String of missing or dead scientists ‘too coincidental’ not to be major concern, congressman says — as 11th mystery emerges
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US Rep. Eric Burlison calls for a federal probe into a string of missing or dead scientists, citing concerns over national security and potential foreign involvement. The latest case involves UFO researcher Amy Eskridge, whose death was ruled a suicide despite reports of threats and harassment.
US Rep. Eric Burlison is urging a federal investigation into a series of mysterious disappearances and deaths among US scientists, citing national security concerns. Burlison stated that the cases are 'too coincidental' and may be linked to the scientists' access to classified information on aerospace, defense, and UFOs. At least 11 scientists have been affected, including Amy Eskridge, a UFO researcher who died in 2022 under disputed circumstances. Eskridge had reported threats and harassment before her death, which was ruled a suicide. Burlison is calling for bipartisan support for the investigation, suggesting potential involvement from foreign actors. The FBI and other agencies are being urged to look into the matter.
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