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Speaker 5: Welcome to the Occult Rejects.
Speaker 3: This episode, we got a bunch of the rejects with
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Speaker 1: It's gonna be great. Thanks for having met Awesome.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I'm definitely looking forward to this myself and
Speaker 3: always a pleasure to have you.
Speaker 5: Always appreciate you joining us. Julie, definitely go check out
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Speaker 3: She doesn't make it worth it, so go check it out,
Speaker 3: all right, thank you of course. And Brooke who got
Speaker 3: Brooke from Dark Florida. She's been on the show before.
Speaker 5: Brook.
Speaker 3: Please let everybody know what your deal is and where
Speaker 3: they can find your amazing work as well.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you can find me at Dark Florida Podcast on
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Speaker 7: things weird and strange in the Sunshine State and beyond.
Speaker 7: And I'm just so happy to be back. I love
Speaker 7: Brendan and everybody here, and thanks for.
Speaker 3: Having me Nick, of course, of course, no, thank you,
Speaker 3: and I appreciate it, and definitely go check out her show.
Speaker 3: She even had like just my opinion, she had me
Speaker 3: on and she's really not too into the occult and
Speaker 3: she actually asked a lot of good questions. So I
Speaker 3: highly suggest to go check it out. And now we'll
Speaker 3: go over to JJ Vance not the vice president, sir.
Speaker 5: Please let everybody know what you're doing.
Speaker 8: Is Nick appreciate the invite as always, sir jj Vance,
Speaker 8: host of Operations GCD and perhaps more notably not the
Speaker 8: vice president, and looking forward to the conversation. Fellow with
Speaker 8: cult Rejects and new cult reject Brooke, I believe we
Speaker 8: haven't met till tonight and looking forward to the conversation there,
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Speaker 3: And last but not least, before we get to the guest,
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Speaker 2: Peace, everybody. Wonderful to be here. Thanks Nick for putting
Speaker 2: this together and having me on. Excited to hear Frit's
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Speaker 2: and you know, here and there, books and articles and
Speaker 2: so on and so forth, so on all the social
Speaker 2: media of course.
Speaker 3: Thanks you guys, thank you very much. So finally to
Speaker 3: the guest. Today's guest is Brittany Barbie, and she is
Speaker 3: a seasoned cryptozoologist, uithologist, and paranormal investigator with over twenty
Speaker 3: years of experience exploring the unexplained. She currently stars as
Speaker 3: the lead crypto zoologist on Discovery Channel's Lost Monster Files,
Speaker 3: where she investigates legendary creatures using modern science and technology.
Speaker 3: She got a whole bunch of other things under her
Speaker 3: belt that I'll let her tell everybody. So Brittany, please
Speaker 3: let everybody know, and thank you so much for coming on.
Speaker 5: This is awesome.
Speaker 3: Please let everybody know. I guess like where they can
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Speaker 1: Okay, one, Nick, thank you so much for inviting me on.
Speaker 4: It's really a pleasure to be here and get to
Speaker 4: meet everybody. I'm very excited about being on here tonight.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So currently on Discovery Channel with Lost Monster Files. But
Speaker 4: my work does go back further than that. Some of
Speaker 4: the more recent ones. I was with Demi Levado on
Speaker 4: her Unidentified on Peacock as well as UFO Witness with
Speaker 4: Ben Hanson, who's my investigative partner. And then also I
Speaker 4: was on Night of Terror with Jack Osborne and I
Speaker 4: got to go to the amazing Virginia City, which was
Speaker 4: incredible to get to work up there and showcase my
Speaker 4: theory in the paranormal and in the strange.
Speaker 1: So it was really fun.
Speaker 4: But my work does go back twenty one professionally plus years,
Speaker 4: and then further back just to start into the.
Speaker 1: Field of all of it.
Speaker 4: So yeah, so I'm excited to be here and I
Speaker 4: can't wait to talk about the strange and weird.
Speaker 5: Awesome, awesome.
Speaker 3: Now, what is it that maybe just let people know,
Speaker 3: like kind of like, what is it like maybe you
Speaker 3: specialize on more? I mean, I know, like the paranormal
Speaker 3: encrypted and you a foe stuff. Would you say maybe
Speaker 3: more on the cryptied or what is kind of like
Speaker 3: your specialty right now that you're more focused on.
Speaker 4: It's honestly, cryptids was really what got me into this
Speaker 4: because of my animal background growing up, So cryptozoology is
Speaker 4: really where my heart and passion is first and foremost.
Speaker 1: I became a euthologist later in life just due to
Speaker 1: being into the paranormal.
Speaker 4: You get to integrate with other people, and I really
Speaker 4: wanted to die further because Jalen Heinech was like a
Speaker 4: superhero to me when I was a kid. I just
Speaker 4: thought he was so amazing, but.
Speaker 1: The parent normal too. Growing up.
Speaker 4: I was born in two sent Arizona, and then grew
Speaker 4: up in Estes Park, Colorado, near the Stanley Hotels. We
Speaker 4: used to go there and have like they still do,
Speaker 4: all holiday specials and stuff. So hearing about ghosts and
Speaker 4: activities like that growing up.
Speaker 1: My whole life.
Speaker 4: My parents were no stranger to it and kind of
Speaker 4: encouraged us to stay open minded to it all. So
Speaker 4: I would have to say that the top tier would
Speaker 4: be it would probably be cryptids, and then I would
Speaker 4: say ghosts and then UFOs for me, Okay.
Speaker 6: Do you have a favorite, because I love the Mothman personally.
Speaker 1: Yea favorite Cryptid? Mm hmmm, oh yeah, Sasquatch. There's not
Speaker 1: even a.
Speaker 4: Down really Okay, that's my that's my baby mm hmmmmm.
Speaker 6: Mothman because it's like, you know, the point pleasant disaster
Speaker 6: or whatever.
Speaker 1: So but yeah, I love I love Sasquatch too.
Speaker 6: There was recently something I watched I can't remember what
Speaker 6: it was, but like in some national park maybe it
Speaker 6: was Yellowstone. They say that a sasquatch took a little
Speaker 6: boy and he's never been seen again, and they did
Speaker 6: like this whole big documentary on it. Do you are
Speaker 6: you familiar with what I'm talking about? Mm hmm yeah, okay, yeah, no,
Speaker 6: that that's kind of stuff really interests me too.
Speaker 8: Is that the Dennis Martin case Great Smoking Mountains a
Speaker 8: National Park.
Speaker 1: Oh, I think so, I think so, Yeah, that's an
Speaker 1: interesting case.
Speaker 8: Huh mm hmmm.
Speaker 4: Those ones always really interest me. When it comes to
Speaker 4: the alleged sasquatch taking a child or taking a person,
Speaker 4: those cases always were very interesting to me because sometimes
Speaker 4: if you look deeper, it ended up just being a
Speaker 4: fabricated lie that they used as a mystery to hide
Speaker 4: the body type deal. So it goes really deep in
Speaker 4: some of those forests and parks, and it gets dark
Speaker 4: really fast, which brook you know, the darker side of things,
Speaker 4: But it can get dark real fast. And I think
Speaker 4: people like to use the cop out of aliens and
Speaker 4: sasquatch with the mythical magical element to it to.
Speaker 1: Kind of hide some dark secrets.
Speaker 6: But you, I mean, do you think it's possible though,
Speaker 6: for like that could have happened? Though right like he
Speaker 6: got abducted by a.
Speaker 4: Sasquatch Personally, I don't believe that just based off of
Speaker 4: the actual indigenous history of sasquatch and that type of creature,
Speaker 4: it would be extremely abnormal behavior for something like that
Speaker 4: unless it felt the child was in harm and it
Speaker 4: was taking the child to protect the child, because there's
Speaker 4: no actual documented case of any sasquatch doing anything to
Speaker 4: a child except these one off crazy tales that have
Speaker 4: no merit. So for me, if you go by just
Speaker 4: indigenous or the historical value of the wild man or
Speaker 4: the sasquatch through native there, it's never it's always been a.
Speaker 1: Very heavy respect, especially towards children. So for me, no,
Speaker 1: but who knows?
Speaker 7: Okay, uh, do you think it could be alien? So
Speaker 7: take bigfoot out of it. Do you think it could
Speaker 7: have to do it with like an alien induction or something,
Speaker 7: because it's like in those areas with like high deposits
Speaker 7: of granite and quartz and cave systems, could it be
Speaker 7: more extra threstful?
Speaker 8: Well, in the Dennist Marnin case, oh go ahead, no, no, no,
Speaker 8: go ahead, the Dennis Martin case, they did have an
Speaker 8: eyewitness that did see it's all a very hairy looking
Speaker 8: manner creature. I tend to lean towards feral human in
Speaker 8: the in the in this situation, but it's very bizarre
Speaker 8: because the Green Berets from Fort CAMPB will come in
Speaker 8: and specially.
Speaker 1: See that's that's the Green Beret thing. If it was
Speaker 1: just like a hairy.
Speaker 6: Crackheaded guy like out in the middle of the woods,
Speaker 6: Like why would they exist?
Speaker 8: They exist?
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, I know berets, green beret right now, correct
Speaker 1: me if I'm wrong.
Speaker 4: They actually told the local sheriff department to stand down
Speaker 4: when right, if I'm not mistaken, the sheriff department had
Speaker 4: showed up and the green beret were there, and he
Speaker 4: told the head sheriff department, it is time for you
Speaker 4: to step down. We're taking over. You need to go back.
Speaker 4: And to me, that was the part that I didn't like,
Speaker 4: because they completely closed the site and told local sheriff
Speaker 4: department to step down, that they were taking over. So
Speaker 4: the government was taking over, and to me, that's strange.
Speaker 4: To me, It's like, okay, well, what else is going
Speaker 4: on out there? Like that's weird.
Speaker 8: I think it gets even weirder in that case of
Speaker 8: Dennis Warton. I think it was the National Park Service
Speaker 8: had the lead on and there was sheriff's departments involved.
Speaker 8: National Park Service also got to stand down from these
Speaker 8: green berets. They wanted nothing to do with whatever they
Speaker 8: were doing. And I think the lead investigator later from
Speaker 8: the Park Service, the detective would later commit suicide.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, shut the fuck up. No, I think
Speaker 4: you're right about that. Yeah, if I'm not mistaken, I
Speaker 4: heard that too.
Speaker 1: See, that's why that's common though. That happens a lot
Speaker 1: in a lot of those cases, which is ridiculous. It's
Speaker 1: not ridiculous.
Speaker 4: It's like, oh, just a couple months later, that guy's
Speaker 4: gone fell off taking a selfie of himself.
Speaker 1: On a mountain. Oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: There are some cases where I'm not sure if it's
Speaker 4: extraterrestrial involvement, but I do believe in some cases where
Speaker 4: there are possible time portals that open up and shift,
Speaker 4: And there are a few cases where kids and individuals
Speaker 4: have actually gone missing and come back and they're like
Speaker 4: this is really where, like where am I? And there's
Speaker 4: time missing. So it's not always extraterrestrial. There are elements
Speaker 4: to our own atmosphere that with different types of minerals,
Speaker 4: create these types of energy and frequencies, and we do
Speaker 4: have time overlap scenarios, and sometimes these kids and individuals
Speaker 4: do go through portals and come back through a different area,
Speaker 4: which is very fascinating to me.
Speaker 1: It's another area I study, like to triangle type stuff.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like they go in and either they disappear forever
Speaker 6: or they pop back up in like.
Speaker 1: Years have gone by, but they're the same age.
Speaker 6: That happened actually to a couple of kids in Alaska,
Speaker 6: I think, and they blamed a bigfoot, like all the
Speaker 6: bigfoot took them in whatever, But they came back like
Speaker 6: ten years later and they were the same age in Alaska. Guys,
Speaker 6: where to god, this is real. You can look it up.
Speaker 6: I'm not making it up.
Speaker 1: Like these two kids.
Speaker 6: They went missing, ten years later, they show back up,
Speaker 6: they were the same age everything. They blamed a bigfoot
Speaker 6: on the for taking them, but it's probably more like
Speaker 6: what Brits scene, and they had like some kind of
Speaker 6: a weird time slip thing that happened.
Speaker 3: And they're just trapped in it like hyrogenics like set
Speaker 3: up like lab to keep the kids the same age.
Speaker 5: Like does you know what I'm saying? How does.
Speaker 7: It's like Narnia where they go into like a different
Speaker 7: dimension and time moves differently there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So the aging process would either could even be
Speaker 1: slowed down or advanced, just depending And we have certain
Speaker 1: mountains here that do that.
Speaker 4: If you go to certain peaks and certain regions due
Speaker 4: to the way the atmosphere in the minerals set the time. Actually,
Speaker 4: you can actually take a clock and watch your watch slow.
Speaker 4: It'll actually pull the needle.
Speaker 1: And slow it down.
Speaker 4: So it's weird that we have different areas on our
Speaker 4: planet that create that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Flood of the Navigator. I was thinking that movie.
Speaker 1: Oh that is such a good movie.
Speaker 5: I love that movie as a kid. Oh my god.
Speaker 4: And The Last star Fighter Okay, yeah.
Speaker 8: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: Yes he played the video game.
Speaker 2: Yes he It was.
Speaker 1: Actually a challenge to find the best fighter.
Speaker 2: Ye.
Speaker 1: Who doesn't want to be in that movie?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, I remember that. Something I did want to ask, uh.
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess we'll kind of, if you don't
Speaker 3: mind go here a little bit. And I do think
Speaker 3: it's something that JJ you know, I have even mentioned
Speaker 3: before or ideas, and I think even Lisa has said
Speaker 3: it herself when it comes to these national parks, do
Speaker 3: you think they're actually kind of they're being have, you know,
Speaker 3: kind of secretive?
Speaker 5: Yes, and there's things maybe going on there.
Speaker 1: Do I believe that? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I believe that only because of Kincaid's case, and that
Speaker 4: was one that I studied with The Grand Canyon pretty intensely,
Speaker 4: and if you follow the trail, you start to learn
Speaker 4: that how and why it got protected, in the area
Speaker 4: that it's protected, and why you're not allowed to go
Speaker 4: there is the exact location which things were taken from.
Speaker 1: So for me, I do think there is some.
Speaker 4: Protection there, because there's a lot of places you can't
Speaker 4: even go in the woods, like in some of these
Speaker 4: private parks for a reason.
Speaker 1: So yes, I do.
Speaker 6: I heard that there was a guy who went in
Speaker 6: the Grand Canyon looking for something and he found a
Speaker 6: cave that had all these hieroglyphics.
Speaker 1: That's kind Oh is that it is that the one? Okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: that boggles my mind.
Speaker 4: He actually found mummified Egyptians in there and Egyptian ruins,
Speaker 4: and he was an amateur archaeologist that worked kind of
Speaker 4: like as a third party to the Smithsonian at the time.
Speaker 4: So on his first mission he went back and told
Speaker 4: them about what he uncovered, and they were like so excited,
Speaker 4: and don't forget, this was high exploration era, so he
Speaker 4: was like, let's do this. They said, let's go back verify.
Speaker 4: We're going to send two professionals with you. Ended up
Speaker 4: like five professionals from the United or the University of
Speaker 4: New York went they all identified everything, so everything the
Speaker 4: next thing he knew.
Speaker 1: Second trip later, Smithsonian comes in with.
Speaker 4: Crates, tells him he's he doesn't his time is no
Speaker 4: longer needed, thank you so much for your work. We're
Speaker 4: going to take it from here, and that they would
Speaker 4: be in touch to let him know that he could
Speaker 4: come and see his artifacts on display and come see
Speaker 4: them in the vault.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah. So six months.
Speaker 4: Later they basically smeared his name and all artifacts went missing.
Speaker 1: Like to this day, like nobody knows where they are to.
Speaker 4: This day, and everybody's like, oh, I call called the Smithsonian.
Speaker 4: I'm like, you understand, has anyone ever seen the vault
Speaker 4: of the Smithsonian. That's a whole different tier, whole other tier.
Speaker 4: Like the people that are working at the Smithsonian are
Speaker 4: not They're not going to be like, oh hey Joe, yeah,
Speaker 4: let me put you through to four. You know, talk
Speaker 4: about the artifact that this is not going to happen.
