Disappearance of a General Linked to Secret UFO Programs Sparks Calls for UAP Transparency

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Two disappearances linked to secret rocket and UFO programs—retired General William McCasland near Albuquerque and Monica Reza—have sparked talk of foul play, with Ross Coulthart noting no suicide evidence and McCasland’s long bicycle rides suggesting he didn’t wander off, while his 2013 clearance revocation and later private contracting imply sensitive knowledge; as Congress debates releasing UFO files, online speculation about abductions, dead‑man switches, and other program‑linked deaths or disappearances feeds debates on transparency.

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