by Joseph P. Farrell, Giza Death Star:
While we’re on the subject of the missing US Air Force General William McCasland, you might have run across this story that was shared with us by E.G. about nine missing scientists, all of whom appear to have some sort of connection to defense-related issues, and more than a few to space-related issues, two (and possibly three) of them – excluding General McCasland himself – to UFO-related issues, and one of them directly to McCasland:
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‘Something Dark Is Going On’: Nine Top-Level Scientists Die Or Go Missing In Past Year
Some of the scientists listed in the article we have blogged about before: Dr. Lureiro of MIT, Major General McCasland, and Dr. Grillmair. But consider the strangeness of the rest of the list, and the bizarre circumstances under which they all disappeared: (1) Monica Jacinto Reza worked at Rocketdyne before moving to the Jet Propulsion laboratory as an “aerospace engineer”. She disappeared while hiking with friends in the Angeles National Forest in classic “David Paulidies “Missing 411” style. Her body was never found after vanishing on June 22 of last year. Most interestingly she was the co-inventor of “Mondaloy”, a “nickel-based super alloy” buuilt to withstand the extreme heat and oxygen-rich environment of rocket engines, and even more interestingly, she “worked closely with Retired Major General William Neil McCasland, who commanded the (Air Force Research Laboratory) from 2011 to 2013 and oversaw the government funding for her alloy program. McCasland disappeared in February.”
Nothing to see here. Just a coincidence. Move along…
Next there is Melissa Casias vanished just four days after Monica Reza disappeared. The worked for Los Alamos National Laboratory, which also gives her a tie to General McCasland, who was also connected to the laboratory. Also of note, although not stressed nor mentioned by the article, is that Ms. Casias went missing in Taos county New Mexico. Taos has long been noted for its mysterious “hum” or noise reported as a constant background noise in the area, a noise without any explanation. (See https://scienceinsights.org/what-is-the-taos-hum-new-mexicos-unexplained-sound/)