Speaker 4: Most of the artifacts stuff, you have to have a
Speaker 4: certain clearance to even go back to see unless you're
Speaker 4: doing a show and it's a production in NAT GEO
Speaker 4: or whatever the case is. Like they're very particular. So
Speaker 4: it's funny to me, Well, it makes.
Speaker 6: Me wonder because there are so many like Ancient Aliens
Speaker 6: episodes that mention, you know, the Grand Canyon that someone
Speaker 6: in the Commons just mentioned, how it's it's probably evidence
Speaker 6: of you know, it's like been eroded by water and
Speaker 6: like a massive flood went through there. But also it's
Speaker 6: where the Native Americans talk about the amp people bringing
Speaker 6: them in and taking them to like some inner Earth
Speaker 6: type of environment. And that's always really fascinated me too,
Speaker 6: because there ares of like these big I don't know,
Speaker 6: it's like insectoid looking people, praying mantis type people that
Speaker 6: took the Native Americans in for the flood. And so
Speaker 6: the Grand Canyon to me is like one of the
Speaker 6: most spiritual places on Earth.
Speaker 4: I think, Yeah, it's an incredible place, and it's interesting
Speaker 4: to me that after that happened, Smithsonian took everything. The
Speaker 4: government stepped in and made it a private park and
Speaker 4: you can all longer go into certain areas. And then
Speaker 4: I want to say it was the early two thousands
Speaker 4: or end of the nineties, I want to say it
Speaker 4: was early two thousands. Investigators went in there and they're
Speaker 4: like we're taking a kayak, we're taking a canoe.
Speaker 1: They found the steps. They found the steps that.
Speaker 4: Kincada talked about, and a Black Ops helicopter came in
Speaker 4: and yelled at them to leave the premise, like right away.
Speaker 1: Gosh, And they had it all on camera. They had
Speaker 1: it all documented. They had it all on camera.
Speaker 4: So they're like, if you think they're not covering something up,
Speaker 4: they're covering something up.
Speaker 1: And what you were mentioning to Julia, those were.
Speaker 4: By the Hopi tribe. Dam Yeah, the Hopey. Yeah, the
Speaker 4: Hoping people, which are really cool. I love those stories.
Speaker 1: It's amazing me too, Me too.
Speaker 6: Well, there's a case I want to ask you about,
Speaker 6: unless anybody else had any other questions, but.
Speaker 8: I'd like to make one comment on the Grand Canyon mysteries.
Speaker 8: It makes you wonder what the Mormons though. They were
Speaker 8: the first, uh you know, Americans out there right setting
Speaker 8: up shop in that area in the in the mid
Speaker 8: eighteen hundred eighteen. We'll call it security fifty.
Speaker 9: Mm hmm, yeah, before anybody, right, what have they got
Speaker 9: their hands on, right exactly?
Speaker 1: But they're not sharing with anyone, right. Took the secrets
Speaker 1: to his grave with the golden tablets.
Speaker 2: I believe it build the train track to that point
Speaker 2: around the Grand Camp Canyon. There's supposedly remnants of that too.
Speaker 2: As far as them taking out objects I heard. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you know anything about that, Brandington.
Speaker 4: I I don't know anything about the train checks. That's
Speaker 4: actually fascinating to me. Yeah, that's cool.
Speaker 2: One of the remnants. Supposedly I was still being there
Speaker 2: well of them, you know, having a reason to build
Speaker 2: a train in to maybe get stuff. Would it out
Speaker 2: like the.
Speaker 1: Scenario, Yeah, oh no, for sure.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It was interesting because even in Kincaid's personal writings he
Speaker 4: talked about how the crates looked and it was like
Speaker 4: exactly the same protocol. So you know, he worked for them,
Speaker 4: and there is documentation of his name in certain periods
Speaker 4: of that time within the Smithsonian as just a you know,
Speaker 4: like an enthusiast who was looking into things in an
Speaker 4: amateur archaeologist. But unfortunately, when you make a discovery like
Speaker 4: that and they don't want to getting out, we're in
Speaker 4: the wrong hands. They just you know, looks like in
Speaker 4: the past, allegedly it's like a smear.
Speaker 2: I wonder if it was just I mean, simple kind
Speaker 2: of for a load of a better term and whitewashing
Speaker 2: that they were trying to get rid of the notion
Speaker 2: of the indigenous people being exceptional in somewhere or another,
Speaker 2: or if there was something more. What do you think,
Speaker 2: because it seems like the Smithsonian is notorious for doing
Speaker 2: this at least all across the Americas, right, not.
Speaker 4: Just yeah, one hundred percent. For me, I think it
Speaker 4: has to do with the story of Christopher Columbus and
Speaker 4: everything in which and who was here first, going back
Speaker 4: in history, and I think that for them, they have
Speaker 4: this certain type of story that they are trying to
Speaker 4: push as a narrative, and when these artifacts come out,
Speaker 4: it shows that we were way more advanced as civilization
Speaker 4: goes to travel and find new territory in land. And
Speaker 4: it would also show that the Egyptians actually went much
Speaker 4: much further out and traveled much further for trade or
Speaker 4: new land or for whatever purpose, for the sake of whatever,
Speaker 4: and according to their historical stories, it doesn't line up.
Speaker 4: And so for me, I think it's more or less
Speaker 4: keeping a certain story in place, and anything that doesn't
Speaker 4: follow suit to that story, they make it go away.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I was going to say, like within the last hundred years,
Speaker 7: especially in Egypt, that narrative has been pushed. So if
Speaker 7: they're here, that breaks what they've been pushing for the
Speaker 7: last hundred years, and especially with what's come out with
Speaker 7: the Pyramids. I don't think that they were just giant sarcophaguses.
Speaker 7: So to your point, did they make it over here?
Speaker 7: And the Smithsonians are notorious for hiding the bones. I mean,
Speaker 7: there's so many old articles you can find where they've
Speaker 7: found these giant skeletons, and the Smithsonian comes in and
Speaker 7: they're never seen again. So I think, exactly what are
Speaker 7: they hiding. I think it's probably just like a sub
Speaker 7: branch of like a three letter agency.
Speaker 1: Honest, oh my god, black level. Shit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it does have its black ops level.
Speaker 8: I can add some context to this three letter agency
Speaker 8: that this started. The Smithsonians called the sec the Society
Speaker 8: to Cincinnati. It's the secret Society that started America, and
Speaker 8: they were deeply interested in the mounds. At some point
Speaker 8: in time they did start hiding these giants, but I
Speaker 8: think that was the Anglo influence. So at the same
Speaker 8: time the colonial folks were moving across the Midwest and
Speaker 8: uncovering all these giants in the Adena Mounds, the Ohio
Speaker 8: Valley areas, all the way over to like Minnesota, even Iowa,
Speaker 8: Illinois and the and Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, even some
Speaker 8: of New York, Virginia, yep.
Speaker 1: Louisiana, like literally all over the US.
Speaker 8: Well, these were these were the specific Yeah, they were
Speaker 8: all you know, they were all over the US for sure. No,
Speaker 8: but these were the ones that I'm referred to the
Speaker 8: Adena ones. These are the ones that had the giants
Speaker 8: in them, and those were being uncovered at the same
Speaker 8: time that they came up with Darwinian evolution and dinosaurs.
Speaker 8: So no longer you know, to counteract what these new
Speaker 8: discoveries were, right, So this this crown hissory history that
Speaker 8: we live under today with the fourteen ninety two nonsense.
Speaker 8: It's it's all the same, it's all the same mess.
Speaker 1: Yeah, agreed, I agree with that. It's it's I.
Speaker 4: Don't think they expect people to be smart enough to
Speaker 4: start finding.
Speaker 1: The holes, do you know what i mean?
Speaker 4: Like, I know it sounds terrible, but it's like they're
Speaker 4: creating a foundation that they don't want a break in,
Speaker 4: because the moment you get a break in that foundation
Speaker 4: or your people all of a sudden think, oh you
Speaker 4: are lying to us, Well, then what else are you
Speaker 4: lying to? You lose control of your of your masses,
Speaker 4: you know. And so to me, it's it's always been
Speaker 4: such a you know, growing up out west and especially
Speaker 4: in Arizona and stuff the tales of the Lovelock Indians
Speaker 4: with the giants out there and the love Lock Cave
Speaker 4: and hearing all that story and knowing that story so well,
Speaker 4: and then when all of them were unearthed and you
Speaker 4: could go to the museum and see the giant skulls,
Speaker 4: see the giants, see their sandals, see everything all the
Speaker 4: way down to the red hair.
Speaker 1: And I met a gentleman who.
Speaker 4: Actually had a redheaded giant in a sarcophica, like in
Speaker 4: a casket, basically in a building he bought out in Nevada.
Speaker 4: And it's fascinating to me because it's like, why cover
Speaker 4: up the story of giants? Like why it doesn't matter
Speaker 4: we know we have giants even in societies now it's
Speaker 4: just a it's either a birth's effect or there's a
Speaker 4: lineage there or whatever.
Speaker 1: Like I don't understand.
Speaker 4: Why the secrecy to giants, but it's been going on
Speaker 4: for a really long time, and I studied that even
Speaker 4: out on Catalina Island. I mean they see him too,
Speaker 4: and it's constant. Yeah, and it's just it's been a
Speaker 4: constant smear campaign on when you find something that doesn't
Speaker 4: fit the narrative, so they'll remove it.
Speaker 1: They erase it and let's not talk about it anymore.
Speaker 4: And when you go into Smithsonian, So I dug deep
Speaker 4: into the giants just of Lovelock and the Smithsonian connection
Speaker 4: to the love Lock Caves. Right when they stepped in
Speaker 4: and said all the bodies have to be removed and
Speaker 4: there's Native Americans here and all this stuff, and the
Speaker 4: Natives were like half those aren't even ours, Like what
Speaker 4: are you talking about?
Speaker 1: Those were the giants that are family fought off.
Speaker 8: This is nagra.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, remember everything anything that they that they came
Speaker 4: across and said it was Native American roots all had
Speaker 4: to be buried and covered up and removed right out
Speaker 4: of respect for the Native people. So they would sometimes
Speaker 4: bring in the natives to help whatever. So long story short,
Speaker 4: go ahead.
Speaker 8: Go ahead, no good nod. I was just saying, they
Speaker 8: just updated that nagpract In fact, we just learned about
Speaker 8: that from doctor Greg Little, who I like to call
Speaker 8: the Mound Doctor. He was talnest about that last week. Yeah,
Speaker 8: so all these all these Adena tablets have now been
Speaker 8: hidden and returned to tribes and stuff. So when I'm
Speaker 8: getting at with these nagpraks, they do more to hide
Speaker 8: the history than they do than they do to preserve anything,
Speaker 8: you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And it was interesting because I remember even here
Speaker 4: in Florida and Saint Augustine, when they had the Native
Speaker 4: Americans on display under the glass, you could see them.
Speaker 4: The seminoles were not upset at all that their ancestors,
Speaker 4: Like there were some seminoles that were like, no, look
Speaker 4: and honor how we bury our people because they were
Speaker 4: almost towards the surface. They weren't very deep because we
Speaker 4: live by the water. Everything was low, and so they
Speaker 4: weren't like ashamed. They just wanted more respect. They wanted
Speaker 4: that honor. So it was cool to them to see
Speaker 4: their people, being their ancestors more or less in their tribes,
Speaker 4: being so honored and having this beautiful display of showcasing
Speaker 4: the burial.
Speaker 1: Like so if you go to.
Speaker 4: Peru, some of those kings are still on display literally
Speaker 4: sitting in there as an honor as like an honor piece.
Speaker 4: Like when I was in Peru, I got to go
Speaker 4: to one of the temples, and it was super cool
Speaker 4: because they're like, it's it would be we're monitoring the
Speaker 4: site constantly, the archaeologists from monitoring the site constantly with everything,
Speaker 4: so there's not there's no worried of grave robbers in
Speaker 4: this one particular area. And so they said, it's more
Speaker 4: or less to respect the death of this king, like
Speaker 4: this high king or whatever his name was, and I
Speaker 4: don't want to say king, but that's basically what his
Speaker 4: placement was, because I can't think of the name off
Speaker 4: the top of my head. But he was still buried
Speaker 4: and you could see the lamas, you could still see everything.
Speaker 4: You could see his whole dressing of what he was
Speaker 4: buried in, and it was to honor and show because
Speaker 4: they believe taking him away from where his burial site
Speaker 4: was was to like basically disturb him and he would
Speaker 4: forever be unrest in and unrest So it was very
Speaker 4: fascinating to learn that from that little part in Peru,
Speaker 4: and then you go to other places where they completely
Speaker 4: take them out. They're doing stuff to the tombs there,
Speaker 4: you know, and I'm like, but then I got these
Speaker 4: people that are you know, and I understand grave robbers
Speaker 4: are a big deal and a huge thing, So.
Speaker 1: It's just fascinating.
Speaker 4: It's just it's literally all over but Smithsonian quarterly in
Speaker 4: their own documentations for employees, annually or quarterly one of
Speaker 4: the two.
Speaker 1: I can't write. Think it's annually. Maybe annually.
Speaker 4: There is they have to go through and identify giant
Speaker 4: bone remains in their in their grids.
Speaker 1: It's in their paperwork, it's in there they have.
Speaker 8: They have a few digs and they're in the late
Speaker 8: nineteenth century. They have a few documented Smithsonian digs where
Speaker 8: they discovered giant human skeleton. So it's it's in their
Speaker 8: own studies toothologicological reports.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I've it's just crazy.
Speaker 8: It's wild because I just this is when I found
Speaker 8: out they started hiding all these adeena to have what's
Speaker 8: you know, I just found that out last week. And
Speaker 8: you know, I've seen a lot of these things. I
Speaker 8: grew up Mormon, so mounds and the contents of mounds
Speaker 8: were a big part of my childhood and going to
Speaker 8: see these things in various sites, traveling places and whatnot.
Speaker 8: But it's all basically a hidden now. The Lovelock Museum
Speaker 8: is long gone. The Catalina Island Museum is long gone.
Speaker 8: They had an island the Wrigular family had at a
Speaker 8: museum there for decades.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Now they have like the Catalina Island Museum, and they
Speaker 4: show some artifacts that had been pulled up that you
Speaker 4: can see, like the giant bowl and things like that,
Speaker 4: but the actual like real dig pictures and all this
Speaker 4: stuff has been cut and cropped to like a perfect
Speaker 4: way so that you can see that. And they still
Speaker 4: have some of the old pictures in the back in
Speaker 4: the back of the museum. They still have something stuff
Speaker 4: back there that if you like ask you know, they're
Speaker 4: really cool about it. But yeah, I mean password exactly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean Catalina is interesting.
Speaker 7: Along them with all the UFO and huh go in
Speaker 7: there and say, Brittany, that's the password, right, yeah, right, Well.
Speaker 8: There is a giant I think I think there were
Speaker 8: at least there used to be a giant I'll phrase
Speaker 8: it that way. The last time i'd seen it in
Speaker 8: ten eleven years ago, probably around that. So the museum
Speaker 8: in Philadelphia, the Mutter Museum, yes, some medical oddities museum
Speaker 8: but the giant skeleton, it's a seven foot or seven
Speaker 8: foot tour came from a Diana mount in northern Kentucky.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they said they had them on display because they
Speaker 4: wanted to show and correct me if I'm wrong.
Speaker 1: The pituitary gland the only.
Speaker 8: Claimed it was a medical odity. That's how they're getting
Speaker 8: around it, right. But but then little note card says
Speaker 8: the little note card at the base of it, where
Speaker 8: you know, the description of what you're looking at, says
Speaker 8: located in a Dina mound in northern Kentucky. And I
Speaker 8: forget the date.
Speaker 1: But what's wrong with it's petuitary gland?
Speaker 4: So that yeah, So like if it there's I mean,
Speaker 4: you look into it basically and you get it. In
Speaker 4: animals you get a normal sunny species. But it can
Speaker 4: I believe it's the I never pronounced it correctly. Gl
Speaker 4: It controls your growing. It controls you're growing, so whether
Speaker 4: you grow really super tall.
