2024.05.14 12:00 PsychoMouse I broke my spine? Well my mother broke everything.
2024.05.12 21:43 drtywater Where trial lines up so far
2024.05.12 20:03 Efficient-Forever341 In memory of... (Do You remember who died on May 13, 2014 in Chicago Fire?)
2024.05.10 20:05 shaneka69 Numerology Of Hailey Bieber
2024.05.10 03:39 W0000_Y2K My Call to the Fire Dept X2 / My excursion to the Hospital / My llama spaken mouth afterward
They had gathered and jorttled and jocked in celebration, as I said, that I, an individual of great importance to the great rivalry that was the Two Sides who had created the Universe. Neither of us are entirely inherently Good or Evil, but nevertheless we are a duality, or in a very real sense dualism exists. Or so it seemed to be over. The celebration consisted of an assortment of my Rival's associates and friends and an assembly of other assorted family members, of whom I did not recognize. The crowd gathered and played celebration. "The Star! The Star! Watch the Oncoming Star!" They chortled pointing at the Bright emanation that agglomerated in the center of the ceiling. Crowded ribbons and confetti blasted and streamed around me as my assailant brother aligned for photos as the celebration continued to commence. He approached me in face then quickly pulled a prank to attempt to hold out his hand then quickly pulled it away as everybody laughed in joy. I rested firmly observing the chaotic display calmly attempting to keep my thoughts calm and not asterisk in any unconventionality or disturbance to the scene displayed before me. All nestled with my eyes closed the æthereal presence began to haunt me as these Haunts began to suggest I get up and approach the window, chanting and suggesting that the ride was slmost over and all I needed to do was... I had preordained it in my mind already that this was all of course a trick already, got up and walked accrossed my living room to get a cigarrette out and light it, "I'm not fucking jumping." Then after smoking my cigarrette and laying back down, the advantageous celebration still continued until a woman was gathered in front of me kind of surprisingly saying, "Hi, Im Debra, writer of my famous Caretaking Book. You contacted me on Facebook? You said you were my biggest fan?" And then suddenly the room got very cold and strange. And everyone just stared at her when someone came up from behind her and broke her neck right in front of me. Then everyone stared at me. And my Brother approached again saying, "Either go to the Window or suck a tail pipe, it's either my way or the highway." And after a pause I retorted, "I'm not jumping out the fucking window!" And another pause He then retorted, "Fine, have it your way. But remember You chose it this way." And He walked to the window where a fewer crowd had gathered. And then suddenly a toddler started crying in the room. And stepping from behind where I had not seen, My Brother came carrying a crying toddler saying, "You chose this." And He threw the child out of the window. And Splat She went. Taken with a sudden surprise, I questioned whether the even had really happened and suddenly very faintly I started to hear a faint disturbing crying sound coming from somewhere outside my window. I live on the top floor so A child being thrown out my window most certainly wouldn't survive. But the crying continues. And Im up and Im starting to panic. And I start to pace wondering what I should do. Now there's no reason to get coy, but I panic and couldn't figure whether to call the cops or not undecidedly smoking cigarretes after cigarretes with my addrenaline pulsing through my chest and my heart pounding in my ears. The Fear got to me so I decided Im going to wait it out. Suddenly I hear commotion from outside and could see the ambulance pull up beside the building in the parking lot. And I decided to wait. In my mind I could see, now, my Doppleganger on the street approaching a woman with a stroller. And he (I) yelled, "JOHN CENA!" And then swooped up her infant child and then ran into the building through a key fob locked door, running to the elevator. This of course seems to be happening both in my mind as well as in real time, seemingly. And then I hear my brother, "Have it your way!" And from a lower level, maybe half way down the levels Another Toddler is thrown out the window. And Terror possessed me then. Then I see (in my mind's eye) the Woman on the street attract a common passerby and they call the authorities. Soon after, me in my apartment tripping my heart to death, I see her pointing in the apartment's direction sending the squandering brute police toward my immensely desperately approaching inevitable doom. I see the cops scouring the floors looking for "John Cena." When I lose my shit and call 912 then 911 fumbling in my presence and words. "I think I'm having a Heart Attack from medication I just had Taken. No, Ive been up all night snd I just can't calm down." Taking my cool drink to the stairwell, To prevent the police invading my apartment, I lose my shit on the Stairwell trying to calm down. "Hello, we are the EMT Wasatch Fire Dept, are you having an ok time?" They announce when they bring the gurney and meet me in the stairwell. "I.... I think I'm losing my mind. I might be having a hheart attack." They give friendly advisory, "It's ok we're here to help. Are you light headed..." they run through routine, and the Police come up the stairwell as I say, "Ive been up fir 3 days." A Social Worker named Mike, whom surprised me, gives me his number and some very friendly advise. I've surprisingly known him since he was a correctional youth councilman when I would have to spend time in council care 5 hours after High School led out in my Teens. Surprising to see him and how he appropriately knows me and offers his help. May there truly be some kind of force watching over all beings. The cops don't harass me but seemed really annoyed, as I tell the entire group that I don't need or want to go to the hospital. I tell them that I finally calmed down after the EMT gave me oxygen. He was very considerate where as I was a complete ass. And They all left me alone to get some sleep. After getting back into my apartment I slump on the bed and got 3 hours of sleep. Awakening in the evening I immediately get bombarded with psychic attacks from my voices. Continued abuse of Fear-Mongering and abrasive counter productive conditioning training involving me to fall back into argument with them as they gang up on me snapping satire and sarcastic remarks of negligent destitute with no remorse, further bringing me to argument and continual suggestions that I am a criminal no good person who has no other alternative but to jump out the window. By morning I decide I can't take it anymore and I call 911 on myself again. The 911 call is terribly echoed, and I can hear a faint operator then the repeated tone of a louder different operator repeating the same prompts of the 911 call. I say, "This call is very delayed and echoing." But I was told to not mind, and that there was nothing to worry about. Soon, within 10 second of hanging up On the call, I am almost frightened by a sharp Scream that comes from outside my Window. I obviously pissed off someone mad. He was reserved and didn't continue the scream beyond a slight jolt. I think He just couldn't take what my actions were saying, or maybe I wasn't supposed to be calling the cops and should have jumped from the window like the voices have been telling me to do for the passed 4 months. But I'm choosing to comply and turn myself to the interventions of Authorities. I didn't want to go to the hospital, I needed another opinion. Some sort of interaction beyond what was solely encompassing in my mind. Schizophrenia has no justice. Again I sat on the stairwell, awaiting the Emergency Services. A common intervening again annoyed cops and helpful social worker Mike, telling me that my landlord isn't going to be too happy if she hears that Ive been using Meth and staying up all night with schizoaffective symptoms. I just didn't like how the voices were treating me. You'd think the guys could wait a few more moments and didn't have to urge so much to the extent that I would have to jump or be taken out. I mean Jesus got a Cross and I got an Apartment. Urgency seems to be the crux of your disease Bro. Another attempt to get some sleep and otherwise getting very little. My medication rides my heart very deeply. Reaching the brink of accumulating a heart failure, by slipping two discs under my lip to thwart these hallucinations. I truly resided in misery. Awakening in the night, the voices seemed mild. So I smoked pot and sat at the computer throughout until morning. When the voices came back I sprang upon the decision to go to the hospital so I fallowed my better side of my instincts' directions to go check myself into the hospital, "Well, let's just get out of the house." He said to me. When I got to the hospital I sat in the Starbucks lobby going through my hand notes, drinking free iced water. When I made the decision to make my move to check into the ER. When just moments before I got a call from my younger Brother. He said that he and my Eldest Sibling Sister were headed toward the Hospital and could come visit me in the ER if I would like it. He knew that I had been shaken up and could use the intervening courtship of these two Aries', the only Aries' in my family. In a New York Minute the nurses took me to the back room beyond the liasons and nurse techs around the corner of the entrance to the ER waiting room. I took one look at the padded room and center mattress and turned around and bailed. Proceeding through the ER quickly I emerged from the ER entrance quickly as the nurses called my name and grabbed security to chase me. I was afraid that the Hospital was a trap. Instantly hearing my name called I turn to look and it was both my Aries' intervening in a total manifesting spectacularity. Almost as if I had somehow walked passed them while evacuating the ER. Security and my siblings tried very hard to convince me to go back. The security guards threatened to call over the officers. So I lit up a ciggarrette and sat down at the bus stop. I almost made it. After several tries they convinced me I was now "pink sheeted" and was Hospital property. So I conceded hoping I would convince the Social worker that I didn't need to stay at the H. I was definitely en passant. After de clothing and then robing up, I was very convinced that I was going to be stuck with some sort of a lethal injection. I was fearful of the delusions the voices had previously convinced me of the behaviors they claimed I was responsible for. After several moments of sitting in the room with my siblings I convinced myself that I could be alright with going to the psyche ward. After moments alone and then meeting the Social Worker and then saying goodbyes to my Aries' I eventually started to hallucinate. A crawling skeeter bug on the wall crawled incessantly. The hospital tech continues the delusions, seemingly carrying conversations about a Gokd Spray Paint Huffing Serial Killer and my overt contemplative threats to my otherwise alternate ego that seemed to assume responsibility for such delusional trickery; but he stayed silent. Eventually I fell asleep. ***Late at night, surrounded by total darkness, I was half awoken to my Dr approaching me in my sleep with a red led light. And he put something into my IV. Then from some underbelly dark end basement of the Hospital they wheeled in a gurney with a Globlike Black Amorphous being that was 3 bodies high and somewhat the length ofbthe entire gurney. And then something strange happened when they wherled it in. Seeming to cover my body without touching me and then receded I then fell back to sleep. For 3-4-5-6-7 whole days afterward I had the worst Slur in my voice. Still delusional I assumed that I had some kind of Alien Lobotomy and now I have no desire or ability to harm myself by any means.***
2024.05.10 02:07 Anonymous3349 I hope someone will take the time to read this and tell me what they think.(tw)
2024.05.09 08:21 Bongobongosrevenge I hooked up with a witch I met on a porn site, and now my life has gone to hell
2024.05.06 18:23 SpiritedBat896 I've been going to doctors for over three months now and no one is giving me clear answers
2024.05.06 13:30 AlienNationSSB Alien-Nation Chapter 202: Property Damage
2024.05.04 17:51 changedthebeat Kendrick & Dave Free Fed Drake's Camp False Information On Purpose
Prelude: Kendrick was asked to be on First Person Shooter sometime mid 2023, wasn't on it when it came out on October 6th 2023, felt slighted by Drake on the track and decided to go to War. submitted by changedthebeat to KendrickLamar [link] [comments] In November, Kendrick and his pgLang team started a plan to use Drake's OVO leakers to feed false info into Drake's camp. Information about Kendrick beating his wife and that one of Kendrick's kids wasn't his and was Dave Free's (possibly false info about Baby Keem ghostwriting and Kendrick reaching out to the Tupac estate as well). Such as having Dave Free comment something suspicious on her latest photo (15 days after it was posted), and her first post with a shaved head (Note: Free has never commented on any of Whit's previous posts, ever): https://preview.redd.it/52vz00lmffyc1.png?width=1396&format=png&auto=webp&s=6ad307c3d28a1d775d0edf4fd5dbc8fd273feebe As well as her not following Kendrick on Instagram: https://preview.redd.it/rabng3fdkfyc1.png?width=553&format=png&auto=webp&s=70026e56f2bb5912cf683face48486e9f57a4f8d These lines from Kendrick on 'family ties' is super interesting now in this context, in a line directly after dissing Drake: Soon as I press that buttonNot to mention all of the obvious lines throughout 'euphoria', '6:16 in LA' and 'meet the grahams': I calculate you're not as calculated, I can even predict your anglePredicting Kendrick knew exactly what Drake would do in the future. I do NOT believe this line is referring to "I be with some bodyguards like Whitney" I believe Kendrick had access to 'Family Matters' before 'euphoria' dropped. I'ma get back to that, for the recordHere, Kendrick baits Drake about having to "raise his son" right after a line about trying to get dirt on him. Kendrick was never accused of trying to get dirt on Drake so that line was interesting. The previous line in euphoria also reads as a direct response of the future line in 'Family Matters': you diggin' for dirt, should be diggin' for proof Another line I didn't understand at first on 'euphoria' was: Extortion my middle name as soon as you jump off of that plane, bitchThis line can be understood as another direct response to this line in 'Family Matters': I'm goin' on vacation now, hope next time, y'all plan it right Kendrick warned Drake time and time again to not spread lies, Kendrick knew the exact information that Drake had, claiming that they were all lies. Fabricatin' stories on the family front 'cause you heard Mr. Morale3 lines in 'euphoria' Kendrick is literally telling Drake, that what he thinks he knows, are lies: It was fun until you started to put money in the streets I think somebody lyingmultiple lines in '6:16 in LA' The cover art of '6:16 in LA' and 'meet the grahams' were hinting that Kendrick had a mole in Drake's camp but Drake did not care, he released 'Family Matters' anyways, but this doesn't matter because Kendrick already responded to this entire track on euphoria and 6:16 in LA. The releasing of 'meet the grahams' just acts as further proof that Kendrick knew Drake's plans. Kendrick told you he is going to lie, and he knows that Drake is going to lie, and there has never been any reason to ever believe what Drake says and if it wasn't clear enough to you already, Kendrick directly addresses the allegations Drake made in 'Family Matters' Why believe you? You never gave us nothin' to believe in' edits: grammar + extra lines from '6:16 in LA' |
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2024.05.03 15:14 Silent-Inevitable197 AITAH for not fighting the end of a friendship despite being able to prevent it?
