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[Anyra]

Maybe something...maybe not

[Tresbien]

What, thank you for the keepvid site. I wasn't familiar with it and know it'll be very useful.

Hawkspar, glad to see you here! I took a look at the hallway jpeg and don't think any changes were made to that page. However, while I was trying to get a closer look at the light at the end of the hallway, I enlarged the image and saw some writing toward the ceiling about midway down the hall. Looks like ZE (B)X something but it could be my imagination.

[natas]

[makyla77]

Wow I leave for a day.. and i come back and you guys did some amazing work.

I will try things on my sode from that picture from the hallway... see if i can come up with some other things...

Again wow you guys really amazes me

[hawkspar]

Hey Tres...been a while eh?

I was just thinking about all the messages we have received...Sphinx, Osiris, scarab...I am trying to draw some parallels between Egyptial myth and the messages. The Sphinx was usually some sort of guardian of tombs, and Osiris was the God of the dead (amongst other things). Maybe our cryptic friend fanccies him/herself as some sort of protector of the dead, which is reinforced by the fact that, according to e-mails, people died and went through the wrong door (aren't supposed to be dead?)

Anyways, these are just some musings until we receive more info.

[what?]

she had performed an experiment something something something time something something after death?

[Kendra_W]

More number thoughts

[what?]

[Kendra_W]

Eeps!

[what?]

http://www.whitepages.com/reverse-lookup

not that i think this was a bad call. but it may help you guys in the future to find the status of a phone number.

[hawkspar]

[what?]

[hawkspar]

Thanks What?

OK, I think I can make out some more of this...heres what I have.

"She had been experimenting with (...the flow of?) time but she could not believe in existence after death?

Anyone wanna try and corroborate?

[MrToasty]

OK, listening again I think the last part is simply "She had told the experimenter during her lifetime that she did not believe in an existence after death."

ETA - has to be it:

[hawkspar]

Nicely done Toast!

Heres some more on Margarete.

This assistant professor should have examined some of the best 'spirit voices' of the 72,000 voices taped by Dr Raudive such as the voice of Raudive's own secretary Margarete Petrautski, who called out Raudive's wife's name 'Zenta' and identified herself as 'Margarete'. She then went on to say: 'Imagine, I really exist!'—English translation from German, 'Bedenke ich bin' (Bander 1973: 25).

Assistant Professor Hines should explain why the apparent voices were not really voices and if it is admitted that they were voices, why they were not those of the dead.

He should have taken a sample of this Margarete Petrautski's voice and compared it with the tape recording of her voice before her death as the researchers did. Highly sophisticated voice machines exist today which can accurately and scientifically measure all voice variables, e.g. pace, rhythm, accents, origin, etc. The Margarete Petrautski tapes are excellent subjects for scientific scrutiny because of the exceptionally good quality recordings of her voice. Yet this Assistant Professor chose to ignore scientific method and fall back on his closed-minded entrenched skepticism.


Taken from:
http://www.victorzammit.com/book/4thedition/chapter27.html