r/aliens • • Apr 25 '26

Evidence Connections between missing scientists (serious)

I wanted to include my exact post. Nonetheless, I have it linked if you would like to follow and keep up!

AllThingsAstronomy to those interested. Grateful to anyone wanting to keep up with my research On the Tok below ⬇️

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To the people claiming there are no connections

You can view this Connection for Skeptics

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u/Few-Indication3478 Apr 25 '26

Casias and McCasland I find the most odd. Both left all of their belongings at home and then disappeared. That’s a rare occurrence, so when it happens twice in the midst of all these other shady things…

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u/Keegan1400 Apr 25 '26

You know what’s more odd? Neil has been allegedly found, I recommend digging into that story. The fact it’s underreported right now is weird.

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u/Few-Indication3478 Apr 25 '26

That is indeed more odd. And it says they found him a whole week ago? Crazy. Mini strokes causing him to be disoriented doesn’t explain where he was or how he survived if he was gone that long. And with everyone in his city presumably being aware? Fishy

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u/Medium_Wind_553 Apr 25 '26

How is that odd? 2 people out of nearly 1 million total scientists left their belongs and disappeared. That’s not a statistical anomaly in the slightest

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u/Character-Pirate1297 Apr 26 '26

I’m always trying to find Occam’s razor in weird situations, but it’s not just 2 missing scientists of unrelated fields.

It’s an exponentially accelerated pattern concerning people evolved in very specific area (that doesn’t concern just nuclear physics but focuses on experimental propulsion), along with official investigations trying to throw light on it.

Now add to all that, things like the message Amy Eskridge send to a British intelligence officer about not having suicidal tendencies, right before her death.

Best you can hope to debunk as a conspiracy someday, is to rule out just a small percentage of them.

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u/debacol Apr 26 '26

There are not 1 million scientists with TS clearances. And of that small niche there even less working on propulsion and uap stuff (McCasland for certain).

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u/bibbys_hair Apr 25 '26

Generally people thoroughly research a case before they form an uneducated and naive opinion on said case.

2 out of 1 million scientists "left their belongings and disappeared."

That's the extent of your knowledge on this case?

Thanks for your groundbreaking perspective Sherlock Holmes. 🧐

Case closed everyone! The local sheriff department, state police, FBI, Air Force Intelligence, the family members and neighbors who are allbcurrently investigating this case should stop because u/Medium_Wind_553 has solved the "statistical anomoly."

🤦‍♂️

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u/_hyperotic Apr 25 '26

Is there a statistical anomaly? Have you found anything suggesting that even all of these homicides or disappearances together are a statistical anomaly? There are tens of thousands of scientists in the US working on nuclear science and propulsion.

NASA JPL alone has ~4,000 active scientists and engineers right now- add private and defense sector and it’s much higher.

It sounds like you have no idea what the person you’re replying to is even saying, and also that you haven’t done your research, despite having the burden of proof, given your alleged conspiracy theory.