2024.05.02 15:58 Contactunderground An Act of Flying Saucer Sabotage at the Department of Energy Laboratory in the Santa Susana Pass
An Act of Flying Saucer Sabotage at the Department of Energy Laboratory in the Santa Susana Pass submitted by Contactunderground to HighStrangeness [link] [comments] Contact Network History Project. Joseph Burkes MD 2019 The Department of Energy Lab was just a few miles from our high desert CE5 research site. SPRING 2006 PANORAMA CITY MEDICAL CENTER It was a slow day in ambulance area. The patient and I were alone in an examining room. I was serving as “admitting officer.” I had been asked by the ER crew to evaluate a possible admission to the hospital. The patient was an elderly African American man. The chart indicated that he was suffering from a kidney aliment. We were crammed into a tiny private exam room. There was barely enough space to squeeze a hospital stretcher on which the patient sat. Standard patient monitoring equipment covered two walls. A tall hospital swivel tray served as my desk for the evaluation. Decades before I had been an industrial toxicology medical consultant. As part of my special interest in occupational diseases I had acquired the habit of taking a detailed work history. I asked him what was his occupational status. HE HAD WORKED FOR THE “GOVERNMENT.” He told me that he was retired. From what kind of occupation?” I asked. “I worked for the government, “was his answer. That somewhat vague reply got me interested. From countless evaluations. I had learned that people who worked for the postal office, the FAA or US Forrest Service almost never used the cryptic expression, “government work.” However, this is a designation sometimes used by those that worked in classified projects or for defense/intelligence agencies. I asked him what specifically his job was. He replied that he had been a physical plant engineer at the Department of Energy (DOE) laboratory in Chatsworth, a high desert suburban town in the Northwest corner of LA County’s San Fernando Valley. The DOE has a wide range of responsibilities including developing nuclear weapons. The Chatsworth DOE facility understandably was kept under high security. It was originally constructed after World War Two and had carried out top secret research in space propulsion systems. It just so happened to be located a few miles away from the desolate high desert fieldwork site that my CE-5/HICE contact team had used when we started staging Human Initiated Contact Events (HICE) in 1992. Our field laboratory was just a few hundred yards south of the Santa Susana Pass which connects Los Angeles to Ventura County. The DOE lab was rumored to be the place where an anti-ballistic missile defense system known back in the 1980s as “Star Wars” had been developed. The installation was built south of the Santa Susana Pass which separates the suburb of Chatsworth from another “bedroom” community called Simi Valley. Most of the people who live in the area commute to the San Fernando Valley and other parts of Los Angeles to find employment. Many of our Kaiser medical group’s patients came from these towns. Back in the 1990s, one of the investigators on my UFO contact team was also a colleague from our med group’s Family Medicine Department. His name is Dr. David Gordon. He is a contact experiencer. Without knowing of one another’s interest in flying saucers, he and I joined both MUFON and CSETI within a month of one another in the spring of 1992. He was so well respected by his patients and colleagues alike that he had received permission from his Family Medicine Chief to do an informal survey of UFO sightings. His patients and the Woodland Hills Kaiser Medical Center staff served as the study population. Having a much respected family practice physician on my team turned out to be a bonanza when it came to acquiring intelligence concerning ongoing UFO sightings in the area. Whenever patients of Dr. Gordon heard about local sightings, they checked out the information and then passed it on to their personal physician. He then dutifully gave the sighting reports to me, his contact team coordinator. One of Dr. Gordon’s patients was a retired carpenter who reportedly had been employed building the DOE base in the early 1950s. His patient said that they had literally “emptied out the mountain” to construct the lab. Apparently, this was done to make it secure from aerial attack. So much dirt had to be moved, that for 3 months according to the retired carpenter, a line of dump trucks several miles long were filled with earth removed from inside the hillside. To convey how strategically important this base was during the Cold War, I share the following additional information. BASE HAD BEEN TARGETED FOR SOVIET NUCLEAR ATTACK IN CASE OF ALL OUT WAR During the 1980s, I was an activist in the Physicians anti-nuclear weapons group called “Physicians for Responsibility (PSR). Our mission was to raise public awareness about the medical consequences of nuclear war and the nuclear arms race. We were part of an umbrella organization called “International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War” that won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985 for bringing Soviet and Western physicians together in our educational peace campaign. When the Soviet Union fell apart in the 1990s, thus ending the Cold War, our Los Angeles PSR office held a photographic exhibition called “Nuclear Los Angeles.” We showed pictures of the nuclear artifacts in Southern California, such as missile bases and fallout shelters from the 1950s and 60s. One of the photos was an image a Soviet strategic map used to designate targets in Southern California for nuclear attack if war broke out. There was a target located in the northwest corner of Los Angeles County. In clear Cyrillic letters it phonetically spelled out the name “Santa Susana.” It was the DOE lab in Chatsworth. Another story told to Dr. Gordon by the retired carpenter that helped build the base reflects the strategic nature of the laboratory. His patient told my colleague that he required a security clearance to work underground at the base. He reportedly was only allowed to build labs and offices down to the eight floor underground. Below that level, a higher clearance was required. He wasn’t sure how far down the base went. That information was secret, but he guessed that it was at least another ten levels down inside the mountain. I WAS FAMILIAR WITH THIS BASE AS AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD The Department of Energy research facility was a dirty and dangerous place to work. Press reports in the 1980s identified this site as one where several serious environmental accidents had occurred. Back in the 1950s a nuclear reactor at the base had a partial meltdown and plutonium was leaked into the surrounding environment. One isotope of plutonium (Pu-239) has a half-life of over 24,000 years, thus making it one of the most feared environmental contaminants. Over the years, the DOE lab was cited for many safety violations with the release of other toxins. Our LA chapter of Physicians for Social Responsibility was very aware of these problems with DOE installation and worked in a coalition of environmental and anti-nuclear groups attempting to force the government to clean up the site. Given this background information, when I evaluated the retired plant engineer from the base in 2006, I was eager to learn more about what went on there. He explained to me that his team of engineers kept the facility running properly by carrying out routine maintenance on the infrastructure at the facility. This included plumbing, electrical, and outdoor repairs. AN AMAZING ENCOUNTER NEAR WHERE OUR TEAM OPERATED Things were really slow in the ER that day so I thought there would be no harm if after my medical evaluation I told him about my special interest in UFOs. I asked him whether he had ever seen a UFO. His reaction was telling. With a concerned expression on his face, he turned his head from side to side to look around. I imagined that he was checking to see if anyone else besides me might be able might to hear what he was about to say. “Yes I saw a UFO once,” was his answer. I asked him where the sighting had occurred. He replied, “It was at the base.” We were totally alone in the tiny room, the glass sliding door was closed and a curtain allowed us privacy. Despite this, the patient had turned his head and looked around before he dared to the answer my question. I was eager to find out more about his sighting. I mentioned to retired plant engineer that back in the 1990s I had been part of an investigative team that had a number of UFO sightings in the Santa Susana Pass. Our fieldwork site was about a few thousand yards from the DOE base perimeter. This information seemed to set him more at ease. He paused for a few moments and then I guess he decided it was safe to tell me his story. ALARMS WENT OFF IN THE CONTROL ROOM He wasn’t sure of the exact year that it happened. He knew that it was about fifteen years before our interview in 2006. It might have been in 1989 or 1990. He was on duty at the research lab when the alarms went off. It was late afternoon and the monitors indicated that there was a sudden loss of water pressure in the lines that supplied a several of the labs. The facility had been built deep underground into the side of a mountain, but there were many structures on the surface as well. The retired engineer explained that on the top of the base enormous water towers supplied the entire complex. Pipes several feet across ran down from the storage towers along steep hillsides to the various labs. The mountain was composed of loose sedimentary rock, sandstone. Occasionally rockslides damaged one of these pipes. Given the distant history of a partial meltdown in a reactor with the release of plutonium, I surmised that keeping the labs supplied with coolant might be of great importance. The plant engineer told me that a sudden loss of water pressure could only be addressed one way and he knew the drill. He and a co-worker grabbed machetes and a weed-whacker and went outside to check on the status of the water lines. Starting at the water towers, they followed the lines down the steep mountainside looking for a busted pipe. This was not an easy task. It was late afternoon, but it was still very hot outside. The water mains were partially covered with rocks and dirt. Desert plants with sharp nettles were everywhere and to top if off this was rattlesnake country. SABOTAGE! The maintenance engineers moved slowly because the loose sedimentary rock didn’t provide secure footing. Finally as the sun was setting, they found the busted pipe. Water was shooting upwards like a geyser. To their amazement the large conduit had been cleanly cut as if by a power tool! They had expected to see a jagged break in the water line, the kind that might come from simple corrosion or from falling rocks. The engineer stated that there was no doubt in his mind that damage had been done deliberately. It was sabotage! As the engineers inspected the water main, they noted a strange soft humming sound. They looked up and not more than two hundred feet away was a rotating disc hovering close to the ground. It was metallic and about twenty-five feet across. My patient told me that he and his buddy were shocked. They stared at it in amazement. They called security on the radio and explained the situation. They were told, “not to approach the UFO.” The retired engineer stated that getting any closer to the spinning saucer was the last thing he wanted to do. Armed security officers reportedly informed the men that they were coming down to check out the situation. However before they arrived, the saucer departed. I was told that from a hovering mode it pointed one side upwards and then started to climb slowly. After just a few seconds with a roar, the UFO accelerated at a tremendous speed and disappeared into the twilight. The next day government security officials arrived and interviewed him at length. He could not recall what federal agency they said that they were from. Both men were required to make drawings of what they had seen. My patient and his co-worker were sworn to secrecy and were advised not to discuss the event. When my interview with DOE engineer took place, he had been retired from the DOE for over a decade. He told me that his fellow witness had also retired and was living in Las Vegas. My patient said he was certain that his buddy would corroborate his sighting report. I thanked him and made final preparations for him to be admitted to the hospital. DOE WAS LIKELY INVOLVED IN STAR WARS PROJECTS Given the conflict-laden history of our planet’s military with UFOs, one can speculate why a flying saucer might penetrate a high security facility to carry out an act of sabotage. It should be remembered that in 1967, according to USAF missile personnel, over ten nuclear tipped rockets went “off line” (i.e. the missile could not be fired) while a red glowing UFO hovered over the front gate of the launch facility. In 2008 investigator Robert Hastings published the book “UFOs and Nukes.” In this detailed study he documents dozens of similar events from the testimony of service men that witnessed them. The event described to me in 2006 was not an isolated occurrence. It was one of many similar incidents in which UFOs penetrated secure US defense facilities. The DOE lab in the Santa Susana Pass is known to have developed key technology in the US space program. Over four decades ago the space shuttle engines were reportedly tested at the Chatsworth DOE site. One of my patients told me that the rockets’ red glare could be seen across the entire San Fernando Valley when the tests were conducted at the crest of the Santa Susan Pass. The anti-ballistic missile program, rumored to have been developed at the DOE lab, theoretically could have been used to target and destroy flying saucers operating outside of the Earth’s atmosphere. A video taken by a US Space Shuttle mission suggests that this capability was more than just theoretical. In his 1998 book “Confirmation”, author Whitley Strieber analyses the controversial NASA videotape made on space shuttle Discovery during mission STS-48. This video has been featured several times on national television. It displays what appears to be an unidentified flying object maneuvering outside of the Earth’s atmospheric envelope. Suddenly the UFO changes direction and few seconds later something dramatic occurs. What appears to be some sort of particle beam shoots up from below streaking by the exact location where the craft had been before it carried out its evasive maneuver. The incident transpired on September 15, 1991. The Space Shuttle Discovery was flying above Australia, approximately 1500 miles northwest from a secret US military base located at Pine Gap near Alice Springs. Strieber has provided a thorough analysis of the videotape by physicist Dr. Jack Kasher and imaging specialist Dr. Mark Carlotto. Their conclusion was that the prosaic explanation provided by NASA, that the UFO seen in the video was an ice chip, is simply not credible. THE DISCLOSURE PROJECT WAS NOT TAKING NEW WITNESSES AT THAT TIME. In 2006, I thought that the maintenance engineer’s account was of considerable value. I asked him if he would be willing to give public testimony about what he had observed. He told me that since he was retired and no longer worked for DOE, he thought that there should be no problem. I contacted Dan Willis of the Disclosure Project. I offered my help to bring forward what I believed was important new information from a witness that had encountered a UFO in the course of his work for the federal government. Dan informed me however that no new witnesses were being interviewed at that time. I debated whether I could on my own videotape this retired engineer. In 2006, every two weeks I commuted between my ER job in LA and Northern California where my wife resided. Although I knew my patient’s narrative provided dramatic information concerning an act of sabotage allegedly done by a flying saucer, my personal situation didn’t allow me to produce a video of his testimony. I regret not being able to better document what I consider to be an important piece of UFO history. The incident had special significance for me. The flying saucer’s alleged act of sabotage occurred in the Santa Susana Pass approximately two years before our Los Angeles CE-5 team initiated contact work during the summer of 1992. At that time, I was convinced that our fieldwork sightings in the Santa Susana Pass of red orbs, a golden globe, and other anomalous aerial phenomena, were all the results of using the CSETI protocols. The term Dr. Greer used was “primary vectoring.” However, I am now convinced that my assessment was mistaken. We didn’t attract flying saucers to Santa Susana Pass. This is because they had already been there in force for some time. The surveillance that our team experienced from men in civilian clothing with an obvious military bearing were likely triggered by a very reasonable security concern for the safety of the base. In addition, our team was buzzed by two powerful Blackhawk helicopters during a nighttime hike towards Rocky Peak that overlooked the DOE lab. During the five years (1992-1997) of intensive field investigations involving staging HICE/CE5s, we repeatedly found ourselves in UFO hotspots adjacent to military instillations. Why did this happen? Were these merely coincidences, or was the intelligence behind flying saucers using us as part of some kind of larger plan? These are some of the questions I hope to address in further installments of “The Contact Network History Project.” For additional Reports from the Contact Underground, the following links are provided: Staging Human Initiated Contact Events adjacent to a high security research lab involved challenges of surveillance for my team. https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/05/19/did-a-fateful-phone-call-trigger-the-appearance-of-blackhawk-helicopters-during-contact-work/ What if flying saucer intelligences had access to every witness’ full treasure chest of memories? https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/04/18/do-uap-intelligences-have-full-telepathic-access-to-every-witness-storehouse-of-memories/ My human initiated contact team had immediate results when we started fieldwork, but they were not what I expected. https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/10/15/mystery-lights-in-the-santa-susana-pass/ |
2024.05.02 15:54 Contactunderground An Act of Flying Saucer Sabotage at the Department of Energy Laboratory in the Santa Susana Pass Contact Network History Project.
An Act of Flying Saucer Sabotage at the Department of Energy Laboratory in the Santa Susana Pass submitted by Contactunderground to Experiencers [link] [comments] Contact Network History Project. Joseph Burkes MD 2019 The Department of Energy Research Lab was just a few miles from our high desert CE5 research site. SPRING 2006 PANORAMA CITY MEDICAL CENTER It was a slow day in ambulance area. The patient and I were alone in an examining room. I was serving as “admitting officer.” I had been asked by the ER crew to evaluate a possible admission to the hospital. The patient was an elderly African American man. The chart indicated that he was suffering from a kidney aliment. We were crammed into a tiny private exam room. There was barely enough space to squeeze a hospital stretcher on which the patient sat. Standard patient monitoring equipment covered two walls. A tall hospital swivel tray served as my desk for the evaluation. Decades before I had been an industrial toxicology medical consultant. As part of my special interest in occupational diseases I had acquired the habit of taking a detailed work history. I asked him what was his occupational status. HE HAD WORKED FOR THE “GOVERNMENT.” He told me that he was retired. From what kind of occupation?” I asked. “I worked for the government, “was his answer. That somewhat vague reply got me interested. From countless evaluations. I had learned that people who worked for the postal office, the FAA or US Forrest Service almost never used the cryptic expression, “government work.” However, this is a designation sometimes used by those that worked in classified projects or for defense/intelligence agencies. I asked him what specifically his job was. He replied that he had been a physical plant engineer at the Department of Energy (DOE) laboratory in Chatsworth, a high desert suburban town in the Northwest corner of LA County’s San Fernando Valley. The DOE has a wide range of responsibilities including developing nuclear weapons. The Chatsworth DOE facility understandably was kept under high security. It was originally constructed after World War Two and had carried out top secret research in space propulsion systems. It just so happened to be located a few miles away from the desolate high desert fieldwork site that my CE-5/HICE contact team had used when we started staging Human Initiated Contact Events (HICE) in 1992. Our field laboratory was just a few hundred yards south of the Santa Susana Pass which connects Los Angeles to Ventura County. The DOE lab was rumored to be the place where an anti-ballistic missile defense system known back in the 1980s as “Star Wars” had been developed. The installation was built south of the Santa Susana Pass which separates the suburb of Chatsworth from another “bedroom” community called Simi Valley. Most of the people who live in the area commute to the San Fernando Valley and other parts of Los Angeles to find employment. Many of our Kaiser medical group’s patients came from these towns. Back in the 1990s, one of the investigators on my UFO contact team was also a colleague from our med group’s Family Medicine Department. His name is Dr. David Gordon. He is a contact experiencer. Without knowing of one another’s interest in flying saucers, he and I joined both MUFON and CSETI within a month of one another in the spring of 1992. He was so well respected by his patients and colleagues alike that he had received permission from his Family Medicine Chief to do an informal survey of UFO sightings. His patients and the Woodland Hills Kaiser Medical Center staff served as the study population. Having a much respected family practice physician on my team turned out to be a bonanza when it came to acquiring intelligence concerning ongoing UFO sightings in the area. Whenever patients of Dr. Gordon heard about local sightings, they checked out the information and then passed it on to their personal physician. He then dutifully gave the sighting reports to me, his contact team coordinator. One of Dr. Gordon’s patients was a retired carpenter who reportedly had been employed building the DOE base in the early 1950s. His patient said that they had literally “emptied out the mountain” to construct the lab. Apparently, this was done to make it secure from aerial attack. So much dirt had to be moved, that for 3 months according to the retired carpenter, a line of dump trucks several miles long were filled with earth removed from inside the hillside. To convey how strategically important this base was during the Cold War, I share the following additional information. BASE HAD BEEN TARGETED FOR SOVIET NUCLEAR ATTACK IN CASE OF ALL OUT WAR During the 1980s, I was an activist in the Physicians anti-nuclear weapons group called “Physicians for Responsibility (PSR). Our mission was to raise public awareness about the medical consequences of nuclear war and the nuclear arms race. We were part of an umbrella organization called “International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War” that won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985 for bringing Soviet and Western physicians together in our educational peace campaign. When the Soviet Union fell apart in the 1990s, thus ending the Cold War, our Los Angeles PSR office held a photographic exhibition called “Nuclear Los Angeles.” We showed pictures of the nuclear artifacts in Southern California, such as missile bases and fallout shelters from the 1950s and 60s. One of the photos was an image a Soviet strategic map used to designate targets in Southern California for nuclear attack if war broke out. There was a target located in the northwest corner of Los Angeles County. In clear Cyrillic letters it phonetically spelled out the name “Santa Susana.” It was the DOE lab in Chatsworth. Another story told to Dr. Gordon by the retired carpenter that helped build the base reflects the strategic nature of the laboratory. His patient told my colleague that he required a security clearance to work underground at the base. He reportedly was only allowed to build labs and offices down to the eight floor underground. Below that level, a higher clearance was required. He wasn’t sure how far down the base went. That information was secret, but he guessed that it was at least another ten levels down inside the mountain. I WAS FAMILIAR WITH THIS BASE AS AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD The Department of Energy research facility was a dirty and dangerous place to work. Press reports in the 1980s identified this site as one where several serious environmental accidents had occurred. Back in the 1950s a nuclear reactor at the base had a partial meltdown and plutonium was leaked into the surrounding environment. One isotope of plutonium (Pu-239) has a half-life of over 24,000 years, thus making it one of the most feared environmental contaminants. Over the years, the DOE lab was cited for many safety violations with the release of other toxins. Our LA chapter of Physicians for Social Responsibility was very aware of these problems with DOE installation and worked in a coalition of environmental and anti-nuclear groups attempting to force the government to clean up the site. Given this background information, when I evaluated the retired plant engineer from the base in 2006, I was eager to learn more about what went on there. He explained to me that his team of engineers kept the facility running properly by carrying out routine maintenance on the infrastructure at the facility. This included plumbing, electrical, and outdoor repairs. AN AMAZING ENCOUNTER NEAR WHERE OUR TEAM OPERATED Things were really slow in the ER that day so I thought there would be no harm if after my medical evaluation I told him about my special interest in UFOs. I asked him whether he had ever seen a UFO. His reaction was telling. With a concerned expression on his face, he turned his head from side to side to look around. I imagined that he was checking to see if anyone else besides me might be able might to hear what he was about to say. “Yes I saw a UFO once,” was his answer. I asked him where the sighting had occurred. He replied, “It was at the base.” We were totally alone in the tiny room, the glass sliding door was closed and a curtain allowed us privacy. Despite this, the patient had turned his head and looked around before he dared to the answer my question. I was eager to find out more about his sighting. I mentioned to retired plant engineer that back in the 1990s I had been part of an investigative team that had a number of UFO sightings in the Santa Susana Pass. Our fieldwork site was about a few thousand yards from the DOE base perimeter. This information seemed to set him more at ease. He paused for a few moments and then I guess he decided it was safe to tell me his story. ALARMS WENT OFF IN THE CONTROL ROOM He wasn’t sure of the exact year that it happened. He knew that it was about fifteen years before our interview in 2006. It might have been in 1989 or 1990. He was on duty at the research lab when the alarms went off. It was late afternoon and the monitors indicated that there was a sudden loss of water pressure in the lines that supplied a several of the labs. The