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Dear Art and Keith;
I had
the pleasure of meeting you, Ramona, and Whitley at
your New York book signing, where we chatted briefly
about the strong following of listeners you have in
the law enforcement community, listening as we work
the late shift.
Having been an avid listener and reader of artbell.com
for a number of years, I was made aware of the
phenomena whereby unexplained bubble-like spheres have
been photographed, particularly at locations where
people have lost their lives. I never suspected that I would
be submitting photos of my own for your consideration
and analysis. I must admit, I have been struggling
with whether or not to release these photos on the
net, given the sensitivity of the subject matter; the
nature of the ongoing tragedy, and finally whether or
not to reveal publicly my own personal belief systems
in the face of the grim undertaking I am currently
involved with. It is my hope that these photos may be
a source of comfort to those with loved ones lost and
other 'believers', that these photos may be proof of
the lost souls rising up from the Earth plain to a
higher level.
Photos are here.
Just past midnight this past Wednesday night, I
transported 4 police officers from our department on
Long Island into the scene at the WTC in order to
relieve another crew of officers who had been working
on the rescue mission since noon. Being their
commanding officer, I wanted to view the entire scene
to better understand the work they were performing and
to provide them with whatever additional resources
they may have needed. I toured the area in total
disbelief; the surreal scene of this great landmark
which I had visited since I was a small child being
reduced to a pile of rubble was quite overwhelming.
On our way back to our vehicles, the sergeant I was
with snapped the photo of me (the shot with the
remains of the jagged stainless steel facade in the
backround), and I in turn snapped the image of him,
facing in the opposite direction (the picture with
rubble in the backround). The pictures were taken
using an Olympus digital camera with flash.
It was not until yesterday that I had the time to
download the images. What I have attached to this
email are the untouched originals taken that day and
night (the daytime image showing the wreckage of the
Hilton hotel was taken by one of the officers
Wednesday afternoon.)
In short, I was shocked all over again when I saw the
round shimmering bubble-like objects in the two
nighttime images. The harder I looked, the more
spheres I saw. (try printing these jpgs for greater clarity of the spheres)
I instantly recalled similar
images from the Art Bell program; pictures taken at
accident scenes. If you consider that it was likely
that there were 5000 or more dead or dying people
laying just beneath our feet, those who share similar
beliefs as I do will perhaps conclude (as I have) that
the souls of the dead were rising up from the scene,
and that energy was somehow captured by the flash and
stored as the image. I believe the flash is somehow
the key to capturing these images which the naked eye
can not see; the daytime picture of the hotel was
taken in the same area (where hundreds of buried
people were undoubtedly dying at the time), though no
such spheres are visible. Perhaps it is because these
entities are vibrating at a higher frequency than
visible daylight, which can only be captured using a
high-speed flash? Close inspection of these images
shows several of these objects hovering throughout the
scene, all of varying brightness and sizes, the
brightest of which appears to have latched onto my
waistband (this discovery was especially chilling to
me). Could the smaller objects indicate a younger or
less-evolved soul? Your input and analysis of this
subject matter is most welcome. I am a believer,
though always somewhat skeptical of pictures which are
posted on the net. These I know are real because I
was present when they were taken, and there was never
an opportunitty for anyone to manipulate the images.
And just for the record, there was no building debris
floating by in the air that night; no water or mist,
and to be sure, there were no soap bubbles floating
by.
I'm going to try and get some rest now before we head
back into the city today at noon to relieve last
night's workers. Please feel free to email me for any
additional information you may require. I could also
probably make myself available for telephone contact
with either one of you tonight; just forward a contact
number.
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