Death of an Air Force Veteran Linked to Secret UFO Programs Prompts FBI Review of Missing or Deceased Scientists

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Matthew James Sullivan, a 39-year-old Air Force veteran about to testify on secret UFO programs, died of an accidental overdose, and the FBI, with other agencies, is probing whether his case fits a broader pattern of missing or deceased scientists and whistleblowers such as David Grusch, David Wilcock, and Amy Eskridge.

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A UFO Whistleblower died of an accidental overdose months before he was set to testify to congress and now the FBI is now investigating | The Liberty Line
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The list keeps growing. The circumstances keep getting more suspicious. The pattern keeps repeating. This time its a 39-year-old Air Force veteran named