Overview
- President Trump said he was briefed on the cases and so far sees little evidence they are linked, promising a full report.
- The FBI said it is leading a joint review with the Energy Department, the Defense Department, NASA, and local police to look for any connections.
- Rep. Eric Burlison raised the tally to 13 people tied to nuclear or space work who are dead or missing and said he is pressing the FBI for answers.
- Reports describe mixed causes across the cases, while lawmakers point to shared details in several disappearances like phones, keys, cars, or wallets left behind.
- Retired Maj. Gen. William Neil McCasland vanished from his Albuquerque home earlier this year, with police reporting no sign of foul play and the FBI reportedly joining the case.