Jason Salley is the founder and executive publisher of J News Network, an independent news network covering southern Ohio from Chillicothe. An investigative journalist, he founded Ohio Atomic Press and created The Fallout Files, its investigative wing focused on industrial contamination, regulatory oversight and environmental accountability across Ohio. His reporting centers on true crime, corruption, environmental justice, government accountability and politics.

He is a Certified Human Rights Consultant and a Kentucky Colonel, and his work has been cited by CNN, ABC News, Newsweek and The New York Times. Today he publishes the local outlet J News Network from Chillicothe, and he built God’s Eye Ohio, JNN’s real-time traffic, weather and situational-awareness platform.

Salley also produces investigative documentaries about the environmental legacy of southern Ohio. His film Piketon: Appalachia’s Nuclear Nightmare premiered in Columbus, Ohio, on August 16, 2025, at the Main Library, 96 South Grant Avenue, in a screening presented by Veterans For Peace Chapter 183 and Ohio Atomic Press. Separately, the film was an Official Selection of Lift-Off Global Network Sessions. He also created Cooking Up Something Toxic: The Wear-Ever Story, a documentary focused on contamination concerns surrounding Chillicothe’s former Wear-Ever facility.

Bobby Vaughn Jr. is an Independent Investigative Researcher who dives deep into uncovering evidence regarding nuclear corruption, science and technology ethics, as well as the global agenda to cyborgize Humanity.

Bobby grew up in the small Illinois town of Metropolis, where he witnessed first-hand the malicious radioactive assault caused by the Honeywell uranium conversion plant, which is now known as Solstice. Through nearly 20 years of research, investigating and working with whistleblowers, former workers and advocates, he has uncovered a monster that has until now been deeply buried.

He has worked on projects expanding from Metropolis, the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant, the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant, as well as to other private investigations related to nuclear tyranny. Through his efforts, he and others were able to win a class-action lawsuit against the former Metropolis Honeywell uranium conversion plant for $81 million when discovery showed the plant intentionally discharged radioactive materials into the air, water and soil.

Bobby created the independent documentary, Death by Diffusion, while working with former workers from the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant.

He continues his independent and private research and investigations, as well as hosting the podcast, A Call to Actions, where he exposes nuclear, science and technology, as well as human cloning and more.

Bobby enjoys research, walks with his wife, Kimberlee, hanging out with his cat, Bear, time with God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit. He believes that time here on Earth should be spent on missions and projects in exposing the corruption in high places.