[Hackers]

She is 1 of 3 that left home without any personal possessions, and only a handgun. She cleared her devices before leaving, and told her husband & daughter conflicting stories.

She is 1 of 5 that left without identification or personal items.

https://www.cnn.com/2026/06/01/us/meliss...new-mexico

She was involved with Manhattan project and was involved with admin work, related to nuclear energy projects in US Gov. She is 1 of 13, or 15+ if you count a few lesser known individuals, that have gone completely missing, or found dead.

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I’ve been meaning to take a deep dive into all of this, but it’s pretty wild stuff.

[Hackers]

I’ve been meaning to take a deep dive into all of this, but it’s pretty wild stuff.

I recommend looking into the main group, and also the China group too... Both have lots missing.
Then, look into the Huntsville Alabama group, that's a sub-group with statistical anomalies as well, but obviously could be unrelated to Alabama and just because we have facilities there...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_sc...acy_theory

I think Ning Li and William Neil McCasland are the two most sought after right now, but obviously the whole list is concerning.

Technically there are more than 14 if you count certain people, but those are the main 14. Unfortunately a lot of news sites are spreading outdated info that there are only 10-13.

And then if you count certain people like David Wilcock, who swore to us all that he wasn't suicidal when he spoke about being worried about missing scientists... Who then killed himself apparently in front of police officers in the following day(s)... If you count things like that, the list is even higher. But I'm not counting him in the 14... I do however think we need more transparency about that. He specifically told the world he wouldn't kill himself while talking about the scientists who keep disappearing, running away, or dying. But alas, unfortunately his financial & mental health were sketchy enough that the MSM has largely ignored his death, but internet circles haven't given up hope that we'll get to the bottom of it.