Content morning. This episode contains discussions of suicide. Listener discretion is advised.

The casualties went from distinguished scientists to ultra-popular thought leaders in the disclosure movement.

While the White House's UAP release disappointed researchers, more names were added to the list of those lost.

Who could be doing this, and what is their ultimate goal?

This week's episode is Missing and Dead Scientists, Part 3.

A bump in the night, your heart fills with dread, probably a murder of who wants you dead.

It could be a ghost, a demon or worse, perhaps you're the victim of a witch's curse.

It's hopeless, you're doomed, you'd call a priest if you could, you'd rather just listen to who?

Sinisterhood.

I'm going to kill you.

Well, as the time of this recording, breaking news, a 16th scientist is now missing. Yeah, we've, we've had space to discuss it

sort of chronologically, but we were wrapping up the script and I said, well, someone else has

now been added. Like we can't. I said at some point we've got to cut it off. And by that,

I mean, somebody's maybe solve what's happening here and save the lives of people who we desperately need,

not just as members of our community, family members, sisters, brothers, mothers, fathers, and friends,

but also for our safety and also our advancement as a society.

If we're going to, you know, rocket into the next age. We need the people

who are making the rockets. Yeah. Our scientific community is struggling. Anyway, yeah.

And then you take 16 of the brightest minds who are working on things that give us a chance against

our adversaries. And then for whatever reason, they're plucked out of this realm or found dead under mysterious circumstances.

Yeah.

And you don't want to, you know, make it sound like, well, if you go into science, you might be killed by, you know, either a foreign government or your own government or whatever, you know, you don't want to de-incentivize the smartest people because they are pretty smart. So then they might go, well, I don't know. No one ever solves these things and looks into them. So maybe I shouldn't go into this. But I will say, it seems like most of these folks, it is a almost like a calling for them. Like they're like, no, I'm drawn to like this theory that I have or something.

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