Another mysterious death expert is Professor James Edward McDonald, a physicist at the University of Arizona, who has long served as the head of the United States "Earth Atmospheric Physics Society", interviewed at least 500 "UFO witnesses" before his death, and revealed many important US government UFO files. In June 1971, McDonald shot himself in the head by a creek near Tucson, Arizona, and his remains were found by a family walking. According to the suicide note on his body, the US police concluded that he had "committed suicide".
In the 1950s, the US Air Force secretly launched the collection of UFO and alien sightings report "Project Blue Book", the US Air Force officer Edward Rupert is one of the participants and leaders of the program. But in 1960, at the age of 37, Rupert died suddenly of what the US military claimed was a heart attack.
In 2001, William Milton Cooper, a well-known UFO expert in Eagle, Arizona, was shot dead in his home by American spies. Cooper had long accused the U.S. government of deliberately hiding the truth about Ufos and aliens from the public, and he repeatedly claimed that he was being followed, and that he was plagued by paranoia and purchased a large number of weapons and stored them on his family's farm. On November 5, 2001, local police received a call that Cooper's purchase of a large number of weapons threatened the safety of local residents, so two rebels came to Cooper's farm to investigate. Cooper told the government that he would shoot anyone who trespassed on his private property. But the police apparently did not take his threat seriously and still forced their way into Cooper's farm. Cooper did fire, wounding one of the attackers and killing Cooper in self-defense when the other shot him.
A number of British space weapons experts have died in mysterious circumstances
In the 1980s, some British space weapons experts also died mysteriously, as if under a curse, Hodder said.
In October 1986, Professor Ashad Sarif, a computer expert and space weapons expert at Marconi Defence Systems in Stanmore, Middlesex, UK, committed suicide in a bizarre manner. Sarif allegedly drove to a local park, tied one end of a rope to a tree in the park, tied the other end of the rope to his own head, then got back into the car and pushed the accelerator to drive the car, causing him to be decapitated! Despite doubts about the cause of his death, the British coroner ruled that Sarif's death was a suicide.
A few days later, another British space weapons expert, Professor Vimar Dazbel of London, jumped off the Bristol Bridge. Both Prof Sarif and Prof Dazbel worked for the British government on a secret space-based electronic weapons programme that was akin to the US Star Wars programme.
In January 1987, another British space weapons scientist, Aftar Singh Gadd, also disappeared suddenly; he was later pronounced dead by the police. In February 1987, another British weapons expert, Peter Pipell, died under mysterious circumstances when he was run over by his car in the garage of his home. In March 1987, the "Space Weapons Expert Death Spell" landed on British scientist David Saunders, who killed himself by driving his car into a building.
In a single month in April 1987, four experts in the British space electronic weapons program died under mysterious circumstances, expert Mark Wiesner hanged himself, Professor Stuart Gooding was murdered, David Greenhalgh also committed suicide by jumping off a bridge, and space weapons expert Shani Warren was found drowned in the water. In May 1987, another space weapons expert named Michael Baker mysteriously died in a car accident.
In a short period of time, 25 scientists working for the UK's space electronic weapons programme have all died for different reasons.
Hodder suspects that these UFO experts and space weapons experts may know too much "shouldn't know", so they are "killed" by the special intelligence services of European and American governments.

