Summary:
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Julian Brown gained fame for inventing Plastoline, a machine turning plastic into fuel, but disappeared after alarming social media posts.
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Fans speculate on Julian Brown’s disappearance, fearing government or corporate involvement, while others push for proof of his safety online.
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Mother confirms Julian Brown is safe but laying low for security reasons in an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail.
Julian Brown, a 21-year-old inventor from metro Atlanta, went viral after creating Plastoline—a backyard-built machine that turns plastic into usable fuel like diesel and jet fuel. His breakthrough drew millions of followers and even landed him an interview on The Weather Channel. But two weeks after posting cryptic warnings about being under attack and fearing for his life, Brown suddenly went silent online.
Now, his followers are raising alarms and spreading theories about his disappearance. Some believe government or corporate interests may have targeted him due to Plastoline’s potential to disrupt major industries. Others worry for his safety, citing unconfirmed reports of hacked accounts and urging him to post proof that he’s okay.
Update: Nina Brown, Julian Brown’s mother has confirmed, in an exclusive with the Daily Mail, the young inventor is safe but keeping a low profile for his security.
