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National
Jordan Collins

Mystery of 11 U.S. scientists gets scarier as new evidence could turn one official story of suicide into a plot of murder

The disappearance of 11 U.S. scientists who were working in nuclear and space related fields has got conspiracy theorists and even the government itself demanding answers. One of those scientists, Amy Eskridge, 34, died in 2022 by apparent suicide. But four years later, newly revealed texts throw doubt over whether or not her death really was a suicide.

Eskridge was a researcher who had been working on anti-gravity technology which could have potentially revolutionized space travel. She and her father, Richard Eskridge founded The Institute for Exotic Science focusing on speculative research. In May of 2022 she was found dead by a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

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