Summary
Retired Major General William Neil McCasland, a former high-ranking U.S. Air Force officer, disappeared on February 27, raising national security concerns. Authorities, including the FBI, are conducting a search due to his involvement in classified military programs related to space and UFOs.
Key Facts
- William Neil McCasland, a retired major general with the U.S. Air Force, went missing on February 27 in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
- McCasland had important roles in military programs, including leading the Air Force Research Laboratory.
- His work connected him to highly classified U.S. military projects, leading to security concerns about his disappearance.
- The FBI is involved in the search alongside local authorities due to the sensitive nature of his past work.
- A Silver Alert was issued because McCasland has unspecified medical issues, making him particularly vulnerable.
- Investigations include looking for potential foul play linked to his military secrets.
- President Donald Trump recently directed the release of government files about UFOs shortly before McCasland went missing.
- McCasland, known for his influence in science and technology, was last seen without his watch or phone.