facility had been built deep underground into the side of a mountain, but there were many structures on the surface as well. The retired engineer explained that on the top of the base enormous water towers supplied the entire complex. Pipes several feet across ran down from the storage towers along steep hillsides to the various labs. The mountain was composed of loose sedimentary rock, sandstone. Occasionally rockslides damaged one of these pipes. Given the distant history of a partial meltdown in a reactor with the release of plutonium, I surmised that keeping the labs supplied with coolant might be of great importance. The plant engineer told me that a sudden loss of water pressure could only be addressed one way and he knew the drill. He and a co-worker grabbed machetes and a weed-whacker and went outside to check on the status of the water lines. Starting at the water towers, they followed the lines down the steep mountainside looking for a busted pipe. This was not an easy task. It was late afternoon, but it was still very hot outside. The water mains were partially covered with rocks and dirt. Desert plants with sharp nettles were everywhere and to top if off this was rattlesnake country. SABOTAGE! The maintenance engineers moved slowly because the loose sedimentary rock didn’t provide secure footing. Finally as the sun was setting, they found the busted pipe. Water was shooting upwards like a geyser. To their amazement the large conduit had been cleanly cut as if by a power tool! They had expected to see a jagged break in the water line, the kind that might come from simple corrosion or from falling rocks. The engineer stated that there was no doubt in his mind that damage had been done deliberately. It was sabotage! As the engineers inspected the water main, they noted a strange soft humming sound. They looked up and not more than two hundred feet away was a rotating disc hovering close to the ground. It was metallic and about twenty-five feet across. My patient told me that he and his buddy were shocked. They stared at it in amazement. They called security on the radio and explained the situation. They were told, “not to approach the UFO.” The retired engineer stated that getting any closer to the spinning saucer was the last thing he wanted to do. Armed security officers reportedly informed the men that they were coming down to check out the situation. However before they arrived, the saucer departed. I was told that from a hovering mode it pointed one side upwards and then started to climb slowly. After just a few seconds with a roar, the UFO accelerated at a tremendous speed and disappeared into the twilight. The next day government security officials arrived and interviewed him at length. He could not recall what federal agency they said that they were from. Both men were required to make drawings of what they had seen. My patient and his co-worker were sworn to secrecy and were advised not to discuss the event. When my interview with DOE engineer took place, he had been retired from the DOE for over a decade. He told me that his fellow witness had also retired and was living in Las Vegas. My patient said he was certain that his buddy would corroborate his sighting report. I thanked him and made final preparations for him to be admitted to the hospital. DOE WAS LIKELY INVOLVED IN STAR WARS PROJECTS Given the conflict-laden history of our planet’s military with UFOs, one can speculate why a flying saucer might penetrate a high security facility to carry out an act of sabotage. It should be remembered that in 1967, according to USAF missile personnel, over ten nuclear tipped rockets went “off line” (i.e. the missile could not be fired) while a red glowing UFO hovered over the front gate of the launch facility. In 2008 investigator Robert Hastings published the book “UFOs and Nukes.” In this detailed study he documents dozens of similar events from the testimony of service men that witnessed them. The event described to me in 2006 was not an isolated occurrence. It was one of many similar incidents in which UFOs penetrated secure US defense facilities. The DOE lab in the Santa Susana Pass is known to have developed key technology in the US space program. Over four decades ago the space shuttle engines were reportedly tested at the Chatsworth DOE site. One of my patients told me that the rockets’ red glare could be seen across the entire San Fernando Valley when the tests were conducted at the crest of the Santa Susan Pass. The anti-ballistic missile program, rumored to have been developed at the DOE lab, theoretically could have been used to target and destroy flying saucers operating outside of the Earth’s atmosphere. A video taken by a US Space Shuttle mission suggests that this capability was more than just theoretical. In his 1998 book “Confirmation”, author Whitley Strieber analyses the controversial NASA videotape made on space shuttle Discovery during mission STS-48. This video has been featured several times on national television. It displays what appears to be an unidentified flying object maneuvering outside of the Earth’s atmospheric envelope. Suddenly the UFO changes direction and few seconds later something dramatic occurs. What appears to be some sort of particle beam shoots up from below streaking by the exact location where the craft had been before it carried out its evasive maneuver. The incident transpired on September 15, 1991. The Space Shuttle Discovery was flying above Australia, approximately 1500 miles northwest from a secret US military base located at Pine Gap near Alice Springs. Strieber has provided a thorough analysis of the videotape by physicist Dr. Jack Kasher and imaging specialist Dr. Mark Carlotto. Their conclusion was that the prosaic explanation provided by NASA, that the UFO seen in the video was an ice chip, is simply not credible. THE DISCLOSURE PROJECT WAS NOT TAKING NEW WITNESSES AT THAT TIME. In 2006, I thought that the maintenance engineer’s account was of considerable value. I asked him if he would be willing to give public testimony about what he had observed. He told me that since he was retired and no longer worked for DOE, he thought that there should be no problem. I contacted Dan Willis of the Disclosure Project. I offered my help to bring forward what I believed was important new information from a witness that had encountered a UFO in the course of his work for the federal government. Dan informed me however that no new witnesses were being interviewed at that time. I debated whether I could on my own videotape this retired engineer. In 2006, every two weeks I commuted between my ER job in LA and Northern California where my wife resided. Although I knew my patient’s narrative provided dramatic information concerning an act of sabotage allegedly done by a flying saucer, my personal situation didn’t allow me to produce a video of his testimony. I regret not being able to better document what I consider to be an important piece of UFO history. The incident had special significance for me. The flying saucer’s alleged act of sabotage occurred in the Santa Susana Pass approximately two years before our Los Angeles CE-5 team initiated contact work during the summer of 1992. At that time, I was convinced that our fieldwork sightings in the Santa Susana Pass of red orbs, a golden globe, and other anomalous aerial phenomena, were all the results of using the CSETI protocols. The term Dr. Greer used was “primary vectoring.” However, I am now convinced that my assessment was mistaken. We didn’t attract flying saucers to Santa Susana Pass. This is because they had already been there in force for some time. The surveillance that our team experienced from men in civilian clothing with an obvious military bearing were likely triggered by a very reasonable security concern for the safety of the base. In addition, our team was buzzed by two powerful Blackhawk helicopters during a nighttime hike towards Rocky Peak that overlooked the DOE lab. During the five years (1992-1997) of intensive field investigations involving staging HICE/CE5s, we repeatedly found ourselves in UFO hotspots adjacent to military instillations. Why did this happen? Were these merely coincidences, or was the intelligence behind flying saucers using us as part of some kind of larger plan? These are some of the questions I hope to address in further installments of “The Contact Network History Project.” For additional Reports from the Contact Underground, the following links are provided: Staging Human Initiated Contact Events adjacent to a high security research lab involved challenges of surveillance for my team. https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/05/19/did-a-fateful-phone-call-trigger-the-appearance-of-blackhawk-helicopters-during-contact-work/ What if flying saucer intelligences had access to every witness’ full treasure chest of memories? https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/04/18/do-uap-intelligences-have-full-telepathic-access-to-every-witness-storehouse-of-memories/ My human initiated contact team had immediate results when we started fieldwork, but they were not what I expected. https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/10/15/mystery-lights-in-the-santa-susana-pass/ |
2024.05.02 15:49 Contactunderground An Act of Flying Saucer Sabotage in the Santa Susana Pass Contact Network History Project.
An Act of Flying Saucer Sabotage in the Santa Susana Pass submitted by Contactunderground to ContactUnderground [link] [comments] Contact Network History Project. Joseph Burkes MD 2019 The Department of Energy Laboratory was just a few miles from our high desert CE5 research site/ SPRING 2006 PANORAMA CITY MEDICAL CENTER It was a slow day in ambulance area. The patient and I were alone in an examining room. I was serving as “admitting officer.” I had been asked by the ER crew to evaluate a possible admission to the hospital. The patient was an elderly African American man. The chart indicated that he was suffering from a kidney aliment. We were crammed into a tiny private exam room. There was barely enough space to squeeze a hospital stretcher on which the patient sat. Standard patient monitoring equipment covered two walls. A tall hospital swivel tray served as my desk for the evaluation. Decades before I had been an industrial toxicology medical consultant. As part of my special interest in occupational diseases I had acquired the habit of taking a detailed work history. I asked him what was his occupational status. HE HAD WORKED FOR THE “GOVERNMENT.” He told me that he was retired. From what kind of occupation?” I asked. “I worked for the government, “was his answer. That somewhat vague reply got me interested. From countless evaluations. I had learned that people who worked for the postal office, the FAA or US Forrest Service almost never used the cryptic expression, “government work.” However, this is a designation sometimes used by those that worked in classified projects or for defense/intelligence agencies. I asked him what specifically his job was. He replied that he had been a physical plant engineer at the Department of Energy (DOE) laboratory in Chatsworth, a high desert suburban town in the Northwest corner of LA County’s San Fernando Valley. The DOE has a wide range of responsibilities including developing nuclear weapons. The Chatsworth DOE facility understandably was kept under high security. It was originally constructed after World War Two and had carried out top secret research in space propulsion systems. It just so happened to be located a few miles away from the desolate high desert fieldwork site that my CE-5/HICE contact team had used when we started staging Human Initiated Contact Events (HICE) in 1992. Our field laboratory was just a few hundred yards south of the Santa Susana Pass which connects Los Angeles to Ventura County. The DOE lab was rumored to be the place where an anti-ballistic missile defense system known back in the 1980s as “Star Wars” had been developed. The installation was built south of the Santa Susana Pass which separates the suburb of Chatsworth from another “bedroom” community called Simi Valley. Most of the people who live in the area commute to the San Fernando Valley and other parts of Los Angeles to find employment. Many of our Kaiser medical group’s patients came from these towns. Back in the 1990s, one of the investigators on my UFO contact team was also a colleague from our med group’s Family Medicine Department. His name is Dr. David Gordon. He is a contact experiencer. Without knowing of one another’s interest in flying saucers, he and I joined both MUFON and CSETI within a month of one another in the spring of 1992. He was so well respected by his patients and colleagues alike that he had received permission from his Family Medicine Chief to do an informal survey of UFO sightings. His patients and the Woodland Hills Kaiser Medical Center staff served as the study population. Having a much respected family practice physician on my team turned out to be a bonanza when it came to acquiring intelligence concerning ongoing UFO sightings in the area. Whenever patients of Dr. Gordon heard about local sightings, they checked out the information and then passed it on to their personal physician. He then dutifully gave the sighting reports to me, his contact team coordinator. One of Dr. Gordon’s patients was a retired carpenter who reportedly had been employed building the DOE base in the early 1950s. His patient said that they had literally “emptied out the mountain” to construct the lab. Apparently, this was done to make it secure from aerial attack. So much dirt had to be moved, that for 3 months according to the retired carpenter, a line of dump trucks several miles long were filled with earth removed from inside the hillside. To convey how strategically important this base was during the Cold War, I share the following additional information. BASE HAD BEEN TARGETED FOR SOVIET NUCLEAR ATTACK IN CASE OF ALL OUT WAR During the 1980s, I was an activist in the Physicians anti-nuclear weapons group called “Physicians for Responsibility (PSR). Our mission was to raise public awareness about the medical consequences of nuclear war and the nuclear arms race. We were part of an umbrella organization called “International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War” that won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985 for bringing Soviet and Western physicians together in our educational peace campaign. When the Soviet Union fell apart in the 1990s, thus ending the Cold War, our Los Angeles PSR office held a photographic exhibition called “Nuclear Los Angeles.” We showed pictures of the nuclear artifacts in Southern California, such as missile bases and fallout shelters from the 1950s and 60s. One of the photos was an image a Soviet strategic map used to designate targets in Southern California for nuclear attack if war broke out. There was a target located in the northwest corner of Los Angeles County. In clear Cyrillic letters it phonetically spelled out the name “Santa Susana.” It was the DOE lab in Chatsworth. Another story told to Dr. Gordon by the retired carpenter that helped build the base reflects the strategic nature of the laboratory. His patient told my colleague that he required a security clearance to work underground at the base. He reportedly was only allowed to build labs and offices down to the eight floor underground. Below that level, a higher clearance was required. He wasn’t sure how far down the base went. That information was secret, but he guessed that it was at least another ten levels down inside the mountain. I WAS FAMILIAR WITH THIS BASE AS AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD The Department of Energy research facility was a dirty and dangerous place to work. Press reports in the 1980s identified this site as one where several serious environmental accidents had occurred. Back in the 1950s a nuclear reactor at the base had a partial meltdown and plutonium was leaked into the surrounding environment. One isotope of plutonium (Pu-239) has a half-life of over 24,000 years, thus making it one of the most feared environmental contaminants. Over the years, the DOE lab was cited for many safety violations with the release of other toxins. Our LA chapter of Physicians for Social Responsibility was very aware of these problems with DOE installation and worked in a coalition of environmental and anti-nuclear groups attempting to force the government to clean up the site. Given this background information, when I evaluated the retired plant engineer from the base in 2006, I was eager to learn more about what went on there. He explained to me that his team of engineers kept the facility running properly by carrying out routine maintenance on the infrastructure at the facility. This included plumbing, electrical, and outdoor repairs. AN AMAZING ENCOUNTER NEAR WHERE OUR TEAM OPERATED Things were really slow in the ER that day so I thought there would be no harm if after my medical evaluation I told him about my special interest in UFOs. I asked him whether he had ever seen a UFO. His reaction was telling. With a concerned expression on his face, he turned his head from side to side to look around. I imagined that he was checking to see if anyone else besides me might be able might to hear what he was about to say. “Yes I saw a UFO once,” was his answer. I asked him where the sighting had occurred. He replied, “It was at the base.” We were totally alone in the tiny room, the glass sliding door was closed and a curtain allowed us privacy. Despite this, the patient had turned his head and looked around before he dared to the answer my question. I was eager to find out more about his sighting. I mentioned to retired plant engineer that back in the 1990s I had been part of an investigative team that had a number of UFO sightings in the Santa Susana Pass. Our fieldwork site was about a few thousand yards from the DOE base perimeter. This information seemed to set him more at ease. He paused for a few moments and then I guess he decided it was safe to tell me his story. ALARMS WENT OFF IN THE CONTROL ROOM He wasn’t sure of the exact year that it happened. He knew that it was about fifteen years before our interview in 2006. It might have been in 1989 or 1990. He was on duty at the research lab when the alarms went off. It was late afternoon and the monitors indicated that there was a sudden loss of water pressure in the lines that supplied a several of the labs. The facility had been built deep underground into the side of a mountain, but there were many structures on the surface as well. The retired engineer explained that on the top of the base enormous water towers supplied the entire complex. Pipes several feet across ran down from the storage towers along steep hillsides to the various labs. The mountain was composed of loose sedimentary rock, sandstone. Occasionally rockslides damaged one of these pipes. Given the distant history of a partial meltdown in a reactor with the release of plutonium, I surmised that keeping the labs supplied with coolant might be of great importance. The plant engineer told me that a sudden loss of water pressure could only be addressed one way and he knew the drill. He and a co-worker grabbed machetes and a weed-whacker and went outside to check on the status of the water lines. Starting at the water towers, they followed the lines down the steep mountainside looking for a busted pipe. This was not an easy task. It was late afternoon, but it was still very hot outside. The water mains were partially covered with rocks and dirt. Desert plants with sharp nettles were everywhere and to top if off this was rattlesnake country. SABOTAGE! The maintenance engineers moved slowly because the loose sedimentary rock didn’t provide secure footing. Finally as the sun was setting, they found the busted pipe. Water was shooting upwards like a geyser. To their amazement the large conduit had been cleanly cut as if by a power tool! They had expected to see a jagged break in the water line, the kind that might come from simple corrosion or from falling rocks. The engineer stated that there was no doubt in his mind that damage had been done deliberately. It was sabotage! As the engineers inspected the water main, they noted a strange soft humming sound. They looked up and not more than two hundred feet away was a rotating disc hovering close to the ground. It was metallic and about twenty-five feet across. My patient told me that he and his buddy were shocked. They stared at it in amazement. They called security on the radio and explained the situation. They were told, “not to approach the UFO.” The retired engineer stated that getting any closer to the spinning saucer was the last thing he wanted to do. Armed security officers reportedly informed the men that they were coming down to check out the situation. However before they arrived, the saucer departed. I was told that from a hovering mode it pointed one side upwards and then started to climb slowly. After just a few seconds with a roar, the UFO accelerated at a tremendous speed and disappeared into the twilight. The next day government security officials arrived and interviewed him at length. He could not recall what federal agency they said that they were from. Both men were required to make drawings of what they had seen. My patient and his co-worker were sworn to secrecy and were advised not to discuss the event. When my interview with DOE engineer took place, he had been retired from the DOE for over a decade. He told me that his fellow witness had also retired and was living in Las Vegas. My patient said he was certain that his buddy would corroborate his sighting report. I thanked him and made final preparations for him to be admitted to the hospital. DOE WAS LIKELY INVOLVED IN STAR WARS PROJECTS Given the conflict-laden history of our planet’s military with UFOs, one can speculate why a flying saucer might penetrate a high security facility to carry out an act of sabotage. It should be remembered that in 1967, according to USAF missile personnel, over ten nuclear tipped rockets went “off line” (i.e. the missile could not be fired) while a red glowing UFO hovered over the front gate of the launch facility. In 2008 investigator Robert Hastings published the book “UFOs and Nukes.” In this detailed study he documents dozens of similar events from the testimony of service men that witnessed them. The event described to me in 2006 was not an isolated occurrence. It was one of many similar incidents in which UFOs penetrated secure US defense facilities. The DOE lab in the Santa Susana Pass is known to have developed key technology in the US space program. Over four decades ago the space shuttle engines were reportedly tested at the Chatsworth DOE site. One of my patients told me that the rockets’ red glare could be seen across the entire San Fernando Valley when the tests were conducted at the crest of the Santa Susan Pass. The anti-ballistic missile program, rumored to have been developed at the DOE lab, theoretically could have been used to target and destroy flying saucers operating outside of the Earth’s atmosphere. A video taken by a US Space Shuttle mission suggests that this capability was more than just theoretical. In his 1998 book “Confirmation”, author Whitley Strieber analyses the controversial NASA videotape made on space shuttle Discovery during mission STS-48. This video has been featured several times on national television. It displays what appears to be an unidentified flying object maneuvering outside of the Earth’s atmospheric envelope. Suddenly the UFO changes direction and few seconds later something dramatic occurs. What appears to be some sort of particle beam shoots up from below streaking by the exact location where the craft had been before it carried out its evasive maneuver. The incident transpired on September 15, 1991. The Space Shuttle Discovery was flying above Australia, approximately 1500 miles northwest from a secret US military base located at Pine Gap near Alice Springs. Strieber has provided a thorough analysis of the videotape by physicist Dr. Jack Kasher and imaging specialist Dr. Mark Carlotto. Their conclusion was that the prosaic explanation provided by NASA, that the UFO seen in the video was an ice chip, is simply not credible. THE DISCLOSURE PROJECT WAS NOT TAKING NEW WITNESSES AT THAT TIME. In 2006, I thought that the maintenance engineer’s account was of considerable value. I asked him if he would be willing to give public testimony about what he had observed. He told me that since he was retired and no longer worked for DOE, he thought that there should be no problem. I contacted Dan Willis of the Disclosure Project. I offered my help to bring forward what I believed was important new information from a witness that had encountered a UFO in the course of his work for the federal government. Dan informed me however that no new witnesses were being interviewed at that time. I debated whether I could on my own videotape this retired engineer. In 2006, every two weeks I commuted between my ER job in LA and Northern California where my wife resided. Although I knew my patient’s narrative provided dramatic information concerning an act of sabotage allegedly done by a flying saucer, my personal situation didn’t allow me to produce a video of his testimony. I regret not being able to better document what I consider to be an important piece of UFO history. The incident had special significance for me. The flying saucer’s alleged act of sabotage occurred in the Santa Susana Pass approximately two years before our Los Angeles CE-5 team initiated contact work during the summer of 1992. At that time, I was convinced that our fieldwork sightings in the Santa Susana Pass of red orbs, a golden globe, and other anomalous aerial phenomena, were all the results of using the CSETI protocols. The term Dr. Greer used was “primary vectoring.” However, I am now convinced that my assessment was mistaken. We didn’t attract flying saucers to Santa Susana Pass. This is because they had already been there in force for some time. The surveillance that our team experienced from men in civilian clothing with an obvious military bearing were likely triggered by a very reasonable security concern for the safety of the base. In addition, our team was buzzed by two powerful Blackhawk helicopters during a nighttime hike towards Rocky Peak that overlooked the DOE lab. During the five years (1992-1997) of intensive field investigations involving staging HICE/CE5s, we repeatedly found ourselves in UFO hotspots adjacent to military instillations. Why did this happen? Were these merely coincidences, or was the intelligence behind flying saucers using us as part of some kind of larger plan? These are some of the questions I hope to address in further installments of “The Contact Network History Project.” For additional Reports from the Contact Underground, the following links are provided: Staging Human Initiated Contact Events adjacent to a high security research lab involved challenges of surveillance for my team. https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/05/19/did-a-fateful-phone-call-trigger-the-appearance-of-blackhawk-helicopters-during-contact-work/ What if flying saucer intelligences had access to every witness’ full treasure chest of memories? https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/04/18/do-uap-intelligences-have-full-telepathic-access-to-every-witness-storehouse-of-memories/ My human initiated contact team had immediate results when we started fieldwork, but they were not what I expected. https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/10/15/mystery-lights-in-the-santa-susana-pass/ |
2024.05.02 15:45 Contactunderground An Act of Flying Saucer Sabotage in the Santa Susana Pass Contact Network History Project.
