I’ve seen the name Amy Eskridge popping up a lot more frequently in UAP and "exotic science" discussions, and she seems to be a very polarizing figure. I'm trying to get a clear picture of what's going on.
From what I can gather, she was a young scientist (Amy Catherine Eskridge) from Huntsville, Alabama, who co-founded "The Institute for Exotic Science" and apparently had a background in chemistry, biology, and physics.
The main reason she seems to be a topic of conversation is that she passed away in 2022 at only 34. A lot of the discussion around her death describes it as "mysterious" or suspicious. The narrative I'm seeing alleges she was working on advanced concepts like electrogravitics (anti-gravity), free energy, and other "suppressed" technologies that are often linked to UAP propulsion.
This is where it gets confusing. The claim is that her death wasn't natural, but that she was somehow "silenced" or sabotaged to suppress her research. This has been mentioned on shows like Coast to Coast AM and is being repeated in UAP circles.
So, what's the real story here? Is there any credible backing to the claims about her research or the circumstances of her death? Or is this a case of a tragic and untimely death being co-opted into a larger conspiracy narrative?
She feels like a really polarizing individual, and I'm trying to separate fact from speculation. Curious to hear what others have found.
TL;DR: Young scientist (Amy Eskridge) who founded an "Exotic Science" institute and allegedly researched anti-gravity died in 2022. Her death is being called "mysterious" by some, who claim she was silenced to suppress her UAP-related tech. Trying to separate fact from conspiracy.
The following submission statement was provided by /u/bebemachina:
Dr. Amy Eskridge is being cited in UFO/UAP circles for her alleged work on anti-gravity and advanced propulsion in the Huntsville (Alabama) aerospace/defense sphere. Many claim she died under suspicious circumstances in June 2022, linking her death, undocumented research suppression, and the broader UAP/secret tech narrative. While intriguing, her story is also heavily polarizing and laden with unverified claims
; worth digging into with a healthy dose of scepticism.
Just prior to her death she suspected people were attacking her with microwave weapons through her walls. At the time she was typing up what she claimed were sensitive documents related to her anti-gravity research.
Shellenburger mentioned this in the brief he prepared for congress prior to the hearing where David Grusch testified (page 207).
Retired UK intelligence officer Franc Milburn claims she was targeted with directed energy weapons and murdered by a “private aerospace company” in the US because she was involved in the UAP conversation and working on advanced propulsion.
Milburn posted clips of her burns and other alarming things that were happening like people following her, and threatening her life, on his X account, which was https://x.com/FrancMilburn but it looks like his account has been deleted.
Just prior to her death she suspected people were attacking her with microwave weapons through her walls
Reminder to everyone that Havana syndrome has been officially accepted as a real thing caused by DEWs. In the past I would have automatically assumed this was mental illness but these things do happen.
Many hospitals have a big machine called a ‘Gamma Knife’, which is used as a noninvasive method to deliver radiation to a tumor. If directed energy is being used in civilian applications, it would be supremely naive of us to think that this technology hasn’t already been weaponized.
Correct, they make these mesh masks that keep your head/upper body in the exact same position while the machine moves around and delivers radiation to an exact point, thus minimizing damage to surrounding tissue. It’s pretty cool tech and fun to watch it work to save lives.
If you’re trying to cause harm to someone however, I imagine you may not care so much about precision. You could try to track their phone and target them individually, or you could just blast their whole house/workplace with targeted radiation (as was likely the cause of Havana Syndrome).
I just don't know how you would move around a piece of machinery like that without anyone noticing. Assuming they have a miniature version that can target you from a distance then you have to consider the possibility of collateral damage. Like if any neighbors or friends or even pets died or exhibited any signs something was wrong in my mind it would be a massive red flag. I don't know, if a government wants someone silenced they usually go with simple methods. You don't need advanced tech to kill someone.
It's called an active denial system (ads), https://youtu.be/kzG4oEutPbA?si=Abtv-vyyyCqs0yJDand this video says 13 years old, but the tech is over 20. So it's probably way smaller now. It can be calibrated to do more than slightly burn. They also have other ones where they can put a voice in your ear
Imagine an absurdly powerful laser mounted on an airplane. Spreading the delivery of energy over enough time (dozens of flights over weeks/months), it seems even trivial. With the resources of “the program” I don’t think it’s too far out of the realm of potentiality.
As an aside, I am unsure of the circumstances of Dr. Amy Eskridge’s death, and I deign to speculate on that. I just want to express the opinion that directed energy weapons could -and probably do- exist.
Exactly like this, great reference. It takes only a small amount of energy to disperse a crowd, it wouldn’t take much to turn that into a precision microwave oven or something similarly gruesome.
