQ, and half of the population falls below it. Sometimes significantly. Those people will do anything, believe anything, accept anything so long as it means they get to keep their life and comforts.

They vote.

Idiocracy was a documentary. 1984 is a playbook/instruction manual. Animal Farm is what comes next. It's already happened elsewhere. Apparently the US is behind the curve right now. Tytler nailed it almost 300 years ago.
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5/3/2026 8:58:24 AM EDT
[#25]
The only problem with your “attention seeking whores” guote is that these people know they will lose everything and possibly even the lives of their family members once they publicly testify.  Look at any of the whistleblowers just about and see the fear in their eyes.  Dillon Borlan, for example.  Any of them really.  Most lose their government jobs, their pensions, their ability to get employment anywhere.  That’s not the kind of attention anyone wants.  I feel whole heartedly most are doing this as a service to the world at large that needs to know the truth about our very existence on this planet.  True patriots that aren’t afraid to tell it like it is.  One or two?  Yeah that’s a possible statistic, but 13 not counting untold how many before these we don’t even know about.  Nope I’m not buying that argument especially when you have Jake Barber and many others openly saying they know about murders that have happened to silence this.  About the only way these whistleblowers have now stayed alive IS BY BECOMING A PUBLIC FIGURE!
5/3/2026 5:11:17 PM EDT
[#26]
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5/3/2026 5:24:17 PM EDT
[#27]
I'm a nuclear scientist, My wife keeps on reading these stories with a look on her face like "Is today my lucky day?"
5/3/2026 6:13:19 PM EDT
[#28]
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I'm a nuclear scientist, My wife keeps on reading these stories with a look on her face like "Is today my lucky day?"
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5/3/2026 7:08:06 PM EDT
[#29]
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I'm a nuclear scientist, My wife keeps on reading these stories with a look on her face like "Is today my lucky day?"
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If she starts telling people you are about to blow the whistle…
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
5/4/2026 9:31:13 AM EDT
[#30]
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I'm a nuclear scientist, My wife keeps on reading these stories with a look on her face like "Is today my lucky day?"
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Better check to see how many secret life insurance policies she has taken out on you.
5/5/2026 1:28:27 AM EDT
[Last Edit: kc-coyote][Edited] [#31]
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver:
The only problem with your “attention seeking whores” guote is that these people know they will lose everything and possibly even the lives of their family members once they publicly testify.  Look at any of the whistleblowers just about and see the fear in their eyes.  Dillon Borlan, for example.  Any of them really.  Most lose their government jobs, their pensions, their ability to get employment anywhere.  That’s not the kind of attention anyone wants.  I feel whole heartedly most are doing this as a service to the world at large that needs to know the truth about our very existence on this planet.  True patriots that aren’t afraid to tell it like it is.  One or two?  Yeah that’s a possible statistic, but 13 not counting untold how many before these we don’t even know about.  Nope I’m not buying that argument especially when you have Jake Barber and many others openly saying they know about murders that have happened to silence this.  About the only way these whistleblowers have now stayed alive IS BY BECOMING A PUBLIC FIGURE!
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You bring up a lot of valid points.  The scary part will be if/when whistleblowers die under mysterious circumstances.  With these recent disappearances, especially of the retired general, anything is possible unfortunately.  The coverup is worse that the initial thing they were trying to protect.  And according to at least two sitting congressmen, even they have received death threats.
5/5/2026 5:32:13 AM EDT
[#32]
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver:
The only problem with your “attention seeking whores” guote is that these people know they will lose everything and possibly even the lives of their family members once they publicly testify.  Look at any of the whistleblowers just about and see the fear in their eyes.  Dillon Borlan, for example.  Any of them really.  Most lose their government jobs, their pensions, their ability to get employment anywhere.  That’s not the kind of attention anyone wants.  I feel whole heartedly most are doing this as a service to the world at large that needs to know the truth about our very existence on this planet.  True patriots that aren’t afraid to tell it like it is.  One or two?  Yeah that’s a possible statistic, but 13 not counting untold how many before these we don’t even know about.  Nope I’m not buying that argument especially when you have Jake Barber and many others openly saying they know about murders that have happened to silence this.  About the only way these whistleblowers have now stayed alive IS BY BECOMING A PUBLIC FIGURE!
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There was that addition to the Whistleblower protection program that was being pushed a couple years ago which would have them keep their salary util retirement if they truthfully testified in a whistleblower protected area, which this topic has now been covered so they get some info.  Just a matter of getting the permission to speak about it beyond SCIF meetings with elected officials.   I don't know how that bill went, but the biggest reason people weren't coming out of the woodwork was losing a living, this included Lue Elizondo but he kind of changed tack a bit I suppose to keep the income.   Others didn't and are doing random stuff to stay alive.  I know it's taxpayer money and paying people to do nothing is "wrong", but these people are like Paul Revere to get us to understand the new reality.  They've been forced to lie for decades, and that is a sin in religion so there's a line crossed where they're forced to do something against their religion.  There's a whole lot of other stuff that is protected and paid because somebody was insulted, I don't see this small number of people as breaking the bank.  From appearances before/after the disclosure process, it seems to be extremely high stress as they appear to age several years for every one that goes past.

