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Crypto, acoustic, auditory, non
hallucination study day four.

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This is Dr Janet Herman. The
date is June 22 1967

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I am reporting from laboratory
two. I will be meeting with

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these subjects all day.

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This will be the fourth attempt
at recording what these subjects

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can hear. The last attempts were
not successful.

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The information given by each
subject has been fascinating.

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I am convinced that none of
these subjects are experiencing

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any kind of mental episode when
cooperating with this study,

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although none of these subjects
have described hearing the same

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transitory sounds, there have
been similarities.

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I will be meeting with Dr Harold
mckinnor on June 26 to discuss

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time and space travel.

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He has shown interest in my
theory, and believes he can help

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understand the events
experienced by every

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participant.

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Dennis has recalibrated the
recording machine. He believes

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that there was a problem
catching the transitory sounds

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due to a phasing issue.

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He has also replaced the
transitors in the two

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microphones and reversed the
polarity for this session.

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Our plan is to send all of the
tape reels to Halifax audio

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systems at the end of the week
for inspection, should this

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session fail,

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the university is fighting me on
my budget, so this operation may

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have to come from Our own funds.
It is now 9:17am

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Wendy F

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there are two voices speaking in
unknown language. I believe they

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are women.

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They are playing their music too
loud, and I don't like it

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Sounds like An electric abacus.

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Okay, what?

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Me.

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Charles S

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a dance recital,

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a wooden stage. I think that
this person is dancing on her

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hands.

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You

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Thank.

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You

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You

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You

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You

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Danny W

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I hear a mathematician writing
on a chalkboard. The numbers are

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like ours, but the equation
lasts forever. I heard this

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eight times in the past week,
and he was still writing.

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I never heard a repeated Number.
I

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You

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You

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Cynthia C I have never seen a
child build a television, but I

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am certain that this is What I
am Hearing

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you

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you

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Frederick Kay,

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there is something very wrong
with this plane.

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Perhaps it's the pilot. You
Thank.

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You

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Esther B,

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A hummingbird in Slow motion,
certainly made of Metal.

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What

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blue. D I hear snakes that might
be electric, like those eels

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they got in the South. There's
no water

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I know, because I'm afraid of
Water. You

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You

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you

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a,

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Mickey B,

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people are exhaling, but not
breathing in.

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They do not sound well.

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They are surrounded by a fog,
and then a ray of light breaks

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through and they leave you.

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I

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Hey,

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you.