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6/3/2026 11:08:54 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Herc:
There's no way she was taken unwillingly, searchers were on scene too soon, even if she wanted to get out evading detection would have been difficult. I think her body will be found in a location that is completely bizarre and leaves everyone saying "how, why?"
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Reminds me of the reports of kids getting lost, just Vanishing inside 15  seconds around their parents while out camping.

There were a few accounts of this but a little boy was swimming and then disappeared and huge searches finally found them in strange places, one I remember he was up on a cliff where he couldn't have climbed up, it was a half mile from the lake, and he said he followed the lady who took him there.   No other tracks other than animals, his feet weren't scratched up from the rocky forest floor between the swimming spot and this ledge sticking out from a mountain who was found with aerial finding him.  He was calm and didn't understand why everybody was upset, he was only missing for like 6 hours or something and that just blows my mind.

There have been a few others where the kids and in some cases even adults were found in logically impossible locations after vanishing off the trail, like they got a ride from somebody and entirely forgot or something and then aren't confused about being in the cabin or wherever they were found not understanding the problem, sort of a cognitive dissonance just like with the kids, they weren't screaming for help, they thought they were safe.

The person who complains most, and is the most critical of others has the most to hide.

All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
6/4/2026 8:29:42 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By Herc:


The thing about Paulides is he's not very good at the whole "tell the truth, the whole truth..." thing, and he's a former cop so him being not telling the whole truth really leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

One example from his Rogan interview, the story about the woman found  "as if she was thrown" from a cliff, Rogan tries to push for some more info about how far from the base of the cliff, etc.  Paulides does his normal dance and doesn't answer anything since he's trying to make everything about aliens, but this case was part of his Big Foot attacks book/movie. The answer is 200 feet, Paulides knows that. She was found 200 feet downstream from the base of a waterfall and some of her brain matter was found on a rock at the base of the waterfall, pieces of her clothes were found on rocks that she snagged on as she floated downstream. She was raped and murdered, Paulides knows that and that worthless sack of shit is profiting off her death trying to pass it off as bigfoot or aliens.

Reza is legitimately weird, her hiking partner has said both 30 feet and 30 yards, so that's a little bit up for debate. I lean towards yards because that at least leaves some time to put your head down and get lost in hiking. They had searchers and helicopters real quick, it was the perfect setup for finding a lost hiker and all they found was some footprints after she missed the turn and a hat or something further down. I'm used to seeing missing hikers make really stupid decisions when it's super easy to get back to safety, and I'm used to searches seeming to miss hikers that should be easy to find that are later found inside the search area, but this one really pushes the limits. There's no way she was taken unwillingly, searchers were on scene too soon, even if she wanted to get out evading detection would have been difficult. I think her body will be found in a location that is completely bizarre and leaves everyone saying "how, why?"
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Yeah I did notice how he dodged just about every question Joe asked with some aside.  That's some good context about the woman that was "thrown".
6/4/2026 2:52:02 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Herc:


The thing about Paulides is he's not very good at the whole "tell the truth, the whole truth..." thing, and he's a former cop so him being not telling the whole truth really leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

One example from his Rogan interview, the story about the woman found  "as if she was thrown" from a cliff, Rogan tries to push for some more info about how far from the base of the cliff, etc.  Paulides does his normal dance and doesn't answer anything since he's trying to make everything about aliens, but this case was part of his Big Foot attacks book/movie. The answer is 200 feet, Paulides knows that. She was found 200 feet downstream from the base of a waterfall and some of her brain matter was found on a rock at the base of the waterfall, pieces of her clothes were found on rocks that she snagged on as she floated downstream. She was raped and murdered, Paulides knows that and that worthless sack of shit is profiting off her death trying to pass it off as bigfoot or aliens.

Reza is legitimately weird, her hiking partner has said both 30 feet and 30 yards, so that's a little bit up for debate. I lean towards yards because that at least leaves some time to put your head down and get lost in hiking. They had searchers and helicopters real quick, it was the perfect setup for finding a lost hiker and all they found was some footprints after she missed the turn and a hat or something further down. I'm used to seeing missing hikers make really stupid decisions when it's super easy to get back to safety, and I'm used to searches seeming to miss hikers that should be easy to find that are later found inside the search area, but this one really pushes the limits. There's no way she was taken unwillingly, searchers were on scene too soon, even if she wanted to get out evading detection would have been difficult. I think her body will be found in a location that is completely bizarre and leaves everyone saying "how, why?"
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"aerospace engineer Monica Jacinto Reza vanished in the Angeles National Forest. She was hiking with a companion, thirty feet ahead, when she smiled, waved, and simply ceased to exist. "

WTF, are these EBEs going home or something?



