Somewhere in the Skies Podcast

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Somewhere in the Skies Podcast

@SomewhereSkies

Podcast about #UFOs hosted by @RyanSprague51 on @Spectrevision 🛸

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Somewhere in the Skies Podcast
Somewhere in the Skies Podcast@SomewhereSkies·
🚨 NEW EPISODE 🚨 A missing U.S. Air Force general. A vanished rocket scientist. Multiple deaths tied to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. In collaboration with @thesentinelnet, we investigate the disappearance of William Neil McCasland and a chilling web linking AFRL, Los Alamos National Laboratory, and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Coincidence or something far bigger? Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=CGv1NA… Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/23seGD… #UFOtwitter #UFOX #Missing #SomewhereintheSkies
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The Sentinel Network
The Sentinel Network@thesentinelnet·
Our collaboration with the Somewhere in the Skies Podcast is live. The first episode of their new series covers our investigation into the McCasland/Reza disappearance. If you are following our coverage on this, this is a must see.
Somewhere in the Skies Podcast@SomewhereSkies

🚨 NEW EPISODE 🚨 A missing U.S. Air Force general. A vanished rocket scientist. Multiple deaths tied to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. In collaboration with @thesentinelnet, we investigate the disappearance of William Neil McCasland and a chilling web linking AFRL, Los Alamos National Laboratory, and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Coincidence or something far bigger? Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=CGv1NA… Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/23seGD… #UFOtwitter #UFOX #Missing #SomewhereintheSkies

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Tim Burchett
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Keep digging.
The Sentinel Network@thesentinelnet

While fireballs fall through roofs in Germany, Ohio, and Houston, the Caltech scientist who tested whether we'd see them coming was shot dead on his porch. Carl Grillmair. His killer's charges were dismissed eleven days earlier. Independence Day, 2024. Frank Maiwald was a senior technical manager at JPL building NASA's next generation of orbital surveillance instruments. He died at 61. No cause of death. No press release. No memorial. His obituary is the only proof he existed. Anthony Chavez. Los Alamos. Wallet, keys, cigarettes on the table. Car locked in the driveway. Cadaver dogs found nothing. He vanished six weeks before Monica Reza. Nobody is reporting on his disappearance. Two new names. Eleven total. Four states. Nineteen months. National outlets are running pieces of the picture. None of them have the full list.👇

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Para Nørmal
Para Nørmal@ParaN_rmal·
Japanese UFO researcher & documentary film maker Jun'ichi Yaio asks director STANLEY KUBRICK about Flying Saucers and Extraterrestrials 👽🛸🎬 Ellstree Studios, UK (1980)
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Somewhere in the Skies Podcast@SomewhereSkies·
🚨 NEW EPISODE 🚨 A missing U.S. Air Force general. A vanished rocket scientist. Multiple deaths tied to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. In collaboration with @thesentinelnet, we investigate the disappearance of William Neil McCasland and a chilling web linking AFRL, Los Alamos National Laboratory, and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Coincidence or something far bigger? Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=CGv1NA… Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/23seGD… #UFOtwitter #UFOX #Missing #SomewhereintheSkies
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Tom Thompson🛸 (ＣＯＲＴＥＸ ＺＥＲＯ)
Tom Thompson🛸 (ＣＯＲＴＥＸ ＺＥＲＯ)@Cortex_Zero·
❗🚨Breaking: Handala Claims Imminent Leak in Escalation Targeting Lockheed Martin The hacktivist known as Handala Hack has posted a threatening message on Telegram signaling an imminent leak allegedly tied to @LockheedMartin, escalating an already serious cyber narrative around one of the United States’ most important defense contractors. The claim arrives amid broader reporting that the group has alleged a massive theft of Lockheed Martin data, including supposed access to F-35-related material, though those claims remain unverified publicly. The U.S. Department of Justice said last week that Handala is one of several public personas tied to actors working under Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence and Security, and federal authorities described its activity as part of cyber-enabled psychological operations that blend hacking, leaking, intimidation, and disruption. Reuters separately reported that even after U.S. authorities seized domains linked to the group, its online infrastructure reappeared quickly, underscoring how resilient and persistent this operation has become. Lockheed Martin, for its part, has pushed back. A company spokesperson said there is “no evidence” indicating the reports are accurate and said the company remains confident in the integrity of its multi-layered information systems while continuing to monitor and protect its networks. Until any data is actually produced and independently authenticated, this should be treated as a serious threat claim, not confirmed compromise. #ufox #ufotwitter
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Bluntly Put Philosopher (BPP)
Bluntly Put Philosopher (BPP)@SocraticScribe·
A disturbing pattern: in 9 months, 6 top scientists linked to AFRL/JPL—including McCasland and the team behind critical new rocket engine tech—have vanished or died under unusual circumstances. Follow @thesentinelnet, proving they excel at spotting patterns 🙌 . Link in comments
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The Sentinel Network
The Sentinel Network@thesentinelnet·
While fireballs fall through roofs in Germany, Ohio, and Houston, the Caltech scientist who tested whether we'd see them coming was shot dead on his porch. Carl Grillmair. His killer's charges were dismissed eleven days earlier. Independence Day, 2024. Frank Maiwald was a senior technical manager at JPL building NASA's next generation of orbital surveillance instruments. He died at 61. No cause of death. No press release. No memorial. His obituary is the only proof he existed. Anthony Chavez. Los Alamos. Wallet, keys, cigarettes on the table. Car locked in the driveway. Cadaver dogs found nothing. He vanished six weeks before Monica Reza. Nobody is reporting on his disappearance. Two new names. Eleven total. Four states. Nineteen months. National outlets are running pieces of the picture. None of them have the full list.👇
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Suzanne Landers
Suzanne Landers@csuzannelanders·
Something dark and terrible is happening.
The Sentinel Network@thesentinelnet

While fireballs fall through roofs in Germany, Ohio, and Houston, the Caltech scientist who tested whether we'd see them coming was shot dead on his porch. Carl Grillmair. His killer's charges were dismissed eleven days earlier. Independence Day, 2024. Frank Maiwald was a senior technical manager at JPL building NASA's next generation of orbital surveillance instruments. He died at 61. No cause of death. No press release. No memorial. His obituary is the only proof he existed. Anthony Chavez. Los Alamos. Wallet, keys, cigarettes on the table. Car locked in the driveway. Cadaver dogs found nothing. He vanished six weeks before Monica Reza. Nobody is reporting on his disappearance. Two new names. Eleven total. Four states. Nineteen months. National outlets are running pieces of the picture. None of them have the full list.👇

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Lue Elizondo
Lue Elizondo@LueElizondo·
I want to share a quick update with all of you. Recently, I was involved in a motorcycle accident while avoiding a family of deer. I’m grateful to say that I’m okay and taking the necessary time to recover. It’s been a sobering reminder of how quickly things can change—and how important it is to stay grounded, present, and appreciative of the people around us. I’ve always believed that resilience isn’t just about enduring challenges, but learning from them and moving forward with purpose. This is no different. To everyone who has reached out—thank you. Your support means more than I can adequately express. And to those planning to join me on the upcoming podcast tour: I’m still very much looking forward to seeing you all. We’ve got important conversations ahead, and I intend to be there for them. Stay safe, stay curious, and I’ll see you soon
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Christopher Wolford
Christopher Wolford@devgru1980mi·
I need to apologize to my friends and colleagues here . As of late I’ve been battling a lingering health issue since my family and I went to Florida back in February. Because of this situation it’s made me very sad and depressed . I’ll be back at some point?
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