Hope they're still going to be hounding the different legal/voting methods of releasing this information, and if not, I hope those who have the information archive dump it to several places simultaneously and then set u several magnet torrents on it so trying to chase it down to delete it would be impossible after the first hour - AKA "Catastrophic Hard Disclosure"

At the same time, they might be fair weather patriots and income overrides any beliefs they hold dear.   Who knows.

The person who complains most, and is the most critical of others has the most to hide.

All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
5/5/2026 12:53:59 PM EDT
[#33]
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Originally Posted By brass:


There was that addition to the Whistleblower protection program that was being pushed a couple years ago which would have them keep their salary util retirement if they truthfully testified in a whistleblower protected area, which this topic has now been covered so they get some info.  Just a matter of getting the permission to speak about it beyond SCIF meetings with elected officials.   I don't know how that bill went, but the biggest reason people weren't coming out of the woodwork was losing a living, this included Lue Elizondo but he kind of changed tack a bit I suppose to keep the income.   Others didn't and are doing random stuff to stay alive.  I know it's taxpayer money and paying people to do nothing is "wrong", but these people are like Paul Revere to get us to understand the new reality.  They've been forced to lie for decades, and that is a sin in religion so there's a line crossed where they're forced to do something against their religion.  There's a whole lot of other stuff that is protected and paid because somebody was insulted, I don't see this small number of people as breaking the bank.  From appearances before/after the disclosure process, it seems to be extremely high stress as they appear to age several years for every one that goes past.

Hope they're still going to be hounding the different legal/voting methods of releasing this information, and if not, I hope those who have the information archive dump it to several places simultaneously and then set u several magnet torrents on it so trying to chase it down to delete it would be impossible after the first hour - AKA "Catastrophic Hard Disclosure"

At the same time, they might be fair weather patriots and income overrides any beliefs they hold dear.   Who knows.

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I was not aware that the proposed amendment included specific language about keeping their salary, however that is extremely important in my opinion.  But in light of all of the mysterious deaths recently involving people who were either directly or indirectly involved in the UAP program, it makes me wonder if the real decision makers are subscribing to the policy of "three can keep a secret if two are dead"?
5/5/2026 3:57:26 PM EDT
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Is This Where All The Scientists Have Gone?
Over the past several years, a quiet pattern has emerged that deserves far more attention than it has received. It began in July 2023 with the death of Michael David Hicks, a research scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory who worked on the DART Project and Deep Space 1. His cause of death was never publicly released. The following July, JPL principal researcher Frank Maiwald died in Los Angeles at 61. Again, no cause of death was disclosed then in June 2025, JPL aerospace engineer Monica Jacinto Reza vanished in the Angeles National Forest. She was hiking with a companion, thirty feet ahead, when she smiled, waved, and simply ceased to exist. She has never been found. That same month, Melissa Casias, an administrative staffer with security clearance at Los Alamos National Laboratory, disappeared while walking along a New Mexico roadside, her phone factory-reset and left behind. In December 2025, MIT's Dr. Nuno Loureiro, director of the Plasma Science and Fusion Center and one of the world's foremost fusion physicists, was shot to death at his home near Boston. In February 2026, Caltech astrophysicist Carl Grillmair was shot on his front porch by a stranger with no apparent motive. Finally, the case that cracked the story open: retired Air Force Major General William Neil McCasland, former commander of the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, the facility long rumored in intelligence circles to house recovered Roswell materials, walked out of his Albuquerque home on February 27, 2026, leaving his phone, prescription glasses, and wearable devices behind. He has not been seen since. The full documented list of cases can be reviewed here. At least eleven individuals connected to classified nuclear, aerospace, and advanced propulsion research are now dead or missing. The White House has confirmed a formal investigation. The FBI is spearheading the effort. The House Oversight Committee has demanded briefings from the FBI, the Department of Energy, NASA, and the Department of Defense. President Trump himself called it "pretty serious stuff." These are not fringe allegations. This is the federal government confirming, on the record, that something is very wrong.
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5/6/2026 11:55:46 AM EDT
[#35]
David Grusch: Missing scientist case 'concerning', producer says | Elizabeth Vargas Reports
5/6/2026 12:55:45 PM EDT
[Last Edit: brass][Edited] [#36]
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I was not aware that the proposed amendment included specific language about keeping their salary, however that is extremely important in my opinion.  But in light of all of the mysterious deaths recently involving people who were either directly or indirectly involved in the UAP program, it makes me wonder if the real decision makers are subscribing to the policy of "three can keep a secret if two are dead"?
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Originally Posted By brass:


There was that addition to the Whistleblower protection program that was being pushed a couple years ago which would have them keep their salary util retirement if they truthfully testified in a whistleblower protected area, which this topic has now been covered so they get some info.  Just a matter of getting the permission to speak about it beyond SCIF meetings with elected officials.   I don't know how that bill went, but the biggest reason people weren't coming out of the woodwork was losing a living, this included Lue Elizondo but he kind of changed tack a bit I suppose to keep the income.   Others didn't and are doing random stuff to stay alive.  I know it's taxpayer money and paying people to do nothing is "wrong", but these people are like Paul Revere to get us to understand the new reality.  They've been forced to lie for decades, and that is a sin in religion so there's a line crossed where they're forced to do something against their religion.  There's a whole lot of other stuff that is protected and paid because somebody was insulted, I don't see this small number of people as breaking the bank.  From appearances before/after the disclosure process, it seems to be extremely high stress as they appear to age several years for every one that goes past.

Hope they're still going to be hounding the different legal/voting methods of releasing this information, and if not, I hope those who have the information archive dump it to several places simultaneously and then set u several magnet torrents on it so trying to chase it down to delete it would be impossible after the first hour - AKA "Catastrophic Hard Disclosure"

At the same time, they might be fair weather patriots and income overrides any beliefs they hold dear.   Who knows.




I was not aware that the proposed amendment included specific language about keeping their salary, however that is extremely important in my opinion.  But in light of all of the mysterious deaths recently involving people who were either directly or indirectly involved in the UAP program, it makes me wonder if the real decision makers are subscribing to the policy of "three can keep a secret if two are dead"?


It wasn't exactly keeping their position/salary but the wording was so they could still work and not be fired / blacklisted in DC  for being a whistleblower which is what as happened to most all of em.    IIRC, that's was in the the part of the "good" amendment that didn't get put into the legislation after the hearings a couple years ago and all sorts of stuff was glommed onto it so it didn't pass.   I'm unaware of any movement on that again in the most recent attempts, they're mostly just talking about what to do rather than doing it.

The person who complains most, and is the most critical of others has the most to hide.

All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
5/7/2026 6:10:45 PM EDT
[#37]
Jesse Michels has a very long list of classified and frontier scientists and engineers that have died or gone missing since the 80s. Quite compelling.

Why Did President Obama Read a Novel About Aliens Killing Scientists?
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
6/1/2026 10:36:39 AM EDT
[#38]


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6/1/2026 2:09:23 PM EDT
[#39]
One of the bodies of the 11 mysteriously missing persons that had potential ties to U.S. nuclear secrets or rocket technology has been discovered by a hiker in a New Mexico national forest.

Police have identified the remains of Melissa Casias, 54, a missing Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) worker. Her disappearance became part of a wider swirl of speculation over scientists and lab-linked employees who vanished or died under unclear circumstances that spurred President Donald Trump's attention and a House Oversight Committee investigation.

The New Mexico State Police Investigations Bureau was informed Thursday that the hiker found Casias in the McGaffey Ridge area of the Carson National Forest with a handgun alongside her remains, according to a NMSPBI Facebook post late Saturday night.

"The cause and manner of death have not yet been determined," according to police, which noted the Office of the Medical Investigator (OMI) identified the remains as those of Casias and are conducting "further anthropological examination."

Casias, from Taos, New Mexico, and Anthony Chavez worked at LANL, a leading nuclear research facility in New Mexico, and both were among those marked as suspiciously missing by FBI and House Oversight investigations.

"The New Mexico State Police extend their deepest condolences to the Casias and Mondragon families during this difficult time," the agency wrote in its release.