Yeah these disappearances are really odd.  I just finished watching the Joe Rogan - David Paulides (#2502) interview and he's been studying these for decades.


The thing about Paulides is he's not very good at the whole "tell the truth, the whole truth..." thing, and he's a former cop so him being not telling the whole truth really leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

One example from his Rogan interview, the story about the woman found  "as if she was thrown" from a cliff, Rogan tries to push for some more info about how far from the base of the cliff, etc.  Paulides does his normal dance and doesn't answer anything since he's trying to make everything about aliens, but this case was part of his Big Foot attacks book/movie. The answer is 200 feet, Paulides knows that. She was found 200 feet downstream from the base of a waterfall and some of her brain matter was found on a rock at the base of the waterfall, pieces of her clothes were found on rocks that she snagged on as she floated downstream. She was raped and murdered, Paulides knows that and that worthless sack of shit is profiting off her death trying to pass it off as bigfoot or aliens.

Reza is legitimately weird, her hiking partner has said both 30 feet and 30 yards, so that's a little bit up for debate. I lean towards yards because that at least leaves some time to put your head down and get lost in hiking. They had searchers and helicopters real quick, it was the perfect setup for finding a lost hiker and all they found was some footprints after she missed the turn and a hat or something further down. I'm used to seeing missing hikers make really stupid decisions when it's super easy to get back to safety, and I'm used to searches seeming to miss hikers that should be easy to find that are later found inside the search area, but this one really pushes the limits. There's no way she was taken unwillingly, searchers were on scene too soon, even if she wanted to get out evading detection would have been difficult. I think her body will be found in a location that is completely bizarre and leaves everyone saying "how, why?"

Maybe it's time to take a second look at the movie "Invasion of the Body Snatchers".  People don't simply vanish into this air, or in some of these cases maybe they did.  The missing General is the one keeping my curiosity going since he was a supposed gate keeper for this stuff which should mean in my mind he knows an awful damn lot if not everything that is known about this phenomenon.
6/4/2026 2:55:15 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver:

Maybe it's time to take a second look at the movie "Invasion of the Body Snatchers".  People don't simply vanish into this air, or in some of these cases maybe they did.  The missing General is the one keeping my curiosity going since he was a supposed gate keeper for this stuff which should mean in my mind he knows an awful damn lot if not everything that is known about this phenomenon.
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Originally Posted By Herc:
Originally Posted By SharkStomper:
Originally Posted By brass:


"aerospace engineer Monica Jacinto Reza vanished in the Angeles National Forest. She was hiking with a companion, thirty feet ahead, when she smiled, waved, and simply ceased to exist. "

WTF, are these EBEs going home or something?



Yeah these disappearances are really odd.  I just finished watching the Joe Rogan - David Paulides (#2502) interview and he's been studying these for decades.


The thing about Paulides is he's not very good at the whole "tell the truth, the whole truth..." thing, and he's a former cop so him being not telling the whole truth really leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

One example from his Rogan interview, the story about the woman found  "as if she was thrown" from a cliff, Rogan tries to push for some more info about how far from the base of the cliff, etc.  Paulides does his normal dance and doesn't answer anything since he's trying to make everything about aliens, but this case was part of his Big Foot attacks book/movie. The answer is 200 feet, Paulides knows that. She was found 200 feet downstream from the base of a waterfall and some of her brain matter was found on a rock at the base of the waterfall, pieces of her clothes were found on rocks that she snagged on as she floated downstream. She was raped and murdered, Paulides knows that and that worthless sack of shit is profiting off her death trying to pass it off as bigfoot or aliens.

Reza is legitimately weird, her hiking partner has said both 30 feet and 30 yards, so that's a little bit up for debate. I lean towards yards because that at least leaves some time to put your head down and get lost in hiking. They had searchers and helicopters real quick, it was the perfect setup for finding a lost hiker and all they found was some footprints after she missed the turn and a hat or something further down. I'm used to seeing missing hikers make really stupid decisions when it's super easy to get back to safety, and I'm used to searches seeming to miss hikers that should be easy to find that are later found inside the search area, but this one really pushes the limits. There's no way she was taken unwillingly, searchers were on scene too soon, even if she wanted to get out evading detection would have been difficult. I think her body will be found in a location that is completely bizarre and leaves everyone saying "how, why?"

Maybe it's time to take a second look at the movie "Invasion of the Body Snatchers".  People don't simply vanish into this air, or in some of these cases maybe they did.  The missing General is the one keeping my curiosity going since he was a supposed gate keeper for this stuff which should mean in my mind he knows an awful damn lot if not everything that is known about this phenomenon.


