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SSO-UAP-APR26-SERIES

Classification

Public Interest

Compiled

April 2026

Updated

May 2026 — 2 new cases, total now 13

FBI Status

ACTIVE — Spearheading investigation

Cases

13 — 2 resolved, 11 open

Official Links

None confirmed between cases

Congress

House Oversight formal letters — April 20, 2026

§ 01 — About This Series

The Record

Since July 2023, Americans with documented ties to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Los Alamos National Laboratory, the Air Force Research Laboratory, MIT's Plasma Science and Fusion Center, and the Kansas City National Security Campus have died or gone missing under circumstances that have not been publicly explained. The total documented case count has grown to thirteen.

Each case has been treated as a standalone matter by local authorities. No coordinated federal investigation was announced until April 2026, when Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy raised the cases at a White House briefing and Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed the administration would investigate. The FBI has since confirmed it is formally spearheading the investigation for connections. The House Oversight Committee has issued formal letters to four federal agencies demanding briefings.

Each profile in this series examines one person: their background, their work, their institution, their location, and the documented circumstances of their death or disappearance. Every claim is drawn from verified sources — official law enforcement statements, institutional communications, congressional records, and verified reporting from major outlets. Nothing has been fabricated. All sources are verifiable.

§ 02 — Chronological Record

All 13 Cases — Timeline

§ 03 — All 13 Cases

Select a Profile

§ 04 — The Escalation

Congress Moves — May 2026

What began as online speculation had, by late April 2026, become a formal matter of congressional record. The House Committee on Oversight formally sent letters to four of the most powerful law enforcement and scientific agencies in the United States, using the language of national security — not conspiracy theory.

President Trump confirmed he had been personally briefed: "I just left a meeting on that subject. Pretty serious stuff. Some of them were very important. I hope it's random. We'll know in the next week and a half." Those weeks have now passed. No findings have been publicly reported.

§ 05 — The Question

What Can Be Documented

No authority has connected these cases. That must be stated plainly. Local police in each jurisdiction have treated each incident as isolated. The White House investigation was announced in April 2026 and has not reported findings. The Pentagon says no investigation is active. The FBI says it is looking. The gap between those two statements has not been explained.

What can be documented is the institutional overlap. Multiple individuals connected to the facilities that detect what moves through near-Earth space, build the materials and engines to reach it, hold the classified knowledge surrounding what the US government formally calls Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, and manufacture the components of nuclear warheads — have died or vanished across a 48-month window with no public explanation. The list has grown to thirteen cases. Two entire families — the Moffatts — are among the dead.

Two of those individuals — Monica Reza and Maj. Gen. McCasland — are now confirmed to have worked together on classified military aerospace materials. That is the first documented factual link between any two cases in this series. It does not prove a connection between their disappearances. It does mean they are not simply strangers who happened to share a professional category.

That question has not been answered. It is, however, now being asked — in the White House briefing room, in congressional offices, and in the public record. Read each profile. Check the sources. Form your own view.