She Warned She Was Being Watched. Then She Died. Now She's Case #11. | IRH 273

Amy Eskridge was an anti-gravity propulsion researcher in Huntsville, Alabama. She co-founded the Institute for Exotic Science specifically so that if something happened to her, someone would notice. She said on record she was being surveilled. She said it was escalating. She said she needed to disclose her work before it was too late. She died June 11th, 2022 from a reported self-inflicted gunshot wound. No police report. No medical examiner investigation ever publicly released. Huntsville authorities are now reviewing her death as the 11th case in the pattern Trump just called "pretty serious stuff." 👀