Can someone help?

[elementalv.livejournal.com]

I’ve been through all my issues of The Lone Gunman, and I’ve Googled ‘til hell won’t have it, but I haven’t been able to chase down the source of a rumor that the FBI, CIA and NSA have been collecting people who, for whatever reason, are invisible. I keep seeing references in all the usual places, but nothing concrete.

Does anyone know anything about this?

TIA.

Comments

Re: Invisible assassin

[geyer-fb.livejournal.com]

Why do people take these things so literally?

Because some people would rather believe in a supernatural creature than accept the admittedly mundane explanation of animal attacks. A friend of a friend of mine was tragically killed at UC Sunnydale, although the police report said it was an accident. My friend says there were two puncture marks on her throat and she'd died of blood loss. Clearly, she must have been attacked by a chupacabra. I know, usually chupacabras attack animals like goats, but when they can't find their natural prey, they sometimes grow desperate enough to attack humans. No "supernatural entity" required.

Something to think about.

Re: Invisible assassin

[elementalv.livejournal.com]

A friend of my second cousin's first wife worked at Sunnydale Memorial Hospital, and he said the leading cause of death in town was something called "neck rupture." If you ask me, it sounds more like the CIA death squads testing assassination methods than chupacabra.

Re: Invisible assassin

[draconin.livejournal.com]

My brother-in-law was killed recently (mugged) and yet I would swear that I saw him around Sunnydale a couple of times. The strange thing is that, while I'm almost certain it's him, his face appeared oddly distorted. It's not the first time I've seen people like this: could there be some sort of secret medical experimentation going on? Perhaps the government is trying to find a way to cosmetically hide the radiation mutations caused by its experiments on the equipment held at Roswell and Area 51!