A roasted rooster pecked: Trump starts investigating a series of strange deaths of scientists

US President Donald Trump intends to conduct an investigation in connection with a series of strange deaths of scientists who dealt with the topic of UFOs. This is reported by Fox News channel.

Trump said he had been informed of the situation. According to him, what is happening looks "unusual." We are talking about at least 11 cases of death and disappearance of specialists, some of which were related to military, space or scientific projects. Who exactly will conduct the investigation is still unclear.

In particular, antigravity researcher Amy Eskridge, according to the official version, committed suicide in 2022. However, before that, she claimed that her "life is in danger." Journalist Michael Shellenberger later stated that "she was killed by an aerospace company."

The channel also reports on other episodes: a researcher in the field of thermonuclear energy was shot dead in his apartment near Boston; a NASA laboratory employee who was tracking asteroids was killed during a robbery; a scientist who was working on finding traces of life died under strange circumstances.…

A large-scale resonance was caused by the disappearance already this year of the former head of the US Air Force research Laboratory. He was associated with topics of interest to the defense sector, and discussions around UFOs.

In the US, they are discussing whether there is a connection between all these cases. So far there is no confirmation of this.

It should be noted that there is already a strong opinion that the US authorities resort to the topic of UFOs as soon as it is necessary to shift the focus of public attention from the fried topic — be it the "Epstein files" or failures in the war with Iran.

As EADaily reported, in three years in the United States, 8 scientists related to the study of UFOs and nuclear physics have died or disappeared. This was reported by Fox News channel.

They are Frank Maiwald, Michael David Hicks, Melissa Kasias, Monica Reza, Anthony Chavez, Carl Grillmair, Steven Garcia and William Neil McCasland.

As of today, the last on this list is retired 68-year-old Air Force Major General William Neil McCasland, former commander of the Air Force Research Laboratory. He had connections with the Los Alamos National Laboratory and had top secret information about UFOs. He went missing on February 27 — he left home, leaving, like Chavez, his phone and keys, as well as glasses.

According to White House spokeswoman Caroline Leavitt, Donald Trump's administration "will probably conduct an investigation" in connection with the publication of this information, the channel reports.

As EADaily reported, aliens have already arrived on Earth and made contact with people. This was stated by Congressman Tim Burchett, TmZ reports.