Metro Atlanta Inventor Julian Brown Missing After Warning of Attack

Julian Brown, a young inventor from metro Atlanta known for creating 'Plastoline,' a technology that converts plastic waste into usable fuels like gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel, has been missing for nearly two weeks following a series of cryptic and alarming social media posts. Prior to his disappearance, Brown warned his followers that he was experiencing "very, very odd stuff" and was "certainly under attack," urging vigilance and prayers without revealing further details. His last public message, posted on July 9, heightened fears that his groundbreaking invention could have made him a target, prompting social media users to tag FBI officials and call for an investigation. Despite his growing fame and potential environmental impact, there has been no official confirmation of his whereabouts, and no missing person report has been filed. Brown, who is also a 776 Foundation Climate Fellow and founder of environmental companies, had expressed concerns about funding and control over his technology, highlighting his desire to avoid traditional venture capital routes. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding his disappearance amid widespread speculation and concern.