Six people connected to US defense research are dead or missing — all within 12 months

Six Defense Researchers Dead or Missing in Under a Year

Six people connected to US defense research — specifically the corridor of programs linked to UAP investigation and reverse engineering — have either died or disappeared within a 12-month window. Among them: Air Force generals, defense contractors, and researchers with access to the most classified programs in the US military.

The List

The names span different agencies and contractors, but they share a common thread: all were connected to defense research programs that overlap with UAP investigation. Some were publicly known figures. Others were deeply classified operatives whose names only surfaced after their deaths.

The Pattern

Six is not a coincidence. Especially when the six individuals all worked in adjacent classified programs, all died or vanished within 12 months, and the circumstances of their deaths range from "suspicious" to "unexplained." This isn't random attrition — it's a pattern.

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The post compiled publicly available information about each case and mapped the connections between them. The result was a network diagram that shows these weren't isolated incidents — they were connected events involving people who knew each other, worked on related programs, and died in the same time frame.

Who Benefits?

When people with classified knowledge about UAP programs start dying in clusters, the question isn't whether it's suspicious. It's who benefits from their silence. The disclosure movement loses key witnesses with every death. And someone is keeping count.