In October 1986, Professor Ashad Sarif, a computer expert and space weapons expert at Marconi Defence Systems in Stanmore, Middlesex, UK, committed suicide in a bizarre manner. Sarif allegedly drove to a local park, tied one end of a rope to a tree in the park, tied the other end of the rope to his own head, then got back into the car and pushed the accelerator to drive the car, causing him to be decapitated! Despite doubts about the cause of his death, the British coroner ruled that Sarif's death was a suicide. A few days later, another British space weapons expert, Professor Vimar Dazbel of London, jumped off the Bristol Bridge. Both Prof Sarif and Prof Dazbel worked for the British government on a secret space-based electronic weapons programme that was akin to the US Star Wars programme. In January 1987, another British space weapons scientist, Aftar Singh Gadd, also disappeared suddenly; he was later pronounced dead by the police. In February 1987, another British weapons expert, Peter Pipell, died under mysterious circumstances when he was run over by his car in the garage of his home. In March 1987, the "Space Weapons Expert Death Spell" landed on British scientist David Saunders, who killed himself by driving his car into a building. In a single month in April 1987, four experts in the British space electronic weapons program died under mysterious circumstances, expert Mark Wiesner hanged himself, Professor Stuart Gooding was murdered, David Greenhalgh also committed suicide by jumping off a bridge, and space weapons expert Shani Warren was found drowned in the water. In May 1987, another space weapons expert named Michael Baker mysteriously died in a car accident. In a short period of time, 25 scientists working for the UK's space electronic weapons programme have all died for different reasons. Hodder suspects that these UFO experts and space weapons experts may know too much "shouldn't know", so they are "killed" by the special intelligence services of European and American governments. Express roundup

In the 1980s, a number of British space weapons experts died under mysterious circumstances as if they were cursed, Hodder said. In October 1986, Professor Ashad Sarif, a computer expert and space weapons expert at Marconi Defence Systems in Stanmore, Middlesex, UK, committed suicide in a bizarre manner. Sarif allegedly drove to a local park, tied one end of a rope to a tree in the park, tied the other end of the rope to his own head, then got back into the car and pushed the accelerator to drive the car, causing him to be decapitated! Despite doubts about the cause of his death, the British coroner ruled that Sarif's death was a suicide. A few days later, another British space weapons expert, Professor Vimar Dazbel of London, jumped off the Bristol Bridge. Both Prof Sarif and Prof Dazbel worked for the British government on a secret space-based electronic weapons programme that was akin to the US Star Wars programme. In January 1987, another British space weapons scientist, Aftar Singh Gadd, also disappeared suddenly; he was later pronounced dead by the police. In February 1987, another British weapons expert, Peter Pipell, died under mysterious circumstances when he was run over by his car in the garage of his home. In March 1987, the "Space Weapons Expert Death Spell" landed on British scientist David Saunders, who killed himself by driving his car into a building. In a single month in April 1987, four experts in the British space electronic weapons program died under mysterious circumstances, expert Mark Wiesner hanged himself, Professor Stuart Gooding was murdered, David Greenhalgh also committed suicide by jumping off a bridge, and space weapons expert Shani Warren was found drowned in the water. In May 1987, another space weapons expert named Michael Baker mysteriously died in a car accident. In a short period of time, 25 scientists working for the UK's space electronic weapons programme have all died for different reasons. Hodder suspects that these UFO experts and space weapons experts may know too much "shouldn't know", so they are "killed" by the special intelligence services of European and American governments.

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In the 1980s, a number of British space weapons experts died under mysterious circumstances as if they were cursed, Hodder said. In October 1986, Professor Ashad Sarif, a computer expert and space weapons expert at Marconi Defence Systems in Stanmore, Middlesex, UK, committed suicide in a bizarre manner. Sarif allegedly drove to a local park, tied one end of a rope to a tree in the park, tied the other end of the rope to his own head, then got back into the car and pushed the accelerator to drive the car, causing him to be decapitated! Despite doubts about the cause of his death, the British coroner ruled that Sarif's death was a suicide. A few days later, another British space weapons expert, Professor Vimar Dazbel of London, jumped off the Bristol Bridge. Both Prof Sarif and Prof Dazbel worked for the British government on a secret space-based electronic weapons programme that was akin to the US Star Wars programme. In January 1987, another British space weapons scientist, Aftar Singh Gadd, also disappeared suddenly; he was later pronounced dead by the police. In February 1987, another British weapons expert, Peter Pipell, died under mysterious circumstances when he was run over by his car in the garage of his home. In March 1987, the "Space Weapons Expert Death Spell" landed on British scientist David Saunders, who killed himself by driving his car into a building. In a single month in April 1987, four experts in the British space electronic weapons program died under mysterious circumstances, expert Mark Wiesner hanged himself, Professor Stuart Gooding was murdered, David Greenhalgh also committed suicide by jumping off a bridge, and space weapons expert Shani Warren was found drowned in the water. In May 1987, another space weapons expert named Michael Baker mysteriously died in a car accident. In a short period of time, 25 scientists working for the UK's space electronic weapons programme have all died for different reasons. Hodder suspects that these UFO experts and space weapons experts may know too much "shouldn't know", so they are "killed" by the special intelligence services of European and American governments. Express roundup