Speaker 1: Or you stunt.
Speaker 4: So that's why we have some in history that get
Speaker 4: to like eight eight and a half night I what's
Speaker 4: that gentleman's name, he's in Ripley's. My son is obsessed
Speaker 4: with him with his height, and he was like eight
Speaker 4: foot eleven, but he had the same problem. So a
Speaker 4: lot of times we get this in history, and it's
Speaker 4: like when people first started finding Viking bones, they were like,
Speaker 4: oh my god, vikings are so large and really to
Speaker 4: the year and to what our height would have been.
Speaker 4: Vikings were massive in height, but that's relative to us,
Speaker 4: Like Vikings really were like six one to six five
Speaker 4: in general, and the average hype then would have been
Speaker 4: like five.
Speaker 1: Two to five six for us.
Speaker 4: So it was like a giant to us in the
Speaker 4: sense of the Native Americans. But when the when leif
Speaker 4: Erickson even came over and met with some of the natives,
Speaker 4: he was stunted to their height. Even some of the
Speaker 4: natives were much taller than him, that were reaching up
Speaker 4: to six and a half and seventeen. So it's fascinating.
Speaker 4: Like people misinterpreted some of those original sightings as he
Speaker 4: had come in contact with Bigfoot. But he did write
Speaker 4: in a particular journal in like nine I want to
Speaker 4: say it was like nine forty eight or nine fifty
Speaker 4: he talked about coming into contact with these hairy men
Speaker 4: that stank really bad, and he had to offer a
Speaker 4: peace offering with them in order to cross onto the land.
Speaker 4: So he did write about that and it was completely
Speaker 4: different from the natives, and he talked about the natives
Speaker 4: coexist in the land with them and he has to
Speaker 4: respect that.
Speaker 1: Well, what do you think.
Speaker 6: Because you said something earlier, you said, I don't know
Speaker 6: why they've decided they have to hide the giant skeletons.
Speaker 6: I mean, I have my own theories about that, but
Speaker 6: I'm curious as to what you think, Like, why, why
Speaker 6: do you think it's significant for them to start hiding
Speaker 6: these giant skeletons?
Speaker 1: What for me?
Speaker 5: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: I think it honestly goes back to the introduction of
Speaker 4: the Nephelum. I think that's a lot of part of
Speaker 4: the history they would.
Speaker 1: Like to Wonderful you're on the same page.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So I do firmly believe that because we have
Speaker 4: a lot of ancient text that you really can't cover up,
Speaker 4: and when you look into that, there's a lot of
Speaker 4: past history with the Nephilim and the giants and stuff
Speaker 4: that remained here. I mean, no matter what religion you're from,
Speaker 4: every religion speaks of these giants in different names across
Speaker 4: the globes.
Speaker 1: So it's again.
Speaker 4: Schooling religion all of these things really came hard in
Speaker 4: the nineteen twenties and really started making an impact on
Speaker 4: everyone to brainwash us in one way and erase what
Speaker 4: had already been done. And so it's interesting now to
Speaker 4: start to see where what they used to consider pseudoscience
Speaker 4: and talking about the nephilim or talking about these parts
Speaker 4: of our history isn't so crazy anymore when a lot
Speaker 4: of stuff is coming to surface.
Speaker 6: Well, and I also think, and you know, you can
Speaker 6: obviously add on to this, you like, but I think
Speaker 6: part of the reason why they have to hide it
Speaker 6: is because, for lack of a better term, these were
Speaker 6: spiritual beings.
Speaker 1: The these these.
Speaker 6: Nephiling giants were even said to maybe have powers, magical abilities. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I mean, like it's it's said that they were mystical
Speaker 6: and so I and there are hieroglyphics from Egypt where
Speaker 6: it shows like a person and then like a huge
Speaker 6: giant like in comparison, you know, And so they've they've
Speaker 6: hidden all this, and uh, I personally think that's where
Speaker 6: a lot of the cryptids come from. Is uh some
Speaker 6: weird intermingling stuff with these nepheling beings, But that's just
Speaker 6: my opinion.
Speaker 1: Like the Bigfoot, for example. Yeah, I mean that's a
Speaker 1: good theory.
Speaker 8: Would you say, JJ, how about math Man?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Sure, I mean it's like a nephileine being fucked them
Speaker 6: off and then there you go.
Speaker 1: I'm being spotted by the way it all happened this
Speaker 1: one romantic night.
Speaker 5: Egyptian.
Speaker 6: They talk about the Bigfoot as being like a giant, right,
Speaker 6: it's like a half man, half whatever.
Speaker 1: So but yeah, no, I think they have to hide
Speaker 1: the nephilene.
Speaker 8: Sure, it's an interesting thought when you look at these
Speaker 8: these giants from the A Diena mounds, because they do
Speaker 8: have some medical audities to them. They have double rows
Speaker 8: of teeth is one.
Speaker 4: Of them, and six six toes.
Speaker 8: They also have some different features, right, yeah, extremely different.
Speaker 2: Something I wanted to ask you, Brittany, with your experience
Speaker 2: is related to this.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: It used to be that these subjects were pretty separated.
Speaker 2: UFOs and Bigfoot and parent normal and cryptids and so forth,
Speaker 2: and psychic phenomena, all these ideas, but it seems like
Speaker 2: they're all kind of coming together and too. Maybe not
Speaker 2: a correspondence, but it seems that they happen in frequency together,
Speaker 2: if you know what I mean. And people are starting
Speaker 2: to look at these things that is maybe not being
Speaker 2: from the same origins, but somehow related.
Speaker 8: Could you break down when you think about that?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean honestly, so when you look at.
Speaker 4: Cryptids or the paranormal, the paranormal, like I always like
Speaker 4: to say, is a tree, Like when somebody says I'm
Speaker 4: into the paranormal, Like, okay, so what part of the
Speaker 4: paranormal are you into? Because the paranormal as a whole
Speaker 4: is like a giant tree and it has a ton
Speaker 4: of branches on it. And so for me, that's how
Speaker 4: I've always categorized everything. So for me, cryptozoology was a tangible,
Speaker 4: physical creature like an animal that we hadn't fully discovered
Speaker 4: yet that we needed to identify. And then there were
Speaker 4: supernatural beings we were taught and we learned about. And
Speaker 4: what were those super new? Were they intered?
Speaker 1: Dimensional?
Speaker 4: Did they come from the sky? Were they here before
Speaker 4: we were here?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 4: Were they literally this was their planet and we were
Speaker 4: created onto their planet.
Speaker 1: We had to learn to coexist with them.
Speaker 4: So for me, I've always filed them in their own
Speaker 4: separate filing.
Speaker 1: Cases, I guess you could say, And there.
Speaker 4: Have been in the past some overlapping, like Mothman in
Speaker 4: particular was a major overlap between cryptozoology and eufology because
Speaker 4: when the sighting first happened, it was believed to be
Speaker 4: and the sightings really had a giant uptick in the
Speaker 4: sixties for this alleged Mothman creature. But the original first
Speaker 4: sighting was very much that of an appearance of like
Speaker 4: a raptor a very large bird of prey, And so
Speaker 4: when zoology got involved, they were trying to figure out,
Speaker 4: is it a bird that got off track?
Speaker 1: You know, what exactly are we looking at?
Speaker 4: The upology got involved because they're like, well, we also
Speaker 4: have an uptick of UFO sidings. Is it possible these
Speaker 4: individuals may have seen an extraterrestrial being? Like, we have
Speaker 4: to look into this because Hopkinsville and all these different
Speaker 4: cases were really prominent at the time, so everyone's really
Speaker 4: trying to dive in and figure out what's going on.
Speaker 4: So for me, I feel like we're living in a
Speaker 4: very supernatural world that we were told doesn't exist and
Speaker 4: isn't real. And when you're open to it and you
Speaker 4: start to realize, I think you're just more open to
Speaker 4: seeing things. So people that see a sasquatch and then
Speaker 4: see an orbs or possibly a ufo. It's not that
Speaker 4: it happens all the exact same time. It may happen
Speaker 4: within the span of twenty minutes or an hour. But
Speaker 4: they might just be so open now because they've seen
Speaker 4: that sasquatch, because it really shifts your alter like it
Speaker 4: alters your whole reality for a minute, and I think
Speaker 4: it just makes you more aware of what else is
Speaker 4: going on around you.
Speaker 1: Does that make sense?
Speaker 4: So I think it's more or less like, once you
Speaker 4: have one account, you've now transcended psychologically into a whole
Speaker 4: nother world, and it really alters your reality and you
Speaker 4: start to see things that you would have been more
Speaker 4: closed off to. So I think that's where the overlap
Speaker 4: starts to happen. Not that they're necessarily all connected, Like
Speaker 4: I know, the theory of aliens that put Bigfoot here,
Speaker 4: those were like the alien workers, right, the miners and
Speaker 4: stuff on this land.
Speaker 1: I don't necessarily believe that. I think that.
Speaker 4: I think honestly, extra trestols have been here far way
Speaker 4: way back, and I think a lot of them live
Speaker 4: in the ocean and have lived in the ocean and
Speaker 4: live in different parts of the canyons where it's very
Speaker 4: untouched and very rule. But I just think that this
Speaker 4: planet had a lot more to it and has been
Speaker 4: purposefully covered up and hidden from us in some areas.
Speaker 4: They have to really cover up the best way they can.
Speaker 4: And how do you do that? You government contract it
Speaker 4: and if you're caught there, you're shot on site.
Speaker 1: That's my opinion.
Speaker 8: What's your uh, what's your thoughts? They're written on? Have
Speaker 8: you seen this relationship between these cryptid siddings and mound sites?
Speaker 8: Are familiar with any of this information that some of
Speaker 8: a lot of these cryptids are seen around mound side,
Speaker 8: not just mouth man there.
Speaker 4: I have followed some of that, although I will admit
Speaker 4: I didn't dive into it too deeply. I think it's
Speaker 4: more or less again A I want to say, I
Speaker 4: don't want to say spiritual. I think frequency that's the word.
Speaker 4: I want to say, A frequency of vibration that comes
Speaker 4: from some of these mounds. Yeah, like in Sedona, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Sedona has high.
Speaker 4: Frequency, high amounts of energy that pulses from that area,
Speaker 4: and a lot of these are spiritual beings in a sense,
Speaker 4: just like the if you go to Native people talking
Speaker 4: about the sasquatch. Sasquatch will show itself to you to
Speaker 4: say you've taken too much from the woods, and I'm
Speaker 4: making myself known. It's like the protector, the guardian of
Speaker 4: the forest, like that's its job, and the Native people
Speaker 4: knew that and respected that. So for me, I just
Speaker 4: think even with the mounds, those were sacred mounds, so
Speaker 4: I wouldn't be surprised that sasquatch would be around in
Speaker 4: remembrance to Maybe I know this sounds crazy, but if
Speaker 4: it's more of an animal or even a primate, right,
Speaker 4: they they bond an.
Speaker 1: Imprint on people.
Speaker 4: So whoever was buried in that mound, it's possible that
Speaker 4: generations of that sasquatch were bound to those people and
Speaker 4: they might just show up out of respect. So there's
Speaker 4: different things there, you know what I mean. So it's
Speaker 4: not always like, oh, the aliens just spit out a
Speaker 4: big fight, right Like for me, I just think that
Speaker 4: sometimes there's unseen relationships and spiritual connections that we know
Speaker 4: we can make in certain ways in life that I
Speaker 4: think if they're animal or even human, they're going to
Speaker 4: have the same connection. And that's a burial site and
Speaker 4: we don't know what's in there that meant something to them.
Speaker 8: So interesting concept. I really hadn't considered that, because there
Speaker 8: does seem to be an extensive batter with these mound
Speaker 8: sites and crypt is I like the window area kind
Speaker 8: of notion. I've toil around with that because these are
Speaker 8: a lot of these adenamund sites. Specifically, there is documented
Speaker 8: evidence there's significant changes and energy in that area versus
Speaker 8: the surrounding areas based upon US geological surveys, So that
Speaker 8: is something I've considered as well than that. But like Cincinnati,
Speaker 8: for example, the secret society that started the Smithsonian and
Speaker 8: their operational headquarters is the Society of Cincinnati. They're the
Speaker 8: folks that started America. Their operational headquarters, I'm sorry, is Cincinnati, Ohio.
Speaker 8: It's a big mound town, right. So there's the Loveland frog.
Speaker 8: That's a that's a cryptid. There's the uh, the New
Speaker 8: Richmond octopus. Man. There's the Alms Park badger. George Washington
Speaker 8: surveyed those mounds himself in that park. So you know,
Speaker 8: these are very important sites of these people, you know,
Speaker 8: especially Washington and his associates there and some reason years
Speaker 8: later we have all these cryptid sites. You know in
Speaker 8: Wisconsin do another another mound cryptid siding? Right, So what about.
Speaker 6: What about Serpent Mound in Ohio? That's another crazy one.
Speaker 6: And going a little bit further than Cincinnati, my hometown Cleveland,
Speaker 6: they have their own cryptids too. They got a lockedness
Speaker 6: freaking monster in.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, Bessie, Yeah yeah, it's a mountain lot. Bessie's
Speaker 1: been seeing a lot.
Speaker 6: Well, it's also in in Cleveland. Over Lake Erie. There
Speaker 6: are so many UFO sightings it's crazy. I've seen one,
Speaker 6: my brother has seen one. And you know, not only that,
Speaker 6: but it's like dead bodies wash up all the time.
Speaker 6: I mean, granted there's a bunch of crime and crackheads,
Speaker 6: but it's.
Speaker 1: Just a body. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Places you know Lake Erie, I think the name even
Speaker 6: kind of sums it up.
Speaker 1: But on fire, what was on fire?
Speaker 8: Lake Erie was on fire, wasn't it.
Speaker 6: Well that wouldn't surprise me because I mean, you go
Speaker 6: down there to watch garbage float literally. But it's something
Speaker 6: I wanted to ask Britt about a little bit ago.
Speaker 6: It's kind of like what Ethan was saying, like where
Speaker 6: a bunch of things get like hodgepodge together, like paranormal
Speaker 6: uh ufo and or like government weirdness is hopefully you've
Speaker 6: heard of it as a diachtlav Pass incident. I don't
Speaker 6: know how familiar you are with it, but there are
Speaker 6: three main theories and it's uh, you know, yetti or
Speaker 6: like some kind of directed energy weapon or what's the
Speaker 6: third one?
Speaker 1: Oh UFOs?
Speaker 6: And you know the way that these people were found,
Speaker 6: it's like, what the fuck is going on? Like people
Speaker 6: have their skin melted off, eyeballs gone, tongue gone, radiation weirdness,
Speaker 6: Like what are your thoughts on the diatlov Pass.
Speaker 4: So that case, when I first got into like field
Speaker 4: research many months ago, I used to think, now they're
Speaker 4: covering up. It's totally a YETI. This is totally yetti,
Speaker 4: you know behavior. Then I looked into yeti's, which is
Speaker 4: a term that we called them. That's actually not what
Speaker 4: they call them nepaul.
Speaker 1: So I was like, now.
Speaker 4: Wait a minute, hold on a second, that's kind of
Speaker 4: going on here. I need to know what's going on
Speaker 4: in Russia.
Speaker 1: This is weird.
Speaker 4: So when I dug into a deeper my opinion began
Speaker 4: to change. There are a lot of tribes up there
Speaker 4: that are very cannibalistic and do not like anyone in
Speaker 4: their territory up there at all, and have warned hikers
Speaker 4: before you don't go past a certain range.
Speaker 1: That's where those.
Speaker 4: People live, and they will kill you, like there is
Speaker 4: no in between. Right, So, learning that they had been
Speaker 4: warned where they were going to be hiking and setting
Speaker 4: up was near those territories I had. I still am
Speaker 4: not one hundred percent on anything, to be quite honest
Speaker 4: with you, but from the ufology standpoint of knowing, when
Speaker 4: the Russians get involved with anything like this, there always
Speaker 4: seems to appear to appear to be radioactive activity right afterwards.
