The Snooper and Blabber Agency

Sammis=Hamish

2006-06-13T03:42:00.000-07:00

http://www.nsa.gov/kids/games/games00045.cfm

"It was the practice of the German Secret Service to keep its agents ignorant of one another's identities as far as possible," Crossle said. "In that way, the capture of one did not lead to possible disclosures regarding any of the others. Occasionally, however, that had curious complications."

"I recall one bizarre case involving a man named Sammis. We had strong suspicions that he was the spy referred to in several letters intercepted between other German agents as H-Seven. But despite all our vigilance we were unable to get anything on him. Then one afternoon, he hurriedly left his office and went to his hotel room. One of our agents, stationed in an adjacent room, observed him through a peephole. Sammis paced about for awhile, drew a letter from his pocket which he scrutinized in evident perturbation, then resumed pacing. Finally he got out a suitcase and began packing."

"Our agent started to open the connecting door, but the lock jammed and before he could enter Sammis escaped through the window. It was a sleety winter day and the fire-escape steps were encrusted with ice. Sammis slipped and fell, striking his head against the lower railing. He was taken to the hospital with a fractured skull and died a few hours later. He had previously torn the letter into bits which we pieced together. It was addressed to Sammis and contained routine instructions regarding a shipment of cotton. He was operating as an exporter to South America. But a cipher message inscribed in 'F' secret ink had developed between the lines, apparently by Sammis himself that afternoon at his office. Here it is as your next problem."

The slip Crossle handed his pupil bore the letter groups:

NSRGQ CTCLM SRNES GDVZX ZSNMB D

"The first step of course," Crossle added, "is to make a frequency table to determine whether it's a substitution or a transposition cipher. If the former, then follow the same method of solution you used in the first problem."

Solution

WANTED

2006-05-18T05:43:00.001-07:00

Daniel Pritchard - Dead or Alive

Jeffs in El Dorado, Texas!

2006-05-17T05:25:00.000-07:00

Agents,

There is a lot of growing tension on this case. There is competition coming out of the wood-work for this $100,000.00 Reward Money.

Beltaine had been running a course of Remote Viewing over at the T.I.T.A.N. Operations blog. If you are not familiar with remote viewing I suggest you take a look.

What we need are some confirmations that Jeffs is in Eldorado, Texas. This is an opportunity for an agent to rise quickly up the ranks.

We need to develop a retrival plan for Jeffs. I will have Inspector Snooper and Belatine work on some of those system details. What I know is that the agent who goes to San Angelo and Eldorado to do the wait and capture duty is going to be the star.

We are going to refer most the practical magick to Fiat Nox. Belatine has some powerful techniques and when they are combined with mine I think you can be assured we are going to capture this skum bag and win $100,000.00 If you are interested in the magickal aspects please contact FiatNOX.

We are accepting applications for the Texas field officer. So if you want to sit around Texas this summer you had better sign on...all expenses paid...if and when we capture Jeffs.

Review these files and please use the Remote Viewing Aid.

-Inspector Blabber

New Clip

Computer Aided RV Guide

the “Yearning For Zion” (YFZ) Ranch, a 1,672 acre complex complete with a massive stone temple, some four miles outside of Eldorado, Texas. The perimeter of this ranch is guarded better than some military bases.

Neurocam 2006 Phase 2

2006-05-17T00:28:00.000-07:00

Anonymous said...
passing along the latest..._____________________
Attention All Operatives,

The beginning of 2006 has seen some momentous changes for Neurocam International.
The first- and most broadly sweeping- has been the conclusion of Neurocam Phase One Operations. Which I am pleased to announce, has shown astounding results.
I would like to personally thank each and every one of you who participated in Neurocam International Phase One.
Without you, we would not have been able to accomplish nearly as much. As of May 1st 2006,
all phase one Operatives are hereby released from their operational duty.
We have closed and sealed the records on all Phase One Operations.
These are no longer available as they are now in the possession of Neurocam
International's Research Division. Many employees moved on to outside opportunities,
others have been inducted into the Nautonier and will no longer be in contact outside
of Nautonier channels, and even more will continue on within various branches of
Neurocam International. I am also proud to officially announce the beginnings
Phase Two of operations. Applications for Phase Two are open as of May 5th, 2006.
Neurocam International would like to express its deepest gratitude to all of its phase one operatives for the dedication and expertise they have shown this organization.
Good luck in all of your future endeavors.

