Have you guys been watching this case? He disappeared in NM. Supposedly he was an “expert” on UFO’s or some sort.
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Yes, very strange story
I have heard of it, but I have not been following it too closely.
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Same, is he in his late 70s or 80s?
"his hiking boots, wallet and a .38-caliber revolver with a leather holster are missing… "
Went out to pasture it sounds like…
68 they said.
I hope it isn’t a wander off suicide scenario.
Yea that’s what I was thinking it might be.
More than likely you are right. Suicide is real issue with that profession.
Per AI…
The suicide rate among U.S. military veterans is significantly higher than the general population, with a 2023 rate of 35.2 per 100,000, roughly double the civilian rate, as reported by
Military Times and Stop Soldier Suicide. Over 6,000 veterans die by suicide annually, with risks higher for younger veterans and those with traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
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Key details regarding suicide rates among retired military and veterans:
- Total Deaths: 6,398 veterans died by suicide in 2023, a slight increase from 6,442 in 2022 when the rate was 34.7 per 100,000.
- Civilian Comparison: Veteran suicide rates are over 1.5 times higher than non-veteran adults.
- High-Risk Groups: The suicide rate for veterans ages 18-34 has increased significantly. Veterans with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) have a higher risk, with some studies showing a rate of up to 100 per 100,000 for post-9/11 veterans.
- Highest Risk Period: The suicide rate is particularly high in the first year after leaving the military, with a rate of 46.2 per 100,000.
- Retired Status Factors: While “time in service” retirees often show lower risks, medically retired service members and those with Mental Health-VA clinical flags experience significantly higher suicide rates.
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This is a X File
He freakin left his glasses in the table and there wasn’t any evidence of a struggle. Found his shirt a mile away. No one heard a single gunshot that day. Bizarre stuff.
In a weird irony if you remove the glasses he favors Grant McCasland. I wonder if they are related? But GM was born in Irving. Probably not.
It could be that he accidentally discovered Walter White’s drug lab.
Not good.
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While we’re in NM and dealing with aliens here is a cool connection. The man that shot in Pat Garrett in 1908 (killed Billy the Kid) was named Wayne Brazel. Brazel was mostly a cowboy and rancher in Lincoln county.
The man who found the Roswell crash on his ranch 38 years later was William “Mack” Brazel. Most likely relatives. That Brazel clan doesn’t play small ball.
It’s a distraction. No doubt about it.
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Maybe he was…taken
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This is even weirder.
That is freaky
Men in black
I’ve seen other sources describe his “medical issue” mentioned in the article as a “mental fog” he had been suffering from. So…unlikely alien abductions or anything supernatural. 
With natural predators in the area, it may be difficult to locate his remains.
As for the Monica Jacinto Reza connection, I think that’s a stretch, but just what humans with built in natural inclination tendency do. Reading about her, I guess she married later in life(?) as articles from 2017, at time of her alloy breakthru, just
refer to as Jacinto. There are 2 people of interest listed in her case file and her
parents are both deceased. She was apparently a very petite person at 4’ 11”.
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They’ve obsiously gotten to you
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Perhaps Monica and The General ran off together.
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