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She Said She Was Being Targeted | The Tragic Story of Amy Eskridge · Sky Signal

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  On June 11th, 2022 in Huntsville, AL, Amy Catherine
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  Eskridge died at the age of 34. The official cause of death?
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  Suicide. Newly revealed messages have
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  drawn even more suspicion about the resurfaced death of 1 of 11
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  scientists with ties to America's space and nuclear
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  secrets who have mysteriously died or disappeared.
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  Anti gravity researcher Amy Eskridge allegedly died from a
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  self-inflicted gunshot in June of 2022 when she was just 30-4
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  years old, according to the Daily Mail.
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  Eskridge was a chemist, an entrepreneur, and the Co founder
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  of the Institute for Exotic Science, a Huntsville based
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  research organization that she LED as chairwoman and president.
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  Her father Richard, a retired NASA engineer, served as CTO.
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  Together they built the institute around a specific and
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  deeply unconventional focus, gravity modification and exotic
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  propulsion research. Frank Milburn, a retired British
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  paratrooper and intelligence officer who says he was in
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  contact with Eskridge before her death, shared shocking messages
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  with the outlet, one dated May 13th, 2022, read.
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  If you see any report that I killed myself, I most definitely
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  did not. If you see any report that I
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  overdosed myself, I most definitely did not.
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  If you see any report that I killed anyone else, I most
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  definitely did not. In the months before her death,
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  Eskritz told at least one person that she believed she was being
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  targeted. Norburn says Eskritz told him
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  that she had been the target of repeated physical and
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  psychological attacks, including from a directed energy weapon, a
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  device said to emit focused energy capable of causing or
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  other physical harm. Retired British intelligence
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  officer Frank Milburn has stated publicly that Estridge told him
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  she had suffered what she believed were microwave burns
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  allegedly caused by an RFK band emitter operated from a vehicle
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  near her location. I've been typing on this fucking
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  offline computer right here, super fucking sensitive fucking
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  shit for the past several days with this window right here to
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  my right and that window door right there to my left.
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  And I've been my my hands have been burned to hell and back as
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  I've been typing. Because you can beam me through
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  there and through or through. There.
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  And you can get a 3D image of what I'm typing because this
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  computer doesn't have a Wi-Fi card, you can't hack it, but you
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  can maybe get a 3D image of me typing.
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  So like we just did that and did that as an active was an act of
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  pure desperation. And guess what?
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  I feel better immediately. I feel better immediately.
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  Like my hands still burn because there's damage.
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  My hands still burn because there's damage but but it's like
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  my body. Relaxed when we.
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  Barricaded. And it was like.
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  Oh. Like relief.
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  Like, immediately, because they're hitting me through the
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  I'm sitting here typing on this thing.
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  Like, directed energy weapons are about harming and harassing
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  people, but they're also sometimes surveillance
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  mechanisms where you can. You can't hack the computer
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  because there's no Wi-Fi card, but you can send microwaves in
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  to get a 3D image of me typing on the keyboard and you can
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  reconstruct what I'm typing by microwaving me, even though you
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  can't hack it. There's no Wi-Fi guard.
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  That's, that's the type of shenanigans going on right now.
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  Like that's the reality of like directed energy tools and
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  weapons. Like that's kind of the shit
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  that's going on. Directed energy weapons are not
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  science fiction. the US military has openly developed and
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  discussed systems using concentrated electromagnetic
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  energy, microwave, laser, and radio frequency capable of
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  affecting electronics, vehicles, and human Physiology.
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  What Amy described was a weapon, a weapon with specific
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  operational advantage. This weapon produces symptoms
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  like disorientation, burns, paranoia, and fear, things that
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  make the person reporting them sound unstable.
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  I started the institute for one reason. 1.
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  Reason the institute I started as a public facing persona to
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  disclose anti. Gravity technology.
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  Through because I told Mark this, if you stick your neck out
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  in public, at least someone notices if your head gets
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  chopped. Off I'd been in touch with Amy
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  Eskridge well before her death, her tragic death, and she was
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  making claims that she'd had a major breakthrough in anti
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  gravity. Not surprisingly, she was very
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  secretive about that. But I'm in no doubt at all, and
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  this is the reason why I think legitimate suspicions are
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  raised. Amy's work wasn't just anti
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  gravity in a hand WAVY type of sense.
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  A 2018 presentation she gave in Huntsville and her role at the
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  Institute for Exotic Science pointed at something far more
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  specific, a documented lineage of gravity modification research
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  that kept surfacing inside serious institutions, showing
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  results and then going quiet. Let's get right into it and
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  thought about. Gravity.
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  Just kind of to start with the basics.
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  What is it? Basically, it's the fundamental
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  physical force. It interacts between different.
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  Masses over both long and short just exist.
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  It controls the orphans of the planets.
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  And those are all things we've heard before.
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  And anti gravity is basically the the science of modifying
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  gravity. So anti gravity is kind of a
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  misnomer. It's really more gravity
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  modification, but colloquially it's called anti gravity.
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  According to reports, Amy believed that she had developed
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  new foundational research in the area of anti gravity and was
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  waiting on authorization from NASA before presenting it
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  publicly. It's been independently
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  discovered four other times, he said it has been, he said it has
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  been suppressed every single fucking time, and he said I
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  don't think they're going to suppress it this time, he said.
