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😔 The Most Important (Known) Whistleblower is Gone ☹️ "Mary [Elizabeth] Elliot sounds like [the] real deal. [She] probably will only come totally clean on her deathbed 30 years from now." ~Admiral Wilson in 2002 Unfortunately, I found out today that Mary Elizabeth Elliot passed away in August. "She enjoyed many discussions about the purpose of life." On July 22nd of this year, Dr. Eric Davis told me that his sources said she was still alive, and I shared that on here. It was true, but, unfortunately, she would pass ten days later, in her sleep. My immediate thought was sadness. And then frustration, and hoping that she documented her story somewhere. This is from Vallee's "Forbidden Science 5." Las Vegas. The Luxor. Monday 8 May 2000. "Later, finding a private setting, we discussed two issues that hadn't been brought up before the NIDS science board. The first topic concerned the revelations of a former TRW employee." (That was Mary Elizabeth Elliot.) "An attorney friend of hers has gathered her testimony. She was part of a secret reverse-engineering project called Zodiac. Eric has compiled his own file, but it doesn't lead to the verifiable, hard facts we need." (Her lawyer was Jeffrey W. Griffith, and let's hope he documented, and saved, her story and shares it with the world one day soon. Some (like Richard Dolan, who's done a lot of work on it) believe her story was embedded in a fictional story about Sedge Masters, which I'll link to in the replies. I'll also link to some of the alleged details from interviews of Dr. Eric Davis where he tells us why Mary Elizabeth Elliot's story was important to Disclosure. We lost Jim Ryder in 2018 and now Mary Elizabeth Elliot in 2026. Two monumental losses. It sucks. Her obituary... "She enjoyed many discussions about the purpose of life." (If she saw proof of non-human intelligent life, or their craft, that might be a question she'd wonder about, a lot.) Mary Elizabeth Elliott passed away peacefully in her sleep at 4:47 AM, August 1, 2026, in San Francisco, California. She was 77 and will be deeply missed. Mary was born April 27, 1949, to Howard William Elliott and Marcella Wittwer Elliott, in Redwood Falls, Minnesota. She graduated from Rolling Hills High School in Rancho Palos Verdes, California, in the inaugural class. She lived and worked in the Los Angeles area for many years, then was a longtime resident of Laguna Niguel, California. Mary loved the beach! Mary was beloved as a sister, aunt, cousin, and friend. Mary embraced life with an exuberance to feel it all. She was a free spirit with a wealth of knowledge, humor and sound advice to all that loved her. She loved reading and doing research on anything that she had questions about. She enjoyed many discussions about the purpose of life, and she dearly loved her family. Mary is survived by her sister, Kay Hale of Los Altos, California; her sister, Ruth Ann Dragoo of Mariposa, California; and many nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. The family wishes to thank the doctors and nurses at UCSF Hospital for their compassionate care of Mary in her final months.