An Act of Flying Saucer Sabotage in the Santa Susana Pass submitted by Contactunderground to CE5 [link] [comments] Contact Network History Project. Joseph Burkes MD 2019 The Department of Energy Laboratory was just a few miles from our high desert CE5 research site. SPRING 2006 PANORAMA CITY MEDICAL CENTER It was a slow day in ambulance area. The patient and I were alone in an examining room. I was serving as “admitting officer.” I had been asked by the ER crew to evaluate a possible admission to the hospital. The patient was an elderly African American man. The chart indicated that he was suffering from a kidney aliment. We were crammed into a tiny private exam room. There was barely enough space to squeeze a hospital stretcher on which the patient sat. Standard patient monitoring equipment covered two walls. A tall hospital swivel tray served as my desk for the evaluation. Decades before I had been an industrial toxicology medical consultant. As part of my special interest in occupational diseases I had acquired the habit of taking a detailed work history. I asked him what was his occupational status. HE HAD WORKED FOR THE “GOVERNMENT.” He told me that he was retired. From what kind of occupation?” I asked. “I worked for the government, “was his answer. That somewhat vague reply got me interested. From countless evaluations. I had learned that people who worked for the postal office, the FAA or US Forrest Service almost never used the cryptic expression, “government work.” However, this is a designation sometimes used by those that worked in classified projects or for defense/intelligence agencies. I asked him what specifically his job was. He replied that he had been a physical plant engineer at the Department of Energy (DOE) laboratory in Chatsworth, a high desert suburban town in the Northwest corner of LA County’s San Fernando Valley. The DOE has a wide range of responsibilities including developing nuclear weapons. The Chatsworth DOE facility understandably was kept under high security. It was originally constructed after World War Two and had carried out top secret research in space propulsion systems. It just so happened to be located a few miles away from the desolate high desert fieldwork site that my CE-5/HICE contact team had used when we started staging Human Initiated Contact Events (HICE) in 1992. Our field laboratory was just a few hundred yards south of the Santa Susana Pass which connects Los Angeles to Ventura County. The DOE lab was rumored to be the place where an anti-ballistic missile defense system known back in the 1980s as “Star Wars” had been developed. The installation was built south of the Santa Susana Pass which separates the suburb of Chatsworth from another “bedroom” community called Simi Valley. Most of the people who live in the area commute to the San Fernando Valley and other parts of Los Angeles to find employment. Many of our Kaiser medical group’s patients came from these towns. Back in the 1990s, one of the investigators on my UFO contact team was also a colleague from our med group’s Family Medicine Department. His name is Dr. David Gordon. He is a contact experiencer. Without knowing of one another’s interest in flying saucers, he and I joined both MUFON and CSETI within a month of one another in the spring of 1992. He was so well respected by his patients and colleagues alike that he had received permission from his Family Medicine Chief to do an informal survey of UFO sightings. His patients and the Woodland Hills Kaiser Medical Center staff served as the study population. Having a much respected family practice physician on my team turned out to be a bonanza when it came to acquiring intelligence concerning ongoing UFO sightings in the area. Whenever patients of Dr. Gordon heard about local sightings, they checked out the information and then passed it on to their personal physician. He then dutifully gave the sighting reports to me, his contact team coordinator. One of Dr. Gordon’s patients was a retired carpenter who reportedly had been employed building the DOE base in the early 1950s. His patient said that they had literally “emptied out the mountain” to construct the lab. Apparently, this was done to make it secure from aerial attack. So much dirt had to be moved, that for 3 months according to the retired carpenter, a line of dump trucks several miles long were filled with earth removed from inside the hillside. To convey how strategically important this base was during the Cold War, I share the following additional information. BASE HAD BEEN TARGETED FOR SOVIET NUCLEAR ATTACK IN CASE OF ALL OUT WAR During the 1980s, I was an activist in the Physicians anti-nuclear weapons group called “Physicians for Responsibility (PSR). Our mission was to raise public awareness about the medical consequences of nuclear war and the nuclear arms race. We were part of an umbrella organization called “International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War” that won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985 for bringing Soviet and Western physicians together in our educational peace campaign. When the Soviet Union fell apart in the 1990s, thus ending the Cold War, our Los Angeles PSR office held a photographic exhibition called “Nuclear Los Angeles.” We showed pictures of the nuclear artifacts in Southern California, such as missile bases and fallout shelters from the 1950s and 60s. One of the photos was an image a Soviet strategic map used to designate targets in Southern California for nuclear attack if war broke out. There was a target located in the northwest corner of Los Angeles County. In clear Cyrillic letters it phonetically spelled out the name “Santa Susana.” It was the DOE lab in Chatsworth. Another story told to Dr. Gordon by the retired carpenter that helped build the base reflects the strategic nature of the laboratory. His patient told my colleague that he required a security clearance to work underground at the base. He reportedly was only allowed to build labs and offices down to the eight floor underground. Below that level, a higher clearance was required. He wasn’t sure how far down the base went. That information was secret, but he guessed that it was at least another ten levels down inside the mountain. I WAS FAMILIAR WITH THIS BASE AS AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD The Department of Energy research facility was a dirty and dangerous place to work. Press reports in the 1980s identified this site as one where several serious environmental accidents had occurred. Back in the 1950s a nuclear reactor at the base had a partial meltdown and plutonium was leaked into the surrounding environment. One isotope of plutonium (Pu-239) has a half-life of over 24,000 years, thus making it one of the most feared environmental contaminants. Over the years, the DOE lab was cited for many safety violations with the release of other toxins. Our LA chapter of Physicians for Social Responsibility was very aware of these problems with DOE installation and worked in a coalition of environmental and anti-nuclear groups attempting to force the government to clean up the site. Given this background information, when I evaluated the retired plant engineer from the base in 2006, I was eager to learn more about what went on there. He explained to me that his team of engineers kept the facility running properly by carrying out routine maintenance on the infrastructure at the facility. This included plumbing, electrical, and outdoor repairs. AN AMAZING ENCOUNTER NEAR WHERE OUR TEAM OPERATED Things were really slow in the ER that day so I thought there would be no harm if after my medical evaluation I told him about my special interest in UFOs. I asked him whether he had ever seen a UFO. His reaction was telling. With a concerned expression on his face, he turned his head from side to side to look around. I imagined that he was checking to see if anyone else besides me might be able might to hear what he was about to say. “Yes I saw a UFO once,” was his answer. I asked him where the sighting had occurred. He replied, “It was at the base.” We were totally alone in the tiny room, the glass sliding door was closed and a curtain allowed us privacy. Despite this, the patient had turned his head and looked around before he dared to the answer my question. I was eager to find out more about his sighting. I mentioned to retired plant engineer that back in the 1990s I had been part of an investigative team that had a number of UFO sightings in the Santa Susana Pass. Our fieldwork site was about a few thousand yards from the DOE base perimeter. This information seemed to set him more at ease. He paused for a few moments and then I guess he decided it was safe to tell me his story. ALARMS WENT OFF IN THE CONTROL ROOM He wasn’t sure of the exact year that it happened. He knew that it was about fifteen years before our interview in 2006. It might have been in 1989 or 1990. He was on duty at the research lab when the alarms went off. It was late afternoon and the monitors indicated that there was a sudden loss of water pressure in the lines that supplied a several of the labs. The facility had been built deep underground into the side of a mountain, but there were many structures on the surface as well. The retired engineer explained that on the top of the base enormous water towers supplied the entire complex. Pipes several feet across ran down from the storage towers along steep hillsides to the various labs. The mountain was composed of loose sedimentary rock, sandstone. Occasionally rockslides damaged one of these pipes. Given the distant history of a partial meltdown in a reactor with the release of plutonium, I surmised that keeping the labs supplied with coolant might be of great importance. The plant engineer told me that a sudden loss of water pressure could only be addressed one way and he knew the drill. He and a co-worker grabbed machetes and a weed-whacker and went outside to check on the status of the water lines. Starting at the water towers, they followed the lines down the steep mountainside looking for a busted pipe. This was not an easy task. It was late afternoon, but it was still very hot outside. The water mains were partially covered with rocks and dirt. Desert plants with sharp nettles were everywhere and to top if off this was rattlesnake country. SABOTAGE! The maintenance engineers moved slowly because the loose sedimentary rock didn’t provide secure footing. Finally as the sun was setting, they found the busted pipe. Water was shooting upwards like a geyser. To their amazement the large conduit had been cleanly cut as if by a power tool! They had expected to see a jagged break in the water line, the kind that might come from simple corrosion or from falling rocks. The engineer stated that there was no doubt in his mind that damage had been done deliberately. It was sabotage! As the engineers inspected the water main, they noted a strange soft humming sound. They looked up and not more than two hundred feet away was a rotating disc hovering close to the ground. It was metallic and about twenty-five feet across. My patient told me that he and his buddy were shocked. They stared at it in amazement. They called security on the radio and explained the situation. They were told, “not to approach the UFO.” The retired engineer stated that getting any closer to the spinning saucer was the last thing he wanted to do. Armed security officers reportedly informed the men that they were coming down to check out the situation. However before they arrived, the saucer departed. I was told that from a hovering mode it pointed one side upwards and then started to climb slowly. After just a few seconds with a roar, the UFO accelerated at a tremendous speed and disappeared into the twilight. The next day government security officials arrived and interviewed him at length. He could not recall what federal agency they said that they were from. Both men were required to make drawings of what they had seen. My patient and his co-worker were sworn to secrecy and were advised not to discuss the event. When my interview with DOE engineer took place, he had been retired from the DOE for over a decade. He told me that his fellow witness had also retired and was living in Las Vegas. My patient said he was certain that his buddy would corroborate his sighting report. I thanked him and made final preparations for him to be admitted to the hospital. DOE WAS LIKELY INVOLVED IN STAR WARS PROJECTS Given the conflict-laden history of our planet’s military with UFOs, one can speculate why a flying saucer might penetrate a high security facility to carry out an act of sabotage. It should be remembered that in 1967, according to USAF missile personnel, over ten nuclear tipped rockets went “off line” (i.e. the missile could not be fired) while a red glowing UFO hovered over the front gate of the launch facility. In 2008 investigator Robert Hastings published the book “UFOs and Nukes.” In this detailed study he documents dozens of similar events from the testimony of service men that witnessed them. The event described to me in 2006 was not an isolated occurrence. It was one of many similar incidents in which UFOs penetrated secure US defense facilities. The DOE lab in the Santa Susana Pass is known to have developed key technology in the US space program. Over four decades ago the space shuttle engines were reportedly tested at the Chatsworth DOE site. One of my patients told me that the rockets’ red glare could be seen across the entire San Fernando Valley when the tests were conducted at the crest of the Santa Susan Pass. The anti-ballistic missile program, rumored to have been developed at the DOE lab, theoretically could have been used to target and destroy flying saucers operating outside of the Earth’s atmosphere. A video taken by a US Space Shuttle mission suggests that this capability was more than just theoretical. In his 1998 book “Confirmation”, author Whitley Strieber analyses the controversial NASA videotape made on space shuttle Discovery during mission STS-48. This video has been featured several times on national television. It displays what appears to be an unidentified flying object maneuvering outside of the Earth’s atmospheric envelope. Suddenly the UFO changes direction and few seconds later something dramatic occurs. What appears to be some sort of particle beam shoots up from below streaking by the exact location where the craft had been before it carried out its evasive maneuver. The incident transpired on September 15, 1991. The Space Shuttle Discovery was flying above Australia, approximately 1500 miles northwest from a secret US military base located at Pine Gap near Alice Springs. Strieber has provided a thorough analysis of the videotape by physicist Dr. Jack Kasher and imaging specialist Dr. Mark Carlotto. Their conclusion was that the prosaic explanation provided by NASA, that the UFO seen in the video was an ice chip, is simply not credible. THE DISCLOSURE PROJECT WAS NOT TAKING NEW WITNESSES AT THAT TIME. In 2006, I thought that the maintenance engineer’s account was of considerable value. I asked him if he would be willing to give public testimony about what he had observed. He told me that since he was retired and no longer worked for DOE, he thought that there should be no problem. I contacted Dan Willis of the Disclosure Project. I offered my help to bring forward what I believed was important new information from a witness that had encountered a UFO in the course of his work for the federal government. Dan informed me however that no new witnesses were being interviewed at that time. I debated whether I could on my own videotape this retired engineer. In 2006, every two weeks I commuted between my ER job in LA and Northern California where my wife resided. Although I knew my patient’s narrative provided dramatic information concerning an act of sabotage allegedly done by a flying saucer, my personal situation didn’t allow me to produce a video of his testimony. I regret not being able to better document what I consider to be an important piece of UFO history. The incident had special significance for me. The flying saucer’s alleged act of sabotage occurred in the Santa Susana Pass approximately two years before our Los Angeles CE-5 team initiated contact work during the summer of 1992. At that time, I was convinced that our fieldwork sightings in the Santa Susana Pass of red orbs, a golden globe, and other anomalous aerial phenomena, were all the results of using the CSETI protocols. The term Dr. Greer used was “primary vectoring.” However, I am now convinced that my assessment was mistaken. We didn’t attract flying saucers to Santa Susana Pass. This is because they had already been there in force for some time. The surveillance that our team experienced from men in civilian clothing with an obvious military bearing were likely triggered by a very reasonable security concern for the safety of the base. In addition, our team was buzzed by two powerful Blackhawk helicopters during a nighttime hike towards Rocky Peak that overlooked the DOE lab. During the five years (1992-1997) of intensive field investigations involving staging HICE/CE5s, we repeatedly found ourselves in UFO hotspots adjacent to military instillations. Why did this happen? Were these merely coincidences, or was the intelligence behind flying saucers using us as part of some kind of larger plan? These are some of the questions I hope to address in further installments of “The Contact Network History Project.” For additional Reports from the Contact Underground, the following links are provided: Staging Human Initiated Contact Events adjacent to a high security research lab involved challenges of surveillance for my team. https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/05/19/did-a-fateful-phone-call-trigger-the-appearance-of-blackhawk-helicopters-during-contact-work/ What if flying saucer intelligences had access to every witness’ full treasure chest of memories? https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/04/18/do-uap-intelligences-have-full-telepathic-access-to-every-witness-storehouse-of-memories/ My human initiated contact team had immediate results when we started fieldwork, but they were not what I expected. https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/10/15/mystery-lights-in-the-santa-susana-pass/ |
2024.05.02 15:43 Contactunderground An Act of Flying Saucer Sabotage in the Santa Susana Pass
