The shocking announcement was made by conspiracy theorists who believe the intelligence services are killing UFO researchers one by one. These are lists of "accidents" and "suicides" as evidence of their claim.
This week, researchers at the MUFON organization released an alleged list of people who have died under mysterious circumstances. John Ventre of MUFON (The Mutual UFO Network) claims that someone is killing his fellow UFO researchers. According to him, over the past decade, 137 people have died.
The suspicious deaths of UFO researchers Phil Schneider, Ron Johnson, Cohn Rutin, Ann Livingston and Karl Turner, as well as the deaths of many researchers in the past, seem to support the theory that many of them died for a reason.
Paranormal researcher Max Spears, who claimed to have survived the government's secret "super-soldier" program, was found dead, and the conspiracy again pointed the finger at secret government agencies. They say that such deaths began with the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
According to their beliefs, the president died because he was serious about telling people the truth about UFOs. This was announced by Tyler, author of the SecureTeam 10 YouTube channel. He himself also received repeated threats and warnings that he could face a sad fate if he did not stop researching UFOs.
Anyone who goes on the trail of government organizations that hide the truth about UFOs receive threats, MUFON reported. They are encouraged to remain silent.
Nigel Watson, author of The UFO Research Handbook, says the idea that famous UFO explorers were killed is not unfounded.
According to Watson, this is due to the concept of Men in Black (MIB), which are either aliens disguised as humans, or government agents who in every possible way hinder UFO researchers and keep them from public speaking.
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