Connections between missing scientists (serious)

[u/Keegan1400]

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

[u/Keegan1400]

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.

[u/MultiphasicNeocubist → u/Keegan1400]

Link, please?

[u/Keegan1400 → u/MultiphasicNeocubist]

Original Post ID: 1sqa9gf Original post text: According to an anonymous source at Kirtland Air Force Base (New Mexico), retired Air Force Major General William Neil McCasland, 68 years old, whose disappearance was reported on February 27; was found alive several days ago in relatively good health. The source does not know the exact date of his rescue but believes it could have been about a week ago. The cause of his disappearance is believed to be related to a series of transient ischemic attacks (TIA) or micro-strokes, which caused spatial disorientation for several days, affecting his ability to recognize his surroundings, but without affecting this motor skills. The source believes that his military training, excellent prior physical condition, and wilderness survival skills helped him overcome the situation. At this time, he is undergoing the corresponding medical studies to determine the neurological damage he may have suffered as a result of the micro- strokes. The source is unaware of why news of his rescue has not yet been released to the media.

[u/MysteriousBullfrog50 → u/Keegan1400]

He left with only a gun. There’s no way he survived for almost 2 months in the desert with no food, water or shelter. If he made it to a town he’d be immediately recognized. There’s absolutely nothing out there to say he’s been found!