An Act of Flying Saucer Sabotage in the Santa Susana Pass submitted by Contactunderground to AnomalousEvidence [link] [comments] Contact Network History Project. Joseph Burkes MD 2019 The Department of Energy Laboratory was just a few miles from our high desert CE5 research site. SPRING 2006 PANORAMA CITY MEDICAL CENTER It was a slow day in ambulance area. The patient and I were alone in an examining room. I was serving as “admitting officer.” I had been asked by the ER crew to evaluate a possible admission to the hospital. The patient was an elderly African American man. The chart indicated that he was suffering from a kidney aliment. We were crammed into a tiny private exam room. There was barely enough space to squeeze a hospital stretcher on which the patient sat. Standard patient monitoring equipment covered two walls. A tall hospital swivel tray served as my desk for the evaluation. Decades before I had been an industrial toxicology medical consultant. As part of my special interest in occupational diseases I had acquired the habit of taking a detailed work history. I asked him what was his occupational status. HE HAD WORKED FOR THE “GOVERNMENT.” He told me that he was retired. From what kind of occupation?” I asked. “I worked for the government, “was his answer. That somewhat vague reply got me interested. From countless evaluations. I had learned that people who worked for the postal office, the FAA or US Forrest Service almost never used the cryptic expression, “government work.” However, this is a designation sometimes used by those that worked in classified projects or for defense/intelligence agencies. I asked him what specifically his job was. He replied that he had been a physical plant engineer at the Department of Energy (DOE) laboratory in Chatsworth, a high desert suburban town in the Northwest corner of LA County’s San Fernando Valley. The DOE has a wide range of responsibilities including developing nuclear weapons. The Chatsworth DOE facility understandably was kept under high security. It was originally constructed after World War Two and had carried out top secret research in space propulsion systems. It just so happened to be located a few miles away from the desolate high desert fieldwork site that my CE-5/HICE contact team had used when we started staging Human Initiated Contact Events (HICE) in 1992. Our field laboratory was just a few hundred yards south of the Santa Susana Pass which connects Los Angeles to Ventura County. The DOE lab was rumored to be the place where an anti-ballistic missile defense system known back in the 1980s as “Star Wars” had been developed. The installation was built south of the Santa Susana Pass which separates the suburb of Chatsworth from another “bedroom” community called Simi Valley. Most of the people who live in the area commute to the San Fernando Valley and other parts of Los Angeles to find employment. Many of our Kaiser medical group’s patients came from these towns. Back in the 1990s, one of the investigators on my UFO contact team was also a colleague from our med group’s Family Medicine Department. His name is Dr. David Gordon. He is a contact experiencer. Without knowing of one another’s interest in flying saucers, he and I joined both MUFON and CSETI within a month of one another in the spring of 1992. He was so well respected by his patients and colleagues alike that he had received permission from his Family Medicine Chief to do an informal survey of UFO sightings. His patients and the Woodland Hills Kaiser Medical Center staff served as the study population. Having a much respected family practice physician on my team turned out to be a bonanza when it came to acquiring intelligence concerning ongoing UFO sightings in the area. Whenever patients of Dr. Gordon heard about local sightings, they checked out the information and then passed it on to their personal physician. He then dutifully gave the sighting reports to me, his contact team coordinator. One of Dr. Gordon’s patients was a retired carpenter who reportedly had been employed building the DOE base in the early 1950s. His patient said that they had literally “emptied out the mountain” to construct the lab. Apparently, this was done to make it secure from aerial attack. So much dirt had to be moved, that for 3 months according to the retired carpenter, a line of dump trucks several miles long were filled with earth removed from inside the hillside. To convey how strategically important this base was during the Cold War, I share the following additional information. BASE HAD BEEN TARGETED FOR SOVIET NUCLEAR ATTACK IN CASE OF ALL OUT WAR During the 1980s, I was an activist in the Physicians anti-nuclear weapons group called “Physicians for Responsibility (PSR). Our mission was to raise public awareness about the medical consequences of nuclear war and the nuclear arms race. We were part of an umbrella organization called “International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War” that won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985 for bringing Soviet and Western physicians together in our educational peace campaign. When the Soviet Union fell apart in the 1990s, thus ending the Cold War, our Los Angeles PSR office held a photographic exhibition called “Nuclear Los Angeles.” We showed pictures of the nuclear artifacts in Southern California, such as missile bases and fallout shelters from the 1950s and 60s. One of the photos was an image a Soviet strategic map used to designate targets in Southern California for nuclear attack if war broke out. There was a target located in the northwest corner of Los Angeles County. In clear Cyrillic letters it phonetically spelled out the name “Santa Susana.” It was the DOE lab in Chatsworth. Another story told to Dr. Gordon by the retired carpenter that helped build the base reflects the strategic nature of the laboratory. His patient told my colleague that he required a security clearance to work underground at the base. He reportedly was only allowed to build labs and offices down to the eight floor underground. Below that level, a higher clearance was required. He wasn’t sure how far down the base went. That information was secret, but he guessed that it was at least another ten levels down inside the mountain. I WAS FAMILIAR WITH THIS BASE AS AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD The Department of Energy research facility was a dirty and dangerous place to work. Press reports in the 1980s identified this site as one where several serious environmental accidents had occurred. Back in the 1950s a nuclear reactor at the base had a partial meltdown and plutonium was leaked into the surrounding environment. One isotope of plutonium (Pu-239) has a half-life of over 24,000 years, thus making it one of the most feared environmental contaminants. Over the years, the DOE lab was cited for many safety violations with the release of other toxins. Our LA chapter of Physicians for Social Responsibility was very aware of these problems with DOE installation and worked in a coalition of environmental and anti-nuclear groups attempting to force the government to clean up the site. Given this background information, when I evaluated the retired plant engineer from the base in 2006, I was eager to learn more about what went on there. He explained to me that his team of engineers kept the facility running properly by carrying out routine maintenance on the infrastructure at the facility. This included plumbing, electrical, and outdoor repairs. AN AMAZING ENCOUNTER NEAR WHERE OUR TEAM OPERATED Things were really slow in the ER that day so I thought there would be no harm if after my medical evaluation I told him about my special interest in UFOs. I asked him whether he had ever seen a UFO. His reaction was telling. With a concerned expression on his face, he turned his head from side to side to look around. I imagined that he was checking to see if anyone else besides me might be able might to hear what he was about to say. “Yes I saw a UFO once,” was his answer. I asked him where the sighting had occurred. He replied, “It was at the base.” We were totally alone in the tiny room, the glass sliding door was closed and a curtain allowed us privacy. Despite this, the patient had turned his head and looked around before he dared to the answer my question. I was eager to find out more about his sighting. I mentioned to retired plant engineer that back in the 1990s I had been part of an investigative team that had a number of UFO sightings in the Santa Susana Pass. Our fieldwork site was about a few thousand yards from the DOE base perimeter. This information seemed to set him more at ease. He paused for a few moments and then I guess he decided it was safe to tell me his story. ALARMS WENT OFF IN THE CONTROL ROOM He wasn’t sure of the exact year that it happened. He knew that it was about fifteen years before our interview in 2006. It might have been in 1989 or 1990. He was on duty at the research lab when the alarms went off. It was late afternoon and the monitors indicated that there was a sudden loss of water pressure in the lines that supplied a several of the labs. The facility had been built deep underground into the side of a mountain, but there were many structures on the surface as well. The retired engineer explained that on the top of the base enormous water towers supplied the entire complex. Pipes several feet across ran down from the storage towers along steep hillsides to the various labs. The mountain was composed of loose sedimentary rock, sandstone. Occasionally rockslides damaged one of these pipes. Given the distant history of a partial meltdown in a reactor with the release of plutonium, I surmised that keeping the labs supplied with coolant might be of great importance. The plant engineer told me that a sudden loss of water pressure could only be addressed one way and he knew the drill. He and a co-worker grabbed machetes and a weed-whacker and went outside to check on the status of the water lines. Starting at the water towers, they followed the lines down the steep mountainside looking for a busted pipe. This was not an easy task. It was late afternoon, but it was still very hot outside. The water mains were partially covered with rocks and dirt. Desert plants with sharp nettles were everywhere and to top if off this was rattlesnake country. SABOTAGE! The maintenance engineers moved slowly because the loose sedimentary rock didn’t provide secure footing. Finally as the sun was setting, they found the busted pipe. Water was shooting upwards like a geyser. To their amazement the large conduit had been cleanly cut as if by a power tool! They had expected to see a jagged break in the water line, the kind that might come from simple corrosion or from falling rocks. The engineer stated that there was no doubt in his mind that damage had been done deliberately. It was sabotage! As the engineers inspected the water main, they noted a strange soft humming sound. They looked up and not more than two hundred feet away was a rotating disc hovering close to the ground. It was metallic and about twenty-five feet across. My patient told me that he and his buddy were shocked. They stared at it in amazement. They called security on the radio and explained the situation. They were told, “not to approach the UFO.” The retired engineer stated that getting any closer to the spinning saucer was the last thing he wanted to do. Armed security officers reportedly informed the men that they were coming down to check out the situation. However before they arrived, the saucer departed. I was told that from a hovering mode it pointed one side upwards and then started to climb slowly. After just a few seconds with a roar, the UFO accelerated at a tremendous speed and disappeared into the twilight. The next day government security officials arrived and interviewed him at length. He could not recall what federal agency they said that they were from. Both men were required to make drawings of what they had seen. My patient and his co-worker were sworn to secrecy and were advised not to discuss the event. When my interview with DOE engineer took place, he had been retired from the DOE for over a decade. He told me that his fellow witness had also retired and was living in Las Vegas. My patient said he was certain that his buddy would corroborate his sighting report. I thanked him and made final preparations for him to be admitted to the hospital. DOE WAS LIKELY INVOLVED IN STAR WARS PROJECTS Given the conflict-laden history of our planet’s military with UFOs, one can speculate why a flying saucer might penetrate a high security facility to carry out an act of sabotage. It should be remembered that in 1967, according to USAF missile personnel, over ten nuclear tipped rockets went “off line” (i.e. the missile could not be fired) while a red glowing UFO hovered over the front gate of the launch facility. In 2008 investigator Robert Hastings published the book “UFOs and Nukes.” In this detailed study he documents dozens of similar events from the testimony of service men that witnessed them. The event described to me in 2006 was not an isolated occurrence. It was one of many similar incidents in which UFOs penetrated secure US defense facilities. The DOE lab in the Santa Susana Pass is known to have developed key technology in the US space program. Over four decades ago the space shuttle engines were reportedly tested at the Chatsworth DOE site. One of my patients told me that the rockets’ red glare could be seen across the entire San Fernando Valley when the tests were conducted at the crest of the Santa Susan Pass. The anti-ballistic missile program, rumored to have been developed at the DOE lab, theoretically could have been used to target and destroy flying saucers operating outside of the Earth’s atmosphere. A video taken by a US Space Shuttle mission suggests that this capability was more than just theoretical. In his 1998 book “Confirmation”, author Whitley Strieber analyses the controversial NASA videotape made on space shuttle Discovery during mission STS-48. This video has been featured several times on national television. It displays what appears to be an unidentified flying object maneuvering outside of the Earth’s atmospheric envelope. Suddenly the UFO changes direction and few seconds later something dramatic occurs. What appears to be some sort of particle beam shoots up from below streaking by the exact location where the craft had been before it carried out its evasive maneuver. The incident transpired on September 15, 1991. The Space Shuttle Discovery was flying above Australia, approximately 1500 miles northwest from a secret US military base located at Pine Gap near Alice Springs. Strieber has provided a thorough analysis of the videotape by physicist Dr. Jack Kasher and imaging specialist Dr. Mark Carlotto. Their conclusion was that the prosaic explanation provided by NASA, that the UFO seen in the video was an ice chip, is simply not credible. THE DISCLOSURE PROJECT WAS NOT TAKING NEW WITNESSES AT THAT TIME. In 2006, I thought that the maintenance engineer’s account was of considerable value. I asked him if he would be willing to give public testimony about what he had observed. He told me that since he was retired and no longer worked for DOE, he thought that there should be no problem. I contacted Dan Willis of the Disclosure Project. I offered my help to bring forward what I believed was important new information from a witness that had encountered a UFO in the course of his work for the federal government. Dan informed me however that no new witnesses were being interviewed at that time. I debated whether I could on my own videotape this retired engineer. In 2006, every two weeks I commuted between my ER job in LA and Northern California where my wife resided. Although I knew my patient’s narrative provided dramatic information concerning an act of sabotage allegedly done by a flying saucer, my personal situation didn’t allow me to produce a video of his testimony. I regret not being able to better document what I consider to be an important piece of UFO history. The incident had special significance for me. The flying saucer’s alleged act of sabotage occurred in the Santa Susana Pass approximately two years before our Los Angeles CE-5 team initiated contact work during the summer of 1992. At that time, I was convinced that our fieldwork sightings in the Santa Susana Pass of red orbs, a golden globe, and other anomalous aerial phenomena, were all the results of using the CSETI protocols. The term Dr. Greer used was “primary vectoring.” However, I am now convinced that my assessment was mistaken. We didn’t attract flying saucers to Santa Susana Pass. This is because they had already been there in force for some time. The surveillance that our team experienced from men in civilian clothing with an obvious military bearing were likely triggered by a very reasonable security concern for the safety of the base. In addition, our team was buzzed by two powerful Blackhawk helicopters during a nighttime hike towards Rocky Peak that overlooked the DOE lab. During the five years (1992-1997) of intensive field investigations involving staging HICE/CE5s, we repeatedly found ourselves in UFO hotspots adjacent to military instillations. Why did this happen? Were these merely coincidences, or was the intelligence behind flying saucers using us as part of some kind of larger plan? These are some of the questions I hope to address in further installments of “The Contact Network History Project.” For additional Reports from the Contact Underground, the following links are provided: Staging Human Initiated Contact Events adjacent to a high security research lab involved challenges of surveillance for my team. https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/05/19/did-a-fateful-phone-call-trigger-the-appearance-of-blackhawk-helicopters-during-contact-work/ What if flying saucer intelligences had access to every witness’ full treasure chest of memories? https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/04/18/do-uap-intelligences-have-full-telepathic-access-to-every-witness-storehouse-of-memories/ My human initiated contact team had immediate results when we started fieldwork, but they were not what I expected. https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/10/15/mystery-lights-in-the-santa-susana-pass/ |
2024.05.02 15:38 Contactunderground An Act of Flying Saucer Sabotage in the Santa Susana Pass Contact Network History Project. Joseph Burkes MD 2019
An Act of Flying Saucer Sabotage in the Santa Susana Pass submitted by Contactunderground to aliens [link] [comments] Contact Network History Project. Joseph Burkes MD 2019 The Department of Energy Laboratory was just a few miles from our high desert CE5 research site. SPRING 2006 PANORAMA CITY MEDICAL CENTER It was a slow day in ambulance area. The patient and I were alone in an examining room. I was serving as “admitting officer.” I had been asked by the ER crew to evaluate a possible admission to the hospital. The patient was an elderly African American man. The chart indicated that he was suffering from a kidney aliment. We were crammed into a tiny private exam room. There was barely enough space to squeeze a hospital stretcher on which the patient sat. Standard patient monitoring equipment covered two walls. A tall hospital swivel tray served as my desk for the evaluation. Decades before I had been an industrial toxicology medical consultant. As part of my special interest in occupational diseases I had acquired the habit of taking a detailed work history. I asked him what was his occupational status. HE HAD WORKED FOR THE “GOVERNMENT.” He told me that he was retired. From what kind of occupation?” I asked. “I worked for the government, “ was his answer. That somewhat vague reply got me interested. From countless evaluations. I had learned that people who worked for the postal office, the FAA or US Forrest Service almost never used the cryptic expression, “government work.” However, this is a designation sometimes used by those that worked in classified projects or for defense/intelligence agencies. I asked him what specifically his job was. He replied that he had been a physical plant engineer at the Department of Energy (DOE) laboratory in Chatsworth, a high desert suburban town in the Northwest corner of LA County’s San Fernando Valley. The DOE has a wide range of responsibilities including developing nuclear weapons. The Chatsworth DOE facility understandably was kept under high security. It was originally constructed after World War Two and had carried out top secret research in space propulsion systems. It just so happened to be located a few miles away from the desolate high desert fieldwork site that my CE-5/HICE contact team had used when we started staging Human Initiated Contact Events (HICE) in 1992. Our field laboratory was just a few hundred yards south of the Santa Susana Pass which connects Los Angeles to Ventura County. The DOE lab was rumored to be the place where an anti-ballistic missile defense system known back in the 1980s as “Star Wars” had been developed. The installation was built south of the Santa Susana Pass which separates the suburb of Chatsworth from another “bedroom” community called Simi Valley. Most of the people who live in the area commute to the San Fernando Valley and other parts of Los Angeles to find employment. Many of our Kaiser medical group’s patients came from these towns. Back in the 1990s, one of the investigators on my UFO contact team was also a colleague from our med group’s Family Medicine Department. His name is Dr. David Gordon. He is a contact experiencer. Without knowing of one another’s interest in flying saucers, he and I joined both MUFON and CSETI within a month of one another in the spring of 1992. He was so well respected by his patients and colleagues alike that he had received permission from his Family Medicine Chief to do an informal survey of UFO sightings. His patients and the Woodland Hills Kaiser Medical Center staff served as the study population. Having a much respected family practice physician on my team turned out to be a bonanza when it came to acquiring intelligence concerning ongoing UFO sightings in the area. Whenever patients of Dr. Gordon heard about local sightings, they checked out the information and then passed it on to their personal physician. He then dutifully gave the sighting reports to me, his contact team coordinator. One of Dr. Gordon’s patients was a retired carpenter who reportedly had been employed building the DOE base in the early 1950s. His patient said that they had literally “emptied out the mountain” to construct the lab. Apparently, this was done to make it secure from aerial attack. So much dirt had to be moved, that for 3 months according to the retired carpenter, a line of dump trucks several miles long were filled with earth removed from inside the hillside. To convey how strategically important this base was during the Cold War, I share the following additional information. BASE HAD BEEN TARGETED FOR SOVIET NUCLEAR ATTACK IN CASE OF ALL OUT WAR During the 1980s, I was an activist in the Physicians anti-nuclear weapons group called “Physicians for Responsibility (PSR). Our mission was to raise public awareness about the medical consequences of nuclear war and the nuclear arms race. We were part of an umbrella organization called “International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War” that won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985 for bringing Soviet and Western physicians together in our educational peace campaign. When the Soviet Union fell apart in the 1990s, thus ending the Cold War, our Los Angeles PSR office held a photographic exhibition called “Nuclear Los Angeles.” We showed pictures of