Regards,
Harriet Moore
C.E.O.
Neurocam International harriet.moore@neurocam.com

With Thanks to our

Anonymous Informant

Psychick Investigations 2

2006-05-15T01:35:00.000-07:00

Sn00per and Blabber Agency are also undertaking the following Assignment:

Reward - Missing

$10,000,000

FOR ANY

PROVEN

INFORMATION

LEADING TO

From the battles in the area of Sultan Yakoub in Lebanon (since June 11, 1982)

Zvi Feldman

Yehuda Katz

Ron Arad
(since October 16, 1986)

Ron Arad

Guy Hever
(since August 17,1997)

Guy Hever

No Glass

2006-05-12T06:12:00.000-07:00

Amalgamation

2006-05-12T04:39:00.000-07:00

While being seperate entities for a number of years, the directors of the individual companies and the boards controlling these have decided to provide a uni-lateral service by joining forces

The S&B working undercover and closely with Intel Investigation and Agents of T.I.T.A.N have felt it time to unveil themselves once more.

We are open for business ladies and gentlemen

As for our type of business, snoop around its varied and intensive and we host an exclusive training package that is secound to none in the occult world.

We are always looking for new agents to train in the feild, if you feel you have the aptitude and determination to get results in an impossible feild then join us for assessment and agent training.
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Psychick Investigations

2006-05-11T07:22:00.000-07:00

REWARD
The FBI is offering a reward of up to $100,000 for information leading directly to the arrest of Warren Steed Jeffs.

DESCRIPTION
Date of Birth: December 3, 1955 Hair: Brown
Place of Birth: San Francisco, California Eyes: Brown
Height: 6'3" to 6'4" Complexion: Light
Weight: 150 to 155 pounds Sex: Male
Build: Slim Race: White
Occupations: Private school teacher, Accountant Nationality: American
Scars and Marks: None known
Remarks: Warren Jeffs is the leader of a polygamous sect known as the Fundamentalist Latter Day Saints (FLDS) and is considered a "prophet" by his estimated 10,000 followers. Jeffs has ties to the following areas: Utah; Arizona; Texas; Colorado; South Dakota; British Columbia, Canada; and Quintana Roo, Mexico. Additionally, Jeffs may travel with a number of loyal and armed bodyguards. He may also wear glasses.

CAUTION
WARREN STEED JEFFS, THE LEADER OF A POLYGAMOUS SECT, IS WANTED FOR THE ALLEGED SEXUAL ASSAULT ON A MINOR IN 2002. HE IS ALSO WANTED FOR ONE COUNT OF CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT SEXUAL CONDUCT WITH A MINOR IN 2002. THE ALLEGED OFFENSES TOOK PLACE IN THE VICINITY OF COLORADO CITY, ARIZONA. ADDITIONALLY, JEFFS IS WANTED FOR RAPE AS AN ACCOMPLICE IN UTAH.

CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS

IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION CONCERNING THIS PERSON, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR LOCAL FBI OFFICE OR THE NEAREST U.S. EMBASSY OR CONSULATE.

REWARD
The FBI is offering a reward of up to $100,000 for information leading directly to the arrest of Warren Steed Jeffs.

