8 Scientists Missing or Dead: List of Baffling Disappearances in the U.S.
| That agency is investigating one of the disappearances, of retired Air Force General William "Neil" McCasland. Two of the missing scientists - McCasland and Monica Reza - "had a close professional connection" and disappeared within eight months of each other, according to The New York Post, which described Reza as a "rocket scientist."
| Here is the full list of eight missing and dead scientists:
Monica Reza was connected to NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab Project. "She went missing last summer while hiking in California. No trace," said Cain.
William McCasland was a retired Air Force General. "He once oversaw funding connected to a project that also included Monica Reza," added Cain. The case has taken a bizarre turn, with McCasland's wife debunking theories relating to UFOs.
| McCasland is a retired U.S. Air Force general, the Sheriff wrote. McCasland was the Commander of the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. There, he was "responsible for managing the Air Force's $2.2 billion science and technology program as well as additional customer-funded research and development of $2.2 billion," his U.S. Air Force bio says.
| Carl Grillmair was an astrophysicist at Caltech. "He worked on a NASA-supported space telescope project and infrared systems. Now, he was shot and killed at his home just two months ago," Cain said on the air. However, according to ABC 7, a suspect was charged with killing Grillmair "after carjacking his own relative and burglarizing a home." Grillmair "was found shot to death on the porch of his home in rural Llano."
| Frank Maiwald was a Senior Scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab. "He died nearly two years ago but his cause of death has never been made public"
| Two months after Melissa Casias, a 53-year-old Los Alamos National Labs employee, went missing, her disappearance has left more questions than answers. New Mexico State Police reported no breakthroughs in the investigation."
She worked at Los Alamos National Labs. "She has been missing since last summer," adding that she had "security clearances." In September 2025, the Taos News reported: "
| nthony Chavez was aonnected to Los Alamos National Labs. "He disappeared during a walk. No signs. No answers," said Cain. According to Daily Mail, he worked "at the high-security nuclear lab. The facility was founded by the famed Manhattan Project during World War II. It has been tied to nuclear weapons research ever since." Chavez "left his car locked in the driveway and did not take his wallet, keys or other personal items, which were all found inside Chavez's home"
| Nuno Loureiro Was Shot & Killed When He Answered the Doorbell "Authorities have not connected these cases, but look at the overlap," said Cain. MIT noted, "Nuno Loureiro, a professor of nuclear science and engineering and of physics at MIT, has died. He was 47...A lauded theoretical physicist and fusion scientist, Loureiro joined MIT's faculty in 2016. His research addressed complex problems lurking at the center of fusion vacuum chambers and at the edges of the universe."
| Jason Thomas was a scientist at Novartis, a Swiss pharmaceutical company, when he went missing in December 2025, according to People. According to People, he was struggling with the deaths of his parents, and no foul play is expected. In March, Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan and Wakefield Chief of Police Steven Skory "confirmed that a body was recovered from Lake Quannapowitt.
| Chinese propaganda.
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*eagle noises and gunshots*
| It’s probably a coincidence, lots of scientists, but I’m glad they’re looking into it.
It’s the eagles with guns doing it! : O
| Its the jews, its always the jews
| This shit is spooky
| >>1088942
That guy was a jew though and his killer was a brown guy so it was probably just a revenge for israeli crimes
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| A string of eight dead and missing scientists is causing concern in the U.S., as some of the disappearances are extremely baffling. One of the missing scientists was a retired Air Force general, and some of the others had professional ties to him. Whether there is any connection is unclear. However, the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Department in New Mexico told Newsweekthat the agency is "looking into this to see if there is any connection at all."