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@CoffindafferFBI It was reported he took a red backpack with him. If he knows how to disappear his body what would he carry in his backpack?🤔
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General McCasland
After hearing this 911 call, we hear the motive for him wanting to take his life.
Men over 60 have a high suicide rate.
He took a gun, the investigation revealed.
He left his phone, glasses, and GPS watch, the investigation also revealed. He didn't want to be found, and knew he would not need his glasses.
I will continue to track this case, but no UFO related boogeyman came and snatched him.
"He said if his brain and body kept deteriorating, he didn't want to live like that."
I hope he is found soon to lay to rest the wild conspiracy speculation surrounding this case.
In prayer for those who love him and are hoping for answers.
#McCasland
#missing
Jennifer Coffindaffer@CoffindafferFBI
General McCasland (ret.) *Ungraduate degree from the Airforce Academy *Graduate degree MIT *Worked for the airforce in a many positions including procurement and as the Commander of an airforce research lab at Wright-Patterson Airforce Base. *He retired 13 years ago, yes, 13 years. *He currently is employed by Applied Technology Associates as a Director and serves as a Board of Trustees at Riverside Research. Facts: *He left his home in Albuquerque, NM 2/27/26 between 11:10 a.m. and 12:04 p.m. wearing hiking boots. *He was an avid hiker and knew the Sandia foothills. *He took his .38 caliber gun. *He took his wallet. *He didn't take his cell or his GPS watch. **He didn't take his glasses. *A Silver Alert was issued based on a "mental fog" he displayed prior to leaving. For those who were prescription glasses, you know you are lost without them. You can't see. Objects become a blur. That's why you wear glasses. They are the first thing you put on in the morning and the last thing you take off at night. He left them. Why? Because he knew he would not need them. He took a revolver. Revolvers are reliable at close range but inaccurate at distances especially if you are not a marksman. A .38 caliber is not a large caliber and you would have no business shooting at anything without your glasses. General McCasland, I believe will be found with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. His actions weren't by accident. He went to a quiet place in the hills he loved with his revolver and ID. There was no "hit" on him because 13 years ago he worked for the Airforce. No aliens took him. No one stalked him into the foothills because of something he knew. That "fog" he was in speaks volumes. What was the proximal event? We don't know. We never know what is going on deep within the minds of those who have lost hope. He took his wallet so he could be easily identified, understanding what wildlife does to a body. Finding him is like finding a needle in a haystack, only worse. Did he confide in his wife or friends his favorite place in those foothills? Does anyone know? Sadly, another avid hiker will some day likely find his wallet and perhaps some remains. This is my opinion based on experience and facts known. Yes, I am aware that Monica Reza, an aerospace engineer and civilian employee who never worked for the Airforce disappeared hiking about a year ago from the Los Angeles National Forest. Ms. Reza was with a companion at the time whose story seems to be sketchy and has inconsistencies. That case was investigated as a homicide. I would look at the companion closely. The companion saw her last and investigators have only their word as to what happened to Ms. Reza. I don't believe there were hits put out on these engineers for old information related to aliens. That makes no sense. I pray General McCasland and Ms. Reza are found soon. P.S. There are 600 to 1,000 hikers that go missing each year. Imagine if we looked at commonalities between them. I bet we could find dozens of folks with similar occupations. Statistics don't support that McCasland amd Reza were targets of some massive, murderous conspiracy. Reza was a materials engineer and rock scientist. #Missing #GeneralMcCasland
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@NWDisorder1111 @CoffindafferFBI You don't know if they were uncooperative, nor do you know if LE is building a case.
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@NorCalispurple @CoffindafferFBI First, you don't know for a fact how cooperative they were.
And not if they are building a case.
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Nancy Guthrie
The Top 10 reasons the Guthrie children and their spouses are not responsible for Nancy's abduction:
10-Statistically speaking, Matricide accounts for less than 1% of all homicides and even less for abductions.
9-By All accounts, Nancy was loved by her family. Watch the family. They are heartbroken. Look into their faces. Watch their tears. They are not acting.
8-Nancy was 84 and not in great health-what would be the urgency.
7-Very little money to be had. She had been a widow for years. Lived in a house worth barely $1 million and after this tragedy, worth even less. Divided by 3, that's not much for murder.
6-The scheme is far too elaborate.
5-They would be denying their children a grandmother.
4-If Annie or Tommy wanted to abduct/harm Nancy, as Nancy's caretakers, just smother Nancy or tamper with meds. There would be No reason to stage a kidnapping to include ransom notes.
3-Savannah & Camron had absolutely no motive to abduct/harm their mother. They didn't need money. Savannah loved having her on the @TODAYshow. This tragedy came as the biggest moment in Savannah's life (The Olympics) was scheduled to happen.
2-Law Enforcement said they are not involved. Why would anyone of us think we know more than them?
And Number 1:
Why in the heck would the family or anyone working for them need to conduct multiple site surveys on:
1/11
1/24
1/31
Before the 2/1 abduction mission. They grew up in that house and know everything about Nancy.
C'mon.
They aren't involved.
#NancyGuthrie
#NancyGuthriekidnapping
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@MilleCaroline @CoffindafferFBI 1. We don't use hashtags on X.
2.If a family member were involved, or someone close to them, would LE/FBI greenlight Savanna's recent NBC/Today Show interview, which was clearly very painful to her? I doubt it.
3. There have been many prosecutions without a body.
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@NorCalispurple @CoffindafferFBI No they wouldn’t be arrested by now that’s a fallacy, there is no recovery of Nancy. Nancy is the evidence. #NancyGuthrie
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Cheering on the astronauts and crew of Artemis II from America’s Front Yard. Out of this world!
🚀🇺🇸🏛️🌳🌕
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I have a TON of photos I’m going through already, and I have cameras I’ll be picking up from the launch pad over the next 24 hours
I’ll release something in print to commemorate this event, so get on my email list if you aren’t already! cosmicbackground.io/pages/artemis-…
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@jesskovitzski Oh! Congrats on the dream gig. I've been meaning to ask, but I have been to self absorbed. 🤗🤗🤗
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@jesskovitzski Do it!
(Glute thing... ouch! Stretching can make it worse, I learned that the hard way.🙄)
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@jesskovitzski Feeling fat and a little depressed. I had the flu at the New Year. I bruised my ribs from coughing, when I tried doing anything heavy I reinjured my ribs. Just now getting back to lifting. Don't get old, Jess! 😂💞💞 How are you?
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@NorCalispurple yep, we're shouting into the void unless we subscribe and get verified. it's lovely to see you though--was just wondering how you were 💞
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@jesskovitzski I'm on here everyday checking news and trends, but I haven't posted much because.... I dunno 🤷♀️. Mostly, I think, its bc my posts receive very few impressions so it seems like a waste of time.
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@jesskovitzski I was watching live when the Challenger exploded on liftoff, so I was literally yelling and crying at this moment. My poor dogs.
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I was in the 2nd grade when this last happened. So happy and proud. And crying like a baby.
NASA@NASA
Liftoff. The Artemis II mission launched from @NASAKennedy at 6:35pm ET (2235 UTC), propelling four astronauts on a journey around the Moon. Artemis II will pave the way for future Moon landings, as well as the next giant leap — astronauts on Mars.
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“We do these things not because they are easy, but because they are hard.”
Godspeed, Artemis II.
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