Nuclear Ingredients Stolen In Texas Last Year

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Two U.S. Energy Department security officials reportedly had nuclear materials stolen from their rental vehicle in Texas last year. The experts from the Energy Department’s Idaho National Laboratory were sent to San Antonio to retrieve the plutonium and cesium on March 21, 2017, according to a Monday report from The Center for Public Integrity.

The materials were left in their car, which was in the parking lot of a Marriott hotel, and when they returned to the vehicle the next morning the items were gone. No suspects were named and the nuclear material remains at large and a danger to the public.

According to experts, it takes 7 pounds of plutonium to create a functioning nuclear warhead.

Read more at Fox News.

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1 COMMENT

  1. Sorry but I think it was a set up by our under ground government, for I can’t believe our agents are that careless with our secret things. Instead of Mueller looking for boogey men he should be looking for the real problems left over from the previous president and his cohorts. Yes! we now have 2 governments the one you see and the one you don’t see helping American become different then we know it. Oh! and by the way did those agents have a note saying please take and how did these people know it was there in the first place.

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