British space weapons expert Professor Vimar Dazbel jumped off the Bristol Bridge. Professor Sarif and Professor Dazbel both worked for the British government on a secret electronic weapons program in space. The program is somewhat similar to the Star Wars program in the United States. In January 1987, British space weapons expert Aftar Singh Gadd also suddenly disappeared; he was later pronounced dead by the police. In February 1987, another British weapons expert, Peter Pipell, died under mysterious circumstances when he was run over by his car in the garage of his home. In March 1987, the "Space Weapons Expert Death Spell" landed on British scientist David Saunders, who killed himself by driving his car into a building.

In January 1987, another British space weapons scientist, Aftar Singh Gadd, also disappeared suddenly; he was later pronounced dead by the police. In February 1987, another British weapons expert, Peter Pipell, died under mysterious circumstances when he was run over by his car in the garage of his home. In March 1987, the "Space Weapons Expert Death Spell" landed on British scientist David Saunders, who killed himself by driving his car into a building.

Original title: Mysterious Death
According to the Russian "Pravda" reported on October 15, the former United States government adviser, amateur astronomer Timothy Hodder recently held in Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, an international seminar on the search for extraterrestrial civilization revealed that he has conducted 30 years of research on the UFO phenomenon, in these years of research he found a shocking phenomenon: In the past few decades, many UFO experts and space weapons experts in the United States and the United Kingdom have died in mysterious circumstances for no apparent reason, Holder said, most of these researchers died of suicide or accidents, but he suspects that these UFO experts and space weapons experts may know "too much". So it was "killed" by the special intelligence services of the US and British governments.
America
Multiple UFO experts
Die under mysterious circumstances
The first UFO expert to die mysteriously was Morris Jessop, an astronomer in Rockville, Indiana, who had a master's degree in science and astronomy and devoted his life to studying the UFO phenomenon. In April 1959, Jessop suddenly committed suicide. His body was found in a car. Investigators found that the Windows and doors of the car were locked, the engine had been running, and a hose had drawn exhaust fumes from the exhaust pipe into the car, filling it with toxic fumes.
Another UFO expert who mysteriously died was Professor James Edward McDonald, a physicist at the University of Arizona, who had long served as the head of the American "Earth Atmospheric Physics Society", interviewed at least 500 "UFO witnesses" before his death, and revealed many important US government UFO files. In June 1971, McDonald shot himself in the head by a creek near Tucson, Arizona, and his remains were found by a family walking. According to the suicide note on his body, the US police concluded that he had "committed suicide".
In the 1950s, the US Air Force secretly launched the collection of UFO and alien sightings report "Project Blue Book", the US Air Force officer Edward Rupert is one of the participants and leaders of the program. But in 1960, at the age of 37, Rupert died suddenly of what the US military claimed was a heart attack.
In 2001, William Milton Cooper, a well-known UFO expert in Eagle, Arizona, was shot dead in his home by American spies. Cooper had long accused the U.S. government of deliberately hiding the truth about Ufos and aliens from the public, and he repeatedly claimed that he was being followed, and that he was plagued by paranoia and purchased a large number of weapons and stored them on his family's farm. On November 5, 2001, local police received a call that Cooper's purchase of a large number of weapons threatened the safety of local residents, so two rebels came to Cooper's farm to investigate. Cooper told the government that he would shoot anyone who trespassed on his private property. But the police apparently did not take his threat seriously and still forced their way into Cooper's farm. Cooper did fire, wounding one of the attackers and killing Cooper in self-defense when the other shot him.
