Luis Elizondo weighs in on missing scientist cases
Luis Elizondo comments on a growing list of dead and missing scientists with connections to U.S. nuclear programs.
Key claims
- –Elizondo discusses missing and deceased scientists
- –Scientists had links to nuclear programs
- –The list of such cases is growing
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