Speaker 4: And I find that very fascinating because they got in
Speaker 4: right away.
Speaker 1: Yes, that to me is like now reports of ball
Speaker 1: lightning and or like weird or in the sky like yeah.
Speaker 7: And they were killed on the Mountain of Death. Let's
Speaker 7: not forget that that was the name of the rota
Speaker 7: that they were on. Right, So the whole scene is ominous.
Speaker 7: But here's here's the kicker. This is these are the
Speaker 7: little pieces.
Speaker 1: That got to me.
Speaker 4: Right, So, how they were dressed, they fled the tents
Speaker 4: half like in their pajamas. Whatever was happening really to pieces,
Speaker 4: no shoes, underwear. That one kid had a coat on
Speaker 4: in his underwear.
Speaker 1: So we're talking.
Speaker 4: Whatever was happening was happening fast, and they were scared
Speaker 4: for their life. That's why they didn't all diet once either. No,
Speaker 4: they chased down. Yeah, they died. They get chased down.
Speaker 4: Attack the one. Here's the this is the part that
Speaker 4: I went this doesn't make sense to me? Make this
Speaker 4: make sense. Was the tent that they were in. The
Speaker 4: two of them that we were in, cut from the
Speaker 4: inside out to get out of the tent. You have
Speaker 4: a zipper. Why are you cutting from the other end
Speaker 4: to get out of your tent? So to me, that
Speaker 4: was okay. The incision was from the inside and out.
Speaker 4: They're running from something. What are they running from? What's happening?
Speaker 4: Avalanche also was thrown into the mix, I think in
Speaker 4: two thousand and eight, thousand and nine, when people are
Speaker 4: reopening it, they're like, a wait.
Speaker 6: Right, because avalanches smelt your eyeballs out and exactly to
Speaker 6: everyone's missing and you're crushed all the bones in your body.
Speaker 6: And you know what's crazy to me about the cutting
Speaker 6: it from the inside to get out. No shoes on
Speaker 6: in your underwear. It's like a billion degrees below. Yeah,
Speaker 6: Like literally, if you spit before your spit touches the ground,
Speaker 6: it's freaking frozen, like that's how old it is.
Speaker 1: And they're out there and they're underwear.
Speaker 6: So yeah, I talked to my cousin about this and
Speaker 6: he was like an alien popped up in the tent
Speaker 6: with him.
Speaker 1: Like what would you do? You? You know, cut and run, right,
Speaker 1: But that's the weirdness around it because.
Speaker 6: It's like a lot of people go ufo. A lot
Speaker 6: of people will go because of.
Speaker 4: The energy that's down afterwards, right right right, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: that's why they just immediately because of what was found
Speaker 4: at the site for radio active it was considered a
Speaker 4: radioactive site after this, but that was after the other
Speaker 4: investigators got involved and RUSH had already done their cleanup.
Speaker 1: So for me, if it's a yettie or you're hearing these.
Speaker 4: Sounds, you would want to cut from the opposite side.
Speaker 4: If you're in a tent and you're fighting it and
Speaker 4: you know a grizzly is coming through your tent on
Speaker 4: one side, but you know you can cut out the
Speaker 4: back and run straight up the bushes and get away
Speaker 4: because he's distracted by your camp you're.
Speaker 1: Gonna do that.
Speaker 4: So in my head, I'm like, okay, maybe that's so.
Speaker 4: It'd be a yetty type of creature that they're dodging from.
Speaker 4: But you have one whose eyeballs nothing else was done
Speaker 4: to its face, but the eyeballs were removed. The one
Speaker 4: on the hill with the other one that had lascherrations
Speaker 4: to their back like bear claws to their back. Their
Speaker 4: partner to that person who was face down, his tongue
Speaker 4: was severed completely like perfect in half, not ripped out,
Speaker 4: this cut completely cut off. That's why I mean, is
Speaker 4: this a tribe? Is this the tribe? Is this the
Speaker 4: you know what?
Speaker 1: It was so much britt. Another weird thing about this
Speaker 1: is if you look into the fucking hikers, they're all KGB.
Speaker 4: So what I know this all and one day back,
Speaker 4: one day back, you know that guy's like, thank you
Speaker 4: got I had something else.
Speaker 6: Right right like and how it's literally the perfect conundrum
Speaker 6: because you got like KGB weirdness and then like yetti
Speaker 6: stuff extraterrestrials. I mean, one of them had the friends
Speaker 6: clothes on and it was like somebody took a nibble
Speaker 6: off one of the other friends It's like they were
Speaker 6: it was literally you're talking about cannibals being up there.
Speaker 6: It's like they assumed that they started eating each other.
Speaker 6: But really, what could have happened is there's some weirdo
Speaker 6: cannibals that live up in that pass that came down
Speaker 6: after whatever happened and started biting big chunks out of them.
Speaker 6: I don't know it did. The weirdness just keeps stacking.
Speaker 6: When you look at this.
Speaker 4: Kid, thought, here's a thought, what if they were running
Speaker 4: experimental testing, kind of like how we have harp We
Speaker 4: have a lot of silent weapon testing going around, you know,
Speaker 4: so what if they were testing a high powered type
Speaker 4: of technology They thought no one would be up on
Speaker 4: these mountains, right, and these hikers were up there because
Speaker 4: I do know that there are some of these tests
Speaker 4: and if you talk to some of the ex military,
Speaker 4: they said it makes them go insane. It made them,
Speaker 4: you know, see things, or feel weird or have these
Speaker 4: anxieties or whatever. So I'm wondering if the Russians were
Speaker 4: doing some type of testing and this was affecting them
Speaker 4: and they were not acting rationally because they.
Speaker 1: Were one hearing something. We don't know if their ears
Speaker 1: were bleeding.
Speaker 4: We don't know if their brain was doing anything, if
Speaker 4: they were having seizures. We don't know physically what they
Speaker 4: were experiencing before. And it's possible that they were hallucinating
Speaker 4: through this whatever testing was going on. And they basically
Speaker 4: are fleeing in different directions and died at different times.
Speaker 4: And let's just say, for the purpose of not saying
Speaker 4: it's anything extraterrestrial or cryptid, that the other tribe found
Speaker 4: these dead bodies and thought they would cut a tongue,
Speaker 4: take some eyes, you know what I mean, like pausible.
Speaker 1: It's another infrasoundary.
Speaker 6: I think is what they call that theory is yes,
Speaker 6: infra sound or And you know the other thing too,
Speaker 6: is some idiot. You know, this is Smithsonian level type
Speaker 6: idiocrity going on with some of this stuff, because they said, oh, you.
Speaker 1: Know what probably happened. They were trying to take pictures
Speaker 1: of this ball lightning, and they fucked up and went
Speaker 1: crazy and started eating each other in their eye balls
Speaker 1: fell out and their tongue.
Speaker 6: And all this, and they all have mediation poisoning.
Speaker 1: Literally, I think swamp.
Speaker 8: This whole thing reminds me as uh, you all familiar
Speaker 8: with the Yuba County five disappearance for those guys. This
Speaker 8: similar less gruesome, maybe maybe maybeious.
Speaker 4: Similar, Yeah, similar in nature, with a lot of question marks.
Speaker 8: Behind them, a lot of mystery. I like you you
Speaker 8: have covering things up though, Like if things get wrong
Speaker 8: on government stuff, they're just gonna they want to make
Speaker 8: a paranormal look and so folks don't you know, they
Speaker 8: get spooked out, why they don't look into it further?
Speaker 8: You know, I kind of like that idea with cattle
Speaker 8: mutilations as well.
Speaker 1: You think cattle mutilations are government.
Speaker 8: Testing weapons or some like biological stuff.
Speaker 3: Oh good, Nick, I just said, I don't believe those
Speaker 3: are what they're presented to us, but how they're presented
Speaker 3: to us definitely think something.
Speaker 1: What what did you say, Well, the hiker's beard. Of course,
Speaker 1: they weren't where they.
Speaker 7: Said that they were going to go, and it was
Speaker 7: too late for them to go all the way back
Speaker 7: down this ravine, so they just decided to set up
Speaker 7: camp where they were at. So this was not like
Speaker 7: a plan stop. So if it was the Soviet's weapons test,
Speaker 7: there were so many gulags around there. One of the
Speaker 7: guys got arrested and released. Yeah, or they left for
Speaker 7: the final leg of the mission. They kind of came
Speaker 7: in on this train station in this town. I can't
Speaker 7: think of it right now, and basically they were just
Speaker 7: a little too happy. They didn't look right, and this
Speaker 7: Soviet officer thought that they were spies, Like he straight
Speaker 7: up thought they were spies. Detained him for a little
Speaker 7: bit and then released him and was basically like, get
Speaker 7: the hell out of here. You can't wait in the
Speaker 7: train station anymore. And then they veered off course. So
Speaker 7: if there was some sort of testing going on, I mean,
Speaker 7: that would be the prime location in those mountains. And Brittany,
Speaker 7: I wanted to tell you as well, there are some
Speaker 7: mounds here in Florida, right in Okkalla. And to get
Speaker 7: back to your point, JJ, there are some relief strange
Speaker 7: things that have happened there. I've visited them personally myself,
Speaker 7: and I've always had this just weird experiences happened there
Speaker 7: so much, so like the energy was so bad. I've
Speaker 7: been driven out of there twice. So we'll take you there, Brett.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 4: I've been with the ones up in Crystal River. It's
Speaker 4: there's two mans there and I didn't.
Speaker 1: It's not that fun.
Speaker 4: Like I was like, Okay, I've seen it, that's great.
Speaker 4: I don't like how I feel here. I just feel
Speaker 4: like I'm not wanted, Like it's it's a sacred place.
Speaker 4: Like you feel like this is sacred to us. You're
Speaker 4: not welcome here, Like why are you here? This isn't
Speaker 4: for people just to trample all over? Yeah, I'm cool.
Speaker 6: Like they they might have even been chosen those locations
Speaker 6: because they're hot spots or something like the late lines,
Speaker 6: you know, div rouge there.
Speaker 1: I think that you know, we had the Old World
Speaker 1: Florida guy on Brooke. I'm sure you've heard.
Speaker 9: Of him, Marcolen, Yes, yeah, and he was talking about
Speaker 9: a bunch of those places in Florida, and I honestly
Speaker 9: feel like they are just a bunch of hotspots, you know.
Speaker 1: Like where they build certain things.
Speaker 6: It's significant because our history has been erased and we
Speaker 6: don't understand it. But like, uh, the cove or castle,
Speaker 6: what is it that the guy levitated the stones forroadcasts? Yeah,
Speaker 6: so you know on that lay line mm hmmmm. And
Speaker 6: also I just saw something on Facebook today. Not to diverge,
Speaker 6: but Brooke, you might find this interesting that the wood
Speaker 6: that is described in the Bible that Noah built the
Speaker 6: arc out of is only founded Florida gopher wood.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so that lends.
Speaker 6: More credence to the uh that that Garden of Eden
Speaker 6: Florida things. So I thought that was I mean, we
Speaker 6: literally know nothing about our true past. It blows my mind.
Speaker 1: We don't.
Speaker 7: And when you first hear that, really, on its face
Speaker 7: it sounds crazy. But what you have when you read
Speaker 7: about the gopher Wood and then you start learning more
Speaker 7: about it, that in the theory is it's up. And
Speaker 7: I know the audience will love this, but the Chattahoochee
Speaker 7: area is one of the areas in which that they
Speaker 7: suspect that the Garden of Eden was. If you're looking
Speaker 7: for we're in Florida, it's up there, and there's Yeah,
Speaker 7: there's some really good evidence to support it.
Speaker 1: It's super interesting.
Speaker 8: That is interesting.
Speaker 4: Strangely enough, there is a no, we're not talking about
Speaker 4: anything on here Tonight's Smithsonian.
Speaker 1: We're just we're just talking. We're just theorizing. Cool, sure,
Speaker 1: leave us alone.
Speaker 8: I like the idea that weird stuff happens in around mounds.
Speaker 8: That's my general theory. Weird shit happens in around mounds.
Speaker 8: And folks do like to build on that stuff, like Walmart,
Speaker 8: one of our nation's largest retailers, loves building on mound sites.
Speaker 1: Oh JJ, are you serious?
Speaker 8: Yeah. In fact, they've even fought court battles. Ever, that's
Speaker 8: how adamant they were about it. So you can go
Speaker 8: to a Walmart in northern Georgia I'm to remember the
Speaker 8: name of the town, northwest Georgia, and they settled the
Speaker 8: court battle with the local tribes saying they could build
Speaker 8: on that mound site to sort of the mound, but
Speaker 8: the contents of the mound would go inside a museum
Speaker 8: inside the Walmart. Go get your Walley World experience and
Speaker 8: visit a mound museum at the same time.
Speaker 1: Oh my acts out of all the land? Really, what.
Speaker 8: Right? This goes across the nation. I've plotted at least
Speaker 8: twenty one sites that I know of that they've built
Speaker 8: stores on.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's ridiculous.
Speaker 6: Did you find this out before or after the South
Speaker 6: Park Walmart episode where Walmart's the devil?
Speaker 8: Never seen it, but I agree with their conclusions.
Speaker 6: Well, it's a really good one if you haven't seen
Speaker 6: it the South Park Walmart episode. But it doesn't surprise
Speaker 6: me that they'd want to build on significant places.
Speaker 1: Like that because they they have an agenda. Dude, that's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: That's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: You know, you know who I mean, it's a little
Speaker 3: bit off topic. And then, as I said, didn't want
Speaker 3: to ask you a question, Brittany, but I even Hobby
Speaker 3: Lobby has actually been known for doing some weird ship
Speaker 3: with artifacts. They collect old, weird artifacts, and they've also
Speaker 3: been busted kind of for naggling with fake ones praising
Speaker 3: them for a lot of money.
Speaker 5: You gotta look into that. Not a lot, it's no
Speaker 5: bullshit weird.
Speaker 3: Yeah. The weird thing is is just like if you're
Speaker 3: if you're such a Catholic or Christian, I don't know
Speaker 3: what they're what they I know it's one of those
Speaker 3: Christian Why are you collecting artifacts and in that of
Speaker 3: your religion?
Speaker 1: Dude?
Speaker 6: Listen, Nick question, do you know where the the corporate
Speaker 6: office of Hobby Lobby is? It's in Oklahoma, Okay, it's
Speaker 6: in my Stang, Oklahoma, where I used to live. I
Speaker 6: worked at the corporate office for like seven years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would Intel, Intel, go on.
Speaker 6: And I only where the bubble saying this because literally
Speaker 6: they fired me because they said that I had integrity issues,
Speaker 6: but really what it was was I asked.
Speaker 1: For a raise and they were like no.
Speaker 6: Anyways, I started fighting with them and they said fuck
Speaker 6: you and they fired me. Anyways, I feel okay saying this,
Speaker 6: but they would throw these Christmas parties every year. And
Speaker 6: I've met David Green, that's like the guy who started
Speaker 6: Hobby Lobby and his wife and they have some adopted kids,
Speaker 6: and they're all weird and they're all into stuff. And
Speaker 6: there was rumors that like one of them had to
Speaker 6: go to the er because they put like a Gerbil
Speaker 6: in their ass and couldn't get it out, and like
Speaker 6: they were all, dude, they were all just super rich
Speaker 6: doing weird rich people's stuff. And you know Hobby Lobby,
Speaker 6: the Christian company where you put Gerbils in your ass
Speaker 6: and you fucking you know, throw extravagant million dollar Christmas
Speaker 6: parties every year, and like give.
Speaker 5: Them the artifacts out there, right, but.
Speaker 1: The word the word of the day.
Speaker 6: In the corporate office, they do have some artifacts on
Speaker 6: display down the hallways and you can walk like as
Speaker 6: you're going to like the bathrooms and stuff, you can
Speaker 6: pass by them and just look at them.
Speaker 1: They collect this ship from all.
Speaker 5: Over the world, the ones.
Speaker 1: And just like, I mean, what the five.
Speaker 2: I just looked in brief they were fined three million
Speaker 2: dollars for smuggling in Iraqi artifacts, likely during the Second US.
Speaker 6: Dude, I'm telling you they're.