the nuclear artifacts in Southern California, such as missile bases and fallout shelters from the 1950s and 60s. One of the photos was an image a Soviet strategic map used to designate targets in Southern California for nuclear attack if war broke out. There was a target located in the northwest corner of Los Angeles County. In clear Cyrillic letters it phonetically spelled out the name “Santa Susana.” It was the DOE lab in Chatsworth. Another story told to Dr. Gordon by the retired carpenter that helped build the base reflects the strategic nature of the laboratory. His patient told my colleague that he required a security clearance to work underground at the base. He reportedly was only allowed to build labs and offices down to the eight floor underground. Below that level, a higher clearance was required. He wasn’t sure how far down the base went. That information was secret, but he guessed that it was at least another ten levels down inside the mountain. I WAS FAMILIAR WITH THIS BASE AS AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD The Department of Energy research facility was a dirty and dangerous place to work. Press reports in the 1980s identified this site as one where several serious environmental accidents had occurred. Back in the 1950s a nuclear reactor at the base had a partial meltdown and plutonium was leaked into the surrounding environment. One isotope of plutonium (Pu-239) has a half-life of over 24,000 years, thus making it one of the most feared environmental contaminants. Over the years, the DOE lab was cited for many safety violations with the release of other toxins. Our LA chapter of Physicians for Social Responsibility was very aware of these problems with DOE installation and worked in a coalition of environmental and anti-nuclear groups attempting to force the government to clean up the site. Given this background information, when I evaluated the retired plant engineer from the base in 2006, I was eager to learn more about what went on there. He explained to me that his team of engineers kept the facility running properly by carrying out routine maintenance on the infrastructure at the facility. This included plumbing, electrical, and outdoor repairs. AN AMAZING ENCOUNTER NEAR WHERE OUR TEAM OPERATED Things were really slow in the ER that day so I thought there would be no harm if after my medical evaluation I told him about my special interest in UFOs. I asked him whether he had ever seen a UFO. His reaction was telling. With a concerned expression on his face, he turned his head from side to side to look around. I imagined that he was checking to see if anyone else besides me might be able might to hear what he was about to say. “Yes I saw a UFO once,” was his answer. I asked him where the sighting had occurred. He replied, “It was at the base.” We were totally alone in the tiny room, the glass sliding door was closed and a curtain allowed us privacy. Despite this, the patient had turned his head and looked around before he dared to the answer my question. I was eager to find out more about his sighting. I mentioned to retired plant engineer that back in the 1990s I had been part of an investigative team that had a number of UFO sightings in the Santa Susana Pass. Our fieldwork site was about a few thousand yards from the DOE base perimeter. This information seemed to set him more at ease. He paused for a few moments and then I guess he decided it was safe to tell me his story. ALARMS WENT OFF IN THE CONTROL ROOM He wasn’t sure of the exact year that it happened. He knew that it was about fifteen years before our interview in 2006. It might have been in 1989 or 1990. He was on duty at the research lab when the alarms went off. It was late afternoon and the monitors indicated that there was a sudden loss of water pressure in the lines that supplied a several of the labs. The facility had been built deep underground into the side of a mountain, but there were many structures on the surface as well. The retired engineer explained that on the top of the base enormous water towers supplied the entire complex. Pipes several feet across ran down from the storage towers along steep hillsides to the various labs. The mountain was composed of loose sedimentary rock, sandstone. Occasionally rockslides damaged one of these pipes. Given the distant history of a partial meltdown in a reactor with the release of plutonium, I surmised that keeping the labs supplied with coolant might be of great importance. The plant engineer told me that a sudden loss of water pressure could only be addressed one way and he knew the drill. He and a co-worker grabbed machetes and a weed-whacker and went outside to check on the status of the water lines. Starting at the water towers, they followed the lines down the steep mountainside looking for a busted pipe. This was not an easy task. It was late afternoon, but it was still very hot outside. The water mains were partially covered with rocks and dirt. Desert plants with sharp nettles were everywhere and to top if off this was rattlesnake country. SABOTAGE! The maintenance engineers moved slowly because the loose sedimentary rock didn’t provide secure footing. Finally as the sun was setting, they found the busted pipe. Water was shooting upwards like a geyser. To their amazement the large conduit had been cleanly cut as if by a power tool! They had expected to see a jagged break in the water line, the kind that might come from simple corrosion or from falling rocks. The engineer stated that there was no doubt in his mind that damage had been done deliberately. It was sabotage! As the engineers inspected the water main, they noted a strange soft humming sound. They looked up and not more than two hundred feet away was a rotating disc hovering close to the ground. It was metallic and about twenty-five feet across. My patient told me that he and his buddy were shocked. They stared at it in amazement. They called security on the radio and explained the situation. They were told, “not to approach the UFO.” The retired engineer stated that getting any closer to the spinning saucer was the last thing he wanted to do. Armed security officers reportedly informed the men that they were coming down to check out the situation. However before they arrived, the saucer departed. I was told that from a hovering mode it pointed one side upwards and then started to climb slowly. After just a few seconds with a roar, the UFO accelerated at a tremendous speed and disappeared into the twilight. The next day government security officials arrived and interviewed him at length. He could not recall what federal agency they said that they were from. Both men were required to make drawings of what they had seen. My patient and his co-worker were sworn to secrecy and were advised not to discuss the event. When my interview with DOE engineer took place, he had been retired from the DOE for over a decade. He told me that his fellow witness had also retired and was living in Las Vegas. My patient said he was certain that his buddy would corroborate his sighting report. I thanked him and made final preparations for him to be admitted to the hospital. DOE WAS LIKELY INVOLVED IN STAR WARS PROJECTS Given the conflict-laden history of our planet’s military with UFOs, one can speculate why a flying saucer might penetrate a high security facility to carry out an act of sabotage. It should be remembered that in 1967, according to USAF missile personnel, over ten nuclear tipped rockets went “off line” (i.e. the missile could not be fired) while a red glowing UFO hovered over the front gate of the launch facility. In 2008 investigator Robert Hastings published the book “UFOs and Nukes.” In this detailed study he documents dozens of similar events from the testimony of service men that witnessed them. The event described to me in 2006 was not an isolated occurrence. It was one of many similar incidents in which UFOs penetrated secure US defense facilities. The DOE lab in the Santa Susana Pass is known to have developed key technology in the US space program. Over four decades ago the space shuttle engines were reportedly tested at the Chatsworth DOE site. One of my patients told me that the rockets’ red glare could be seen across the entire San Fernando Valley when the tests were conducted at the crest of the Santa Susan Pass. The anti-ballistic missile program, rumored to have been developed at the DOE lab, theoretically could have been used to target and destroy flying saucers operating outside of the Earth’s atmosphere. A video taken by a US Space Shuttle mission suggests that this capability was more than just theoretical. In his 1998 book “Confirmation”, author Whitley Strieber analyses the controversial NASA videotape made on space shuttle Discovery during mission STS-48. This video has been featured several times on national television. It displays what appears to be an unidentified flying object maneuvering outside of the Earth’s atmospheric envelope. Suddenly the UFO changes direction and few seconds later something dramatic occurs. What appears to be some sort of particle beam shoots up from below streaking by the exact location where the craft had been before it carried out its evasive maneuver. The incident transpired on September 15, 1991. The Space Shuttle Discovery was flying above Australia, approximately 1500 miles northwest from a secret US military base located at Pine Gap near Alice Springs. Strieber has provided a thorough analysis of the videotape by physicist Dr. Jack Kasher and imaging specialist Dr. Mark Carlotto. Their conclusion was that the prosaic explanation provided by NASA, that the UFO seen in the video was an ice chip, is simply not credible. THE DISCLOSURE PROJECT WAS NOT TAKING NEW WITNESSES AT THAT TIME. In 2006, I thought that the maintenance engineer’s account was of considerable value. I asked him if he would be willing to give public testimony about what he had observed. He told me that since he was retired and no longer worked for DOE, he thought that there should be no problem. I contacted Dan Willis of the Disclosure Project. I offered my help to bring forward what I believed was important new information from a witness that had encountered a UFO in the course of his work for the federal government. Dan informed me however that no new witnesses were being interviewed at that time. I debated whether I could on my own videotape this retired engineer. In 2006, every two weeks I commuted between my ER job in LA and Northern California where my wife resided. Although I knew my patient’s narrative provided dramatic information concerning an act of sabotage allegedly done by a flying saucer, my personal situation didn’t allow me to produce a video of his testimony. I regret not being able to better document what I consider to be an important piece of UFO history. The incident had special significance for me. The flying saucer’s alleged act of sabotage occurred in the Santa Susana Pass approximately two years before our Los Angeles CE-5 team initiated contact work during the summer of 1992. At that time, I was convinced that our fieldwork sightings in the Santa Susana Pass of red orbs, a golden globe, and other anomalous aerial phenomena, were all the results of using the CSETI protocols. The term Dr. Greer used was “primary vectoring.” However, I am now convinced that my assessment was mistaken. We didn’t attract flying saucers to Santa Susana Pass. This is because they had already been there in force for some time. The surveillance that our team experienced from men in civilian clothing with an obvious military bearing were likely triggered by a very reasonable security concern for the safety of the base. In addition, our team was buzzed by two powerful Blackhawk helicopters during a nighttime hike towards Rocky Peak that overlooked the DOE lab. During the five years (1992-1997) of intensive field investigations involving staging HICE/CE5s, we repeatedly found ourselves in UFO hotspots adjacent to military instillations. Why did this happen? Were these merely coincidences, or was the intelligence behind flying saucers using us as part of some kind of larger plan? These are some of the questions I hope to address in further installments of “The Contact Network History Project.” For additional Reports from the Contact Underground, the following links are provided: Staging Human Initiated Contact Events adjacent to a high security research lab involved challenges of surveillance for my team. https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/05/19/did-a-fateful-phone-call-trigger-the-appearance-of-blackhawk-helicopters-during-contact-work/ What if flying saucer intelligences had access to every witness’ full treasure chest of memories? https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/04/18/do-uap-intelligences-have-full-telepathic-access-to-every-witness-storehouse-of-memories/ My human initiated contact team had immediate results when we started fieldwork, but they were not what I expected. https://contactunderground.wordpress.com/2022/10/15/mystery-lights-in-the-santa-susana-pass/ |
2024.05.02 07:37 Maleficent_Captain60 Random people parking in front of landed house?
2024.05.02 02:19 Clay_Bricks Every retiring LEGO set + Store Exclusive (May 2024 update)
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Brickheadz | 40676 | The Phantom Menace | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60436 | City Advent Calendar 2024 | Dec 31, 2024 |
Despicable Me | 30578 | Minions' Jetboard Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43253 | Disney Princess Advent Calendar 2024 | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 42637 | Friends Advent Calendar 2024 | Dec 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 76438 | Harry Potter Advent Calendar 2024 | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 30685 | TIE Interceptor Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Brickheadz | 40675 | Clone Commander Cody | Dec 31, 2025 |
Despicable Me | 75580 | Minions And Banana Car | Dec 31, 2025 |
Despicable Me | 75580 | Minions' Music Party Bus | Dec 31, 2025 |
Despicable Me | 75580 | Brick-Built Gru And Minions | Dec 31, 2025 |
Despicable Me | 75580 | Minions And Gru's Family Mansion | Dec 31, 2025 |
DreamZzz | 71478 | The Never Witch's Midnight Raven | Dec 31, 2025 |
DreamZzz | 71479 | Zoey's Cat Motorcycle | Dec 31, 2025 |
DreamZzz | 71480 | Logan the Mighty Panda | Dec 31, 2025 |
DreamZzz | 71481 | Izzie's Dream Animals | Dec 31, 2025 |
DreamZzz | 71483 | The Never Witch's Nightmare Creatures | Dec 31, 2025 |
DreamZzz | 71484 | Cooper's Robot Dinosaur C-Rex | Dec 31, 2025 |
DreamZzz | 71485 | Mateo and Z-Blob the Knight Battle Mech | Dec 31, 2025 |
DreamZzz | 71486 | Castle Nocturnia | Dec 31, 2025 |
Friends | 42626 | Adventure Camp Water Sports | Dec 31, 2025 |
Friends | 42631 | Adventure Camp Tree House | Dec 31, 2025 |
Mario | 71433 | Goombas' Playground | Dec 31, 2025 |
Mario | 71434 | Soda Jungle Maker Set | Dec 31, 2025 |
Marvel | 76286 | Guardians of the Galaxy: The Milano | Dec 31, 2025 |
Marvel | 76288 | Iron Man & Iron Legion vs. Hydra Soldier | Dec 31, 2025 |
Marvel | 76289 | Thor vs. Surtur Construction Figure | Dec 31, 2025 |
Marvel | 76290 | The Avengers vs. The Leviathan | Dec 31, 2025 |
Marvel | 76291 | The Avengers Assemble: Age of Ultron | Dec 31, 2025 |
Marvel | 76297 | Dancing Groot | Dec 31, 2025 |
Sonic | 76997 | Tails' Adventure Boat | Dec 31, 2025 |
Sonic | 76998 | Knuckles and the Master Emerald Shrine | Dec 31, 2025 |
Sonic | 76999 | Super Sonic vs. Egg Drillster | Dec 31, 2025 |
Speed Champions | 76923 | Lamborghini Lambo V12 Vision GT Super Car | Dec 31, 2025 |
Speed Champions | 76924 | Mercedes-AMG G 63 & Mercedes-AMG SL 63 | Dec 31, 2025 |
Speed Champions | 76925 | Aston Martin Safety Car & AMR23 | Dec 31, 2025 |
Star Wars | 75380 | Mos Espa Podrace Diorama | Dec 31, 2025 |
Star Wars | 75382 | TIE Interceptor | Dec 31, 2025 |
Technic | 42173 | Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut Grey Hypercar | Dec 31, 2025 |
Animal Crossing | 77051 | Fly with Dodo Airlines | Dec 31, 2026 |
Animal Crossing | 77052 | K.K.'s Concert at the Plaza | Dec 31, 2026 |
Art | 31212 | The Milky Way Galaxy | Dec 31, 2026 |
City | 60423 | Downtown Streetcat & Station | Dec 31, 2026 |
Mario | 71439 | Adventures with Interactive LEGO® Mario™ | Dec 31, 2026 |
Mario | 71440 | Adventures with Interactive LEGO® Luigi™ | Dec 31, 2026 |
Mario | 71441 | Adventures with Interactive LEGO® Peach™ | Dec 31, 2026 |
Star Wars | 75381 | Droideka | Dec 31, 2026 |
Technic | 42175 | Volvo FMX Truck & EC230 Electric Excavator | Dec 31, 2026 |
Technic | 42176 | Porsche GT4 e-Performance Race Car | Dec 31, 2026 |
Technic | 42182 | NASA Apollo Lunar Roving Vehicle - LRV | Dec 31, 2026 |
Icons | 10341 | NASA: Artemis Space Launch System | Dec 31, 2027 |
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Miscellaneous | 40573 | Christmas Tree | Dec 31, 2024 | Dec 31, 2025 | +1 year |
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Avatar | 75574 | Toruk Makto & Tree of Souls | Jul 31, 2024 |
Avatar | 75575 | Ilu Discovery | Jul 31, 2024 |
Avatar | 75576 | Skimwing Adventure | Jul 31, 2024 |
Avatar | 75579 | Payakan the Tulkun & Crabsuit | Jul 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43213 | The Little Mermaid Story Book | Jul 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43220 | Peter Pan & Wendy's Storybook Adventure | Jul 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41724 | Paisley's House | Jul 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41744 | Sports Center | Jul 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41754 | Leo's Room | Jul 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 75969 | Hogwarts Astronomy Tower | Jul 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 76388 | Hogsmeade Village Visit | Jul 31, 2024 |
Jurassic | 76957 | Velociraptor Escape (4+) | Jul 31, 2024 |
Mario | 71360 | Adventures with Mario | Jul 31, 2024 |
Mario | 71387 | Adventures with Luigi | Jul 31, 2024 |
Mario | 71395 | Super Mario 64 Question Mark Block | Jul 31, 2024 |
Mario | 71403 | Adventures with Peach | Jul 31, 2024 |
Mario | 71408 | Princess Peach's Castle | Jul 31, 2024 |
Mario | 71419 | Peach's Garden Balloon Ride | Jul 31, 2024 |
Mario | 71420 | Rambi the Rhino | Jul 31, 2024 |
Mario | 71421 | Dixie Kong's Jungle Jam | Jul 31, 2024 |
Mario | 71425 | Diddy Kong's Mine Cart Ride | Jul 31, 2024 |
Minifigures | 66764 | Series 26 Space 6 Pack | Aug 31, 2024 |
Minifigures | 71046 | Series 26 Space | Aug 31, 2024 |
Animal Crossing | 30662 | Maple's Pumpkin Garden (Polybag) | Dec 31, 2024 |
Architecture | 21056 | Taj Mahal | Dec 31, 2024 |
Architecture | 21057 | Singapore | Dec 31, 2024 |
Art | 31209 | The Amazing Spider-Man | Dec 31, 2024 |
Art | 31210 | Modern Art | Dec 31, 2024 |
Batman | 30653 | Batman 1992 Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Batman | 76224 | Batmobile: Batman vs. The Joker Chase | Dec 31, 2024 |
Batman | 76240 | Batmobile Tumbler | Dec 31, 2024 |
Batman | 76252 | Batcave – Shadow Box | Dec 31, 2024 |
Batman | 76259 | Batman Construction Figure | Dec 31, 2024 |
Batman | 76264 | Batmobile Pursuit: Batman vs. The Joker (4+) | Dec 31, 2024 |
Batman | 76265 | Batwing: Batman vs. The Joker | Dec 31, 2024 |
Brickheadz | 40547 | Obi-Wan Kenobi & Darth Vader | Dec 31, 2024 |
Brickheadz | 40615 | Tusken Raider | Dec 31, 2024 |
Brickheadz | 40616 | Harry Potter & Cho Chang | Dec 31, 2024 |
Brickheadz | 40617 | Draco Malfoy & Cedric Diggory | Dec 31, 2024 |
Brickheadz | 40618 | Kingsley Shacklebolt & Nymphadora Tonks | Dec 31, 2024 |
Brickheadz | 40620 | Cruella & Maleficent | Dec 31, 2024 |
Brickheadz | 40621 | Moana & Merida | Dec 31, 2024 |
Brickheadz | 40627 | Sonic the Hedgehog | Dec 31, 2024 |
Brickheadz | 40628 | Miles 'Tails' Prower | Dec 31, 2024 |
Brickheadz | 40630 | Frodo & Gollum | Dec 31, 2024 |
Brickheadz | 40631 | Gandalf the Grey & Balrog | Dec 31, 2024 |
Brickheadz | 40632 | Aragorn & Arwen | Dec 31, 2024 |
Brickheadz | 40672 | Knuckles & Shadow | Dec 31, 2024 |
BrickHeadz | 40676 | The Phantom Menace | Dec 31, 2024 |
