You may want to play connect the dots with the American SDI (star wars).
Funny how alot of these folks at one time or another crossed paths with SDI research.
What realy happenend to the 25 GEC-Marconi Scientists, page 1
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Topic started on 26-6-2008 @ 01:04 PM by gazbom56
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Misterious deaths of 25 GEC-Marconi Scientists
25 Marconi Scientists, 1982-88
There have been at least 25 mysterious deaths of people who worked for GEC-Marconi (the defence arm of GEC) on the Sting Ray torpedo project betwen 1982 and 1988. The death of the British defense journalist Jonathan Moyle, who was found hanged in his Santiago hotel room on April 1, 1990, has also been the subject of speculation as being connected to the Marconi deaths.
Most incidents occurred after the men have successfully completed important projects or left one job for another.Four of the dead men were employees of the GEC group – three at Marconi and one at Easams Ltd. Two others worked at separate times at the Royal Military College of Science at Shrivenham. An investigation by Computer News established that most of the men were involved in computer simulation, a key part of defence procurement.At the time GEC-Marconi was Britain's only torpedo supplier and in 1986 was awarded a £400 million order from the Ministry of Defence for advanced anti-submarine Sting Ray torpedoes.
Misterious deaths of 25 GEC-Marconi Scientists
25 Marconi Scientists, 1982-88
There have been at least 25 mysterious deaths of people who worked for GEC-Marconi (the defence arm of GEC) on the Sting Ray torpedo project betwen 1982 and 1988. The death of the British defense journalist Jonathan Moyle, who was found hanged in his Santiago hotel room on April 1, 1990, has also been the subject of speculation as being connected to the Marconi deaths.
Most incidents occurred after the men have successfully completed important projects or left one job for another.Four of the dead men were employees of the GEC group – three at Marconi and one at Easams Ltd. Two others worked at separate times at the Royal Military College of Science at Shrivenham. An investigation by Computer News established that most of the men were involved in computer simulation, a key part of defence procurement.At the time GEC-Marconi was Britain's only torpedo supplier and in 1986 was awarded a £400 million order from the Ministry of Defence for advanced anti-submarine Sting Ray torpedoes.
reply posted on 26-6-2008 @ 02:45 PM by satire111
well why did they die in such strange ways? i remember many articles in both private eye and the sunday times but never any real answers .
phonedupnshutup.com... this is a strange piece which i have just found !
reply posted on 7-1-2011 @ 07:04 PM by urbanmyth290
Seems like being a scientist is a very risky profession. Just discovered the actual number of related deaths is far higher than 25.
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