Colleague of Dead Scientists Speaks Out as Trump Admin Investigates
A former colleague of two deceased NASA scientists is pushing back against claims of a conspiracy surrounding their deaths, which are being investigated by the Trump administration. The colleague, Dr. Joe Masiero, believes the cases are unrelated and not part of a sinister plot.
The Trump administration is investigating a series of deaths and disappearances involving scientists, sparking online speculation about a potential conspiracy. Dr. Joe Masiero, a former colleague of two deceased scientists, Michael Hicks and Carl Grillmair, rejects the idea of a coordinated plot. Masiero worked with Hicks at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and with Grillmair at the Infrared Processing and Analysis Center. Hicks died in July 2023, while Grillmair was fatally shot outside his home in February. Masiero emphasizes that the cases are unrelated and attributes the speculation to unfortunate coincidences. Colleague Tom Greene shares Masiero's view, stating there's no factual basis for linking the deaths. The investigation is ongoing, but no evidence has been presented to suggest the cases are connected.
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