Brickheadz | 40677 | Prisoner of Azkaban Figures | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 30663 | Space Hoverbike | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 30664 | Police Off-Road Buggy Car Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60283 | Holiday Camper Van | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60287 | Tractor | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60336 | Freight Train | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60364 | Street Skate Park | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60365 | Apartment Building | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60366 | Ski and Climbing Centre | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60370 | Police Station Chase | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60372 | Police Training Academy | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60375 | Fire Station and Fire Engine | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60376 | Arctic Explorer Snowmobile | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60377 | Explorer Diving Boat | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60378 | Arctic Explorer Truck and Mobile Lab | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60379 | Deep-Sea Explorer Submarine | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60380 | Downtown | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60383 | Electric Sports Car | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60384 | Penguin Slushy Van | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60386 | Recycling Truck | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60387 | 4x4 Off-Roader Adventures | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60388 | Gaming Tournament Truck | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60389 | Custom Car Garage | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60392 | Police Bike Car Chase | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60395 | Combo Race Pack | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60396 | Modified Race Cars | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60397 | Monster Truck Race | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60399 | Race Car (4+) | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60403 | Emergency Ambulance (4+) | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60405 | Emergency Rescue Helicopter | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60410 | Fire Rescue Motorcycle (4+) | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60413 | Fire Rescue Plane | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60417 | Police Speedboat and Crooks' Hideout | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60428 | Space Construction Mech | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60432 | Command Rover and Crane Loader | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60436 | City Advent Calendar 2024 | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60438 | Sailboat | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60439 | Space Science Lab | Dec 31, 2024 |
City | 60441 | Space Explorers Pack | Dec 31, 2024 |
Classic | 10696 | Medium Creative Brick Box | Dec 31, 2024 |
Classic | 10698 | Large Creative Brick Box | Dec 31, 2024 |
Classic | 11013 | Creative Transparent Bricks | Dec 31, 2024 |
Classic | 11017 | Creative Monsters | Dec 31, 2024 |
Classic | 11027 | Creative Neon Fun | Dec 31, 2024 |
Classic | 11028 | Creative Pastel Fun | Dec 31, 2024 |
Classic | 11029 | Creative Party Box | Dec 31, 2024 |
Classic | 11030 | Lots of Bricks | Dec 31, 2024 |
Classic | 11033 | Creative Fantasy Universe | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 30645 | Snowman Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 30666 | Gift Animals Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 30667 | Animal Birthday Party Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 30668 | Easter Bunny with Colourful Eggs Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 30669 | Iconic Red Plane Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 31088 | Deep Sea Creatures | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 31120 | Medieval Castle | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 31124 | Super Robot | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 31125 | Fantasy Forest Creatures | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 31126 | Supersonic-jet | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 31133 | White Rabbit | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 31135 | Vintage Motorcycle | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 31138 | Beach Camper Van | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 31141 | Main Street | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 31143 | Birdhouse | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 31144 | Exotic Pink Parrot | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 40651 | Australia Postcard | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 40654 | Beijing Postcard | Dec 31, 2024 |
Creator | 66783 | Colourful Animals Play Pack | Dec 31, 2024 |
Despicable Me | 30578 | Minions' Jetboard Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 30661 | Asha's Welcome Booth Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 30671 | Aurora's Forest Playground Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 40613 | Mini Disney Palace of Agrabah | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43205 | Ultimate Adventure Castle | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43206 | Cinderella and Prince Charming's Castle | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43210 | Moana's Wayfinding Boat | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43211 | Aurora's Castle | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43214 | Twirling Rapunzel | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43215 | The Enchanted Treehouse | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43216 | Princess Enchanted Journey | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43218 | Anna and Elsa's Magical Carousel | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43219 | Disney Princess Creative Castles | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43221 | 100 Years of Disney Animation Icons | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43223 | Asha in the City of Rosas | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43224 | King Magnifico's Castle | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43225 | The Little Mermaid Royal Clamshell | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43226 | Disney Duos | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43227 | Villain Icons | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43229 | Ariel's Treasure Chest | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43231 | Asha's Cottage | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43232 | Peter Pan & Wendy's Flight over London | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43234 | Elsa's Frozen Treats | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43239 | Mirabel's Photo Frame and Jewelry Box | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43241 | Rapunzel's Tower & The Snuggly Duckling | Dec 31, 2024 |
Disney | 43253 | Disney Princess Advent Calendar 2024 | Dec 31, 2024 |
DreamZzz | 30636 | Z-Blob and Bunchu Spider Escape Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
DreamZzz | 40657 | Dream Village | Dec 31, 2024 |
DreamZzz | 71453 | Izzie and Bunchu the Bunny | Dec 31, 2024 |
DreamZzz | 71454 | Mateo and Z-Blob the Robot | Dec 31, 2024 |
DreamZzz | 71455 | Grimkeeper the Cage Monster | Dec 31, 2024 |
DreamZzz | 71456 | Mrs. Castillo's Turtle Van | Dec 31, 2024 |
DreamZzz | 71457 | Pegasus Flying Horse | Dec 31, 2024 |
DreamZzz | 71458 | Crocodile Car | Dec 31, 2024 |
DreamZzz | 71459 | Stable of Dream Creatures | Dec 31, 2024 |
DreamZzz | 71460 | Mr. Oz's Spacebus | Dec 31, 2024 |
DreamZzz | 71461 | Fantastical Tree House | Dec 31, 2024 |
DreamZzz | 71469 | Nightmare Shark Ship | Dec 31, 2024 |
DreamZzz | 71471 | Mateo's Off-Road Car | Dec 31, 2024 |
DreamZzz | 71472 | Izzie's Narwhal Hot-Air Balloon | Dec 31, 2024 |
DreamZzz | 71476 | Zoey and Zian the Cat-Owl | Dec 31, 2024 |
DreamZzz | 71477 | The Sandman's Tower | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10412 | Animal Train | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10872 | Train Bridge and Tracks | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10874 | Steam Train | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10875 | Cargo Train | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10882 | Train Tracks | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10909 | Heart Box | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10935 | Alphabet Town | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10959 | Police Station & Helicopter | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10970 | Fire Station & Helicopter | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10971 | Wild Animals of Africa | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10975 | Wild Animals of the World | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10980 | DUPLO Green Building Plate | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10981 | Growing Carrot | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10982 | Fruit and Vegetable Tractor | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10983 | Organic Market | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10984 | Organic Garden | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10985 | Wind Turbine and Electric Car | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10986 | Family House on Wheels | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10987 | Recycling Truck | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10988 | The Bus Ride | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10989 | Water Park | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10990 | Construction Site | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10991 | Dream Playground | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10992 | Life at the Day-Care Center | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10995 | Spider-Man's House | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10996 | Lightning McQueen & Mater's Car Wash Fun | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10997 | Camping Adventure | Dec 31, 2024 |
Duplo | 10998 | 3-in-1 Magical Castle | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 30635 | Beach Cleanup Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 30658 | Mobile Music Trailer Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 30659 | Flower Garden Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41725 | Beach Buggy Fun | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41727 | Dog Rescue Centre | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41728 | Heartlake Downtown Diner | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41730 | Autumn's House | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41731 | Heartlake International School | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41734 | Sea Rescue Boat | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41735 | Mobile Tiny House | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41736 | Sea Rescue Center | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41737 | Beach Adventure Park | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41738 | Dog Rescue Bike | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41739 | Liann's Room | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41740 | Aliya's Room | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41745 | Autumn's Stable | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41746 | Riding School | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41747 | Heartlake City Community Kitchen | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41749 | News Van | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41752 | Sea Rescue Aircraft | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41753 | Pancake Shop | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41755 | Nova's Room | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41756 | Holiday Ski Slope and Café | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41757 | Botanical Garden | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41759 | Heartlake City Bus | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 41760 | Igloo Holiday Adventure | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 42601 | Hamster Playground | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 42605 | Mars Space Base and Rocket | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 42607 | Autumn's Baby Cow Shed | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 42608 | Tiny Accessories Store | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 42609 | Electric Car And Charger | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 42612 | Cat Playground Adventure | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 42613 | Heartlake City Hospital Ambulance | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 42615 | Pet Adoption Day | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 42616 | Heartlake City Music Talent Show | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 42617 | Farm Animal Sanctuary | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 42619 | Pop Star Music Tour Bus | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 42632 | Farm Animal Vet Clinic (4+) | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 42633 | Hot Dog Food Truck | Dec 31, 2024 |
Friends | 42637 | Friends Advent Calendar 2024 | Dec 31, 2024 |
Gabby's Dollhouse | 10785 | Bakey with Cakey Fun | Dec 31, 2024 |
Gabby's Dollhouse | 10786 | Gabby & MerCat's Ship & Spa | Dec 31, 2024 |
Gabby's Dollhouse | 10787 | Kitty Fairy's Garden Party | Dec 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 30677 | Draco in the Forbidden Forest Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 76389 | Hogwarts Chamber of Secrets | Dec 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 76402 | Hogwarts: Dumbledore's Office | Dec 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 76405 | Hogwarts Express - Collectors' Edition | Dec 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 76407 | The Shrieking Shack & Whomping Willow | Dec 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 76413 | Hogwarts: Room of Requirement | Dec 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 76414 | Expecto Patronum | Dec 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 76415 | The Battle of Hogwarts | Dec 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 76416 | Quidditch Trunk | Dec 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 76420 | Triwizard Tournament: The Black Lake | Dec 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 76422 | Diagon Alley: Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes | Dec 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 76423 | Hogwarts Express & Hogsmeade Station | Dec 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 76424 | Flying Ford Anglia | Dec 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 76432 | Forbidden Forest: Magical Creatures | Dec 31, 2024 |
Harry Potter | 76438 | Harry Potter Advent Calendar 2024 | Dec 31, 2024 |
Icons | 10274 | Ghostbusters ECTO-1 | Dec 31, 2024 |
Icons | 10283 | NASA Space Shuttle Discovery | Dec 31, 2024 |
Icons | 10303 | Loop Coaster | Dec 31, 2024 |
Icons | 10304 | Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 1969 | Dec 31, 2024 |
Icons | 10306 | Atari 2600 | Dec 31, 2024 |
Icons | 10308 | Holiday Main Street | Dec 31, 2024 |
Icons | 10320 | Eldorado Fortress | Dec 31, 2024 |
Icons | 10321 | Corvette | Dec 31, 2024 |
Icons | 40634 | Icons of Play | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ideas | 21318 | Tree House | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ideas | 21327 | Typewriter | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ideas | 21331 | Sonic the Hedgehog - Green Hill Zone | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ideas | 21332 | The Globe | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ideas | 21334 | Jazz Quartet | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ideas | 21338 | A-Frame Cabin | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ideas | 21339 | BTS Dynamite | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ideas | 21340 | Tales of the Space Age | Dec 31, 2024 |
Indiana Jones | 77012 | Fighter Plane Chase | Dec 31, 2024 |
Indiana Jones | 77013 | Escape from the Lost Tomb | Dec 31, 2024 |
Indiana Jones | 77015 | Temple of the Golden Idol | Dec 31, 2024 |
Jurassic | 76944 | T. rex Dinosaur Breakout (4+) | Dec 31, 2024 |
Jurassic | 76946 | Blue & Beta Velociraptor Capture | Dec 31, 2024 |
Jurassic | 76949 | Giganotosaurus & Therizinosaurus Attack | Dec 31, 2024 |
Jurassic | 76951 | Pyroraptor & Dilophosaurus Transport | Dec 31, 2024 |
Jurassic | 76958 | Dilophosaurus Ambush | Dec 31, 2024 |
Jurassic | 76959 | Triceratops Research | Dec 31, 2024 |
Jurassic | 76960 | Brachiosaurus Discovery | Dec 31, 2024 |
Jurassic | 76961 | Visitor Centre: T. rex & Raptor Attack | Dec 31, 2024 |
Mario | 71374 | Nintendo Entertainment System | Dec 31, 2024 |
Mario | 71422 | Picnic at Mario's House | Dec 31, 2024 |
Mario | 71423 | Dry Bowser Castle Battle | Dec 31, 2024 |
Mario | 71424 | Donkey Kong's Tree House | Dec 31, 2024 |
Mario | 71427 | Larry's and Morton's Airships | Dec 31, 2024 |
Mario | 71428 | Yoshis' Egg-cellent Forest | Dec 31, 2024 |
Mario | 71429 | Nabbit at Toad's Shop | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 10791 | Team Spidey's Mobile Headquarters (4+) | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 10792 | Drill Spinner Vehicle (4+) | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 10793 | Spidey vs. Green Goblin (4+) | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 30769 | Venom Street Bike (Polybag) | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76210 | Hulkbuster | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76217 | I am Groot | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76218 | Sanctum Sanctorum | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76226 | Spider-Man Figure | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76232 | The Hoopty | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76241 | Hulk Mech Armor | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76243 | Rocket Mech Armor | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76244 | Miles Morales vs. Morbius | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76245 | Ghost Rider Mech & Bike | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76247 | The Hulkbuster: The Battle of Wakanda | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76248 | The Avengers Quinjet | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76249 | Venomised Groot | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76251 | Star-Lord's Helmet | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76254 | Baby Rocket's Ship | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76256 | Ant-Man Construction Figure | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76257 | Wolverine Construction Figure | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76258 | Captain America Construction Figure | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76260 | Black Widow & Captain America Motorcycles | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76262 | Captain America's Shield | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76263 | Iron Man Hulkbuster vs. Thanos (4+) | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76266 | Endgame Final Battle | Dec 31, 2024 |
Marvel | 76275 | Motorcycle Chase: Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock | Dec 31, 2024 |
Minecraft | 21166 | The 'Abandoned' Mine | Dec 31, 2024 |
Minecraft | 21178 | The Fox Lodge | Dec 31, 2024 |
Minecraft | 21179 | The Mushroom House | Dec 31, 2024 |
Minecraft | 21189 | The Skeleton Dungeon | Dec 31, 2024 |
Minecraft | 21240 | The Swamp Adventure | Dec 31, 2024 |
Minecraft | 21241 | The Bee Cottage | Dec 31, 2024 |
Minecraft | 21242 | The End Arena | Dec 31, 2024 |
Minecraft | 21243 | The Frozen Peaks | Dec 31, 2024 |
Minecraft | 21244 | The Sword Outpost | Dec 31, 2024 |
Minecraft | 21245 | The Panda Haven | Dec 31, 2024 |
Minecraft | 21246 | The Deep Dark Battle | Dec 31, 2024 |
Minecraft | 21247 | The Axolotl House | Dec 31, 2024 |
Minecraft | 21248 | The Pumpkin Farm | Dec 31, 2024 |
Minecraft | 21250 | The Iron Golem Fortress | Dec 31, 2024 |
Minecraft | 21253 | The Animal Sanctuary | Dec 31, 2024 |
Minecraft | 21257 | The Devourer Showdown | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 40296 | LEGO House Build Your Meal Brick Bag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 40297 | LEGO House 6 DUPLO Bricks | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 40347 | LEGOLAND Driving School | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 40429 | Ninjago World | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 40505 | LEGO Building Systems | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 40534 | LEGO House Chef | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 40556 | Mythica | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 40574 | LEGO Brand Store | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 40639 | Bird's Nest | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 40640 | LEGO Nutcracker | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 40641 | Birthday Cake | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 40642 | Gingerbread Ornaments | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 40643 | Jade Rabbit | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 40644 | Pinata | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 40714 | Carousel Ride | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 40715 | Alien Pack | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 40716 | Alien Planet Habitat | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 80112 | Auspicious Dragon | Dec 31, 2024 |
