The Death Of Craig Button

Welcome back to the show everyone, on this episode we have a submission from Jeff. He tells of an apocalyptic dream he had which adds to all the submissions we’ve had regarding this topic. Then we dive into the death of Craig Button. Craig was a 32 year old pilot for the military. He was operating the A-10 Warthog during a training mission that ended up going wrong. All of a sudden Craig breaks formation and flys off by himself only to crash his plane. All of the live munitions aboard the plane went missing and still haven’t been found to this day. Also was this a cover up of something else? We hope you enjoy the show and as always stay safe and stay weird.

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