Britain
Multiple space weapons experts
Die under mysterious circumstances
In the 1980s, some British space weapons experts also died mysteriously, as if under a curse, Hodder said.
In October 1986, Professor Ashad Sarif, a computer expert and space weapons expert at Marconi Defence Systems in Stanmore, Middlesex, UK, committed suicide in a bizarre manner. Sarif allegedly drove to a local park, tied one end of a rope to a tree in the park, tied the other end of the rope to his own head, then got back into the car and pushed the accelerator to drive the car, causing him to be decapitated! Despite doubts about the cause of his death, the British coroner ruled that Sarif's death was a suicide.
A few days later, another British space weapons expert, Professor Vimar Dazbel of London, jumped off the Bristol Bridge. Both Prof Sarif and Prof Dazbel worked for the British government on a secret space-based electronic weapons programme that was akin to the US Star Wars programme.
In January 1987, another British space weapons scientist, Aftar Singh Gadd, also disappeared suddenly; he was later pronounced dead by the police. In February 1987, another British weapons expert, Peter Pipell, died under mysterious circumstances when he was run over by his car in the garage of his home. In March 1987, the "Space Weapons Expert Death Spell" landed on British scientist David Saunders, who killed himself by driving his car into a building.
In a single month in April 1987, four experts in the British space electronic weapons program died under mysterious circumstances, expert Mark Wiesner hanged himself, Professor Stuart Gooding was murdered, David Greenhalgh also committed suicide by jumping off a bridge, and space weapons expert Shani Warren was found drowned in the water. In May 1987, another space weapons expert named Michael Baker mysteriously died in a car accident.
In a short period of time, 25 scientists working for the UK's space electronic weapons programme have all died for different reasons.
Hodder suspects that these UFO experts and space weapons experts may know too much "shouldn't know", so they are "killed" by the special intelligence services of European and American governments.

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In the 1980s, some British space weapons experts also died mysteriously, as if under a curse, Hodder said. In October 1986, Professor Ashad Sarif, a computer expert and space weapons expert at Marconi Defence Systems in Stanmore, Middlesex, UK, committed suicide in a bizarre manner. Sarif allegedly drove to a local park, tied one end of a rope to a tree in the park, tied the other end of the rope to his own head, then got back into the car and pushed the accelerator to drive the car, causing him to be decapitated! Despite doubts about the cause of his death, the British coroner ruled that Sarif's death was a suicide. A few days later, another British space weapons expert, Professor Vimar Dazbel of London, jumped off the Bristol Bridge. Both Prof Sarif and Prof Dazbel worked for the British government on a secret space-based electronic weapons programme that was akin to the US Star Wars programme. In January 1987, another British space weapons scientist, Aftar Singh Gadd, also disappeared suddenly; he was later pronounced dead by the police. In February 1987, another British weapons expert, Peter Pipell, died under mysterious circumstances when he was run over by his car in the garage of his home. In March 1987, the "Space Weapons Expert Death Spell" landed on British scientist David Saunders, who killed himself by driving his car into a building. In a single month in April 1987, four experts in the British space electronic weapons program died under mysterious circumstances, expert Mark Wiesner hanged himself, Professor Stuart Gooding was murdered, David Greenhalgh also committed suicide by jumping off a bridge, and space weapons expert Shani Warren was found drowned in the water. In May 1987, another space weapons expert named Michael Baker mysteriously died in a car accident. In a short time, for the UK space electronic weapon