Robert Lazar

Suspect, Bob Scott Lazar
* Identity theft of Robert Lazar of Los Alamos.
* Unlawful receipt of U.S. property.
* Treason by supplying Soviets. 
* Aiding and abetting a prostitution ring in 1990.
Identity theft of Robert Lazar of Los Alamos.
A Miami-Dade county person of interest who goes by the name of Bob Scott Lazar, has falsely assumed the identity of Robert Lazar of Los Alamos, New Mexico, to gain access to, or be in receipt of, stolen U.S. federal property. 
Bob Scott Lazar extracted information about Robert Lazar from a 1982 article in the Los Alamos Monitor, dated Sunday, June 27, 1982, by Terry England, Page A1 and A8. The article gives the names of physicist Robert Lazar and his wife Carol from Los Alamos. This Robert Lazar was employed with Los Alamos Meson Physics Facility working on an experimental Honda jetcar for fun; And for this reason made the headlines in 1982.
Federal agents entered Bob Scott Lazar's property in 2017 to determine if Lazar had sold thallium to a Michigan murder suspect, or is in possession of U.S. federal property of chemical substances and/or its related documentation. Considering the unusual name of his place of business "United Nuclear Scientific Equipment and Supplies", authorities want to know if Lazar is in possession of anything nuclear, in upwards to 18 mL per vial.
Bob Scott Lazar has made statements on public record that the United States is in possession of 500 lbs of element 115, of which he says, "cannot be found on the periodic chart", and is stored in lead castings. He further makes the comment, "115 could also make one heck of a bomb." Although, element 115's properties are not ideal for bomb making, Lazar's statements profiles a mentality for it.
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