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>>42423752
I wonder if any of this is real. Maybe this people are at the underground bases now, drinking coffee.
>but the dead bodies
Have you seen the autopsy reports? Do you know who wrote them? Do we evn know if these scientists are real people?

>>42423752
they’re alive
>“missing”
according to whom

>>42423752
pasta incoming:

There are only two people who "belong" on the list.
Overview: It seems like what we’re really dealing with is a core of 5 missing person cases in the southwest (4 in NM, one in CA) involving people with some connection to the military-industrial complex, plus 6 extra dead people who have gotten glommed onto the list so that conspiracy theorists (myself included) and the ecosystem of vultures who prey upon us can keep the story rolling.

Here are the 6 "extras":

2 people with no verifiable proximity to classified information who died by suicide: Amy Eskridge (2022) and Jason Thomas (2025)

1 NASA astronomer who was shot on his porch: Carl Grillmair (2026)

1 MIT scientist who was killed as part of a mass shooting by a guy who had studied at the same school as him in Lisbon: Nuno Loureiro (2025)

2 JPL scientists who died of presumably natural causes but had their obituaries dug up and added to the list at some point: Michael David Hicks (2023) and Frank Maiwald (2024)

Then then we have the disappearances of 3 people who held relatively undistinguished positions with New Mexico-based military contractors:

1 low- to mid-level contractor for a company that manufactures the non-nuclear components of nuclear weapons: Steven Garcia (2025)

2 low- to mid-level admin people at Los Alamos who disappeared for no apparent reason within a month of each other in 2025: Melissa Casias (2025) and Anthony Chavez (2025)

And finally, you have the disappearances of two high-profile figures in the world of Air Force materials science:

1 two-star general working in advanced material science for the Air Force who disappeared in a rather unusual manner: General Neil McCasland (2026)

1 highlevel scientist working in advanced material science for the Air Force who disappeared in very bizarre manner: Monica Jacinto Reza

Those last two disappearances are suspicious. The rest are mostly unrelated deaths added on to make this seem more crazy than it really is

>>42424278
Glownigger shill deflecting maxxing over here

>>42423752
RIP rocket nerds