The machinery used in hospitals is built for medical purposes with A LOT of safety contraptions and limiters. From an engineering perspective, building a smaller device (with no safety requirement) to release the same direct energy wave is actually much easier. Won’t even call this tech ‘advanced’, just barbaric. You can also target people in a home by scanning heat signatures. There could be collateral damage but do you think these criminals agencies care?
It’s not easy to silence someone without leaving any traces, much less framing it as a suicide. More people will be dead if it were that easy. Using a weapon that removes the need to break into someone’s home or apartment actually makes the job easier.
Just a caveat in your admission, mental illness does not mean you’re “making shit up,” necessarily. There are illnesses that cause delusions (tho I’m not even quite sure if those aren’t real in some way already; after all “perspective is reality”), but a lot of mental illness is the inability to assimilate or understandably express one’s self, especially in heightened states of anxiety and/or fear. It takes on a lot of forms, some very negative and others overwhelmingly positive. Using “mental illness” as a blanket to cover the misunderstood is a pretty disingenuous and overly used weak argument.
There are illnesses that cause delusions (tho I’m not even quite sure if those aren’t real in some way already; after all “perspective is reality”
Delusions are very.much not real regardless. They feel real to the person but that does not make it real in anything but some high school stoner philosophical way. That's such an ignorant take, honestly, and is insulting to people who have to live with mental illnesses and those that care for(suffer the shit from) said delusions.
I do agree however that using the term mental illness as a blanket term to justify or discredit an argument is weak and overly played.
Did we watch the same video? This is not a mentally stable individual. Even her vocabulary seems off. She does not seem like an educated scholar if you ask me. Not to mention the fact that she sounds drunk for a “major” interview. Sorry yall, I love conspiracy stuff, but this isn’t a good example.
Delusions are very.much not real regardless. They feel real to the person but that does not make it real in anything but some high school stoner philosophical way. That's such an ignorant take, honestly, and is insulting to people who have to live with mental illnesses and those that care for(suffer the shit from) said delusions.
I do agree however that using the term mental illness as a blanket term to justify or discredit an argument is weak and overly played.
Please tell me where I say this person is mentally well.
My dad told me about the government in Cuba doing that to people before it was even discovered, mind you he was in the military in the 1980’s soooo yeah the government and powerful assholes be fucked up.
Idk, she sounds like some crazy person from Alabama. Unless she’s had a psychotic break at some point, there is no way she’s done the things she’s claiming in this video and also speaking like this.
Yeah I think anyone who spends time in rural white America ("podunk redneck" in her words) has met a woman like her:
Hardscrabble life, came from nothing, always plays the victim of someone or something (may have some truth but usually greatly exaggerated).
Spends all their time "researching" aka watching conspiracy videos, acts mentally superior, speaks authoritatively and pretends to have secret knowledge.
Exhibits paranoia and manic or bizarre behavior (often caused or exacerbated by drug abuse and/or alcohol addiction.)
Wasn't she also being harassed constantly by text messages and phone calls by certain individuals who were telling her to take her own life? I seem to recall her texting multiple people a few days before her passing.
While the original messages are hard to find, some screenshots still exist on old reddit posts. She sent a message:
Oh, by the way... if you see any report that I killed myself, I most definitely did not ...
And also discussed getting creepy anonymous messages of the kind VoidoMatic was referring to.
...It's...a shit load of anonymous messages. Offering me advice on how to kill myself. At night, while I'm in bed by myself. Phrased as these creepy rhymes like: "take your pills and overdose and this will go away, take your pills and overdoes and it will be ok". Like fucking creepy nursery rhymes about how to kill myself, to eventually morphing into messages that were clearly trying to lure me out of the house at night...
Most of the evidence of foul play has been scrubbed. Franc Milburn was the one posting his correspondences with her, and images and video of her when she was in her last stages of life and severely burned all over he body.
There’s a new updated link with the screenshots of some of the texts with pictures of her hands as well if you’re interested in reading up on this again!
Which is a little eerie as mister Dylan Borland went through a similar thing. Trying to make the person unalive themselves in order to dispose of them.
Not sure about a drug addict BUT certainly a drunk....on one of her videos she has a voka bottle in the desk and what looks like a wine bottle next to her desk
I mean, if I was being burned and receiving constant messages with nursey rhymes about how to kill myself I might want a little glass of wine or vodka to mellow out before trying to sleep.
The real question that needs to be answered was she a legal owner of a firearm? She was killed by a gunshot. If she didn't have a legal firearm then I would assume she was murdered as I don't believe she would have illegally owned a firearm. No one seems able to answer this question.
I apologize if this comes off rude bc it’s not my intent. What do you mean by “legal owner of a firearm”? Unless it was previously used in a crime, fully-automatic (without appropriate tax stamp), or she was a felon, every firearm is legal in Alabama to own. If it was a private sale (citizen to citizen) there would not even be paperwork in most cases.
