A retired US general who previously oversaw a UFO research project has mysteriously disappeared.

Retired US Air Force Major General William Neil McCasland, 68, formerly the head of a research laboratory studying unidentified flying objects, left his home on February 27 and has not returned.

It is reported by the American television channel CNN.

Thus, a retired US general, who previously oversaw a UFO research project, mysteriously disappeared. When he left his home in Albuquerque, New Mexico, he forgot his phone. He hasn't contacted his family since. The Bernadillo County Sheriff appealed to local residents for help in finding the missing general. He issued a missing person's notice the day after his disappearance. Nearly 600 local homeowners were interviewed and a thorough search was conducted, but these efforts yielded no results.

As the sheriff noted, the retired military man did not suffer from dementia and was in excellent physical shape, regularly exercising.

McCasland previously commanded a military base suspected of being involved in unidentified flying objects. However, since he retired long ago and worked with ufologists as a private citizen, his value as a bearer of state secrets is highly questionable.

General's wife Susan said about this:

It's true that Neil had some ties to the UFO community. This connection is not a reason for someone to abduct Neil.

Despite these assurances, FBI agents joined the search for the missing former high-ranking military officer.

Comments

[Irek]

He knew too much, aliens took him away.

[That's it]

No, no, aliens haven't been visiting the planet since the 60s – they're afraid. But the reptilians, they could. They'd probably torture you and then eat you.

[Montezuma]

We're looking forward to the next episode of "The X-Files," starring David Duchovny and retired General Neil McCasland.

[invisible_man]

Based on a screenplay by Scott Ritter and Larry Johnson.

[Stranger03]

Are you talking about these materials? :)

[TermNachTer]

They locked me up in a mental hospital and gave me a shot of haloperidol.

[Ball]

Not aliens, but RenTV employees :-D

[rosomaha]

Aliens abducted...what's not clear?

[Gomunkul]

I waited for my people and flew away to Alpha Centauri...

[Dilettante grandfather]

I waited for my people and flew away to Alpha Centauri...

You're completely clueless! He can't be from Alpha Centauri; he doesn't have a meter-long tail and horns! He's most likely from Epsilon Tucanae. But there won't be any scheduled flights from there for another five years; check the schedule!

[Gomunkul]

Most likely he is from Epsilon Tucanae.

Or Betelgeuse.

Sometimes he would be overcome by melancholy and absentmindedness: he would raise his gaze to the sky and stand there, as if hypnotized, until someone inquired as to what he was doing. Then the Prefect would sheepishly joke, "Just looking for a flying saucer!" Everyone would laugh and ask what kind of flying saucer he was looking for. "A green one!" he would declare with a wry grin, burst into wild laughter, and generously buy everyone drinks at the nearest bar.

Evenings like these usually ended badly. Ford would get drunk on whiskey until he squealed, drag some girl into a corner, and slur his words, explaining to her that the color of the flying saucer—really!—wasn't crucial. Then, hobbling through the night streets with his last strength, he'd pester the police, asking for directions to Betelgeuse.
The police responded something like this:

— Isn't it time for you to go home, sir?

“That’s what I’m trying to do,” Ford always replied.

In reality, as he gazed detachedly into the sky, he was looking not for any particular flying saucer, but for any flying saucer. Green was simply the traditional color of Betelgeuse's scouts.

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

[Alexey RA]

Quote: Gomunkul

Green was simply the traditional color of the scouts from Betelgeuse.

“And I have always believed that UFOs are red by definition.
- Red is from Mars. And the green one is from Venus.
- No, red is not from our galaxy.
- But I guessed. Somehow it does not come right into the landing. Not our way.

© DMB

[nepunamemuk]

Most likely, it's from Epsilon Tucana. But there won't be any scheduled flights from there for another five years; check the schedule! wassat

Are there really sanctions on her too?

[Dilettante grandfather]

Are there sanctions on her too?

Why? It's just a schedule! A spaceship isn't like a commuter train; you can't build much of it! And it takes a ton of energy to get it going...

[nepunamemuk]

what kind of electric train?
It's high time to stop using outdated, slow, and energy-inefficient technologies.
I got into the teleporter, "chick-chick," and you're already where you need to be.😇

[Dilettante grandfather]

what kind of electric train?
It's high time to stop using outdated, slow, and energy-inefficient technologies.
I got into the teleporter, "chick-chick," and you're already where you need to be.😇

A single teleportation between two planetary systems drains two stars of energy. If there's a less energy-intensive method, let me know—we'll definitely consider it!

