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Amy Eskridge
Scientist/Whistleblower (Deceased) / Scientist/Researcher / Scientist, daughter of Richard Escridge
Appearances (5)
Scientist/Whistleblower (Deceased)
Daughter of Richard Eskridge; died by alleged suicide; Forbes cites text messages claiming she did not kill herself and was threatened by defense contractors.
Scientist/Researcher
Died by apparent suicide in 2023; left text messages denying she killed herself; worked on anti-gravity and fusion with her father Richard Eschrich.
Scientist, daughter of Richard Escridge
Cited as having died; known for confronting Martin Tajmar on Podkletnov's experiments and linking them to anti-gravity.
Deceased Researcher
Subject of rumors that she is alive and hiding in a secret facility.
Anti-gravity researcher
Montalk notes that Glenn Robertson, a co-author of David Maker, used to work on a team she was part of, putting her two degrees of separation from Maker.
Related Theories
Ether Density Modification for Reduced Energy Requirements Expanded Maxwell Electrodynamics Ferris Williams 5D Unification Theory Flux Liner Propulsion System FRC Fusion as UAP Propulsion Gravity as Ether Pressure Differential Human Military Black Programs Doctrine McCasland Abduction by Defense Contractors Non-Human Hybridization Agenda (Two-Front Threat) Plasma as Fundamental Propulsion Medium Plasma Orb Teleportation via FRC Prison Planet Civilizational Management Reality as Hybrid Physics-Consciousness System Rotating Charge Spacetime Coupling The Ether/Aharonov-Bohm Connection to Propulsion