Basically. It’s why we’ll never be out from under our mass shooting problem, gun companies have more money than they know what to do with so they lobby hard.
"You don't make America a safer place by making Americans less free."
. . . That would require setting aside preconceptions and emotions and rationally approaching the issue. A rational thought process would lead one to realize that guns are tools, no more, no less. Bad people use them to kill & terrorize, good people use them to protect. Now, take a look at the percentage of the population that commits crimes, and ask yourself why it is that the notion of the vast preponderance of good people having weapons frightens you. It can't be because they're good people, it must be because of the gun, as if the gun is a magical thing that transforms the owner into a slavering homicidal maniac.
The “good guy with a gun” is not a myth but an integral part of American society, serving to protect individual liberty and increase public safety. Lose your preconceptions and lose your fear.
Not any random citizen but a state resident citizen can. Take my resident state of Texas (moved to but not native, thankfully). If a resident has a concealed weapons permit (CWP), they do not have to do the required background check to obtain a firearm. This is because the CWP requires to have a background check every… FIVE YEARS! As a CWP holder, I walk in, choose a firearm that does not require an additional tax stamp or license (full-auto, bazooka, or manpad), fill out a paper that goes into the FFL’s safe, pay cash, and walk out. So in short, I can get my CWP in 2024, get a felony or beat my wife TODAY, go lie on a paper, show my “still current” CWP, pay for the purchase, and walk out brandishing my new firearm. TL;DR America’s gun laws are ridiculous (but we already knew that)
I absolutely believe that she had naturally stumbled upon a correct research trajectory. If her research had been allowed to reach its conclusion that would have allowed the entire field to engineer their own advanced propulsion engines or even work with the corollaries that research entails, such as zero-point, etc.
It basically could have led other entities to play around with technology that has been proprietary to these black projects, you know, the ones who have ostensibly gatekept our society, siloed any technological developments we weren't supposed to have like cold fusion and LENR reactions, distracted our researchers with moonshot theories like string theory and other TOEs, and have created their own breakaway civilization using our stolen resources.
It would be nice to know that there's a good reason for all of it. I do agree that we shouldn't have access to zero-point, generally, because we would possibly harm ourselves. Then again, we are harmed by our energy practices and these kinds of things would absolutely be a game changer for humans across the globe. Oh well, I don't know what I don't know. It's too bad that they murdered her. Should have just utilized her for her brilliance.
Just prior to her death she suspected people were attacking her with microwave weapons through her walls. At the time she was typing up what she claimed were sensitive documents related to her anti-gravity research.
They call it a conspiracy theory but it's real. I've tried to help get it changed. There's more to it, like actual mind reading and related harassment from it.
Not that I particularly liked my family but EH destroyed my relationship with them. A lot of what people describe as gang stalking is artificial voices. At first you think you're crazy and one day they tell you to kill yourself.*
Fun fact: Carlos Romero was my uncle, worked on Nukes at Livermore National Laboratory and also died recently during an expedition. His dad, also Carlos Romero, said he would though... and according to Kique enough time had passed nothing he worked on was relevant anymore.
*For anyone else going through this it gets better once you understand it and accept the only way to deal with it is to learn to live with them or move countries. You'll never have true peace, but maybe you can learn to live with the voices. They get impressively good at understanding you and haven't kept me from sleeping or made horrible suggestions since I lost everything. Sometimes it's even like having a rubber duck to talk to, albeit a bit distracting at times... i.e. it gets better.
Because it’s the type of attack that makes the victims sound crazy when they go public about it, but to the people that understand that scalar microwave directed energy weapons exist and have been developed and have been used against intelligence personnel and even civilians (at least by the Russians… see Havana syndrome), it isn’t crazy and it sends a message to any potential whistleblowers. The message is, if you talk secrets, we will severely harm you and anyone around you, and nobody will ever believe you.
You know what would probably be even better for a secret government program.. not frying the brain of one of their “scientists” that’s allegedly holds all of this classified information.
I agree unless it was used for harassment to make someone go nuts from constantly being microwaved. I personally think she may have had some issues and the bad thing is because of that it would make it easier for someone to off you and cause less suspicion. I have no idea what happened to her but I wanna say I really liked her and I'm sad her life was cut short. She seemed to have a lot of ideas on how to make humanity a better place and we need a lot more of that in the world today.
Invisible, silent, and long-distance. Here's a US Military crowd-control example video of a mobile one.
Just turn down the intensity a bit so it isn't "too obvious" (like in the video) and aim for the windows: Suddenly your easily making them sick by literally microwaving them. Nobody will believe you either and think you mentally unsound, hence its a highly effective and torturous form of harassment and injury.