Miscellaneous | 80113 | Family Reunion Celebration | Dec 31, 2024 |
Monkie Kid | 80036 | The City of Lanterns | Dec 31, 2024 |
Monkie Kid | 80041 | Mei's Dragon Jet | Dec 31, 2024 |
Monkie Kid | 80043 | Yellow Tusk Elephant | Dec 31, 2024 |
Monkie Kid | 80044 | Monkie Kid's Team Hideout | Dec 31, 2024 |
Monkie Kid | 80046 | Monkie Kid's Cloud Airship | Dec 31, 2024 |
Monkie Kid | 80047 | Mei's Guardian Dragon | Dec 31, 2024 |
Monkie Kid | 80048 | The Mighty Azure Lion | Dec 31, 2024 |
Monkie Kid | 80049 | Dragon of the East Palace | Dec 31, 2024 |
Monkie Kid | 80050 | Creative Vehicles | Dec 31, 2024 |
Monkie Kid | 80053 | Mei's Dragon Mech | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 30650 | Kai and Rapton's Temple Battle Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 30674 | Zane's Dragon Power Vehicles Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71741 | NINJAGO City Gardens | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71782 | Cole's Earth Dragon EVO | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71783 | Kai's Mech Rider EVO | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71784 | Jay's Lightning Jet EVO | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71785 | Jay's Titan Mech | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71786 | Zane's Ice Dragon Creature | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71787 | Creative Ninja Brick Box | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71788 | Lloyd's Ninja Street Bike (4+) | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71789 | Kai and Ras's Car and Bike Battle (4+) | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71790 | Imperium Dragon Hunter Hound | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71791 | Zane's Dragon Power Spinjitzu Race Car | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71792 | Sora's Transforming Mech Bike Racer | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71793 | Heatwave Transforming Lava Dragon | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71794 | Lloyd and Arin's Ninja Team Mechs | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71795 | Temple of the Dragon Energy Cores | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71796 | Elemental Dragon vs. The Empress Mech | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71797 | Destiny's Bounty - Race Against Time | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71798 | Nya and Arin's Baby Dragon Battle (4+) | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71800 | Nya's Water Dragon EVO | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71801 | Kai's Rising Dragon Strike | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71802 | Nya's Rising Dragon Strike | Dec 31, 2024 |
Ninjago | 71803 | Arin's Rising Dragon Strike | Dec 31, 2024 |
Sonic | 30676 | Kiki's Coconut Attack Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Sonic | 76990 | Sonic's Speed Sphere Challenge | Dec 31, 2024 |
Sonic | 76991 | Tails' Workshop and Tornado Plane | Dec 31, 2024 |
Sonic | 76992 | Amy's Animal Rescue Island | Dec 31, 2024 |
Sonic | 76993 | Sonic vs. Dr. Eggman's Death Egg Robot | Dec 31, 2024 |
Sonic | 76994 | Sonic's Green Hill Zone Loop Challenge | Dec 31, 2024 |
Speed Champions | 30683 | McLaren Formula 1 Car Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Speed Champions | 76906 | 1970 Ferrari 512 M | Dec 31, 2024 |
Speed Champions | 76907 | Lotus Evija | Dec 31, 2024 |
Speed Champions | 76908 | Lamborghini Countach | Dec 31, 2024 |
Speed Champions | 76909 | Mercedes-AMG F1 W12 E Performance & Mercedes-AMG Project One | Dec 31, 2024 |
Speed Champions | 76914 | Ferrari 812 Competizione | Dec 31, 2024 |
Speed Champions | 76915 | Pagani Utopia | Dec 31, 2024 |
Speed Champions | 76916 | Porsche 963 | Dec 31, 2024 |
Speed Champions | 76917 | 2 Fast 2 Furious Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34) | Dec 31, 2024 |
Speed Champions | 76918 | McLaren Solus GT & McLaren F1 LM | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 30680 | AAT Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 30685 | TIE Interceptor Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75257 | Millennium Falcon | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75290 | Mos Eisley Cantina | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75304 | Darth Vader Helmet | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75308 | R2-D2 | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75313 | AT-AT | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75333 | Obi-Wan Kenobi's Jedi Starfighter | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75341 | Luke Skywalker's Landspeeder | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75344 | Boba Fett's Starship Microfighter | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75345 | 501st Clone Troopers Battle Pack | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75346 | Pirate Snub Fighter | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75347 | TIE Bomber | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75348 | Mandalorian Fang Fighter vs TIE Interceptor | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75350 | Clone Commander Cody Helmet | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75351 | Princess Leia (Boushh) Helmet | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75352 | Emperor's Throne Room Diorama | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75353 | Endor Speeder Chase Diorama | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75354 | Coruscant Guard Gunship | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75356 | Executor Super Star Destroyer | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75357 | Ghost & Phantom II | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75358 | Tenoo Jedi Temple (4+) | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75359 | 332nd Ahsoka's Clone Trooper Battle Pack | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75360 | Yoda's Jedi Starfighter | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75361 | Spider Tank | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75363 | The Mandalorian N-1 Starfighter Microfighter | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75364 | New Republic E-wing vs. Shin Hati's Starfighter | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75365 | Yavin 4 Rebel Base | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75368 | Darth Vader Mech | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75369 | Boba Fett Mech | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75370 | Stormtrooper Mech | Dec 31, 2024 |
Star Wars | 75371 | Chewbacca | Dec 31, 2024 |
Technic | 30682 | NASA Mars Rover Perseverance Polybag | Dec 31, 2024 |
Technic | 42096 | Porsche 911 RS | Dec 31, 2024 |
Technic | 42136 | John Deere 9620R 4WD Tractor | Dec 31, 2024 |
Technic | 42138 | Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 | Dec 31, 2024 |
Technic | 42145 | Airbus H175 Rescue Helicopter | Dec 31, 2024 |
Technic | 42147 | Dump Truck | Dec 31, 2024 |
Technic | 42148 | Snow Groomer | Dec 31, 2024 |
Technic | 42149 | Monster Jam Dragon | Dec 31, 2024 |
Technic | 42150 | Monster Jam Monster Mutt Dalmatian | Dec 31, 2024 |
Technic | 42152 | Firefighter Aircraft | Dec 31, 2024 |
Technic | 42153 | NASCAR Next Gen Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 | Dec 31, 2024 |
Technic | 42155 | The Batman - Batcycle | Dec 31, 2024 |
Technic | 42157 | John Deere 948L-II Skidder | Dec 31, 2024 |
Technic | 42162 | Bugatti Bolide Agile Blue | Dec 31, 2024 |
2024.04.30 21:21 Wooleyty I was forced to stay at my deceased Grandparents house. I forgot what lived there.
2024.04.30 15:02 FelicitySmoak_ Tuesday, April 30, 2013 - Jackson v. AEG Live Day 2
TRIGGER WARNING : Today's post deals with some dark subject matter. It goes into details of Michael's death & the crime scene that was his bedroom submitted by FelicitySmoak_ to WhereWasMJToday [link] [comments] Trial Day 2 Katherine Jackson & Randy Jackson attend Court first addressed notes from 2 alternate jurors about availability. One alternate juror has a funeral to attend tomorrow and one alternate jury is moving out of state. The court will only be 1 hour tomorrow (end at 11:00) to accommodate the juror attending a funeral. The juror moving out of state will stay on the jury panel for now AEG asked to exclude Randy Jackson from the courtroom because he is listed as a witness. AEG attorney argued that there was "a risk in allowing any of them in the courtroom". Jackson lawyer said Randy Jackson is supporting Katherine Jackson in the courtroom and should stay. Jackson lawyer said Katherine needs one son or daughter to sit with her Randy & Katherine Jackson The judge ordered that only one of Michael's brothers and sisters can come to court to watch the testimony at a time & then only if Katherine is present Judge said: "One is enough. He (Randy Jackson) can remain but you cannot have five in the courtroom. Witnesses who aren't parties generally aren't allowed to listen to testimony"Judge also told attorneys they have to tell her which witnesses are coming up, and how long their testimony is expected to last LAFD paramedic Richard Senneff (who testified during Murray trial) is the first called to the stand Richard Senneff Katherine and Randy Jackson left the courtroom when Senneff began testifying Senneff starts his testimony by telling the jurors what he does as a paramedic and explained the different machines in a rescue ambulance Senneff is wearing his dress uniform, which he tells jury is for "special occasions" Several jurors, audience members, laugh. Jackson's lawyer Panish asks: "Have you ever rescued any cats in trees?"Senneff also shared the ironic story of the next emergency he responded to after leaving MJ at the UCLA.His ambulance was called to a west Los Angeles apartment to help an elderly Russian woman."When she heard the news on TV that Michael Jackson had died, she fainted," he said. She suffered a minor head injury in her fall."She was just deeply emotional when we took her to the hospital," Senneff said. Timeline of paramedics' response, PT :
Senneff testified Station 71 in Bel-Air had received the emergency call at 12:22 p.m. and he arrived at MJ's home three minutes later. The ambulance and a fire engine that responded were waved through the gates and parked in front of the house Once in the house, Senneff said, he was "galloping" up the stairs. Senneff says he was the first paramedic inside MJ's room Senneff saw Murray near the nightstand with a security guard, and MJ lying on the bed. Senneff: "He was leaning over the patient, patient laying on the bed, Murray standing there and they were moving the patient to the floor"Senneff said he noticed oxygen tanks, an IV pole and an IV bag in the room, along with Dr. Conrad Murray, who he said told him that he was a cardiologist. Senneff told the panel he found an IV pole, oxygen tanks and a nightstand with several medicine bottles on the nightstand. "Even in Bel-Air it's unusual to have the personal physician at the house", Senneff testified.Senneff testified MJ's body was pale and so underweight his ribs were showing Senneff said "The patient appeared to be chronically ill to me. He was very pale and underweight. I thought perhaps this was a hospice patient"Because of what he saw, Senneff asked Murray if MJ had a 'do not resuscitate' order. "Dr. Murray loked at me blankly at first," Senneff testified. Then the doctor said, "No, no, this just happened"Senneff said Murray was "frantic" "He was pale, he was sweating, he was very busy," Senneff said of MurraySenneff said Murray told him he was treating the patient for dehydration and exhaustion and said Jackson was not taking any medication. Senneff testified that Murray never told him about Propofol Senneff: "I asked what his underlying condition was.... the doctor said nothing, that he was just treating him for dehydration & exhaustion"Senneff asked what kind of medication patient was taking. Senneff said that according to Dr. Murray, "he was not" (taking any medication) When he asked Murray when the emergency had happened, he said Murray told him: "Just this minute. Right when I called you"Senneff said when he moved MJ, he felt he did not have a pulse. His pupils were fixed and dilated, eyes were quite dried But when Senneff checked Jackson, he said he could find no pulse. He testified that his eyes were dilated and dry, his skin cool & his lips a faint blue tint - a sign the singer had been dead as long as an hour. Senneff said MJ's chest was pale white, his hands and feet turned blue from not getting enough ventilation/oxygen. MJ's blue hands, feet and lips, and the singer's dry eyes all signaled to Senneff that MJ was dead and hadn't been breathing for a long time Senneff: "When I picked him up and moved him, he was cool to the touch. I would say less than an hour... Body doesn't get cold that fast"Senneff said he contacted UCLA hospital. He also said Dr. Murray then indicated he gave MJ a little bit of lorazepam to help him sleep Senneff: "I notified the hospital and was told to continue resuscitation efforts"Senneff testified a paramedic was using the ambu bag to breath for the patient, another connecting the EKG machine and was giving him drugs. As for Dr. Murray, he was trying to help the best he could, Senneff said, and that the doctor "was looking for things in the box" Senneff: "Dr Murray reached in our box, he gave additional injection of epinephrine"Senneff testified Murray said he felt femoral artery pulse. However, Senneff said no one else, other than Murray, was able to find a pulse. MJ's condition hadn't changed on the way to the hospital Senneff "The hospital asked me about calling (time of death). Murray said 'no' "Murray looked like "a deer in the headlights" when paramedic Seneff went back into MJ's room to gather his equipment . Senneff: "Murray had a white plastic bag in one hand. When I came to the door he froze, he was actually surprised to see me (in MJ's room)"Senneff testified Murray rode in the ambulance together. He was standing in the ambulance, holding the top rail, talking on the cell phone It was chaotic outside the house, very difficult to get out. People trying to take pictures, unbelievable amount of commotion. Senneff was shown a picture of MJ inside the ambulance and confirmed it was legit Upon arrival at UCLA, Senneff explained to the ER doctor what he had done, like a quick recap, no changes in patient's status. Senneff said initially he was not able to identify the patient, but as it progressed someone said his name was MJ. Senneff: "Once someone said his name, I looked at the patient's face and saw it was Michael Jackson"Senneff said he let Murray go through his medical bag since what he was doing was reasonable Senneff testified it is not unusual for family members, people around the patient to not know whether they are taking drugs Cahan went through the emergency medical service report again. It asks the weight of the patient, Senneff estimated 150lbs, 5'9-ish. Senneff answers 120 calls per month average. He said he got very good at estimating people's weight When Senneff asked Murray about MJ's underlying condition: "He said nothing, nothing, I'm just treating him for dehydration, exhaustion"AEG's lawyer asked Senneff about his knowledge of propofol. Senneff told her that he knew propofol was a general anesthesia, but had never seen it used. As to Propofol, Senneff said all he knew it was an anesthetic used in surgeries. He learned through the media that was MJ's cause of death Senneff told he did not see Dr. Murray actually performing CPR Senneff said the American Heart Association indicates CPR is performed on a bed it's less desirable. One must place patient on hard surface. Panish said Dr. Murray performed CPR with Michael Jackson on the bed: "That's not how you're supposed to do it," Senneff opined Panish asked Senneff whether he thought Conrad Murray was competent to perform CPR. Senneff said he didn't believe so As to Dr. Murray, Senneff said: "I did not believe he was telling me the full story at the time"Senneff agreed that it is expected that a competent, fit physician be able to revive a patient in respiratory arrest LAPD Detective Orlando Martinez testified next. He started by explaining his training and background. Martinez learned from his lieutenant that Michael Jackson was the victim. He went to UCLA to begin his investigation Martinez said he saw Frank Dileo and Randy Phillips at the hospital as well as Katherine, Randy Jackson & MJ's kids Jackson's lawyer Panish: Were you able to speak with Dr. Murray at the UCLA?At the hospital, LAPD officers decided to fly MJ's body to the coroner's officer so that the transport wouldn't become a spectacle Martinez then went to MJ's house at Carolwood. Martinez photographed the scene . Lots of photographs were shown to the jurors. Martinez explained the photographs to the jurors. He also mentioned that police made three separate trips to MJ's home to collect evidence Martinez didn't search Murray's vehicle because he wanted a search warrant. Martinez didn't leave Murray's car at the residence, wanted a reason for the doc to go talk to him. Car was impounded to a police yard Inside the BMW, which was registered to Murray's sister in Texas, he found a contract between AEG Live and Murray saying he would be paid $150,000 a month to work as Jackson's doctor, along with AEG Live President Randy Phillips' business card and cell phone number, he said. In Murray's car:
"He was not being honest and forthright", Martinez testifiedMartinez had already interviewed Dr. Murray prior to the car's search. He attempted to interview him again, but doc wasn't talking anymore. Martinez said he was looking for a motive for MJ's death, and the contract could be an important financial aspect to investigate Seeing pictures of MJ's room, Martinez said he saw IV bag, pill bottles, vials, ambu bag. "It looked like the room had been cleaned up," he said. Martinez: "Things had been removed from the room prior to police's arrival."He took several pictures to document the scene. Martinez says he learned from Dr. Murray that there were 3 bags total of medicine in the closet. He went back to the house to retrieve them. Martinez took fingerprints off the bags and found Dr. Murray's prints on the bottles (Jurors were shown several pictures of evidence collected and crime scene photos) Det. Orlando Martinez at first concluded that the cause was accidental or natural. Martinez said at that time the investigation was leading to natural or accidental death, no real signs of foul play, but it was odd The searches led Martinez to conclude that Murray's financial condition was "severely distressed" Panish: "Is there any question in your mind that Dr. Murray was in dire financial straits"Martinez said that led him to believe Murray's actions were motivated by the $150,000 a month he expected to be paid by AEG "Focusing on the financial aspect may have been important for Dr. Murray's willingness to disregard his Hippocratic Oath for financial gain," he testifiedMartinez said what he learned about Murray's financial troubles led him to opine that: "He may break the rules, bend the rules, do whatever he needed to do to get paid," Martinez said. "It might solve his money problems"Court Transcript Randy Jackson arriving https://preview.redd.it/zv7f9qu5ogxc1.jpg?width=444&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c0d768f96b3c29293de0af14346ab44ad1f4a713 https://preview.redd.it/z55xyou5ogxc1.jpg?width=398&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=80270dc5ad80ca37cae1bdfdbbe1592c866e328a https://preview.redd.it/dwtfmqu5ogxc1.jpg?width=390&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d895dbcdcff22a3de3726624284d4b566a99135c https://preview.redd.it/tsqkzou5ogxc1.jpg?width=612&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=48152023e7e4fcd66452ca0c008212b021e62c88 https://preview.redd.it/lkcrapu5ogxc1.jpg?width=612&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=340850fc1957b2cfa9d3f64ece76ec8a3016a1e5 https://preview.redd.it/ex8eapu5ogxc1.jpg?width=612&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b99aa7eb0fd08b634f09e12b9f11620fb795b246 https://preview.redd.it/otp7qqu5ogxc1.jpg?width=376&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1429fb2049a45974dca4ff7f24ccbd505688c78a https://preview.redd.it/kcjqipu5ogxc1.jpg?width=612&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0cdfcfe68539b5e55a8109ee5fcde833d1739050 https://preview.redd.it/jfobipu5ogxc1.jpg?width=416&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bf8eeba0a092e5691d0721fc7b1a11985154608f https://preview.redd.it/gmihbru5ogxc1.jpg?width=385&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3e4ecf120d144c64c505252cbfee6163e2dc47b3 https://preview.redd.it/scxxmqu5ogxc1.jpg?width=612&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bb9abd3d6c8448647cccd5a7cb69ecfff13c0d02 |