Speaker 3: Asked step like a thousand.
Speaker 1: I learned something new. This is amazing. I love to
Speaker 1: learn new stuff. This is this is life changing, brit.
Speaker 4: Is nothing.
Speaker 5: I wanted to ask you for.
Speaker 3: I guess, out of all the years of experience that
Speaker 3: you've had, what is the most weirdest place for you
Speaker 3: that you've been to?
Speaker 5: And maybe if you happen to know like any of
Speaker 5: the history behind.
Speaker 1: Or anything like that, what was the last part or
Speaker 1: if the and.
Speaker 3: If you happen to know any history behind like the
Speaker 3: area that you're at, that even makes it weird or.
Speaker 5: Too or anything. Oh my god, let's put you on
Speaker 5: the spot.
Speaker 1: It really is, because it's like I need there's any.
Speaker 3: Sound experiences, maybe that mound experience.
Speaker 1: No, not mound experience.
Speaker 4: I've had so many freaking weird experiences. I will say,
Speaker 4: let's talk paranormal spirits for a second. I will say
Speaker 4: in Saint Augustine, I'll actually just share this account.
Speaker 1: This was the first time.
Speaker 4: An entity, because you know, it's always me for a
Speaker 4: long time. I have different theories on ghosts and spirits
Speaker 4: and what they are. And this particular incident shook me
Speaker 4: because not only could I see the being, but it
Speaker 4: held me and told me everything it needed to tell
Speaker 4: me of what transpired in the room. And I physically
Speaker 4: couldn't move. My friends tried to pick me up and
Speaker 4: move me, and I just started crying. I'm like, I
Speaker 4: can't she's telling me something.
Speaker 1: So it happened in the old Saint.
Speaker 4: Augustine Hospital, which is down one of the cobblestone streets,
Speaker 4: and my friends and I who had done they worked
Speaker 4: up there at the time and held the tours and
Speaker 4: did the tours.
Speaker 1: We stayed after hours.
Speaker 4: I would go up sometimes and partake in their tours
Speaker 4: or maybe teach dowsing rods or whatever the case is like,
Speaker 4: and just partake in some of the events up there.
Speaker 4: And this particular night they were like, well, let's hang
Speaker 4: out afterwards, you can help us close it down.
Speaker 1: We'll lock up. I'm like, sounds great, And this was over.
Speaker 4: God, this had to be fifteen years ago now, I
Speaker 4: want to say, is at this time, so I'm in
Speaker 4: We're done for the night, and I the whole night.
Speaker 4: My friend was like, I'm smelling like a kind of
Speaker 4: like a pop pauri smell, like a perfume smell, and
Speaker 4: it's just following you all around. And I was like, well,
Speaker 4: I wear vanilla and cotton candies. Ain't no way that
Speaker 4: it's me. And she's like, it's literally behind you everywhere
Speaker 4: you go.
Speaker 1: I'm like, okay. So at the end of the night,
Speaker 1: I go back in where if you've been.
Speaker 4: To this hospital, it's kind of it's the secondary hospital,
Speaker 4: so it's like they've added on to It's a long story,
Speaker 4: but anyway regardless. So you walk in from like where
Speaker 4: you get your tickets and where the doctor's office was,
Speaker 4: where the morning room was. Then you go in where
Speaker 4: the soldiers would have been brought in beds, they would
Speaker 4: have done the.
Speaker 1: Surgeries right then and there, and then there was like
Speaker 1: a back room to it.
Speaker 4: So I walk back into where they have like the
Speaker 4: fake cot sat up setup where they talk about where
Speaker 4: they do the amputations and all this stuff, and I
Speaker 4: literally am walking and all of a sudden, I smell
Speaker 4: the aroma so strong myself. I'm like Oh my god,
Speaker 4: I smell it now. I smell it and I stop
Speaker 4: just because I'm like, hey, I smell it. And literally,
Speaker 4: within that second I got grabbed, and to this day,
Speaker 4: I can still see her. She put her a whole
Speaker 4: like if you're if I'm facing this way.
Speaker 1: She put her hands like this.
Speaker 4: Way to hold me this way towards her, like her
Speaker 4: face here, and she had her hair up in a bun.
Speaker 4: She had like this blue dress on with kind of
Speaker 4: like a high collared neck. And she's telling me they
Speaker 4: wouldn't let me see him. They wouldn't let me see him.
Speaker 4: He died without me being able to see him. I
Speaker 4: couldn't tell him I loved him. And I'm like who.
Speaker 4: And I'm just crying because I'm feeling all of her emotion.
Speaker 4: And my friends are in a panic, and her and
Speaker 4: her husband come over to try and grab me, and
Speaker 4: they're like, she can't move, She's like concrete.
Speaker 1: So I'm like freaking out because I've never had an
Speaker 1: experience like this in my life. I'm like, what in
Speaker 1: the world.
Speaker 4: I've seen spirits, I've seen things, I've seen things I
Speaker 4: can't explain, but this was like physical touch, like a
Speaker 4: person whole me telling me all this information, and I'm like,
Speaker 4: I'm so sorry. I don't know what you want me
Speaker 4: to do. And I was like, are you with him?
Speaker 4: I'm like trying to ask all these questions, and she's like,
Speaker 4: they wouldn't let me see him. I fought, and I fought,
Speaker 4: but I wasn't his wife. They wouldn't let me see him.
Speaker 4: He needs to know that I love him, and I'm like,
Speaker 4: what in God's name is freaking happening right now? So
Speaker 4: she lets me go because I said to her, I
Speaker 4: will do everything I can to try and find him
Speaker 4: and let him know, like I will do everything, because I'm.
Speaker 1: Like, what the hell this guy's been dead since like
Speaker 1: a lot of time.
Speaker 4: What am I supposed to do?
Speaker 1: And I'm like, oh my god. So then she releases me.
Speaker 4: She's gone, and then I could physically move, like every
Speaker 4: part of my body hurt because I was so tense
Speaker 4: from her holding me.
Speaker 1: I couldn't physically move.
Speaker 4: So my friends started researching into it and all the
Speaker 4: Because the fires in Saint Augustine, a lot of the
Speaker 4: documentation got burned, but there was a story of a
Speaker 4: woman who went to the courts there and fought to
Speaker 4: see her soldier who she was in game two, and
Speaker 4: they would not permit her to see him because she
Speaker 4: wasn't legally his wife. And she fought to make sure
Speaker 4: that from this point on, all fiancees could see their
Speaker 4: spouse or there soon to be spouse before they died,
Speaker 4: because he was an amputee and that was the only
Speaker 4: woman that we could figure out had to be her.
Speaker 4: And it took months to even find that documentation or
Speaker 4: that piece of history through like individuals of just saying,
Speaker 4: was there ever a case that talked about and fiance
Speaker 4: couldn't see a guy, and like it came from a
Speaker 4: lot of the historians up there, and they were able
Speaker 4: to find one case that we all were like, Okay,
Speaker 4: I think that's it. And every time I go to
Speaker 4: that hospital and I do any investigations there, I'm always like,
Speaker 4: I'm just letting you know you can be at peace.
Speaker 1: Now he knows you can be together. Everything is fine.
Speaker 4: I'm like, dear God, I hope to God they're together
Speaker 4: on the other side after all that garbage.
Speaker 1: But it was the most intense thing.
Speaker 4: So for me, out of everything I've ever experienced, that
Speaker 4: was probably the most intense because I could see her
Speaker 4: like I'm looking at you guys holding on him. It
Speaker 4: was the weirdest freaking thing ever, and it changed my mind.
Speaker 4: Fifteen years ago, I shifted. I went, there's something going
Speaker 4: on here that doesn't make sense. And they uncovered body
Speaker 4: parts under the cobblestones out there from where they did amputations.
Speaker 4: I mean there's a lot. I worked up there pretty
Speaker 4: hardcore on a case for about three and a half months,
Speaker 4: and then I worked a lot with the paranormal groups
Speaker 4: up there. And it just that town, and they have
Speaker 4: their own Amityville up there too. I don't know if
Speaker 4: anybody knows about that. There is a portal to Hell,
Speaker 4: and I know the neighborhood and I can take you
Speaker 4: right to the street and it's really cool.
Speaker 1: What's the house called?
Speaker 9: Is it?
Speaker 4: Like, No, it's it's it's nobody knows. It was kept
Speaker 4: within the historians and it was kept within the secrets there.
Speaker 4: So this guy it was on this one street. There's
Speaker 4: like four really cute homes and it's on an old
Speaker 4: cobble street, and so like the cobble street goes through
Speaker 4: the homes and then across the home there's little plots
Speaker 4: of land and like on that particular house's plot, there's
Speaker 4: like an old little barn there, or not like a barn,
Speaker 4: but a shed, and that wasn't his shed, but the
Speaker 4: new owners put it in.
Speaker 1: But in the house.
Speaker 4: The man ended up chasing all of his children and
Speaker 4: his wife down, unliving them, then going across to that
Speaker 4: property and wrote that the devil told him to do it,
Speaker 4: and then once he was done doing it, the devil
Speaker 4: needed him, so he had to unlive himself. So then
Speaker 4: it crossed the way on that lot. He then did
Speaker 4: it to himself.
Speaker 1: And so I worked at san Amityville.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was it was intense, like yeah, because that
Speaker 4: de Fayo guy didn't kill himself.
Speaker 6: He just went to jail, but he said that the
Speaker 6: devil made him do it.
Speaker 4: But then this man believed this and he did it
Speaker 4: to his wife and his eye. One child was down
Speaker 4: the stairs with the mom and then the other one
Speaker 4: was upstairs, and the whole thing was the devil made
Speaker 4: him do it.
Speaker 6: I was like, what are your thoughts then on like
Speaker 6: demonic possession and stuff like, because we can't talk about
Speaker 6: payanormal without that coming, because I do think that, you know,
Speaker 6: like with the Amityville thing, he was like, oh, the devil,
Speaker 6: you know, was giving me message. He was sleeping in
Speaker 6: the basement and supposedly there was something down there with him.
Speaker 6: I mean, I don't know what your thoughts are, like
Speaker 6: demons versus ghosts versus you know, like guardian angels or whatever.
Speaker 6: But I think even within the paranormal there are camps
Speaker 6: of like, okay, deceased loved ones check God to angels check,
Speaker 6: demons check. You know, It's like there are different and
Speaker 6: you know, demons that pretend to be your grandma check.
Speaker 6: You know, it's like, what are we actually dealing with here?
Speaker 4: I so, I'm sure you guys won't find this weird
Speaker 4: at all because it's me. But I studied into learning
Speaker 4: how to become an exercising priest because there are ways
Speaker 4: that as a paranormal investigator, with the right backing and
Speaker 4: teaching within their schooling, you can work for a parish
Speaker 4: and work the priest and they will send you out
Speaker 4: to like do an investigation first to see if we're
Speaker 4: dealing with a possession, someone that's mentally ill, so on
Speaker 4: and so forth. I looked into the exercising and doing
Speaker 4: the exorcisms myself, and I also looked into demonology because
Speaker 4: I have known people, I have seen them for myself,
Speaker 4: that these dark demon spirits do exist, and they do
Speaker 4: possess the living without the living, even sometimes being aware,
Speaker 4: and it comes upon us in different ways. And so
Speaker 4: for me seeing that, For instance, I'll tell you an account.
Speaker 4: I was working on a location, investigating a location, and
Speaker 4: every time I go on investigation, just because I was
Speaker 4: baptized Catholic, it's just kind of like my little like,
Speaker 4: hey man, I'm going to just protect myself against these
Speaker 4: dark beings because I do believe even in native cultures,
Speaker 4: there are dark beings that have roamed this shell of
Speaker 4: a rock before any life had formed. You know, it's
Speaker 4: almost a condemned spirit soul trapped here, and that's talked
Speaker 4: a lot in their teachings. So those entities, they're called
Speaker 4: spirit jumpers too. So when somebody's intoxicated and drunk, it
Speaker 4: allows those spirits to jump into one's body as a
Speaker 4: spirit jumper, and it will take over you, which is
Speaker 4: very fascinating. There's so much to it. It's freaking awesome.
Speaker 4: For another show. But I was wearing my rosary in
Speaker 4: this location one night, and we knew we were dealing
Speaker 4: with the demon and nobody, not even the people I
Speaker 4: was with. It's something I do for myself. It was
Speaker 4: my tru It's just a connection to me and my grandmother,
Speaker 4: who was very connected spiritually. She knew all the ways
Speaker 4: to protect yourself in these environments, and so it's one
Speaker 4: of those things that's like I just know I'm protected, right,
Speaker 4: and I feel very empowered with it.
Speaker 1: Whatever.
Speaker 4: And so we were talking through the portal and immediately
Speaker 4: said it didn't like me, and it's called me out
Speaker 4: by my name, and it's not uncommon for me to
Speaker 4: go into location and my name is said and spoken
Speaker 4: multiple time on the portals or any device, and I
Speaker 4: don't really buckle at it. I'm like, okay, well who
Speaker 4: are you and what do you want? Why don't you
Speaker 4: like me? What is it about me you don't like?
Speaker 4: And they're like, Britney, don't tag it as I'm like, no,
Speaker 4: I know what this is. And I wanted to speak
Speaker 4: to me what is it about me that you don't like?
Speaker 4: And it came back your rosary immediately and I just went, oh,
Speaker 4: you don't.
Speaker 1: Then my friends are like what roa three?
Speaker 8: What is it?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 4: And I'm like, so I like pull it out from
Speaker 4: underneath my shirt and they're like, holy shit, And I said,
Speaker 4: now might be the time for you guys to step
Speaker 4: aside and let me handle this thing, because this thing
Speaker 4: is dark and it saw it is like when right
Speaker 4: to me? Like I don't like you because you think
Speaker 4: you're better than me, type deal. And it just it
Speaker 4: was a very intense night. We were looking for an
Speaker 4: unmarked grave and we luckily found that on mark grave.
Speaker 6: So what made you not want to do that anymore?
Speaker 6: Because I feel like that's badass. I still like the
Speaker 6: rain war and tight badass with your blonde hair going
Speaker 6: in just kicking the shit out of demons and stuff.
Speaker 1: I do it.
Speaker 4: I still do it. It just depends on the case. I like,
Speaker 4: I said, one of the cases I worked was three months,
Speaker 4: was a possession case and I three months.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh my god, you can get it out of it.
Speaker 4: No, Sometimes the host, if the host is too far gone,
Speaker 4: it doesn't matter what fighting you do on your side.
Speaker 4: If they continue to bring it back themselves willingly, and
Speaker 4: they willingly tell you that they are fine and there's
Speaker 4: nothing wrong with it, and their spirits are good. There's
Speaker 4: only so much you can do it sometimes has to
Speaker 4: come democlat person.
Speaker 1: So you say they're willingly bringing it back, how I know.
Speaker 7: You know, sometimes people say that you can do different
Speaker 7: things and it opens you up and you're more susceptible
Speaker 7: with lower vibration to demonic possessions or certain occult practices
Speaker 7: or whatever. But in your case here, what was it
Speaker 7: that was bringing them back in.
Speaker 4: They were susceptible to children's spirits, and they believe that
Speaker 4: they were taking care of childrens spirits from a dark spirit,
Speaker 4: and so these demons were portraying themselves as children. So
Speaker 4: for me personally, from my personal experience and work in
Speaker 4: this field, there are no such thing as children's spirits.
Speaker 4: These are all demonic spirits praying on your darkest weakness.
Speaker 4: So if you are a very empathetic person or caring
Speaker 4: kind person, immediately you're going to open up to a child.