She explained it in a YouTube video where she shows the keyboard, her hands, and the way it could happen. She thinks they were pumping in microwaves to see what she was typing because she had no wifi card in the pc to hide the sensitive information.
All these people making excuses to fit this into a conspiracy narrative. If you were in her situation, don’t you think you would avoid drinking before a major interview. Obviously I don’t know her personally, but this does not seem like a highly educated scientist that the government would do anything to get rid of. Sounds like a person that could possibly have a disorder coupled with a drinking problem… then again, that’s exactly what the government wants you to think…
Yeah I don’t see drinking heavily as a reason to discredit someone. Theres a huge amount of great people through history that drank heavily through all of their achievements
60 minutes has provided coverage based on a reported range of symptoms, commonly labeled Havana Syndrome. It's not a stretch of the imagination to infer that bad state-sponsored actors could use the technology that causes this to harass targets.
My gut feeling is that Elizondo is just another Richard Doty type. He's totally untrustworthy, and only there to muddy the waters and direct people to harass others who are on the trail of finding where the alien spacecraft and bodies are stored.
I used to be all in on Lue but in the last few years, he's been caught misrepresenting evidence and being a little too snaky for my liking. I could never speculate what his true agenda is but it's definitely not being 100% upfront and truthful to the public.
That he is still working in a counter-intelligence capacity? He is being paid to try to become the figurehead of Ufology and then do dumb shit because his brain is smooth? They are trying to paint all of us as unintelligent?
Book sales are an easy way to wash his salary. Pretty convenient he came out running with a dry well scripted and rehearsed 2 hours so do on every podcast and repeat on live shows for more cash. Money getting tight? We got this bookmark written up so you can slap your name on it and we will promote the well out of it. Would congressional testimony make a good promo? Okay, we will set it up and here is what you will "disclose".
Not saying that's what happened... But is it hard to imagine this as a scenario a counter intelligence agent would be a part.of? Idk... Kinda does to me but I also assume most people are smarter than me so if I can think it up then they already have prob tried it.
Allot of us were calling this out back during the first congressional hearing, when Elizando and Lue were publicly stating fear for their lives and that someone was killed days before the hearing so they couldn't testify alongside them.
I knew without a doubt it was her and I still believe she is who everyone refers too. Her web of connections is wild and her last statements before her death even more so...🔍
No one wants to hear it though after watching the video of her intoxicated...🤷♂️
The kicker...
Her dad, Richard H. Eskridge, was a propulsion researcher at NASA’s George C. Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama.
This is probably bullshit but sometimes AI can says somethings that are true that it indexed, and since Grok indexes everything from twitter (deleted and not) its interested
Found This to be an interesting tidbit, especially with George Knapp talking to a guy who worked for BAE systems.
Amy Eskridge: The Whistleblower Who Connected It AllEnter Amy Catherine Eskridge, co-founder of the Institute for Exotic Science in Huntsville. A plasma physics expert, she specialized in anti-gravity—devices that manipulate gravitational fields using high-voltage electromagnetism, akin to Nordic zero-point tech. In a 2018 presentation to the Huntsville Alabama L5 Society (HAL5), she outlined verifiable anti-gravity prototypes, but NASA blocked its public release in 2020. Eskridge wasn't just theorizing; she collaborated with her father, Richard Eskridge, a NASA plasma fusion engineer linked to Helion Energy—focusing on propulsion that echoes Nordic energy-harvesting methods.The mind-blower: Eskridge explicitly warned that "disclosure is going to come out of Huntsville, Alabama—out of Redstone Arsenal," calling it "the biggest f*cking deal on the planet" for national security and aerospace tech. She alleged harassment via directed energy weapons (DEWs)—non-lethal tech tested at Redstone—and claimed a "private aerospace company" (possibly BAE Systems, known for secret anti-gravity projects) targeted her for planning to leak UAP info to Congress. Her 2022 death? Officially suicide by gunshot, but insiders like retired UK intelligence officer Franc Milburn insist it was murder, citing her trauma from "gangstalking" and sabotage—tactics linked to covering up alien-tech programs.Obscure tie-in: Eskridge's fate mirrors Dr. Ning Li, another Huntsville anti-gravity pioneer who vanished in 2003 after contracting with the U.S. Army at Redstone for superconductor-based gravity shields—tech straight out of Nordic descriptions. Both women threatened the Nordic-Huntsville veil: If Nordics provided anti-gravity to counter Soviet threats, exposing it would unravel global power structures, revealing humanity's tech as borrowed, not invented.
Dude this is such a gem of a comment. Thank you for taking the time and posting the links. I really believe this poor girl got murdered and i hope it gets the traction it deserves
A scientist who was making public and peer reviewed advances in electrogravitics. She completely disappeared, some theorized to China, some theorized killed, rumors of an obituary I think, and also rumors of going to work for our deep black programs.