Casias was reported missing June 25, 2025, after she failed to arrive at work and did not return home after visiting her daughter at work, police said. Her family later found that her purse, identification and cellphones had been left behind, prompting concern for her welfare and a missing person investigation.

State police said the investigation remains active and ongoing.

In an April 20 letter to FBI Direct Kash Patel, the House Oversight Committee said it was investigating "recent unconfirmed public reporting" alleging that people connected to "U.S. nuclear secrets or rocket technology" had died or vanished in recent years.

"Public reports raise questions about a possible sinister connection between a string of mysterious deaths and disappearances which began in 2023," House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., and Rep. Eric Burlison, R-Mo., wrote in a release seeking information from federal agencies.

The committee’s release said the reported cases included the two LANL, two affiliated with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, an MIT scientist who worked on nuclear fusion – shot by the Brown University mass shooter – a pharmaceutical researcher and a government contractor who worked at a nuclear weapons component production facility.

Authorities have not announced any link between Casias’ death and the other cases and speculated they were not linked. The House letters also described the reporting under review as unconfirmed.

Casias’ disappearance had prompted a Missing Endangered Advisory from New Mexico authorities after she was last seen in the Taos area. She was 53 years old at the time.

The discovery in Carson National Forest now closes the search for Casias, but not the investigation into how she died and whose handgun was found beside her.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/hiker-discovers-body-missing-new-mexico-nuclear-lab-worker-police-say
6/1/2026 4:24:37 PM EDT
[#40]
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Originally Posted By Eponymous:
One of the bodies of the 11 mysteriously missing persons that had potential ties to U.S. nuclear secrets or rocket technology has been discovered by a hiker in a New Mexico national forest.

Police have identified the remains of Melissa Casias, 54, a missing Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) worker. Her disappearance became part of a wider swirl of speculation over scientists and lab-linked employees who vanished or died under unclear circumstances that spurred President Donald Trump's attention and a House Oversight Committee investigation.

The New Mexico State Police Investigations Bureau was informed Thursday that the hiker found Casias in the McGaffey Ridge area of the Carson National Forest with a handgun alongside her remains, according to a NMSPBI Facebook post late Saturday night.

"The cause and manner of death have not yet been determined," according to police, which noted the Office of the Medical Investigator (OMI) identified the remains as those of Casias and are conducting "further anthropological examination."

Casias, from Taos, New Mexico, and Anthony Chavez worked at LANL, a leading nuclear research facility in New Mexico, and both were among those marked as suspiciously missing by FBI and House Oversight investigations.

"The New Mexico State Police extend their deepest condolences to the Casias and Mondragon families during this difficult time," the agency wrote in its release.

Casias was reported missing June 25, 2025, after she failed to arrive at work and did not return home after visiting her daughter at work, police said. Her family later found that her purse, identification and cellphones had been left behind, prompting concern for her welfare and a missing person investigation.

State police said the investigation remains active and ongoing.

In an April 20 letter to FBI Direct Kash Patel, the House Oversight Committee said it was investigating "recent unconfirmed public reporting" alleging that people connected to "U.S. nuclear secrets or rocket technology" had died or vanished in recent years.

"Public reports raise questions about a possible sinister connection between a string of mysterious deaths and disappearances which began in 2023," House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., and Rep. Eric Burlison, R-Mo., wrote in a release seeking information from federal agencies.

The committee’s release said the reported cases included the two LANL, two affiliated with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, an MIT scientist who worked on nuclear fusion – shot by the Brown University mass shooter – a pharmaceutical researcher and a government contractor who worked at a nuclear weapons component production facility.

Authorities have not announced any link between Casias’ death and the other cases and speculated they were not linked. The House letters also described the reporting under review as unconfirmed.

Casias’ disappearance had prompted a Missing Endangered Advisory from New Mexico authorities after she was last seen in the Taos area. She was 53 years old at the time.

The discovery in Carson National Forest now closes the search for Casias, but not the investigation into how she died and whose handgun was found beside her.

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"with a handgun alongside her remains"  Sounds like suicide.  Sad.


It's as if a big chunk of our adult population has lost the ability to tell the difference between what is possible, and what is probable.
6/1/2026 7:37:39 PM EDT
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"with a handgun alongside her remains"  Sounds like suicide.  Sad.


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I'll bet 100% it was not suicide.
6/1/2026 7:40:53 PM EDT
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"with a handgun alongside her remains"  Sounds like suicide.  Sad.


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Originally Posted By Eponymous:
One of the bodies of the 11 mysteriously missing persons that had potential ties to U.S. nuclear secrets or rocket technology has been discovered by a hiker in a New Mexico national forest.