Speaker 4: So when a child spirit comes in the room, it's
Speaker 4: immediately you're gonna your guard is down. You feel like
Speaker 4: you have to save it. You feel like you have
Speaker 4: to make sure that this child's okay. And most of
Speaker 4: the time, by the time you get to the bottom
Speaker 4: of it and you make that demon say its name,
Speaker 4: you've now now discovered that it's not a child at
Speaker 4: all and it was just disguising. Like for me, that's
Speaker 4: one of my biggest attack as a mom. It goes
Speaker 4: after me and my children every time, So that's a
Speaker 4: guard that I have to do always against them. And
Speaker 4: I've seen some really dark entities. One I've seen myself
Speaker 4: that I it tried to take away my sight. That's
Speaker 4: how dark it tried to possess over top of me,
Speaker 4: and I had to get rid of it, like it
Speaker 4: literally tried to take away my vision. In an invest stigation,
Speaker 4: when and it's called when you're bending, it's when you're bending,
Speaker 4: it's literally you're bending into their dimension and everything almost
Speaker 4: kind of turns like a purple haze and you're you're
Speaker 4: completely bent into their realm and you see things. I mean,
Speaker 4: there is there's a lot of accounts in brook Troy
Speaker 4: Can I'll tell you about the count that we had
Speaker 4: together where that was an experience as well, Like, yeah,
Speaker 4: it's once you're there, you've got to be strong because
Speaker 4: if you're not, they will even unknowingly come and attach themselves.
Speaker 4: So a lot of people that deal with oppressions and
Speaker 4: things like that, these are still top types of attacks
Speaker 4: from a spiritual place, and it's learning how to detach
Speaker 4: ourselves from those cords of those spiritual beings and how
Speaker 4: to protect ourselves from them.
Speaker 8: Interesting hmm, I like the idea of all these demons.
Speaker 8: What are your thoughts for it? On curses of adults?
Speaker 1: Oh JJ, haunted dolls.
Speaker 4: I think it's just a way to make money, but I.
Speaker 8: Will I.
Speaker 4: I think so in honesty, the spiritual plane, if it's
Speaker 4: energy driven, if there's something in it, like when you
Speaker 4: take the case of Annabel, the original Annabel. The owners
Speaker 4: of Annabel allowed the spear in their home and asked
Speaker 4: them to go into the dull of animal.
Speaker 1: So you're giving it a carrier, you're.
Speaker 4: Giving it a physical thing, and you're allowing it, you're
Speaker 4: telling it. It's like think of the mentality of like
Speaker 4: a vampire. You can't let a vampire in your house,
Speaker 4: can't cross the threshold unless you say you're welcome into
Speaker 4: my home. It's the same thing as a demonic being.
Speaker 4: So anytime I leave a place that I know is demonic,
Speaker 4: I immediately say you cannot follow me home.
Speaker 1: You're not welcome. I'm a property.
Speaker 4: I have a bubble a hedge of protection au my property,
Speaker 4: you're not welcome to come. And so it's immediately letting
Speaker 4: them know I have that invisible salt. If you will
Speaker 4: around my house, they're not welcome here. And if they
Speaker 4: even try, I can sense them and they're gone, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean, Like, I take control over what
Speaker 4: is mine. You're not coming after me.
Speaker 5: So if I.
Speaker 4: Willingly say to a spirit which they thought was a
Speaker 4: spirit child again and the rain was like, oh no,
Speaker 4: but it was like a spirit child, they willingly said,
Speaker 4: go into the doll, which was a giant Raggedy Ann
Speaker 4: all right, And I hate Raggedy Ann because of this.
Speaker 4: I remember like being a kid, and I was like,
Speaker 4: no dolls. No, Like I remember, like, get those things
Speaker 4: away her, you know, and like and he's like, Chucky,
Speaker 4: you could just freaking.
Speaker 1: Drop kick that doll. And I was like, could you though,
Speaker 1: because he's got knives and dude, he's murder. That's JJ's
Speaker 1: the one that's haunted you.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so that's supposedly, well, I mean that's supposedly that's
Speaker 8: the character basis of Chucky. Is Robert the Doll.
Speaker 4: Rot my buddy, Yes, And Robert the Doll is actually
Speaker 4: in Key West. They have him glass.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, well they don't want folks of it, though.
Speaker 8: I'll tell you what. You might be a mountain guy
Speaker 8: mounted like what'slf, wandering into an old silvil war for
Speaker 8: looking for some history built on a man and find
Speaker 8: yourself cursed by a haunted for the next twelve or
Speaker 8: fourteen years.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, the good thing is is that with Robert you're safe.
Speaker 4: They did a ritual to protect, like, to protect the
Speaker 4: people that come to see him. He has the salt.
Speaker 4: They did the prayer JJ with the glass. You can
Speaker 4: go see Robert.
Speaker 1: That is cute.
Speaker 8: You're not supposed to take a picture with him, though, right,
Speaker 8: isn't that the deal? Like, so I took a picture
Speaker 8: with him. I didn't ask that's what That's what I
Speaker 8: mean by the curse of Robert the Doll. I was like,
Speaker 8: curse dolls, that's ridiculous, I'll take a picture with this thing.
Speaker 8: And I woke up with, Yeah, I'm not kidding, I'm convincing. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I'm convinced. I've been cursed by Robert the Doll. I
Speaker 8: finally this past December, I finally came to terms with it,
Speaker 8: and I read him a letter. You know see I've
Speaker 8: been working out see well though since then if you
Speaker 8: asked me but find out he's a long term, it's
Speaker 8: going to be like.
Speaker 1: Do you want to play?
Speaker 8: Do you want to right? And it's interesting though, because
Speaker 8: that whole room down there, when I remember going down there,
Speaker 8: the whole room was filled with letters from folks apologizing
Speaker 8: to rober writing so it seems like you said, quite
Speaker 8: a he's a prolific ont dole that that Roberts.
Speaker 4: There's so many people that are like I didn't ask
Speaker 4: to take his picture. I didn't tell him that he
Speaker 4: could well. And the other mistake that people make in
Speaker 4: some of those letters is they take a rock from
Speaker 4: the fort, and that's.
Speaker 1: A big no no. You never take anything from any
Speaker 1: place of energy like that.
Speaker 4: And so a lot of those letters were like I'm
Speaker 4: sorry Robert, like talking to Robert like he owned the
Speaker 4: fourth It's like I'm sorry that I.
Speaker 1: Took the rock and I hope that you will leave
Speaker 1: me alone now or whatever, you know.
Speaker 4: But it's again, it's that unwillingness, and it's also the yeah, right,
Speaker 4: this isn't real BS thing, and it's the no respect
Speaker 4: in a sense to that entity, and it more or
Speaker 4: less becomes a taunter like to say, really, okay, I'll
Speaker 4: show you.
Speaker 1: So why they tell you not to take rocks and
Speaker 1: stuff from the National Parks.
Speaker 5: Sitting.
Speaker 4: I don't take it from any mountains. I don't take
Speaker 4: a rock from anywhere except the beach. That's the only
Speaker 4: place I do not. But I won't not from any
Speaker 4: haunted establishments, not from any historic establishments. Too much energy,
Speaker 4: too much bloodshed. You don't know what happened on that
Speaker 4: exact rock, and you don't know what you're bringing home,
Speaker 4: especially like in Gettysburg.
Speaker 1: Don't take anything from there because they hold memories and stuff.
Speaker 1: Like granted, quarts is the largest one to hold any memories.
Speaker 4: If you have enough of it, you can power it
Speaker 4: and it will play back a video, which is what
Speaker 4: they're basically trying to do right now. So that's why. So,
Speaker 4: like on a completely different quick topic, my work in
Speaker 4: Gettysburg was because of the investigation I did with how
Speaker 4: much quartz crystals are underneath the ground of Gettysburg. During
Speaker 4: the lightning storm is anytime of thunderstorms and lightning storms
Speaker 4: upticking the energy. That is when the most visible ghosts
Speaker 4: are seen in the plane. When the moisture and the
Speaker 4: elements are heightened, and that's because the vibrations and the
Speaker 4: electricity have basically energized the quartz crystals, and it's basically
Speaker 4: playing back what had happened. So you're actually seeing the
Speaker 4: soldiers really, but it's playing back from the memory of
Speaker 4: those quurts. Now there's other things that happened there that
Speaker 4: I looked into, but as far as just the quartz
Speaker 4: crystals go, yeah, and it's I mean, it's enough to
Speaker 4: build a skyscraper in New York, that's how much quartz
Speaker 4: was in there.
Speaker 1: And limestone.
Speaker 7: You know, I just had somebody on the show who
Speaker 7: was talking about because I asked where it was one
Speaker 7: of the weirdest places you've ever been, or like favorite
Speaker 7: places've investigated, and he said Gettysburg and I was like,
Speaker 7: oh cool.
Speaker 1: And so he said he was on one of the
Speaker 1: investigations they were on. They were on this tour.
Speaker 7: They collaborated with a group up there, and he just
Speaker 7: started taking pictures at night on the battlefield. Well I
Speaker 7: guess his flash was on, and then all of a
Speaker 7: sudden they started getting shot at. And basically what they
Speaker 7: did was trigger the ghosts because during the battle of Gettysburg,
Speaker 7: like at night time, they knew where to fire when
Speaker 7: they saw the musket flash, and so his phone's over
Speaker 7: there flashing and it triggered these ghosts and they started
Speaker 7: getting shot at by the Gettysburg ghosts.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Someone just told me that traumatizing the ghosts, right,
Speaker 5: PTSD Right, no.
Speaker 3: Shit, something I wanted to ask you print. I was
Speaker 3: like a little bit kind of going back, like five
Speaker 3: minutes ago. It was just something I was wondering when
Speaker 3: you were doing these exorcisms. Exorcisms, were you doing them
Speaker 3: with like Catholic priests the one that took No, I.
Speaker 1: Never actually performed in exorcism.
Speaker 3: Okay, No, I'm saying the people that were there that
Speaker 3: they were doing it. I think you said one took
Speaker 3: like three months.
Speaker 5: No, the one.
Speaker 4: So yeah, So the case I was working on, I
Speaker 4: was working on that with two other individuals and none
Speaker 4: nobody was a priest. There was no priest involved. We
Speaker 4: wanted to bring a priest in. That person told me
Speaker 4: that they wanted God nowhere near their establishment.
Speaker 5: Oh okay.
Speaker 4: The person we spoke to at the time, we knew
Speaker 4: we weren't talking to the person. That person specifically said
Speaker 4: very clearly they did not want God, So we can't
Speaker 4: force upon the work of an exercise or removal like
Speaker 4: that when in that case we aren't even welcome. So
Speaker 4: we can do the work from beyond, but it still
Speaker 4: has to come from the host.
Speaker 5: Gotcha.
Speaker 3: The only reason why I asked is because I did
Speaker 3: see there was a somebody I think it was a
Speaker 3: it was a priest. Dude does exorcisms, and he had
Speaker 3: he was talking about like how long they took, or
Speaker 3: I guess the host was asking him, you know, questions
Speaker 3: about an exorcism, and he mentioned it it took.
Speaker 5: A while, and it was like, doesn't normally take that long?
Speaker 3: He said sometimes this and that, and he had said
Speaker 3: that he had a question, and I mean, I guess
Speaker 3: this doesn't sound good, but he said that you know
Speaker 3: that stuff all also only works as well as like
Speaker 3: the power of the church is working, so like even
Speaker 3: if the face behind Catholicism and the power of its
Speaker 3: starting to crumble, the exorcism and so I'm not going
Speaker 3: to work the well anymore either, or it could take
Speaker 3: a lot longer, which is why I was asking. Maybe
Speaker 3: if you're dealing with the Catholic rights.
Speaker 1: That's interesting.
Speaker 5: I was wondering if behind.
Speaker 4: That it would have to come from the priest that's
Speaker 4: in charge of that particular exorcism. So if his faith
Speaker 4: is shaken and he's not strong in his own faith
Speaker 4: to perform the exorcism, because it would find it would
Speaker 4: find its weakness has nothing to do with the church.
Speaker 1: It would be that particular parish of that particular priest that's.
Speaker 4: Handling the case, if he is not strong enough or
Speaker 4: he feels someone on his team is not strong enough.
Speaker 4: Because the fear is if you go in and you're
Speaker 4: dealing with a particular demon, right, because the demon will
Speaker 4: have to say its name, and once you have its name,
Speaker 4: you have power over it. So the priest has to
Speaker 4: be able to get to that part. But what the
Speaker 4: demons will do is they will prey on every single
Speaker 4: person in the room. So if you're not strong, and
Speaker 4: you're not strong, confidently to know you're just targeting me.
Speaker 4: This is all fake, this isn't real. It will prey
Speaker 4: on you in a sense of your darkest secret that
Speaker 4: no one knows about, your fears, your deepest It will
Speaker 4: try to sabotage you into doubt.
Speaker 1: The moment you have doubt, it now can jump to you.
Speaker 4: So the priest will not want you present in the
Speaker 4: room if you're not strong enough, because it doesn't want
Speaker 4: it leaving one host and go to one of their
Speaker 4: people or the person involved. So a lot of times
Speaker 4: when doing an exorcism, family members are not allowed in
Speaker 4: any of the rooms because family will be like, oh
Speaker 4: my god, what's happening to my child? Because they do constort,
Speaker 4: they vomit, they do things their bodies. It's think a
Speaker 4: venom to its host. So when it starts to be
Speaker 4: extracted out, the host is going to experience a lot
Speaker 4: of physical things leaving itself because it's attached to the
Speaker 4: soul of the person. So there's a lot of energy
Speaker 4: happening there, and it happens, and so it takes a
Speaker 4: very strong, very strong priest to be able to say
Speaker 4: I know, and I'm up against I'm gonna do this.
Speaker 4: And sometimes priests won't even let turn people room if
Speaker 4: they know there's a little shroud of doubt, they won't
Speaker 4: do it.
Speaker 6: That of this movie, you know, the original one, because
Speaker 6: he's a he's a doubter, you know, Damien, And it
Speaker 6: jumps into him and then he jumps out the window
Speaker 6: and kills himself.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: Well, if you look into the end Lorraine Warren case
Speaker 4: where they actually went to the court with the possession
Speaker 4: of the the devil made me do it, yes, ma'am,
Speaker 4: that whole case, And there's a great documentary on it
Speaker 4: for those that don't know, it's on Netflix. But it
Speaker 4: does explain how if you have doubt, it's all it
Speaker 4: needs to pray on you to then attach itself to you,
Speaker 4: because any demonic entity will pray on your weakest part,
Speaker 4: that's just what it does. And then it will whisper
Speaker 4: to you. And so, like what Brooks said earlier, how
Speaker 4: is it knowingly bringing it back? It will convince the
Speaker 4: host it is gone. And what you're hearing is a
Speaker 4: is a guide or a spirit guide or an angel,
Speaker 4: and it's telling you that it's good, and it's feeding
Speaker 4: you those thoughts and what you think or your thoughts
Speaker 4: are actually coming from this entity, making you think, oh,
Speaker 4: my house is clear, I'm okay, everything's fine, and I'm
Speaker 4: good now, and no, I have good spirits in the
Speaker 4: house now, everything is good, everything is light.
Speaker 1: But it's not.
Speaker 4: It's giving you that false perception until it has you
Speaker 4: back where it wants because it never wants to lose
Speaker 4: possession of you.
Speaker 1: It wants your soul period end of day. That's what
Speaker 1: it wants.
Speaker 4: So the moment you start drifting from it, or you
Speaker 4: meet people that are trying to remove you from it,
Speaker 4: it will devour even more and make you very either sick,
Speaker 4: too hard to be around, just different elements. Your lifestyle changes,
Speaker 4: You do things you normally wouldn't do. You become very solitary.
Speaker 4: You don't like being around people so much anymore. They
Speaker 4: want you isolated so that they can eventually have you
Speaker 4: do something to yourself that permanently gives.
Speaker 1: Them your soul. I think there's like maybe you know,
Speaker 1: you can disagree or agree, but there's like levels to
Speaker 1: almost because I swear I've worked with some straight up
Speaker 1: demons in my life. You know, it's like people that
Speaker 1: you just cannot you're like, you have what the fuck?
Speaker 1: And yeah, I mean they're not like rise like dude.
Speaker 1: For sure, there's some demons working at hobby lobby, but.
Speaker 6: Ins like less secret and I think like childhood trauma, uh, rape,
Speaker 6: things like that, you can open you up to getting
Speaker 6: like a little passenger inside you and you don't even
Speaker 6: know it, it forms an entity.
Speaker 1: Any type of trauma like that eventually forms a type
Speaker 1: of entity.