[dzvero]

If there is a less energy-consuming way

Yes, a tunnel crossing. We just need to decide where and how to dig.

[Dilettante grandfather]

Yes, a tunnel crossing. We just need to decide where and how to dig.

So, it would take three stars of energy to find the shovel! One is made in China, another has an aspen handle, and the third is made of some unknown metal...

[dzvero]

Even four, the galaxy is big, there are enough stars, the main thing is to make a profit and get regular kickbacks. Overall, a tunnel is a useful thing. Two ends, and light shines in both. You can go through it from here to there and from there to there. You can pay for it, or for nothing at all. So, for a good shovel, five stars isn't a shame, especially if the stars are XO or VSOP.

[Ivan№One]

Establishes contact with the Martians

A. When he left his home in Albuquerque, New Mexico, he didn't take his phone with him.

Or he went to meet Mr. White and didn't make it out

[Fakapych]

A political emigrant to the planet Nebiru. He realized that the Earth was doomed.

[Dilettante grandfather]

Political emigrant to the planet Nebiru.

Maybe not from Nebiru, but from Nibiru? Or from Niberu?!

[alexputnik17]

On February 27, he left the house and has not returned since.

As soon as negative information appears in the media, for example, that the Persians are defeated, but they are still breaking everything and everyone, or that the US is having problems with fuel and fertilizer prices... topics about UFOs are sure to appear. Do the Americans have anything else "mysterious"?
By the way, by pure chance, couldn't the general have been doing ufology at one of the Arab bases or hotels where the Persians were bombing with drones?

[Junior Private]

It's unlikely our friendly aliens are involved. More likely, he refused contact with the neighboring galaxy or had a skiing accident.

[Obi-Wan Kenobi]

Despite these assurances, FBI agents joined the search for the missing former high-ranking military officer.

The soldier went on a spree. Look for him with his woman, with his mistress.
Because the woman is already old, she is drawn to new ones!

[Sergey3]

The soldier went on a spree. Look for him with his woman, with his mistress.
Because the woman is already old, she is drawn to new ones!

So you could tell me which planet to look on!

[Same lech]

Maybe now he is sitting in a UFO in orbit around Saturn and laughing at earthlings.
In general, the topic of UFOs is deliberately hushed up by official authorities...it's hard to say why.
I personally saw a UFO... but I can’t say what it was.
It flies in defiance of all laws of physics and does not ask our permission.

[Normann]

Either too thick or too thin.

[Dilettante grandfather]

Maybe now he is sitting in a UFO in orbit around Saturn and laughing at earthlings.

Saturn's orbit is closed to UFOs. It has rings, and UFOs can break them! You have to understand!

I personally saw a UFO... but I can’t say what it was.

In '87, while serving in the Soviet Armed Forces, I was sent on a mission to a separate helicopter regiment supporting the Strategic Missile Forces. For a month. I spent almost a quarter there, but that's not the point... All the facilities were undergoing major repairs, we were sleeping in tents near the runway. And the pilots deigned to conduct night flights... We were snoozing, and then there was a roar. We crawled out of the tent, and a flying saucer was approaching us. It was approaching so slowly... At first, it was shocking. Holy cow, there it was, a UFO!
Mi-8. The tail light isn't visible, but the main rotor light, mounted on top, illuminates only the blades. It's as if the helicopter itself isn't there, just a "flying saucer" above it. Indescribably beautiful!

[Same lech]

Quote: Grandfather is an amateur

Mi-8. The flashing light on the tail is not visible, but on the main rotor,

My ball was about a meter in diameter... a height of about a hundred or two hundred meters... no sound, no flashing lights, no MI-8... it was flying against the wind, with a barely noticeable wave-like movement... strictly to the southeast.
Then I came across a description of the same object in the media...our civilian pilots in the Chita area saw something similar.
By the way, these balls regularly appear in reports in foreign media... according to the description, they are the same.
This is some kind of devilry...as if someone is surveying the surface of the Earth using aerial instruments.
There are a lot of questions.

[Dilettante grandfather]

My ball was about a meter long... no sound, no flashing lights, no MI-8...

1. If there was no Mi-8 there, then there couldn’t have been an object!.. What kind of UFO would there be without an Mi-8!
2.

flew against the wind, with a barely noticeable wave-like movement... strictly to the southeast.