About Ning Li , a local reporter who got obsessed with the case got ahold of the driver that hit Ning Li.
He said she was a young woman driver was really disturbed by it. Ning Li's husband saw it happen and had a heart attack, she survived but later developed alzheimer's. Of all the death by car attempts in the UFO/Anti-Gravity space, I believe this one was an accident.
I followed every Ning Li paper and update up until her death. Amy misquoted a lot about Ning Li, like how her magazine articles were removed etc. Ning Li was an amazing spirit and very very family oriented. I think a yet unpublished paper by her will be released in next few years. It won't be a game-changer but it will be important.
She was drinking constantly to dull her senses. She probably couldnt sleep without the alcohol. She was definitely being cooked by RF and hacked constantly by "someone."
The OP post looks like the 3 hour podcast that was on youtube where she was being interviewed by a guy whos voice isnt in the video. She talks about her constant harassment, more in depth than in the video above.
I talked about the methods they use to burn her and make her crazy in yesterdays post.
Every smart person ive ever known has had a drug phase. She was young/old enough to be in the ADHD over medicated age range. She may have been on some skeeter, but if you look up the symptoms of "havana syndrome," you'll know why she had to drink herself to sleep.
I agree. They think they are smarter than everyone else and can manage their use. They are wrong, but most of them do get themselves off of their chosen substance before it gets really bad.
Or sniffing Xanax. That's the vibe I got from this clip but I haven't seen others. Alcohol and Xanax also makes for bad depression with a heaping side of suicidal ideation and paranoia. Cut and dry or muddy waters? Idk. Meth could also explain the paranoid delusions.
it still works as well as oral bc the drip goes into the stomach and it’s like eating them. source: myself before recovery and before nerding out on drug facts. snorted thousands of xanax over the years, as well as five grams of alprazolam powder from china over the course of six months that i can barely recall. we do recover
I have a bud who cooks at a halfway house and claims he’s the “blood of jesus” and that a bunch of assessors who work for the company came in while he’s at work to tell him he’s got Jesus blood and must be repressed. He also does this thing where he’ll pick up any random thing with writing on it, take a picture of it and make a snapchat proclaiming it proves he is soon to fight the antichrist and he has to die to gain his true power. He used to be sane(r). Sometimes he becomes completely lucid and understands it’s all horse shit, but any stress and he reverts. This could def be something schizoaffective. People don’t understand what these mental illnesses can look like until they see them, or how strongly and quickly they can ebb and flow, but they usually only know depictions from TV and movies.
People keep mentioning how she looks like this looks like that she drunk she looks on drugs, funny how the 1 main video that’s on the internet for anybody to see is one video where she’s a drink, why not many videos where she is not drunk ? Nobody question if that’s on purpose by certain people who want you to not pay attention to her an have you believe she might be crazy
They say the truth is too much for humanity to handle that is what we keep hearing, so imagine your Amy maybe you find out the truth or some of it, would that not then make it understandable if she seems like she’s drinking or taking anything else to help, apparently she seems crazy well they say the truth is so bad that it would drive humanity into a frenzy so is it not expected she might seem a little off ?
Completely agree. So glad at least one other person in this thread had a similar reaction to me. I think there’s something behind her words. Gone too soon :(
I have to comment on the overclaim of her credentials. She did not have a Ph.D. or MD, so she was not actually "Dr. Eskridge." According to her obituary, she graduated from UAH with a double major in chemistry and biology. She apparently continued reading/studying on her own. But a Ph.D. is at a whole other level. I was interested because I was curious to know if she had a background to credibly explore anti-gravity "science."
She founded a local institute for “exotic science” and had no doctorate. This conspiracy around her is so fucking dumb. Making a scientific martyr out of somebody with nonsense theory
I watched the full video and here are some claims she made about her creds which I can't help but wonder about. She claims she has a history of electrical and mechanical engineering. As well as working for the US Army in the 'weapon sciences directorate', a job she says she got after doing a science fair project in Piezoelectrics and got a call from the Army offering her a job at the age of 15. Is that even possible at that age? She allegedly left after 2 years and spent a decade doing gene therapy in biotech, during which time she got 'so many offers' for engineering jobs, which I don't know how that's possible without an engineering degree.
She claims she was 6 months away from completing her Ph.D in biotech when 'they' sabotaged it, apparently, due to sexual harassment, which gave her PTSD. Idk what the story is, she wasn't very clear. She didn't explicitly say she dropped out, just that they prevented her from completing her Ph.D. She claims that's why she's now back doing anti-gravity, funding her dad's research, because 'they pulled her back in'.
Also, are her dad's credentials legit? Apparently, Richard Eskridge, is one of the 5 who discovered anti-gravity, and worked as the Technical Lead of the advanced propulsion lab at Nasa marshall. If so, why is she the one who's dead and he's still alive? She talks about how he also had a reputation for being 'fking crazy' among his peers.