If the .gov  or black groups have a craft with the usual tropes of features and functions, they CAN make somebody just blink out of reality leaving no evidence.
The person who complains most, and is the most critical of others has the most to hide.

All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
6/4/2026 4:08:47 PM EDT
[Last Edit: tnriverluver][Edited] [#5]



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@ashrafnsier
Translated from Arabic
Scientist Amy Eskridge  
passed away on June 11, 2022, in Huntsville, Alabama, at the age of 34.  
The official cause: suicide by a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.  
Her body was found, an official obituary was published for her, and she was buried.  
The other side (the controversy):  
Many people doubt that she committed suicide, for the following reasons:  
She sent messages shortly before her death saying: "If you hear that I committed suicide, I definitely did not do it."  
She had been complaining of being subjected to surveillance, harassment, and attacks with "directed energy weapons."  
She was working on anti-gravity technologies and was on the verge of announcing a major breakthrough.  
Her name has been added to the list of "scientists who died or disappeared" in the fields of defense and UFOs.  
Her father (a former NASA engineer) says her death is not suspicious, and that scientists die like everyone else.  
Scientist Amy Eskridge, who met her end on June 11, 2022, had made a shocking claim in which she stated: that beings called "Ultraterrestrial" (ultraterrestrial beings) are not visitors coming from other planets, but rather humans coming from the future.  
And according to her—based on physicist Hal Puthoff—there are groups known as P47 and P52, who are said to be humans coming from the future 47,000 and 52,000 years ahead, respectively, who returned to the past after a potential catastrophe that changed the fate of humanity entirely.  
It is noted that Amy Eskridge, a founding partner of one of the institutes in Huntsville, Alabama, and a specialist in advanced technologies such as anti-gravity countermeasures, passed away in June 2022 at the age of 34. And although her death was recorded as a suicide, as soon as this information spread quickly, various conspiracy theories began to emerge on social media.

Short clip of her talking about P 47 and P 52

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7/2/2026 10:10:16 AM EDT
[#6]
Seeing various posts about this so I’ll share.  Maybe they are on to something?




🌀 Los Alamos Quantum Mystery: "Two Places at Once" Research, New Evidence & Vanishing Scientists

In early May 2025, retired LANL HVAC technician Anthony Chavez (78) vanished from his Los Alamos home on foot.

He left behind his wallet, keys, journal, cigarettes, and car, no struggle. A friend told police Chavez had been working with an unnamed LANL scientist on quantum physics research specifically about "matter existing in two places simultaneously" or "being in two places at once."

Roughly one month later, on June 26, 2025, LANL administrative assistant Melissa Casias (53) was last seen walking eastbound along a highway near Taos after dropping her husband at the lab. Her phones were factory reset, personal items left behind.

On May 28, 2026, a hiker found her skeletonized remains in the McGaffey Ridge area of Carson National Forest (~6 miles from home), propped near a handgun. Skull fractured, no projectile recovered. Autopsy results still pending.

While awaiting official findings, the family hired an independent search team and lawyer.

They recovered additional items from the scene never previously detailed by police: shredded/torn papers (her sister recognized Melissa’s handwriting on pieces), extra clothing, multiple hair types, bones, wrappers, and an orange peel.

This challenges simple "walked away or suicide" theories and suggests a more complex or possibly staged scene.

Both cases sit inside a documented wave of ~10–11 missing or deceased scientists, researchers, and sensitive lab personnel (2023–2026) tied to nuclear, aerospace, and defense programs, sparking FBI assistance and federal scrutiny.

LANL (Manhattan Project birthplace, nuclear weapons hub, and active quantum R&D center) sits at the center.

Real quantum research explores superposition and teleportation-like effects, concepts that eerily echo eyewitness descriptions of UAP/NHI craft phasing, relocating instantaneously, or defying classical physics.

Coincidence in one of America’s most secretive labs… or are these the latest casualties in a shadow battle over exotic technology and disclosure?
7/2/2026 4:09:37 PM EDT
[Last Edit: brass][Edited] [#7]
One interview with Danny Jones postulated that the ones that have gone "missing" in the uap tech world were probably moved to a secure site so they couldn't leak anything if they thought about it.

Easy enough to know what they're talking about and planning if they're talking to a friend who does have a phone   (assuming she left hers somewhere).

--ETA:   On the last post above, maybe it was a "suicide" by a device like they were using in the movie "Shooter" on pudge?

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All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.

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