Tim Dillon

He goes, because there's agencies without names, there's things that are going on that you don't know about.

And the president, and he told me that, and he goes, Congress, the president don't know about.

So I don't know who that guy was.

Another woman tied to U.S.

scientific secrets vanishes.

Who's this chick?

Melissa Cassius has not been seen since June 26th.

She was an administrative assistant at Los Alamos National Laboratory.

Her disappearance takes the number of people from the scientific community potentially holding highly sensitive secrets who've gone missing or died since June to six.

Both women had worked at facilities with ties to retired Air Force General Neal McCassey.

So I don't know.

Right.

So while her husband and daughter have previously suspected that Cassius left over personal and financial struggles, former FBI assistant director Chris Swecker told the Daily Mail he is concerned her disappearance is part of a much, much larger pattern.

So that's the other thing.

We don't know if these people are getting out of Dodge because they have problems in their personal life.

Missing woman's devices found wiped and abandoned.

When the Casas family returned home, they found that only her work and personal phones had been left behind and wiped clean after somebody performed a factory reset.

So apparently these people are all being snatched up or kidnapped or we don't know or our governments put them in the hiding.

We don't know.

We don't know and we don't really care.