The FBI is investigating a series of disappearances and deaths of 11 scientists. These are experts in space, defense and nuclear

The FBI confirmed to Newsweek on Monday that it is investigating a series of disappearances and deaths of 11 scientists. These are experts in space, defense and nuclear. So far, no connections between the cases have been confirmed, but there have been many speculations on this subject.

The death or disappearance of 11 experts, which occurred between 2022 and 2026, aroused the interest of the American public. This includes, among others: the disappearance of a retired Air Force general and the murder of an outstanding astrophysicist. Some observers found these events suspicious. The White House last week signaled it would contact relevant agencies for updates on the matter.

On Monday, the FBI said in a statement to Newsweek that it was “leading the effort to seek links between missing and deceased scientists.” “We are working with the Departments of Energy, War and our state and local law enforcement partners to find answers,” it added.

The head of the House Oversight Committee, James Comer, also announced that he would investigate the matter. He revealed that several of these scientists had access to classified information.

As reported by NewsNation, the most famous person on the list is probably retired Air Force Gen. William McCasland. According to the media, he was to supervise secret government programs that were related to unexplained aerial phenomena (UAP).

On Thursday, US President Donald Trump said that the growing list of missing or deceased experts was a “pretty serious matter.” He expressed hope that it was a coincidence.

From Washington Natalia Dziurdzińska (PAP)

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