Why did this commonality plague all of these UFO whistle blowers? Were they too obsessive about their work? Were invisible powers responsible for exerting tremendous pressure? Perhaps it was all just too controversial. James Mac Donald, NASA physicist, Morris K. Jessup, Author on UFO’s, Phil Schneider, Geological consultant for the US government, and Anthony Sanchez, Author of UFO Highway, and investigator into the Dulce Underground Military Base mystery, they all have something tragic in common.

James MacDonald, the NASA scientist who spent hours of this personal time conducting studies on UFO sightings and compiling data, but found that his bosses at NASA weren’t too forthcoming in accepting his work. This led to his depression and ultimately separation from his wife. She did, to her credit return but by then it was too late. He had made plans to take his own life.

Morris K. Jessup wrote 4 books on the UFO mystery. The first publication was block buster and it led the way to further book deals but when sales dropped off and he and his wife fell on hard times, she left him. Morris was devastated and took his own life in his car using the exhaust from his own vehicle to commit suicide with.

Phil Schneider went on a lecture circuit across the United States exposing the DUMB’s (Deep Underground Military Bases) that hid secret human and alien projects. He, himself was involved in an underground fire fight between these hostiles and US Special Forces personal. Phil lost fingers on one hand and suffered a suffered a stomach wound from a directed energy weapon that nearly killed him. Phil regretted that his life was saved by a Green Beret soldier who helped him escape on a motorized bucket that brought him back to the surface but the soldier who helped him was killed in doing so. Phil became separated from his wife and was living alone when his estranged partner was notified that Phil had been found dead in their house. The officials claimed it was suicide, but when his wife saw the body she side he had been murdered with extreme prejudice, strangle with piano wire!

Anthony Sanchez who not only wrote a book on the underground Dulce New Mexico military base, but was involved in a movie about the subject and his book was forwarded by no other than Norio Hayakawa, whom had conducted several investigations bringing Japanese reporters to the town to see the area and confirm witness testimony. Norio was active in Dulce or several years and made a documentary about DUMB’s. During Anthony’s book writing and promotion his wife had an affair and left him, leaving Anthony extremely depressed. Anthony was convinced that an intelligence operation was responsible for sending an operative to romance his woman, disrupt his life, and stop him from further investigation! Apparently it worked. Anthony suffered severe depression as a result. Strangely during the very same time I was involved in the coverage of the story and met with Norio Hayakawa, the same thing happened to myself and I ended up separated.

Could this all be coincidental? I don’t think so! Is this an effective method of secrets being withheld? Seems to work very well!