Speaker 2: Lucy Rose in their comments just pointed to parasitic stuff.
Speaker 2: I was going to compare it to uh Toxoplasma gandhi,
Speaker 2: which which it turns out is pretty common in the world.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: And it makes the rats or mice have less fear
Speaker 2: of the smell of the cat, and so it will
Speaker 2: approach the feline instead of having that natural fear of
Speaker 2: and with humans, it makes us less afraid of extreme circumstances. So,
Speaker 2: which maybe that's good, I don't know. So I feel
Speaker 2: like in the case of that parasite, it kind of
Speaker 2: lends like a little bit of you know, hey, you
Speaker 2: can do it, go for it, and maybe poor decision
Speaker 2: making with that manner of thinking too. But it's the
Speaker 2: spiritual parasites are very much like that too. They'll they'll
Speaker 2: psyche you out with some kind of belief that you
Speaker 2: can make the jump and maybe obviously you can't. You
Speaker 2: would be able to see that and type of thing,
Speaker 2: and so it's like they give you a little bit
Speaker 2: of this feeling of reward when in actuality just just leasing.
Speaker 5: Off of you.
Speaker 6: Have you seen those parasites under a microscopey. Then they
Speaker 6: look like demons, like old testaments ass demons. You need
Speaker 6: to look at them shits, and you know, I do
Speaker 6: a parasite cleanse once a month because I'm really into this.
Speaker 6: I think parasites are demons and you ingest them into
Speaker 6: your body through all kind of weird food and shit.
Speaker 6: Pregnant people can't even be around litterboxes because of that
Speaker 6: tocto plasmosis.
Speaker 1: Whatever.
Speaker 6: I got a little ship head cat. He's not my cat.
Speaker 6: He lives here. He was here before I got here,
Speaker 6: so I got to put up with him. He shits outside,
Speaker 6: he pisses outside. He don't come into the living room.
Speaker 6: This is his area.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: If there's something going down, he can stay in here temporarily,
Speaker 1: but he don't come into the house. I'm so weird
Speaker 1: about parasites.
Speaker 8: Is an undocumented immigrant. Oh my god.
Speaker 6: I have like a little sun room that I'm in
Speaker 6: right now. But he doesn't cross the threshold into the house.
Speaker 6: You can stay in the sun.
Speaker 1: Room, that's it. But these parasites and I take, you know,
Speaker 1: there's all kinds of things you can take, like a
Speaker 1: celium husk and like all these things that acts as
Speaker 1: like a micross sandpaper to your digestive track to like
Speaker 1: clear all those parasites out. And I watched one woman
Speaker 1: she went to go get a klonic and she had
Speaker 1: a parasite. It was like five feet long coming out
Speaker 1: her asshole and it wouldn't come out, and they.
Speaker 6: Were like pushing on her stomach and doing all this
Speaker 6: stuff to try to get this parasite come out. And
Speaker 6: she said, in the name of Jesus, this parasite is
Speaker 6: going to come out, and it just like squirted out
Speaker 6: of her ass into the tube down the hatch. And
Speaker 6: that's why I say these Yeah, these parasites are spiritual.
Speaker 8: They dude, it.
Speaker 1: Goes into some kind of a collection tank like whatever
Speaker 1: you do at the klonic place, but they have spiritual
Speaker 1: they're spiritual and their demons.
Speaker 7: When you were talking about, you know, trauma being a gateway,
Speaker 7: shameless plug. Here May is Mental Health Awareness Month, just
Speaker 7: saying and I think therapy is really important. I know,
Speaker 7: I was going through some stuff from some trauma that
Speaker 7: had happened in my childhood. I was having I felt
Speaker 7: like it was a spiritual attack on my dreams. I
Speaker 7: was having these really like prophetic sort of dreams like
Speaker 7: where I was fighting something and I knew this was
Speaker 7: not a regular dream. Long story short, It pushed me
Speaker 7: to getting into therapy and I started going to therapy
Speaker 7: and crazy enough, like the dream transformed and like I
Speaker 7: had the power.
Speaker 1: And I fully believe that through trauma and through indoctrination
Speaker 1: and different things, that we're being attacked at so many
Speaker 1: different levels within our society. I'm reading a book right
Speaker 1: now called Return of.
Speaker 4: The Gods, and it talks about a cultural possession, like
Speaker 4: on a cultural level, and it's.
Speaker 1: Really interesting all the different ways too. Right, So if
Speaker 1: you are you are susceptible to these things.
Speaker 7: That's why it's so important if something has happened to
Speaker 7: you to not you know, remain a victim, but to
Speaker 7: take that and transform it and heal and become you know,
Speaker 7: a fighter and fight against it because there's so many
Speaker 7: people who don't make it past that.
Speaker 4: And then you just see that darkness just kind of
Speaker 4: consume and zoom. Yeah, the cultural possession is really interesting.
Speaker 4: I'm really excited about this book. Well, we should definitely
Speaker 4: talk about it, The Return of the Gods.
Speaker 1: It is super cool. Well, we're inundated on every level.
Speaker 6: Through our diet, through the things we consume in media, music, movies,
Speaker 6: everything that we consume is parasitic in a way. And
Speaker 6: then things that happen to us throughout our lives kind
Speaker 6: of make these little doorways in our mind and it
Speaker 6: allows just weird shit to come in. And sometimes you
Speaker 6: don't even realize it. You've been hijacked your body or
Speaker 6: your mind. So yeah, I think it's actually kind of scary.
Speaker 1: I know some people.
Speaker 6: It's like Britt worked on a guy for three months
Speaker 6: and then he was like, just fuck off. I guess,
Speaker 6: but I mean to admit that you're you have a
Speaker 6: problem too, because a lot of people just walk around
Speaker 6: with like these blinders on, like, oh no, I'm cool,
Speaker 6: everything's good. You know, I have sleep paralysis in night
Speaker 6: tears and you know X y Z, but it's all
Speaker 6: good in the hood, normal, right Like JJ here, for example,
Speaker 6: he's so fucked up. He's got a fucking curse on
Speaker 6: him from Robert the Doll. He can't get it off
Speaker 6: of him. You need to go have a colonic JJ,
Speaker 6: I am, yes, you need to get your butthole cleared out,
Speaker 6: drain the pipes, get all.
Speaker 8: I think I might side with the curse of rubber
Speaker 8: the doll around letting some of the butthole. Sorry, how
Speaker 8: did you recom.
Speaker 1: What happens to where you were? Like? What point were
Speaker 1: you like, I'm cursed?
Speaker 8: That's a good question. It's I suppose it was the
Speaker 8: culmination of activities in my life over these subsequent tenor
Speaker 8: I was really around year six. I'd say it was
Speaker 8: around the first week of December.
Speaker 1: Every year six year. Figure it out.
Speaker 8: I'm pretty, I'm a Scott's iershman, I'm pretty, I'm pretty stubborn.
Speaker 8: I'll fight myself if there's nothing else to fight, you
Speaker 8: know what I mean. So the uh, you know, it's
Speaker 8: around your six and you know, I was like, you know,
Speaker 8: this is a ship of years. Couldn't this kind of
Speaker 8: worked out better? And I was like, what did I
Speaker 8: do wrong? How did I What could have I have
Speaker 8: done to change these things? I'm like, well, and it's
Speaker 8: not like I'm I'm not like, you know, parachuting or
Speaker 8: skydiving or something, you know, you know, doing things ridiculous
Speaker 8: or I'm a you know, drug user, you know these
Speaker 8: kind of things. So I eat healthy, I exercised, you know,
Speaker 8: et cetera. So you know, and then you know, just
Speaker 8: random things that you really can't account for health wise,
Speaker 8: life wise, et cetera. So year six, I was like, man,
Speaker 8: this kind of seems strange. And then by I'd say
Speaker 8: about yours, I guess twelve. This past year, I finally
Speaker 8: I was like, all right, you know, each each December,
Speaker 8: that first week of December, I'm like, all right, let's uh,
Speaker 8: let's review this situation. And this past year I was like,
Speaker 8: I said, fuck it, I'm just gonna write this, sup
Speaker 8: a doll letter. This is this is ridiculous.
Speaker 1: It's something you could do to you in life.
Speaker 2: JJ.
Speaker 4: If you really think you're cursed and you think it
Speaker 4: came from the doll, the best thing to do is
Speaker 4: try and get into a meditation, to a very deep
Speaker 4: state of meditation. Visualize the doll and visualized a cord
Speaker 4: between you and that doll, and imagine yourself cutting it
Speaker 4: and telling him he no longer has control over your
Speaker 4: life anymore.
Speaker 1: You're taking right to your life back.
Speaker 8: Thank you. And I can certainly try that. It's worth
Speaker 8: a try, especially as opposed to anyone written around with
Speaker 8: some Kalana colioscopies or whatever.
Speaker 1: It's not a colonoscopy. Asshole. It's a kalonic They squirt
Speaker 1: water in your.
Speaker 8: Ass naked, it's worse. Come on, you're not making it
Speaker 8: sound better now. I appreciate that, but I'll certainly try that.
Speaker 8: I I do, honestly. I finally, Yeah, I do joke
Speaker 8: about it, but that's what I'd like to joke about
Speaker 8: everything in life. So I like to find humor even
Speaker 8: the darkest corners.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you kind of.
Speaker 8: You kind of have to, you know, especially you got
Speaker 8: a haunted doll, you know, creeping up on you for
Speaker 8: twelve thirteen years, you know what I mean, and just figured.
Speaker 1: It out after six years of the damn thing.
Speaker 8: To be fair, I was just ignorant. I was aware
Speaker 8: of it. I just didn't want to accept it, you
Speaker 8: know what I mean. It was a stage of denial
Speaker 8: at some point, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Well, I was going to say something about comment
Speaker 6: brit made earlier because I grew up in a haunted
Speaker 6: house for real, And I've talked about my experience on
Speaker 6: several different podcasts, and when people hear it, they'll ask
Speaker 6: me to come on and do the story again. And
Speaker 6: I always love sharing it because it makes me feel
Speaker 6: a bit better about it like this really happened to me. Sure,
Speaker 6: but it does open your mind up in a way
Speaker 6: where your reality isn't reality anymore. And I think it
Speaker 6: did make me more susceptible to you know, I have
Speaker 6: a conspiracy theory podcast. I like to talk about player normal,
Speaker 6: I like to talk about all kinds of stuff. But
Speaker 6: it almost makes me wonder if I didn't have that
Speaker 6: experience as a young kid, learning that there's more to
Speaker 6: reality than we've been told, if I would even be
Speaker 6: interested in some of this stuff. So it's like you
Speaker 6: were saying, it's not even necessarily that like UFO and
Speaker 6: like paranormal stuff where cryptids go together, but it does
Speaker 6: mean more open to seeing those things, because you know,
Speaker 6: as an adult, I've had experiences and like seeing stuff
Speaker 6: and all ask my friends and say, oh, I wish
Speaker 6: I could see something like that. I never have, and it,
Speaker 6: I don't know, it makes me wonder. It's like you
Speaker 6: have the initial experience and then everything after that is
Speaker 6: just kind of like you expect weird things.
Speaker 1: To happen to you, almost and they do. You're just
Speaker 1: more open.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, we're taught from a young age to
Speaker 4: be closed off to all of that from the fluoride
Speaker 4: in our toothpaste that's constantly shutting our third eye down.
Speaker 4: You know, it's in it's a toxin that's in our
Speaker 4: body to I mean growing in our water. Yeah, even
Speaker 4: in certain area I mean mine probably, but I filter
Speaker 4: that crap. But you sit there and you look back
Speaker 4: over your life, like I'm thankful for my family, my family,
Speaker 4: especially my grandmother.
Speaker 1: She was so spiritual and like so open to all
Speaker 1: of that.
Speaker 4: But she was always teaching me how to just protect
Speaker 4: myself in every situation that I had control, not them,
Speaker 4: you know, and having someone to talk to and keeping
Speaker 4: and I hate usuring the word imagination, but that's really
Speaker 4: the key, because the spiritual world uses the part of
Speaker 4: our brain that allows imagination to create because they have
Speaker 4: to go in there for you to actually visualize and
Speaker 4: see them and be creative because your analytical side of
Speaker 4: the brain will shut it down. And when you go
Speaker 4: back through history, we have been indoctrinated that none of
Speaker 4: this is real, none of this is true. And if
Speaker 4: you have any type of gift, no matter what that
Speaker 4: gift is, you were insane and you were put in
Speaker 4: into a sane asylum and they were drilling it out
Speaker 4: of you with different types of tools and techniques, and
Speaker 4: you were just going to be drug because you were
Speaker 4: not fitting into their perfect society. You needed to be removed. Right, So,
Speaker 4: if you weaken someone's mind, you have full control over them.
Speaker 4: The moment you have somebody with a strong mind, they
Speaker 4: start finding the holes in your so called theories. They
Speaker 4: start finding the holes in your ideas and your agendas
Speaker 4: and your plots to where now you can't control that individual.
Speaker 4: So somebody with telepathy, get rid of that person. We
Speaker 4: can't teach that.
Speaker 1: That's got to go.
Speaker 4: Somebody that has the ability to move objects or bend objects,
Speaker 4: get rid of them. They've got to go because now
Speaker 4: you're showing these people that they might have that gift too.
Speaker 1: That can't happen, and we're all gift that it.
Speaker 6: Might be common, you know, more common than they definitely
Speaker 6: don't want any people to think that it's common, which
Speaker 6: is no why I think they got to start kids
Speaker 6: off like kindergarten, first grade, second grade, third grade. It's like, okay,
Speaker 6: they're a layer guarden. Now let's let's send them into
Speaker 6: the concentration fucking camp. And it just like drains their
Speaker 6: little spirit.
Speaker 7: Right, out.
Speaker 4: If they're in a concrete building, their feet are not
Speaker 4: on grass anymore. They feel no soil throughout their day.
Speaker 4: They're not connected to the earth. They're in concrete buildings,
Speaker 4: no sunlight exactly. Jj They're constantly being indoctrinated by one
Speaker 4: book to the next book. And this is how it
Speaker 4: has to be for eight hours of a day. And
Speaker 4: if the parents are trying to work their butts off
Speaker 4: to supply food for them and a life for them
Speaker 4: and a roof for them, the kids aren't getting the
Speaker 4: stimulus with their parents outside or being free of that.
Speaker 4: They're put onto a tablet, They're put onto something. You know,
Speaker 4: when we looked back just to the eighties, how much
Speaker 4: our lifestyle has changed. I talked to my folks, and
Speaker 4: my folks said, no, we actually would have to have
Speaker 4: breaks during the day to go do physical work outside
Speaker 4: in school.
Speaker 1: We don't do that anymore.
Speaker 4: There are things that have been completely removed to structure
Speaker 4: a very controlled society, to give them full control over us.
Speaker 4: And honestly, and I'm saying this from a personal outlook,
Speaker 4: my son is on the spectrum learning him watching his brain,
Speaker 4: and not by the spectrum of severe. He's high functioning
Speaker 4: with sensory processing disorder, and watching my son and how
Speaker 4: his brain processes the world from color to sound to everything,
Speaker 4: and learning other children like him, and seeing that they
Speaker 4: speak to one another without using their words, but they
Speaker 4: will have full conversations where our son will say, well,
Speaker 4: he was telling me this, and I'm like, how you
Speaker 4: weren't speaking Okay. They literally know a type of telepathy
Speaker 4: within themselves that they can talk to one another. It's
Speaker 4: really fascinating, especially when you talk to the therapist with it,
Speaker 4: and being a mother of a child with that, I
Speaker 4: now believe that they are the normal ones and we're not.
Speaker 4: I believe that we were so controlled into a narrative
Speaker 4: when we were younger, how many of us from the
Speaker 4: eighties and nineties, when you would hear somebody was autistic,
Speaker 4: you're like, oh, no, right, you were told that it
Speaker 4: didn't matter what part of the spectrum they were on.