Police have identified the remains of Melissa Casias, 54, a missing Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) worker. Her disappearance became part of a wider swirl of speculation over scientists and lab-linked employees who vanished or died under unclear circumstances that spurred President Donald Trump's attention and a House Oversight Committee investigation.

The New Mexico State Police Investigations Bureau was informed Thursday that the hiker found Casias in the McGaffey Ridge area of the Carson National Forest with a handgun alongside her remains, according to a NMSPBI Facebook post late Saturday night.

"The cause and manner of death have not yet been determined," according to police, which noted the Office of the Medical Investigator (OMI) identified the remains as those of Casias and are conducting "further anthropological examination."

Casias, from Taos, New Mexico, and Anthony Chavez worked at LANL, a leading nuclear research facility in New Mexico, and both were among those marked as suspiciously missing by FBI and House Oversight investigations.

"The New Mexico State Police extend their deepest condolences to the Casias and Mondragon families during this difficult time," the agency wrote in its release.

Casias was reported missing June 25, 2025, after she failed to arrive at work and did not return home after visiting her daughter at work, police said. Her family later found that her purse, identification and cellphones had been left behind, prompting concern for her welfare and a missing person investigation.

State police said the investigation remains active and ongoing.

In an April 20 letter to FBI Direct Kash Patel, the House Oversight Committee said it was investigating "recent unconfirmed public reporting" alleging that people connected to "U.S. nuclear secrets or rocket technology" had died or vanished in recent years.

"Public reports raise questions about a possible sinister connection between a string of mysterious deaths and disappearances which began in 2023," House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., and Rep. Eric Burlison, R-Mo., wrote in a release seeking information from federal agencies.

The committee’s release said the reported cases included the two LANL, two affiliated with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, an MIT scientist who worked on nuclear fusion – shot by the Brown University mass shooter – a pharmaceutical researcher and a government contractor who worked at a nuclear weapons component production facility.

Authorities have not announced any link between Casias’ death and the other cases and speculated they were not linked. The House letters also described the reporting under review as unconfirmed.

Casias’ disappearance had prompted a Missing Endangered Advisory from New Mexico authorities after she was last seen in the Taos area. She was 53 years old at the time.

The discovery in Carson National Forest now closes the search for Casias, but not the investigation into how she died and whose handgun was found beside her.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/hiker-discovers-body-missing-new-mexico-nuclear-lab-worker-police-say




"with a handgun alongside her remains"  Sounds like suicide.  Sad.




I doubt it.   Suicides almost always want to be found rather than eaten by animals and rotted away for a year before being found.

Lots of times they'll dial 911 and pull the trigger or go to a hotel so it doesn't mess up their house.  She could have sent a text o somebody on delay send and been found that way, it all hinges on history of handgun and manner of death.  Shot in the back of her had 4 times for example.

The person who complains most, and is the most critical of others has the most to hide.

All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
6/1/2026 8:56:14 PM EDT
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I doubt it.   Suicides almost always want to be found rather than eaten by animals and rotted away for a year before being found.

Lots of times they'll dial 911 and pull the trigger or go to a hotel so it doesn't mess up their house.  She could have sent a text o somebody on delay send and been found that way, it all hinges on history of handgun and manner of death.  Shot in the back of her had 4 times for example.

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See my sig line.


ETA -
Not everything is a conspiracy.

It's as if a big chunk of our adult population has lost the ability to tell the difference between what is possible, and what is probable.
6/1/2026 9:01:36 PM EDT
[#44]
Most people have their bodies cremated after they die.  This means that the average person doesn't care much about what happens to their meat after they are gone from it.
It's as if a big chunk of our adult population has lost the ability to tell the difference between what is possible, and what is probable.
6/2/2026 3:53:25 PM EDT
[#45]
Sounds sketch.
6/2/2026 8:12:08 PM EDT
[#46]
I'm curious if/when they will ever find the retired general?
6/3/2026 12:18:52 AM EDT
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Most people have their bodies cremated after they die.  This means that the average person doesn't care much about what happens to their meat after they are gone from it.
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This is more of an issue of people's bodies being modified when they're still using their body and have no plans to shuffle the mortal coil.

The person who complains most, and is the most critical of others has the most to hide.

