@RepEricBurlison People continue to make interview bites, like the one above, go viral because they want this to be a conspiracy about UFOs when, according to the Bernalillo County Sheriff's department, there's no evidence of anything nefarious. https://t.co/H2v3NyZrFl [Quoted] "Other than saying if his (Neil McCasland's) brain and body keep deteriorating, he didn't want to live like that." (Sorry to say but this looks like suicide, and one of the missing-persons experts suggested that early...

One thing is to theorize on your twitter account or youtube channel. Another is to call the Sheriff’s Department Tip Hotline and offer your wild UFO conspiracy to them. That genuinely does NOT help. There pros and cons to indulging conspiracy theories, this is a con. https://t.co/L3Y6zvdK7U [Quoted] 🚨 Bernalillo County Sherriff report they are recieving a lot of tips that are outlandish conspiracy theories in their search for missing Air Force General associated with UFO programs https://t.c...

🚨 Bernalillo County Sheriff's Department releases a timeline of the dissapearance of retired Air Force Major General associated with UFO programs “Our timeline, morning of February 27th of 2026, at 10:00 a.m., a repairman was at the residence and he interacted with Mr. https://t.co/KJZePdfwyv