(15) Mark McCandlish Black Projects and Unusual Technology - YouTube Just found the most fascinating UFO-related video I've seen in a LONG time. He tells the Brad story we've all heard, but most of it is him relating "shop-talk" he had with other people in different industries over the years. Little juicy nuggets of gold that he'd gathered up. He's very serious and professional and not "out there" like the majority of people in the UFO world. Times, dates, locations, vivid descriptions. Anywa...

The mainstream media continues to add people to the growing list of suspicious deaths and disappearances of scientists and researchers. As the numbers grow the connections, evidence, and the suspicious nature inherently gets weaker and weaker. Let's just focus on a subset: anti-gravity researchers/scientists (Amy Eskridge, et. al.) I have seen people post/comment about Mark McCandlish's untimely demise, before he allegedly was to speak with congressional staffers. I have yet to see anyone men...

Amy Eskridge's friend, Franc Milburn recently released more text messages and emails. Notably, the emails mention Mark McCandlish, a UFO researcher who died by suicide who otherwise did not appear suicidal. Source: https://x.com/FrancMilburn/status/2049516449320849714 Mark McCandlish died on April 13th, 2021 in his home on Redding, CA of a shotgun blast to the head. Shasta County Coroner’s official report cites his death as a “Suicide” from self-inflicted gunshot wound. Mark McCandlish spoke...

RT @darkjournalist: The Strange Deaths Of Amy Eskridge And UFO Researcher Mark McCandlish Demand A Full Congressional Investigation…!

RT @robjonesreports: Mark McCandlish, the illustrator who drew the Alien Reproduction Vehicle from witness testimony, died April 13, 2021,…

Now that Amy and Mark has for some reason exploded in these subs again.. i wanted to share both my videos about these people and their timely death, from these said "last interviews" I tried to share them back then, but it seems the climate is much more appropriate for them to come together now. This is very interesting. Im not super technical, but much more intuitively inclined in these subjects, but the common themes between Amy Eskridge and Mark McCandlish is that they both spoke about TIM...