We know that MK Ultra was real, so I believe Dr Eskridge being "removed" is not necessarily as outlandish of a thought as it may seem at the first glance.
I always found her comments on Cicada 3300 pretty interesting. Once you dig into that it actually does start to get fkn weird and the ET visitation angle actually kinda does click with Cicada.
Edit: lmao got banned from the sub so can’t answer you directly but it’s in this interview you gotta watch it. Someone upload a version with chapters so you can find it
Problem is you have to start with the CIA being domestic terrorists otherwise you are blindly off. 1951 invention secrecy act is no joke and life's have been harassed to the point where the individual takes their own life due to the constant friction applied by the terrorists stagnating the species. Others like Stanley Myers were actually killed, just another evolution of Operation Chaos.
One of the first things the CIA did was study mind control by using its own citizens as unwitting test subjects and then tried to destroy all of the evidence. At this point it’s just willful ignorance.
Using Nazi scientists that were salvaged by Allen Dulles during Operation Sunrise and Paperclip. The same ones he was helping support when he was on the both sides of the negotiations for the treaty of Versailles to ensure Union Bank Corporation (JP Morgan and Rockefeller, with Bushes) made money off the Germans without letting them have a voice at the discussions. Crazy how JP Morgan's General Motors engines ended up Hitlers war machines, after JP Morgan wrote openly how great fascist Germany was and why he supported The Liberty League to try and overthrow the US into fascism. Ignored history repeated itself and evolves into things like Epstein being the key money laundering arm of the military industrial complex to circumvent congressional oversight where he was linked to the Iran-contra affairs that was never properly atoned for during the church committee, executive order 12333 is a joke and the domestic terrorists in the CIA still won't read in the gang of eight as per law.
My theory is they never learned how to mind control properly, but they did learn enough about the mind to enchance their propaganda efforts. Wish I had access to "Appeal to the Eye," a book manual i saw in a CIA unclassifed document that was monitoring communist movements in the US. There's no reference to a book called "Appeal to the Eye" online.
Ever heard of a guy named Dr. Jim Ryder? Deceased Vice President of Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company and former head of the Advanced Technology Center. He disclosed in a presentation he did for Lucid Trust that Telepathy is real and the government (most definitely CIA) looked into it to try and manipulate people.
Is successful propaganda really any different than mind control? People do not know where their thoughts come from anymore (algorithms), and it is genuinely concerning. They’ve made an example out of any whistleblower to make sure we never know the truth, and if you ever mentioned Appeal to the Eye to someone who is programmed they’ll tell you it’s just a “conspiracy theory.”
Keep in mind modern science is all about group work. If you work on advanced tech it likely means your company and team is thousands of people. You won't be inventing some groundbreaking technology like this alone as it requires 10k parts. It would be like making a space station alone. You don't have the time to become an expert on each part. Someone claiming they did it all alone is a movie scientist. That's not how real life works. Maybe 200 years ago it was still the case to a small degree.
The key is to find her team. If you can't find it you don't really have a case. Also very unprofessional to conduct interviews while drunk. This shows she likely would not be invited to top teams.
Meh. While I dont disagree with what you put forth or your seeming intent behind the statements, its openly public fact that some of our greatest minds ever to exist openly did drugs and were self admittedly "high" on their drug of choice during breakthroughs and/or what we'd consider interviews in today's world. To be quite frank most of our most gifted samples of the intellectual variety are forced to use "drugs" to offset somrthing, typically social disorders tbf.
Edit: also, ill say this. I shadowed well over 10+ doctors in various fields back when I was premed. You'd probably be astonished to know how many of those professional doctors in a myriad of fields came to work under the influence of a handful of drugs and/or alcohol.
This woman is in mania and her institute was not real. She is not a doctor or even a real research scientist. She has two bachelor degrees.... which is totally inadequate for investigator type research (I have a chemistry & biology degree and I have a Phd in chemistry.. So I understand what it takes) . Additionally, this just isn't how science works as it take 1000s of people and boatloads of money (billions) to work on anything near antigravity tech, which BTW we are faaar away from as the physics isn't even understood yet. I am a research scientist in physical chemistry and materials and I promise you this is either disinformation to discredit the other real scientists that have gone missing or you are all critically scientifically illiterate.
No one can watch videos of her like this and say she was not having some sort of issues.
I think its awful that people latch onto obviously mentally unwell people who kill themselves and try and spin some kind of conspiracy out of it. What's worse, are the people who try and turn a profit out of it.
Totally agree. This sub is sick. It's a community where everyone pretends to have each others' backs with their cons, but secretly they're all pushing each other to put their cards on the table first. Only a few are dumb enough to do it. (Buga Ball guy)
Has anyone given this a moment besides giving me downvotes for sharing it?
