His videos show him scouring over rock formations and desert locations in the SW US that was home to ancient civilizations. And last month, he was the victim of a very violent car accident, in which he was rear-ended at high speed (I believe they said the other driver was intoxicated or something)... that being said, something about the nature of his channel's content seems... well, something about the way he died doesn't sit right with me here. Is there something he had information on that [they] are afraid might be disclosed to a public audience?
Take careful note of the fact, that during the time-frame of the initial investigation, the surrounding tribes claimed to know nothing of it, not ownership.
This places the region directly in the cross hairs of the spooks, not because of the past, but because of the future.
Oh, I vaguely remember reading a story about or by Wingmakers, James Mahu, the CIO, and I think it was situated in the American Southwest. I always had the feeling that the stuff wasn't really fiction.
His videos show him scouring over rock formations and desert locations in the SW US that was home to ancient civilizations. And last month, he was the victim of a very violent car accident, in which he was rear-ended at high speed (I believe they said the other driver was intoxicated or something)... that being said, something about the nature of his channel's content seems... well, something about the way he died doesn't sit right with me here. Is there something he had information on that [they] are afraid might be disclosed to a public audience?
Check: Wingmakers.us
Take careful note of the fact, that during the time-frame of the initial investigation, the surrounding tribes claimed to know nothing of it, not ownership.
This places the region directly in the cross hairs of the spooks, not because of the past, but because of the future.
Oh, I vaguely remember reading a story about or by Wingmakers, James Mahu, the CIO, and I think it was situated in the American Southwest. I always had the feeling that the stuff wasn't really fiction.
There are two: wingmakers.us and wingmakers.com. The first is the correct one, the second is the spook version.