Speaker 4: You just thought, oh, that poor child, like they must
Speaker 4: live with nothing in a chain in a room somewhere
Speaker 4: and pure solitary, right. But that wasn't the case. We
Speaker 4: were being lied to about it. There was multiple things
Speaker 4: that we all have. I hate noise doesn't mean I'm
Speaker 4: on the spectrum. It's just something within my brain with frequencies,
Speaker 4: certain noises I can't handle. But if I was to
Speaker 4: be diagnosed now, they would have a bunch of verbiage.
Speaker 1: For what I had.
Speaker 4: But I think it's the part of me that's heightened
Speaker 4: that I'm not supposed to squash down. I need that
Speaker 4: heighten of sound so that I'm more apt to hearing
Speaker 4: different levels of frequency that our world around us want
Speaker 4: to eliminate. Like, for instance, to not get off topic,
Speaker 4: but quickly about sound. Our devices we used in the
Speaker 4: early nineties and two thousands when we were doing EVP recording,
Speaker 4: it was done through a type of recorder that you'd
Speaker 4: put the actual like cassette tape in, put it in,
Speaker 4: and then you'd hit I have it.
Speaker 1: Where did I have it?
Speaker 4: It's here somewhere, and you literally because I still use
Speaker 4: old school you know why. Because it recorded every single
Speaker 4: frequency in that room. It did not silence a single frequency.
Speaker 4: That's why to date there still the best recorders to
Speaker 4: capture electric electric He'll forget it. It's gone, Brooke, save
Speaker 4: me say if somebody say it phenomenon voices right, EVPs,
Speaker 4: it's backwards, you guys, know my brain is shutting down.
Speaker 1: It's after nine anyway.
Speaker 4: I when the new technology came out where they started
Speaker 4: using electrical for EVPs, when you actually get into the coders,
Speaker 4: do you know that it went from let's just say
Speaker 4: I'm just gonna throw out numbers so that we all understand,
Speaker 4: like fifty frequency waves to twelve. It would drown out
Speaker 4: all those other frequencies because it felt it needed to
Speaker 4: focus on whatever was just speaking directly to the closest
Speaker 4: to the mic, not what else was in the background,
Speaker 4: the ambiance sound. But unfortunately, by doing that, you're removing
Speaker 4: all the layers of frequency where we don't know where
Speaker 4: that spirit is crossing through in that element. Because even
Speaker 4: when I was taught, it was like if our time
Speaker 4: could slow with angels time, we'd be able to see them.
Speaker 4: So everybody's living in a different frequency in a different time.
Speaker 4: So if we drown out half of those frequencies, we're
Speaker 4: losing the sounds.
Speaker 1: We're losing them.
Speaker 4: So I refuse to use all the newer to advanced
Speaker 4: tech because they're programmed to eliminate and isolate different sounds,
Speaker 4: and we're losing those frequencies. So it's the same thing
Speaker 4: with our brain. They're purposely rewiring and removing elements that
Speaker 4: we need to basically help us to grow and have
Speaker 4: our brain continue to grow and as a society grow.
Speaker 1: What the hell happened? Wow?
Speaker 5: What did you do?
Speaker 8: That was so well said? She got okay, I'm still here.
Speaker 1: She was really getting to a good point.
Speaker 8: That was.
Speaker 1: God, you were just getting to the good part.
Speaker 4: Government talked, Baby, they shut me down every time. I'm
Speaker 4: not joking at all something I say. And the Smithsonians here,
Speaker 4: they're in a chat owned by the government.
Speaker 1: Oh God, I need to show up.
Speaker 8: Present. That was a great thought.
Speaker 1: Brnn, thank you really well.
Speaker 6: They also they they hit kids through like the school
Speaker 6: provided lunches too. It's like when I was when I
Speaker 6: was in school, like in the early or the late nineties,
Speaker 6: early two thousands.
Speaker 1: They didn't offer you water as part of the lunch.
Speaker 1: It was like three different kinds of milk or orange juice.
Speaker 1: You didn't get water.
Speaker 6: You went from what seven in the morning until like
Speaker 6: three or four in the afternoon with no fucking water.
Speaker 6: If you got water, it was like the rested out
Speaker 6: nasty hepatitis drinking fountain that like all the kids put
Speaker 6: their whole mouth on. It's like, I'm not drinking that
Speaker 6: after like that fat kid just put his entire mouth
Speaker 6: over it, like I would be so dehydrated. And then
Speaker 6: I go home and it was like, oh, drink a coke,
Speaker 6: drink a you know, it's like all it just yeah,
Speaker 6: it just became popular for like kids to take their
Speaker 6: own water bottles and shit to school. I would have
Speaker 6: loved to have my own water bottle. But anyways, my
Speaker 6: point is they've poisoned us in every way possible through
Speaker 6: what we're learning, through the things that they're feeding us.
Speaker 1: Everything. If you look at a like a cafeteria lunch
Speaker 1: from a public school, it looks like some shit from
Speaker 1: like San Quentin, Like why am I eating prison food?
Speaker 6: It's like, you know, bean curd, nasty ass fucking it
Speaker 6: looks like the meat was dehydrated and you just added
Speaker 6: water to it and mixed it up. I mean, this
Speaker 6: is what they're feeding our kids, and then they're getting regurgitated.
Speaker 6: All this history bullshit.
Speaker 1: This is this, and that the Egyptians built the pyramids
Speaker 1: with carrier pigeons and Hebrew slaves with whips and chains.
Speaker 1: This is what This is what we're giving our kids,
Speaker 1: and then we wonder why they grow up and be
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Dahmer.
Speaker 5: Because of the school ones.
Speaker 1: I love the comeback.
Speaker 5: I love the callback of this.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I was like, and that's Jeffrey Dahmer, right, ted, butdy a,
Speaker 4: that's right school school customs.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So the school, the schools, the whole system, the whole
Speaker 1: system turned.
Speaker 2: Them into I feel like one thing that they can't argue,
Speaker 2: like it's an indicator that wait, you kind of want
Speaker 2: to hurt us. It's twenty twenty five and there I
Speaker 2: don't know of any food packaging that's safe. Classic have BPA.
Speaker 2: I mean glass Okay, there's some glass bottles of various
Speaker 2: foods that are safe, but it's like how we have
Speaker 2: every packaging is promoting more poisons.
Speaker 1: Bio warfare, baby biowarfare.
Speaker 6: If I was going to try to take somebody out,
Speaker 6: I wouldn't even have to touch them. I wouldn't even
Speaker 6: have to be in the same fucking room. I would
Speaker 6: just need to find out where they keep their water
Speaker 6: or what fucking Starbucks they go to every other Monday,
Speaker 6: and I could kill them without being insane. That's why
Speaker 6: bio warfare is like the most important topic that I
Speaker 6: feel like isn't getting talked about enough right now is
Speaker 6: because we're getting attacked on every level, spiritual, physical, everything.
Speaker 1: We're getting sprayed. Listen at my nose, Well, this isn't normal.
Speaker 1: I'm getting sprayed.
Speaker 7: Even the clothes that we're wearing, the fabrics that we
Speaker 7: put onto our mists, that the highly has the chemicals
Speaker 7: in it that are causing infertility. And if you look
Speaker 7: at what's in the Victoria's secret bras or what's in underwear,
Speaker 7: it is causing a higher infertility rate. And I think
Speaker 7: how many years are we down in the United States
Speaker 7: for bursts the birth rate is declining.
Speaker 8: Yeah, determent's awful even for the just washing your closing it.
Speaker 8: But it's even worse when they put it on your
Speaker 8: school cafeteria food. I got the French toast elementary school.
Speaker 8: They had powdered sugar. It was tied turgent couples.
Speaker 1: So maybe it's not Robert the doll JJ was drinking
Speaker 1: way for.
Speaker 8: School cabeteria lunches. We're onto something here.
Speaker 1: I think I'm telling you there's so much to it.
Speaker 1: So and again an even better reason to use a
Speaker 1: colonic JJ. You got to flush all that nineteen eighty seven,
Speaker 1: taking it back man the whole, making.
Speaker 5: It back back to that. Oh, is there any questions
Speaker 5: anybody else wanted to ask? I think maybe we could
Speaker 5: play wrap it up here?
Speaker 1: May are you working on anything new? Bridge?
Speaker 4: I do have some stuff in the works that I
Speaker 4: can't mention or talk about yet, but as soon as
Speaker 4: I can talk about it, I sure will. I mean,
Speaker 4: there's a lot, a lot going on, just a lot,
Speaker 4: and if anybody wants to follow, I try and give
Speaker 4: tidbits of information through my Instagram.
Speaker 1: I'm not on TikTok, that damn thing. I'm frustrated as
Speaker 1: shit with TikTok. Nope, not doing it.
Speaker 4: So I'm just on Instagram, but I'm very active on there.
Speaker 4: I love interacting with everyone and talking to people. I
Speaker 4: don't I'm not one of those that think I'm above anybody,
Speaker 4: so I'll give a shit. I'll talk to everyone. I
Speaker 4: just I'm cool with I just I like talking to
Speaker 4: people because I like theories and conversations. So that's where
Speaker 4: I'm the most active. And then I have a Facebook page,
Speaker 4: but it's mostly just private for family and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: I don't again too much social media. I can't handle
Speaker 4: it all, and like, just give me one outlet to
Speaker 4: talk to people. That's like I come from the MySpace era.
Speaker 1: Okay, me too.
Speaker 5: I like that.
Speaker 1: I like one, just one avenue. But yeah, so that's
Speaker 1: about it, like just uh yeah, just hanging out.
Speaker 4: What is your Instagram by the way, it's Brittany Underscore
Speaker 4: Barbieri Underscore, so pretty simple. Just I couldn't yet just
Speaker 4: simple Britney Barberi because apparently there's another one out there.
Speaker 1: What created by the Smithsonian If I'm telling you, yeah,
Speaker 1: they're gonna take my stuff, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah. No, And once we get off this, I'm actually
Speaker 4: picking up my my friend Marissa Tayas from Belie, So
Speaker 4: she's coming to town.
Speaker 1: So I've got to go and pick her up from
Speaker 1: the airport tonight. So it's gonna be fun. Oh that's awesome. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so just a lot. It's like there's always something going on,
Speaker 1: always something.
Speaker 8: For sure, all right, well, uh yeah, to follow up
Speaker 8: on great conversation is always a great great great to
Speaker 8: meet you. Their man was a fellow called rejects is
Speaker 8: always great. Great combo. If you all were any of
Speaker 8: the folks of the interwebs wanted to visit that Walmart
Speaker 8: I was talking about with the Mound Museum. It's in Canton, Georgia.
Speaker 8: You find yourself traveling between Atlanta and Chattanooga anytime soon,
Speaker 8: you need to take a Walmart break, you know, stopping there,
Speaker 8: you check out a mound museum while you're at it.
Speaker 1: I'm going to be at a couple of weeks and
Speaker 1: I'm going to be like, we're stopping off literally say
Speaker 1: happy to write that down. Yeah, going to Canton, Georgia.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of fun spots there.
Speaker 4: No, but we're going Georgia.
Speaker 1: Mounted Yeah, it's super hunt that northern area. Was it Georgia?
Speaker 4: I want to say it is Georgia. I'm going to
Speaker 4: look it back up later. But if you google I,
Speaker 4: do you think it's Georgia?
Speaker 1: Was it Georgia?
Speaker 4: I was in, yes, near about an hour north from
Speaker 4: Jackyl Island. The werewolf werewolf girl. Oh yeah, you can
Speaker 4: go to her grave. Definitely look up her story.
Speaker 1: It's really great.
Speaker 4: Ooh that's all I'm gonna say, because I want you
Speaker 4: all to look into her. It's a great story that
Speaker 4: the legend is like, was she really a werewolf?
Speaker 5: What was she?
Speaker 1: Blah blah, it's crazy, it's good stuff cool.
Speaker 3: Definitely check that out, all right. Uh, let everybody, I
Speaker 3: just remind uh everybody shows and stuff, Julia.
Speaker 5: We'll go with you, Juliana. Let everybody know what they
Speaker 5: can find you working.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Nick.
Speaker 6: It was a great conversation tonight, brit I loved it.
Speaker 6: Love everything you said. We'd be besties if we weren't
Speaker 6: millions of miles apart.
Speaker 1: So be digital besties. Yes, digital besties. There we go,
Speaker 1: there we go. Thanks for everybody putting up with my
Speaker 1: voice tonight too.
Speaker 6: I saw like free and Rasher, but hopefully it'll be
Speaker 6: cleared up by the next time we get together.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm Julia.
Speaker 6: Cosmic Peach podcast wherever you listen to podcasts and uh
Speaker 6: unofficial or official occult reject, whichever one you prefer.
Speaker 1: Thanks for having me, Nick.
Speaker 3: Yes, of course, of course. And Brooke, let everybody know
Speaker 3: where they can find your show please.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can find me wherever you get your podcasts.
Speaker 1: But Dark Florida Podcasts on Instagram. Come over and connect
Speaker 1: and yeah, thank you again for having me on. This
Speaker 1: was great. I love this conversation. I feel like we
Speaker 1: went down avenues. I wasn't expecting him. That's what I love.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's much stuffer than I expected it. One a
Speaker 3: lot better actually, JJ, let everybody know what's going on.
Speaker 8: Great combo, JJ vance It's of Operation GCD Live Wednesdays
Speaker 8: and Fridays with Nick on our Friday Show. And once
Speaker 8: again not the vice president. Do not vote for me
Speaker 8: in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 5: Last for not least Ethan indigoy J.
Speaker 8: That was awesome.
Speaker 2: Thank you guys for all the information and JJ for
Speaker 2: all the laught. I just the article I just finished
Speaker 2: is on the circumpunct as a meditation tool on the
Speaker 2: Occult Rechicks Institute. Britt, that was wonderful to talk with you.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Thank you very much, Ethan and Britty, thank
Speaker 3: you so much for coming on. Let everybody know where
Speaker 3: they can find all your stuff again please.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just head over to my Instagram handle Brittany Underscore Barbieria.
Speaker 4: It's b bri t t a n Y Underscore Barbieria Underscore.
Speaker 4: In the links there is my website, my clothing company
Speaker 4: and all the things that I am currently attached to,
Speaker 4: including the Crypted Women's Society based out of New Zealand, Australia,
Speaker 4: lots of good stuff going on. Crocodile Research Foundation is
Speaker 4: another thing. I'm a board member on a director on that.
Speaker 4: We handle for education and conservation for crocodile species and
Speaker 4: anything that lives within the crocodile space, So that would
Speaker 4: be all animals basically on the.
Speaker 1: Plant and branching out.
Speaker 4: And it works with our doctor Marsteas in Belie with
Speaker 4: the Crocodile Research Coalition working tirelessly to help save and
Speaker 4: preserve the species in Belie as well as all the
Speaker 4: others and the man grows to protect the island.
Speaker 1: Thank yous all there on Instagram.
Speaker 3: Yes, And if people are watching, if they're checking out
Speaker 3: the video, her name underneath there is the you know
Speaker 3: her Instagram Instagram tag, so it's right there.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 5: And I'll leave all the links in the bottom for you.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, Like like somebody else had said, Uh,
Speaker 3: you know, we talked about a lot of different things.
Speaker 3: I think Brooks said it, you know, tongues of different things.
Speaker 3: I wasn't expecting. I probably had about ten other questions
Speaker 3: about you your personal work. Maybe we can get you
Speaker 3: on it one one other day and talk about some
Speaker 3: other stuff.
Speaker 5: But thank you again. That was a lot of fun.
Speaker 3: That was really interesting stuff. Again, I guess, uh, I
Speaker 3: wasn't expecting you to be such a conspiracy theorist as
Speaker 3: well as a as a parent, yeah question, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I know some of that aren't so so it was
Speaker 3: pretty cool.
Speaker 8: So thank you.
Speaker 3: I thoroughly enjoyed it. And uh, and thank you and
Speaker 3: thank everybody in the chat. The chat was off the hook.
Speaker 3: It was a lot of great things going on in there.
Speaker 3: Thank you everybody from all all channels checking it out. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and thank you for the other channels that stop buying.
Speaker 5: So what's up.
Speaker 8: I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: And that's the end of another Recult Rejects And until
Speaker 3: the next one, everybody be will
Speaker 2: Tending Lenny, Lenny