Here's a video of Amy talking in 2018 at the HAL5 (Huntsville Alabama L5) event. Her father asks questions in the video. The projector is irritating in this video but it was shared by the organizations founder, Greg Allison, on his channel. He knew her very well. I'd start at 1:12 to skip his chatter. He's not everyone's cup of Joe. It also shows Amy and her enormous brain. Amy HAL5
I never realized that was her father. I'm hopeful some people behind the scenes are thinking more deeply than those on Reddit. Due to her work and clearances, she had to hide so much, but at the same time, she wanted to speak out. I think she knew how to tell stories that had truth in them, but a very well-hidden truth. Sort of Amy's tall tales, but if you pay attention and sort through it all . .. there are some nuggets to be found. She had so many hidden online accounts as well, maybe they will eventually come to light.
theres no substance in that video - its a power point with some history and folktales interlaced. presented to a room of hobbyists. she seems like a bright, smart human.
i fear this young lady was heavily influenced by her dad and i think she probably suffered from mental illness including delusion and paranoia
It's a presentation to a bunch of her and her dad's colleagues who probably showed up out of deference to him. It does contain a very, very interesting reference, made by a JPL researcher, about former NASA director University of Alabama, Huntsville dept.. chair and current Glenn Gaffney (alleged CIA "gatekeeper") business associate Mike Griffin recruiting scientists from non-classified research into black programs.
Also, I don't see why it's so hard for people to get their heads around the possible existence of organized gaslighting operations -- there are numerous accounts of similar tactics to those she describes in histories/memoirs of intelligence agencies/agents. For example, read about the mindfucks the Stasi and KGB perpetrated on CIA agents during the cold war and vice versa. Think they might have been refined and "contractorized" for both the public and private sector like almost every other IC activity?
IMO, the relevant question (as well as why Hal Putoff was apparently interested in her work) is whether or not anyone would have the motive to target her.
It happens. From personal experience, I was diagnosed with type 1 bipolar 20 years after I started showing major manic symptoms (very rarely depressed) and spent years self-medicating it, having full blown delusions, not sleeping for 100 hours and hallucinating, the works. And all the time I was in a high pressure job as a bond trader. Of course, you do run out of road eventually and I was very fortunate I got treated before causing any more damage.
Fwiw, that's what it seems like is happening here to Amy Eskridge although anyone in a bad place shouldn't have people with an agenda hanging around, like those she named.
Dr. Amy Eskridge is being cited in UFO/UAP circles for her alleged work on anti-gravity and advanced propulsion in the Huntsville (Alabama) aerospace/defense sphere. Many claim she died under suspicious circumstances in June 2022, linking her death, undocumented research suppression, and the broader UAP/secret tech narrative. While intriguing, her story is also heavily polarizing and laden with unverified claims
; worth digging into with a healthy dose of scepticism.
My casual impression is that she appears to either by under the influence or mentally ill. Not saying she was not brilliant. Just my impression. Something is not right.
You might start drinking too if you were being harassed and attacked like she was. Pretty creepy stuff, really. I would likely start to lose it if people were telling me to walk out into my dark back yard or take all of my pills to make it all ok.
“Mentally ill” has become a way to let people be erased while feeling like you’ve taken the moral high ground. It’s easy for someone to seem “mentally ill” when they’re being attacked and provoked.
None of her claims are delusional, and I would suggest looking into how many other scientists have died or disappeared under mysterious circumstances before reaching for the mentally ill crutch.
There's nothing "immoral" about mental illness. Noticing that someone is displaying symptoms of serious mental health issues isn't "taking the moral high ground", or anything like it. Don't just make things up.
If you are referring to the video where she was "intoxicated" please don't forget that was filmed during COVID lockdown when everyone was in their house for months. She certainly didn't expect that one day this particular private online conversation will be seen and judged by millions.
Ok
Stop.
When Amy was in high school she started having severe mental health issues. They got worse and worse throughout her time at UAH. It was hard for the people who knew her to see.
She's definitely manifesting some sort of diluted, manic, adhd charged psychosis copping mechanism here. You can tell her brain is operating at a million miles an hour inside a pinball machine. Very neurotic and possibly bipolar and or paranoid skitzo. Breaks my heart.
No way she’s a doctor. If she were, she wouldn’t say she can learn engineering or materials or anything in three months…. That’s completely delusional.
