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And despite extensive searches with helicopters, radar, volunteers, she's never been found.

And then in February of this year, retired Air Force Major General William Neal McCasland.

He previously led the Air Force Research Laboratory, and he worked on classified aerospace programs.

Well, he vanished from his home in New Mexico.

A repairman spoke with him in his house the morning of February 27th, but when his wife returned home around noon, he was gone.

So investigators say his phone was left behind, but his hiking boots, his wallet, and somewhat key here, a .38 caliber revolver were missing.

Though McCaslin had been complaining of mental fog before he disappeared.

Well, the big concern is that these individuals had access to sensitive scientific or military information.

Think about things like rocket technology, nuclear research.

So that's why we have some lawmakers floating the possibility that foreign adversaries, think China or Russia, could be attempting to acquire U.S.

secrets by targeting some of these key personnel.

And then on Sunday, FBI Director Kash Patel said,

said that his agency is working to determine whether these incidents are linked or if maybe they're just a series of unrelated tragedies.

Right now, though, officials are saying that it's really too early to say whether these deaths are linked or whether there's any reason to believe that foul play was involved.

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