I was talking to a family friend about UAPs and NHI (they're very open minded and curious) when they suddenly had something to show me. They had newspaper clippings from the late 80s to early 90s about the unusual deaths (mainly between August of 1986 and October 1988) of various scientists and computer experts working in Britain’s defence industry, working for Marcon GEC and related companies on top-secret defence projects, including the US Strategic Defence Initiative ("Star Wars").
I'd never heard about this before so did some reading about found these two detailed articles:
https://theunredacted.com/dead-scientists-the-marconi-murders/
https://projectcamelot.org/marconi.html
There's also a book called "Open Verdict" by Tony Collins.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1257769.Open_Verdict
Anyway I'm curious if anyone else had heard of these incidents, what you think of them etc.
I've a feeling/guess/theory that they were about to blow the whistle, speak to MPs, quit etc and were silenced. This was also a convenient way to then ensure no scientists working on secretive/black projects would then be tempted to come forward.
Maybe when we hear about the murders and illegal behaviour of the security protecting the secret of UAP Tech and NHI this is the kind of things their talking about?
Looking forward to reading what people think and adding this knowledge to our growing understanding of the phenomena.
by Gingeroof-Blueberry
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I just learned last night about a spate of unusual deaths in the 80s and 90s of scientists working for British defence companies and the US led Strategic Defence Initiative. These deaths were ruled suicide and although not all the men worked together or knew each other, they were all working in similar fields, and most of the deaths occurred within a specific time frame in the mid 80s.
I thought the community might find it interesting as these incidents could relate to the fear that current employees of defence tech companies have in coming forward without very clear, very protective whistle-blower protections.
Okay, now this is interesting and deserves a deeper look.
Let me guess, they were working on alternative energy tech