Amy Eskridge Last Interview

Somehow, I'm not impressed. It sounds and smells like standard BS, but make up your own mind about this young woman and her alleged actions.

Most of the original interview is silence.
So, I made a half length version of the original interview.

I only cut out silence from Rys not having his mic recording, uninformative small talk, random obvious statements, personal Covid story, and Mark’s irrelevant comments.

The only other video of her on the internet is a presentation she gave on reactionless propulsion.

• New Antigravity Research Institute Part 1 ... This video was also private until she died. All of her social media is gone; even from archive .org

Amy Eskridge created the Institute of Exotic Science, now ran by her dad (who Amy claims independently discovered a propulsion less drive).
From Eskridge obituary:
“Amy lived a life full of passion and wonder for the cosmos... Her dear friend Sam Reid, CEO of Geometric Energy Corporation [named a satellite for her]”

29 days before she died, she texted her friend Franc Milburn, a retired British paratrooper and intelligence officer:
“If you see any report that I killed myself, I most definitely did not. If you see any report that I overdosed, I most definitely did not. If you see any report that I killed anyone else, I most definitely did not.”

Her ex boyfriend Mark Sokol, who made a confirming replication of TT Brown’s anomalous thrust experiment, believes she really did kill herself. During the breakup, she claimed Mark raped her, but in a long explanation Mark made it sound quite plausible that she was willing to falsely accuse someone in extreme circumstances.

My take: I still think it is possible it was not suicide. Her personality and paranoia makes it plausible to go outside with a gun randomly, or she could have been tricked to go out there and brought a gun for protection. She is so paranoid and prepared that staging a suicide might be much more difficult, and instead requires lots of patience for the right time to act. Maybe they had to wait months before she finally walked outside in the night.