I want you to imagine this man.

He knows almost every secret the United States government has to offer.

He's a retired Air Force General, has a PhD from MIT.

And throughout his life, one of the most notable achievements was that he used to command

the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright Patterson.

Now, does that name sound familiar? This is why.

It's the one that they say recovered debris from the famous Roswell UFO crash.

On the morning of February 27, 26, not that long ago, the 68-year-old general was at his home, a typical quiet, heavily populated

neighborhood in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

But sometime around noon, he simply vanished.

Investigators arrived and started poking around, finding out that he had left behind

his cell phone, smartwatch, and his prescription

glasses.

Pretty much anything that could be used to track him.

There were some peculiar things that were missing and that we assume he had taken with him.

His wallet, a red backpack, and a 38 caliber revolver.

A massive search was launched, and I'm saying helicopters, drones, K-9 units, police canvassing

700 different homes.

But here's a detail that will give you chills.

Even though this was a modern neighborhood saturated with security cameras, ring doorbells

and all that, not a single frame of footage caught

him leaving his house. Everything pointed out to him simply evaporating like a ghost.

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