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  I think you're in the clear, he he said.
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  They obviously know about you because I've had multiple both
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  protective and threatening interactions with various agency
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  affiliations. Whatever he was like if if you
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  haven't had AUS government agent come to you and say stop, shut
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  the fuck up, stop, shut the fuck up.
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  If that hasn't happened, they're going to let you do it.
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  They're waiting. They're like, there are SSP
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  motherfuckers that are fucking twiddling their thumbs.
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  Like, is Amy not going to publish soon?
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  Gah. We've been influencing this
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  bitch forever. Doesn't she know we want her to
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  publish? Jesus.
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  Like there's multiple people doing that right now.
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  And on the other side of the fence there's multiple parties
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  looking at each other. Like, didn't we tell this bitch
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  three years ago that we kill people for this?
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  Is she not listening? What is she doing?
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  She's still doing it. What we told her we were going
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  to kill her three years ago. So I have these two, like I have
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  these two different scenarios floating constantly in my life
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  where I have people being like, do it, do it, do it.
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  You're the one, do it. And then I have multiple people,
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  people being like, they're going to kill you, don't do it,
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  they're going to kill you. On June 11th, 2022 in
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  Huntsville, AL, Amy Katherine Eskridge was found dead.
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  She was 34 years old. The official ruling was a
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  suicide. Now this is where the story is
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  supposed to end. The only public reporting I can
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  find is that she was found dead in Huntsville of a
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  self-inflicted gunshot wound. Neither the police nor the
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  medical examiner have released a detailed report with any more
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  information, and according to footage and interviews, she was
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  saying something much darker. Amy believed that she was being
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  targeted. Now.
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  Amy was a real person with people that loved her.
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  Her death should not be turned into entertainment.
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  Although her family has pushed back against the ideas that her
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  death was suspicious, that does not make the questions go away.
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  The passing of yet another NASA scientist has resurfaced as the
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  list of chilling disappearances and mysterious deaths of those
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  with ties to America's space and nuclear secrets grows longer.
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  Over the past several years, a notable number of researchers,
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  engineers, and scientists, all connected to advanced
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  propulsion, nuclear systems, exotic energy, Uaps, and
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  aerospace technology, have either died, gone missing, or
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  simply disappeared from public life.
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  Some of these cases might be unrelated, some might be
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  coincidence, but the clustering around the same categories of
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  research is hard to ignore. Three other scientists with ties
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  to NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab, or JPL, have either gone missing or
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  died over the past few years, even as recently as February.
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  I think the more useful question isn't who disappeared, it's what
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  they knew. Advanced propulsion, gravity
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  modification energy systems that would render current technology
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  obsolete. On February 16th, 2026, renowned
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  astrophysicist Karl Grillmer, who worked on NASA's Spitzer
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  Space Telescope, was suddenly and shockingly shot dead on the
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  porch of his home in California. This kind of knowledge does not
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  just build better machines, it shifts who controls the future.
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  This is why the darkest possibility of this story isn't
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  a kill list, it's a recruitment roster.
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  Another researcher at NASA's JPL, Frank Meiwald, died in July
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  2024 at the age of 61. Every major military technology
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  of the last century, whether that be nuclear weapons, stealth
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  aircraft, signal intelligence or satellite systems, was developed
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  in secret and only acknowledged publicly after the fact,
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  sometimes decades later. JP LS former newly appointed
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  director of its materials processing group, Monica Reza
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  mysteriously went missing in June of 2025 while hiking with
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  friends in the Angeles National Forest in California and hasn't
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  been seen since. Reza's research in material
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  science was funded by the Air Force Research Laboratory at
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  Wright Patterson Base in Ohio, which is long rumored to hold
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  extraterrestrial debris tied to the famous 1947 Roswell crash.
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  The Air Force Research lab was headed up by retired Air Force
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  General William Mccaslin, who also has shockingly gone
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  missing. If a similar program exists
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  right now around exotic propulsion, gravity
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  modification, or UAP, it would need exactly the kind of people
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  showing up in these cases. People like Amy.
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  In June of 2025, two workers from Los Alamos, Anthony Chavez
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  and Melissa Casillas, vanished from their homes in eerily
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  similar circumstances. Chavez, age 79, was last seen
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  leaving his New Mexico home on foot, leaving behind his car,
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  wallet, phone and keys. Physicists, material scientists,
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  Cross disciplinary researchers who could operate at the edge of
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  what public science allows. Cassias, age 54, was last seen
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  on camera walking alone on a highway, also without her
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  wallet, phone or keys, after telling family members she would
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  be working from home, Dateline reported.
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  The most unsettling possibility isn't that they were silenced,
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  it's that they were collected. As of now, no federal agency has
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  publicly acknowledged any connection between these cases.
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  If Amy was right, gravity can be engineered and energy can be
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  pulled from places we barely understand, and the next leap in
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  human technology is being hidden behind military walls.
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  And the question is no longer what happened to the scientists.
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  The question is, who has them, what are they building, and how
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  long has the future been hidden from the rest of us?