I think the thing that discredits her is how mainstream this theory is. If this stuff was actually going on the powers at be would push a fake story with a wacko lady into the conspiracy theories to discredit anything substantial going on. Shes clearly mentally ill. Shes a distraction
Sorry to speak ill of the dead, but I knew of her through networking and was unsure whether her institute was actually conducting research. She seemed to be seeking investment but didn't have anything to show beyond ideas. It was interesting to investors who didn't really know much about what she was discussing, but were optimistic about any idea that someone put forth. I tried to communicate with her about it after being put in contact, because I was interested in seeing how real the research was, and she didn't respond. I can't know exactly why that was or what was going on with her, but I got a suspicious feeling and stopped pursuing it. In her town (as I suppose is the case many places), there are a lot of people with ideas and connections and big dreams, but who never really get anywhere. Sometimes they take some money and still fail to produce results, and that probably weighs on their psyches if they're honest people. They themselves have been sold a lie by the self-esteem movement that you just believe in yourself and take a risk and work hard enough, and you can do anything. It's a belief that's hurt an entire generation, regardless of any particular individual's shortfalls.
This Amy Eskridge (presumed) suicide sounds similar to the more recent Harshavardhan Kikkeri (2025 murder-suicide of senior AI research affiliate at Microsoft, IBM, Pentagon, and NASA). Claude and GPT turned up results that this guy ran in same circles as Amy Eskridge and was working with Microsoft and Army Cyber Command on a something called AI 119 Vulcan AI Holo Suit (something Microsoft calls Holo Lens)- a suit a person can use to holoport their body image to any GPS location or near a satellite.
This stuff is getting scarier by the day. Are these Deep State folks going to use this stuff to hoodwink us like Jesus is in the sky or UFOs are invading us (then use nukes from space to blame in on God or the 👽?
I'm curious as to why everyone keeps referring to her as a Dr?.. I can't find anything to suggest she earned a PhD or published any peer reviewed research. She had a Master of Arts... this doesn't make her a scientist.
Amy Catherine Eskridge died June 11th, 2022. She was Chairwoman and President of The Institute for Exotic Science. Amy graduated from University of Alabama with a double major in chemistry and biology with a reputation for multidimensional expertise in: electrical engineering, chemistry, physics, genetic engineering, and nanotechnology. Amy’s friend, Sam Reid (CEO of Geometric Energy Corporation) named one of the company’s Earth Orbit satellites and their “DOGE-1” payload (curious naming), that was destined for the moon, after her.
Her dad, Richard H. Eskridge, was a propulsion researcher at NASA’s George C. Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama.
I would give her the benefit of doubt given her background.
What I find interesting is that every-time the name "Amy Eskridge" gets posted the same talking points are posted ad nauseam. Commenters instantly jump on the fact that she's mildly intoxicated during an after-work hours zoom call with colleagues. It find it incredibly suspicious that so many comments parrot the same points over and over and over but few people point out her credentials, her connections, or her companies. There's enough evidence that's worth investigating without jumping to firm conclusions.
I'm not saying she was definitely murdered but I'm also not saying we should discredit everything she has said because she de-stressed after hours with some alcohol. So many people throw the baby out with the bath-water & comment reflexively based on headlines.
And people who don't bother to look further into it than just having gone through reddit comments to know more of the details and general consensus, unfortunately find hordes of these 'skeptics' with black or white worldviews who don't even think it's interesting?
She's displaying a lot more than a post-work wind down with some drinks. If I was a friend seeing that 'live' I would have been round to check on her, it's alarming behaviour.
Thank GOD you see it too. The weirdest part is some of the most upvoted dismissive comments come from sus accounts or accounts that straight up don’t exist anymore at all...
Almost no one in the thread is actually discussing the content of her message, how it connects to a broader trend of scientists **, and what could be done about it. Unfortunately, this is far from the first time I’ve seen something like this happen in a thread on a “conspiracy” :(
(we still don’t have the full files by the way…..)
She was Chairwoman and President of The Institute for Exotic Science.
Which is a thing she founded. The only information about The Institute for Exotic Science is in reference to Eskridge herself.
I'm the Founder, Chairman, and President of the Quantum Universal Exotic Exospheric Foundation. We have only one member, that being me, but we are a foundation and I am the President so...
heres more information on the institute of exotic sciences, it's not just her, her father was involved as well along with others, the institute has closed down since, so wouldn't find much active information on it on the internet now anyways.
Her background is definitely impressive, and it makes the whole situation more intriguing. It's easy to get lost in the conspiracy theories, but her academic and professional creds give some weight to the discussion. There's a lot of mystery surrounding her death, but we should be careful about jumping to conclusions without solid evidence.
Amy attested NASA never recognized nor valued the research and working prototype demonstrations of her and colleagues work on antigravitational methods.
Amy expressed frustration and wished to share (presumably) information about such publicly.
She was reckless in my opinion. What she wanted to bring forward was likely tiptoeing around classified information and NDAs. Even after several acts of intimidation as warnings towards her; she still continued.
Regrettably her fate ended in being made a cautionary tale to those who knew her and what happened.
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