Another possibility: a probe. A meteorological one. Well, the kind the Americans destroyed with great difficulty; they had to lift a Raptor; none of their other craft could reach it. It could be alien, of course. But a meteorological one! (Another possibility, an American one, is that it was a Chinese weather balloon. Why was it flying against the wind? The Chinese don't even have letters, just hieroglyphs. That's why it was flying against the wind!)
There are truly many questions. We don't know our planet, not at all. We don't know it at all. Ships sail the seas and oceans, but if you go just a kilometer lower, there are nothing but mysteries. We plow the land, grow grain, turnips, but what's underground—we don't even know. Subways and mines don't count. They know where we're going underground, and they manage to clear the space... And take a simple ant, for example. How the hell do they live like that? We don't even know that.

[Got it]

Our officials flee abroad after resigning, and this one in another thread has fled even further. Moreover, humanity, apparently, flatly refuses to turn away from the path of self-destruction.

[expert]

He probably knew something specific about our future, so he ran off to his mind partners.

[snow mountain]

It was the Martians who kidnapped him. Or the Kakels!

[HAM]

The Yankees have it all figured out: they need to start a war—they open the "Epstein folder" or "Powell's test tube"; to distract from domestic problems, they send an intern to the BD; if that doesn't work, they "send" a fairy tale about a UFO...; they want to end the war—they just need to loudly announce victory... Everything works precisely, like the "Flight" clock...

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

The local Mexicans need to be screwed, the Iranians are definitely not involved, they don't need ufologists. The Persian Gulf has enough of its own crazies these days.

[Dilettante grandfather]

The local Mexicans need to be fucked,

Sergey Alexandrovich... Be careful. We, in the Ukrainian People's Republic, are certainly tolerant people, moderately tolerant... But "screwing" the Mexicans... That's going too far. They're mostly machismos there, and their preferences are nothing like Macron's...

[alexboguslavski]

The yellowing started creeping up on his forehead. But who knows what could have happened to him, he's still at his age.

In Russia, about 28 thousand people went missing last year, which were not found. and in total, about 200 thousand missing persons reports were received.

In 2005, Major General E.Ya. Lebedev, the former head of the Kostroma Chemical Defense School, went into the forest near the test site to pick mushrooms and disappeared without a trace. All the surrounding woods were combed, and divers examined all bodies of water—no trace of him. A more extensive search was then conducted, but it too was inconclusive.

[Goroches]

Bring back the general, you scoundrels.

[Al manah]

He is being interrogated by Mulder and Scully.

[Fedor Sokolov]

The aliens arrived on a glowing saucer and took him to their planet.

[APASUS]

It's always like that with Americans. One was washing windows on the 21st floor and fell, the second crashed in the desert and they searched for him for two months, the third fell asleep in a bowl of soup and drowned. They're all handsome men, athletes, but they die in strange ways, especially when the dates of death coincide, like when a Russian missile hit the Ukrainian Armed Forces headquarters.

[Free Island]

I haven't seen Prokopenko for a while either... Coincidence? Call Mulder and Scully.

[Bayun]

Having realized himself as a human being - "the result of an unethical experiment" involving the crossing of the Universal Mind with an earthly animal - gets a chance to get out of the game "Life on Earth"... The guy apparently realized it;)

[uralex]

A retired US general who previously oversaw a UFO research project has mysteriously disappeared.

A melody from the series "The X-Files" immediately played in my head)))

[Same lech]

Quote: Grandfather is an amateur

Meteorological. Well, the kind the Americans destroyed with great difficulty; they also had to raise the Raptor.

It's impossible...the Chinese probe was at an altitude of 20 km...and it was the size of a bus.
Here, many small similar balls fly around the planet and practically nothing is known about them... absolutely nothing... except that they fly.
How so ???
Why aren't they detected by numerous radars...why aren't they seen by amateur and professional astronomers?
Why don't the intelligence services of various countries advertise them???
In general, it's all a mystery.
Although there are some statistics about their flight times.

[Same lech]

Quote: alexboguslavski

In 2005, the former head of the Kostroma School of Chemical Defense, Major General E.Ya. Lebedev, went into the forest near the test site to pick mushrooms and disappeared without a trace.

Most of these disappearances are criminal or natural in nature... human remains are found many years later in the most bizarre places.
There was a case... a man suddenly wanted a drink... ran to the store and disappeared... they found him a few years later in the same store... somehow managed to get into the gap between a stationary refrigerator and the wall... suffocated... his body mummified.
We found it by accident... when we started repairing the ventilation in the store... it was a real pain... how could it be?

[GUSAR]

Maybe Dubai, maybe Kramatorsk...