CDC scientist allegedly made odd comment to neighbor the day he disappeared

CBS News ^ | February 26, 2018

[VideoDoctor]

Time travel. I’ve seen it before.

I thought I saw Cunningham in the company of Time Enforcement Agency Cop Max Walker when I came back through the time tunnel earlier this morning.

[robroys woman]

I thought I saw Cunningham in the company of Time Enforcement Agency Cop Max Walker when I came back through the time tunnel earlier this morning.

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Yeah. That was him. He had to go through twice because he spilled coffee all over himself the first time. He was staring at Judy’s new virtual skirt and not paying attention.

[Cincinnatus.45-70]

Sounds like the comment of a very depressed person. It ends the mystery for me. Suicide.

[ilovesarah2012]

Not true - so sick of stupid conspiracy theories.

[ilovesarah2012]

His cell phone was found at his home along with wallet, keys, and passport.

[MayflowerMadam]

Unlike you, I’m not omniscient. I beg your forgiveness for posting what others here have posted.

[maine-iac7]

Found evidence they didn’t want out

‘wet works”

[richardtavor]

that was my first thought as well. The obvious reason for the story is that he is CDC and is missing. People go missing every day, so what is he up to? I hope the FBI is on his case.

[txhurl]

He went missing the same day Don Jr. got the cornstarch.

[tinyowl]

""He told my husband to tell his wife – me – to erase his cellphone number from my cellphone,"

When the phone don't ring, you'll know it's me.

[cgbg]

The “Twelve Monkeys” book by Elizabeth Hand was the basis for the movie.

It is a classic by an excellent writer.

[bgill]

My GUESS: He contracted something fatal and went off to commit suicide rather than deal with the effects.

He's smart enough to know not to do that. His body would be contaminated and leech down into the soil, or animals feeding on him would get infected and spread it, or it would contaminate officers and EMT who found and handled the body.

1) In January, he spoke out against the flu vaccine and was worried he'd "be fired or worse."

2) Also, in January, another well respected doctor, Dr. Daniel Neides, the Chief Operating Officer of the Cleveland Clinic Wellness Institute was fired for speaking out against this year's vaccine.

3) Brenda Fitzgerald, Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, was also fired in January on the pretense she had tobacco products in her stock portfolio.

[Cold Heart]

Interesting. This story needs to be followed even if that part weren’t in it.

[JohnG45]

I hope the FBI is on his case.

The FBI? Really?

They are busy wiretapping college basketball coaches who are violating NCAA rules.

Didn't you notice their exemplary response to "tips" with respect to the Florida school shooter before the fact?

[LambSlave]

Simple explanation: Nervous breakdown led to a psychotic break.

[bgill]

Or he didn’t want her harmed if there are bad guys involved.

Wonder if his cell was wiped clean.

[Jan_Sobieski]

Here is a good plot for you...

The CDC employee is a man with a conscience, and has stumbled upon a Government / Big Business / Elite plan to reduce the population of the earth to the magic 10% number by weaponizing vaccinations to prevent births. Because of his conscience, he tries to contact the media and his political representatives, awakening the Deep State apparatus against him. He realizes that his days are numbered and tries to go "off grid", but it is too late...

[Georgia Girl 2]

We don’t take the flu vaccine for any reason. I have not had the flu in 25 years.

[Rome2000]

Brenda Fitzgerald, Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, was also fired in January on the pretense she had tobacco products in her stock portfolio.

That is grounds for termination from a Federal Agency ?

[TheThirdRuffian]

“Time travel. I’ve seen it before.”

Pfft. I’ve seen it in the future.