All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
6/3/2026 3:59:12 PM EDT
[#48]
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Is This Where All The Scientists Have Gone?
Over the past several years, a quiet pattern has emerged that deserves far more attention than it has received. It began in July 2023 with the death of Michael David Hicks, a research scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory who worked on the DART Project and Deep Space 1. His cause of death was never publicly released. The following July, JPL principal researcher Frank Maiwald died in Los Angeles at 61. Again, no cause of death was disclosed then in June 2025, JPL aerospace engineer Monica Jacinto Reza vanished in the Angeles National Forest. She was hiking with a companion, thirty feet ahead, when she smiled, waved, and simply ceased to exist. She has never been found. That same month, Melissa Casias, an administrative staffer with security clearance at Los Alamos National Laboratory, disappeared while walking along a New Mexico roadside, her phone factory-reset and left behind. In December 2025, MIT's Dr. Nuno Loureiro, director of the Plasma Science and Fusion Center and one of the world's foremost fusion physicists, was shot to death at his home near Boston. In February 2026, Caltech astrophysicist Carl Grillmair was shot on his front porch by a stranger with no apparent motive. Finally, the case that cracked the story open: retired Air Force Major General William Neil McCasland, former commander of the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, the facility long rumored in intelligence circles to house recovered Roswell materials, walked out of his Albuquerque home on February 27, 2026, leaving his phone, prescription glasses, and wearable devices behind. He has not been seen since. The full documented list of cases can be reviewed here. At least eleven individuals connected to classified nuclear, aerospace, and advanced propulsion research are now dead or missing. The White House has confirmed a formal investigation. The FBI is spearheading the effort. The House Oversight Committee has demanded briefings from the FBI, the Department of Energy, NASA, and the Department of Defense. President Trump himself called it "pretty serious stuff." These are not fringe allegations. This is the federal government confirming, on the record, that something is very wrong.
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"aerospace engineer Monica Jacinto Reza vanished in the Angeles National Forest. She was hiking with a companion, thirty feet ahead, when she smiled, waved, and simply ceased to exist. "

WTF, are these EBEs going home or something?

The person who complains most, and is the most critical of others has the most to hide.

All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
6/3/2026 7:43:40 PM EDT
[#49]
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"aerospace engineer Monica Jacinto Reza vanished in the Angeles National Forest. She was hiking with a companion, thirty feet ahead, when she smiled, waved, and simply ceased to exist. "

WTF, are these EBEs going home or something?

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Yeah these disappearances are really odd.  I just finished watching the Joe Rogan - David Paulides (#2502) interview and he's been studying these for decades.
6/3/2026 10:54:38 PM EDT
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Yeah these disappearances are really odd.  I just finished watching the Joe Rogan - David Paulides (#2502) interview and he's been studying these for decades.
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Originally Posted By brass:


"aerospace engineer Monica Jacinto Reza vanished in the Angeles National Forest. She was hiking with a companion, thirty feet ahead, when she smiled, waved, and simply ceased to exist. "

WTF, are these EBEs going home or something?



Yeah these disappearances are really odd.  I just finished watching the Joe Rogan - David Paulides (#2502) interview and he's been studying these for decades.


The thing about Paulides is he's not very good at the whole "tell the truth, the whole truth..." thing, and he's a former cop so him being not telling the whole truth really leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

One example from his Rogan interview, the story about the woman found  "as if she was thrown" from a cliff, Rogan tries to push for some more info about how far from the base of the cliff, etc.  Paulides does his normal dance and doesn't answer anything since he's trying to make everything about aliens, but this case was part of his Big Foot attacks book/movie. The answer is 200 feet, Paulides knows that. She was found 200 feet downstream from the base of a waterfall and some of her brain matter was found on a rock at the base of the waterfall, pieces of her clothes were found on rocks that she snagged on as she floated downstream. She was raped and murdered, Paulides knows that and that worthless sack of shit is profiting off her death trying to pass it off as bigfoot or aliens.

Reza is legitimately weird, her hiking partner has said both 30 feet and 30 yards, so that's a little bit up for debate. I lean towards yards because that at least leaves some time to put your head down and get lost in hiking. They had searchers and helicopters real quick, it was the perfect setup for finding a lost hiker and all they found was some footprints after she missed the turn and a hat or something further down. I'm used to seeing missing hikers make really stupid decisions when it's super easy to get back to safety, and I'm used to searches seeming to miss hikers that should be easy to find that are later found inside the search area, but this one really pushes the limits. There's no way she was taken unwillingly, searchers were on scene too soon, even if she wanted to get out evading detection would have been difficult. I think her body will be found in a location that is completely bizarre and leaves everyone saying "how, why?"

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