May 2006

Message for Agents

2006-05-10T05:50:00.000-07:00

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The Dunsink Gang

2006-05-10T00:24:00.000-07:00

Pubdate: Sun, 03 Apr 2005
Source: Sunday Business Post (Ireland)
Copyright: 2005 The Sunday Business Post
Contact: http://www.sbpost.ie/
Details: http://www.mapinc.org/media/577
Author: Barry O'Kelly

DRUG CRIMINALS CASH IN

It is a sign of the changing face of organised crime that the three gangs
heading the list of suspects for last Tuesday's 2.7 million euro Brinks
Allied robbery previously made their money from the drugs trade. Top of the
list is a man with three houses who, detectives believe, is the leading
cocaine dealer in Dublin. The other suspects run multi-million euro
cannabis operations.

Up until three years ago, the perceived wisdom among detectives was that
these criminals represented the future of professional crime, dealing
exclusively in drugs and contraband with 500 per cent profit margins.

Armed bank robberies, that other staple of the underworld, were a thing of
the past. The last major heist was back in 1995 when the Monk, Gerard
Hutch, organised the elaborate 4 million pound raid at the Brinks Allied
security depot in Clonshaugh in Coolock, north Co Dublin. A total of 171
armed robberies were recorded that year.

In the aftermath of that robbery, the banks radically overhauled their
security systems, making it virtually impossible to carry out a direct hit
on an institution.

And with the advent of electronic banking, criminals soon lost heart when
the value of a typical haul plummeted to just 2,000 to 3,000 euro. The
annual number of armed hold-ups fell by 50 per cent within two years.

When the Monk later repaid his cut - around 500,000 pounds, plus interest -
to the Criminal Assets Bureau, it seemed like the closing chapter to a
bygone era. But slowly, with little fanfare, new armed robbery teams
started up, specialising in hitting the cash delivery vans rather than banks.

The first major gang was led by Stephen Sugg and Shane Coates, of the
notorious Dublin gang, the Westies. The activities of Coates, 32, and Sugg,
28, both of whom are believed to have been murdered while on the run in
Spain, sparked a wave of copy-cat hold-ups in 2003 when 37 raids were recorded.

Unlike the non-drinking, anti-drugs campaigner Hutch - or the equally
abstemious Martin Cahill - the new breed of heist specialists were dope
dealers who spotted a new, more lucrative line of business.

Sugg and Coates ran the biggest heroin network in west Dublin.

They featured on a list of 18 suspects identified by gardai as the leading
players in the spate of cash delivery heists. Almost all of the people on
the list were previously associated with the trade in either recreational
or hard drugs. All but two of those named in the intelligence document are
aged between 21 and 31.

Last Tuesday's hold-up illustrates why a millionaire dealer, such as the
leading suspect, would be tempted to move into the armed robbery game. The
Brinks van that was held up at the start of its rounds at 7am last Tuesday
morning could in fact have been targeted at around the same time on any
given Tuesday of the year.

"You could almost set your clock by them - and you could be guaranteed
there would be no armed escort at that point," a detective said.

While the delivery team offered a spectacular opportunity by calling in for
a coffee at the Killester Road Maxol station, the scene of the heist, even
this was not unusual.

Coffee breaks, according to detectives, are a regular feature of some of
the early morning security van runs.

That 2.7 million euro was on board the van was somewhat unusual - most
delivery vans carry significantly smaller cash loads - but it was not an
unusually large amount on this particular route, an informed source told
The Sunday Business Post. A gang was just waiting to pick the van off, the
source said.

Martin Cahill might look at all of this in shock, and perhaps a little
envy, if alive today. The three raiders stole more in 15 minutes last week
than Cahill made on any of his meticulously-planned jobs in the 1980s and
1990s.They also outshone the record-setting Hutch, who had to share his
master stroke - ironically from the same cash warehouse in Clonshaugh -
with seven others.

Detectives admit that they are far from clear about who was responsible for
the latest security van hold-up. Their chief suspect, the cocaine dealer,
has been linked by circumstantial evidence and loose information from touts.

He is a life-long criminal who carried out his first hold-up when he was
15, shot a man before he was 21, later served a long prison sentence for
robbery, moved into drugs when he got out, and is now, in hismid-30s,
considered to be one of the city's biggest criminals.

