Julian Brown disappearance: Missing metro Atlanta inventor said 'I'm certainly under attack' in shocking final post

 

Julian Brown, a young metro Atlanta inventor known for his "Plastoline" invention which converts plastic waste into fuel, has been reported missing for approximately two weeks. His disappearance followed a series of alarming social media posts, including a final video where he stated, "I'm certainly under attack."

   

Brown's "Plastoline" invention garnered significant attention for its potential to address environmental issues by converting plastics into usable fuels like gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel.

In his last Instagram post, Brown shared a video where he mentioned "very, very, odd stuff" was happening and that he was "certainly under attack." He also urged his followers to "keep their eyes open" but did not go into further detail. Social media users have speculated that his invention might have made him a target.

Prior to his disappearance, some social media posts claim Brown had expressed concerns about his safety, stating he wouldn't live long, that he was being stalked, and that "black helicopters were circling his house at night." He reportedly also said, "they have been following me. I know I don't have long to live."

The circumstances surrounding Julian Brown's disappearance remain unclear, and as of the latest reports, no major news outlets have officially confirmed his alleged disappearance, though netizens are actively trying to raise awareness about his case.