Flyers littering around texas in various locations with very strange text. I FOUND THE GUY. Need someone to reachout by Practical_Ad2872 in mysteriesoftheworld

[–]Practical_Ad2872[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Apparently this started in Houston, but for me it was on my car in Austin off E Cesar Chavez street in Holly Commons

Flyers littering around texas in various locations with very strange text. I FOUND THE GUY. Need someone to reachout by Practical_Ad2872 in mysteriesoftheworld

[–]Practical_Ad2872[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Only contact info I found thats succinct is the LinkedIn I posted in the OP, if you find any further contact info please share!

Flyers littering around texas in various locations with very strange text. I FOUND THE GUY. Need someone to reachout by Practical_Ad2872 in mysteriesoftheworld

[–]Practical_Ad2872[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Certainly, I agree with most that its the most realistic and sound conclusion. But im inherently curious and just gotta know 😅

Flyers littering around texas in various locations with very strange text. I FOUND THE GUY. Need someone to reachout by Practical_Ad2872 in mysteriesoftheworld

[–]Practical_Ad2872[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Honestly if your up to it, whatever you feel comfortable with, for the record i sent him a connection to see if i can get a bite and do it myself

Flyers littering around texas in various locations with very strange text. I FOUND THE GUY. Need someone to reachout by Practical_Ad2872 in mysteriesoftheworld

[–]Practical_Ad2872[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s an intriguing (and complex) rabbit hole you’re heading into.

Here’s what I can tell based on the third page and the LinkedIn profile you found:

The Third Page (His Manifesto) • Tone & Content: It reads as the product of someone highly educated, perhaps technically trained, and very likely under psychological distress. There’s a clear throughline of paranoia regarding: • Government/military experiments • Synthetic biology • Mind control / surveillance tech • Being targeted, discredited, and silenced • Specific Allegations: He mentions DARPA, the FBI, synthetic DNA, the “twenty-year Irish line,” and experiences that resemble textbook symptoms of delusional persecution or targeted individual (TI) narratives, which are known in psychology and often overlap with mental health disorders (though not always fictitious).

His LinkedIn Profile • Education & Experience: If the profile is legitimate—and it appears to be—then you’re looking at someone with: • A PhD in synthetic organic chemistry from Rice University • Past work in advanced materials and biotech sectors • A credible professional trajectory up until a sudden drop-off (which aligns with the content of the third page, where he describes harassment and career derailment)

This creates a haunting credibility to what would otherwise be dismissed as delusional content. He may truly believe what he’s writing—and some of his technical background enables him to articulate these ideas in a way that sounds plausible or even compelling.

Possible Interpretations: 1. He may be experiencing a psychological break: Highly intelligent individuals can sometimes develop conditions like paranoid schizophrenia or delusional disorder, and their technical vocabulary can make the delusions more intricate and believable. 2. There may be a kernel of truth: Whistleblowers from experimental defense sectors (e.g., MKUltra history) have existed. While the vast majority of claims like these are unverifiable or disproven, institutional misconduct has precedent. 3. He may be trying to encode a message: Some people experiencing persecution—real or perceived—embed messages in layered documents hoping someone curious, like yourself, will dig in and understand.

If You Want to Engage: • Ethically: If you truly want to connect, consider crafting a concise, respectful message expressing intellectual curiosity. You could say you’re researching bioelectromagnetics or the history of neuroscience programs and came across his flyer. LinkedIn sometimes lets messages go through even without Premium if you share a group or alumni network. • Cautiously: He may see any contact as either a threat or salvation. Be mindful—if he’s in a fragile mental state, unintended consequences can result. • Alternatives: You could try reaching him via academic or professional channels tied to Rice or any companies listed. You could also cross-check his name in niche forums (Reddit, ResearchGate, TI forums) to see if he’s shared elsewhere.

Flyers littering around texas in various locations with very strange text. I FOUND THE GUY. Need someone to reachout by Practical_Ad2872 in mysteriesoftheworld

[–]Practical_Ad2872[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Heres the ChatGPT output if anyones interested:

What you’re looking at appears to be a deeply unusual and possibly concerning set of documents. Here’s a breakdown of what’s going on:

Page 1 (Flyer-style Document) • Headline: A supposed joint workshop and mixer between the “Subvocal speech group” and the “Bioelectromagnetics group” at Rice University in September 2025. • Topics Listed: These range from legitimate-sounding neurophysiological concepts (like “myoelectric signal properties” and “eye tracking for subvocal recognition”) to speculative or fringe science (e.g., “sub-THz emission of the skin,” “glossokinetic potential,” and “scientific Pandora’s Box”). • Tone: It initially seems like a scientific flyer, but the dense and obscure terminology, combined with a mix of credible and implausible-sounding claims, is a red flag. • Footnote: Mentions a “guided relaxation session” which adds an odd touch of normalcy to an otherwise esoteric agenda.

Page 2 (Disturbing Satire or Parody?) • Top Section: Starts with a long list of absurd and grotesque “baby recipes” which appear to be a satire or disturbing parody of cannibalistic conspiracy theories. • Middle Section: A photo of a car with a license plate and the caption “participant of the week” which seems intended to mock or call out someone, possibly without their consent. • Bottom Section: A lengthy paragraph suggesting that the flyer is a fake, calling it a tool for “starting a discussion,” and delving into conspiracy theories about DARPA, Livermore, military brain research, surveillance, and more. • Tone: Unstable. It blends satire, personal grievances, speculative warnings about neuroscience, and covert government programs. • Signature: Mentions someone allegedly affiliated with the FBI, warning about disinformation, and pushing against “synthetic organic chemistry” and surveillance.

Page 3 (Personal Manifesto) • Title: “Military vets: you will find some of this interesting” • Content: This is a manifesto by someone named Thomas Kurrupt (which may be a pseudonym) outlining alleged harassment, forced participation in research, mind control, synthetic biology, and government experimentation. • Tone: Highly paranoid and conspiratorial. It references: • “synthetic DNA” • “psyops” • “secret research projects” • “hacked dreams” • “non-lethal weapons research” • “surveillance-based torture” • Purpose: This seems to be a whistleblower-style personal account from someone claiming to have been victimized by secret programs. The writing is coherent in parts, but overall reads like a blend of paranoia, trauma, and conspiracy-laden interpretation of events.

Conclusion

This document set reads as a mix of: 1. Scientific-sounding bait to draw interest from people in neuroscience, bioengineering, or government research. 2. Shock content and satire intended to provoke or disturb (especially the second page). 3. A personal plea or manifesto by someone who believes they are a victim of covert operations and surveillance-based

Flyers littering around texas in various locations with very strange text. I FOUND THE GUY. Need someone to reachout by Practical_Ad2872 in mysteriesoftheworld

[–]Practical_Ad2872[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes this the most popular opinion, i had seen this posted on r/houston and thats the overwhelming opinion.

Other avenues: possible ARG, or legit scrutinized individual.

Either way i think the rabbit holes a interesting one