00:24Ten scientists, UFO researchers,
00:29nuclear security experts,
00:32deep space specialists,
00:34dead or vanished since mid-2023.
00:38And when a reporter asked the White House about it,
00:41they didn't laugh it off.
00:43Today, we're covering a story that sounds like fiction.
00:47But the names are real,
00:49the institutions are real,
00:51and now the White House is on record saying it's worth looking into.
00:57Ten American scientists,
00:59many connected to some of the most sensitive research on the planet,
01:03have died or disappeared without explanation since 2023.
01:08Let's go through what we actually know.
01:12This story broke into mainstream attention
01:15when a reporter pressed White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt
01:19directly about the pattern.
01:21Her response was notable,
01:24not for what she confirmed,
01:25but for what she didn't dismiss.
01:28For you, Caroline,
01:29there are now ten American scientists
01:31who have either gone missing or died
01:33since mid-2024.
01:35They all reportedly had access to classified nuclear or aerospace material.
01:41Is anybody investigating this to see if these things are connected?
01:44I've seen the report, Peter.
01:46I haven't spoken to our relevant agencies about it.
01:49I will certainly do that and we'll get you an answer.
01:51If true, of course,
01:52that's definitely something I think this government
01:54and administration would deem worth looking into.
01:57So let me do that for you.
01:59She acknowledged she hadn't yet spoken
02:01to relevant agencies about the specific cases,
02:04but pledged to find answers.
02:07That's not nothing.
02:08When a White House Press Secretary goes on record
02:12saying a cluster of scientists' deaths
02:14is worth a government investigation,
02:16that's the moment a conspiracy theory
02:19becomes a policy question.
02:21Let's go through the cases,
02:23because the details are what make this genuinely unsettling.
02:27Michael David Hicks, NASA JPL.
02:31Top research scientist.
02:33Contributor to DART Asteroid Mission.
02:36Passed away, 2023.
02:39Cause not publicly disclosed.
02:43Monica Reza, NASA JPL.
02:45Director-level leadership role.
02:47Reportedly missing since June, 2025.
02:51Frank Mywald, NASA JPL.
02:55Senior figure at the same lab.
02:58Death reported.
02:59Details unclear.
03:02Stephen Garcia, Kansas City National Security Campus.
03:07Contractor tied to Nuclear Components Facility.
03:10Disappeared.
03:11August, 2025.
03:14Anthony Chavez, Los Alamos National Laboratory.
03:18Staff member at one of the world's most secure labs.
03:22Reported missing.
03:23No official explanation.
03:27Step back and look at what connects these cases.
03:31Nuclear security.
03:33Deep space research.
03:35UFO-adjacent programs.
03:37Multiple cases involve no public cause of death,
03:40which is itself unusual for prominent scientists at major institutions.
03:46Several involve outright disappearances.
03:49Not deaths, but people who simply ceased to be publicly accounted for.
03:54And they cluster across a specific window, mid-2023 to late-2025.
04:01There are several possible explanations.
04:03And they range from mundane to deeply alarming.
04:07We don't know which of these is true.
04:09But the White House's response suggests someone in government thinks the third possibility is at least worth ruling out.
04:17This story is in its early stages.
04:20The names are verified.
04:22The institutions are real.
04:24What connects them, if anything, is still unknown.
04:29But the pattern exists.
04:31And patterns like this don't stay quiet forever.
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