Amy Eskridge's father denies her death is suspicious amid scientist probe
The father of scientist Amy Eskridge, who died in 2022, denies that her death was suspicious, contradicting claims that link her to a list of deceased or missing scientists.
Key claims
- –Amy Eskridge died in 2022
- –Father denies suspicious circumstances
- –Some have connected her to a list of dead or missing scientists
Alternative explanation
Skeptics and her family deny any suspicious circumstances surrounding her death.
- Event date
- 2022
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