It says something about the reliability of criminal intelligence that two
other gangs, with a cross-over in membership, have also been implicated in
the robbery. One of these groups is led by a man in his early 30s from
Finglas in north Dublin who was previously thought to have retired.

Detectives said that information from informants suggests that he may have
organised the heist and sub-contracted it out to younger associates. This
was the template for his last big job, a 1.3 million euro robbery from a
Brinks van in Co Meath last May.

Also in the frame, according to detectives, is a gang with a modus operandi
straight out of a Quentin Tarantino movie: all of them wearing two-piece
suits, in a similar vein to the team from Tarantino's gangster film,
Reservoir Dogs. To add a further Hollywood touch, the gang employs a woman
(a rare figure in an armed robbery of any kind in Dublin) as a getaway driver.

The suits were donned in a number of recent van raids, notably hold-ups in
Arklow, Co Wicklow and Clane, Co Kildare. The woman was arrested and
questioned, and a file on the gang is being prepared for the DPP.

Confirming that the gardai are still seriously short of definite clues
about the identity of the Brinks robbers, Garda Commissioner Noel Conroy
admitted that it was still too early to rule out a link with the 2.6million
euro raid on a Securicor delivery van two weeks ago.

The likelihood of a connection is remote, according to detectives, but
Conroy was forced to concede that "it's too early at this stage" to rule
out the involvement of the gang behind the Securicor job.

Amid the blame game that followed last week's robbery, the gardai emerged
unscathed. The security companies, it was pointed out, had decided not to
employ the services of the gardai when the raiders struck. And the private
companies' training, delivery systems and overall professionalism - most
notably the infamous 2.7 million euro coffee break - were exposed as shambolic.

The security companies could learn a thing or two from the gardai,
particularly on the public relations front. As a number of veteran
detectives pointed out, the success of the raiders this year - there have
been 15 - also reflects badly on the efforts of the gardai to target the
specialist heist gangs.

The dedicated garda unit dealing with the gangs is part of the much-vaunted
Operation Delivery, which was set up three years ago, but was later scaled
down late last year. The numbers involved are relatively small: 20
rank-and-file officers and two sergeants.

The Sunday Business Post understands that garda management agreed to beef
up the unit again last week by deciding to hire 20 more officers. The
invitations to join were sent out to Dublin garda divisions 24 hours after
the latest heist.

"The unit has been managed extremely well when it's been given a run, but
then the numbers are cut back as soon as they make any kind of inroads and
the problem dies down," a detective said. "The heavy surveillance and the
constant attention have got results for us, but you can't keep that up
without sufficient resources."

A retired senior detective, who has spent 11 years advising private
security companies, said: "When the armed robbers were no longer on the
streets of Dublin, and moved into dealing drugs, we all took our eye off
the ball.

"A lot of the big security carriers are a disgrace. They pay their men
buttons. The level of training - and I watched them close up - is
appalling. Bear in mind that even Martin Cahill set up his own security
company for awhile.

"There is no vetting system whatsoever. They're penny-pinching to an
unbelievable degree. One company is going on a shoestring. Their margins
are very tight.

"It says everything about the opportunities available when you see big-time
drug dealers getting into armed robberies. It's as easy as stealing candy
at the moment."

Advanced Technical Reading

2005-12-03T03:29:00.000-08:00

2005-11-16T11:15:00.000-08:00

Grimsby

They don't call it GRIMSBY for nothing

Clouds Without Water

2005-11-08T10:50:00.000-08:00

HenleyJoined:
09 Aug 2005
Posts: 9

After having done much research into the enigma that is Neurocam, I suspect that Chris Titan is behind the whole thing. It makes total sense; who else would put so much energy into so many crazy fabrications? Neurocam's tagline reads "get out of your mind - and slip into something more comfortable". Slip into what? Total madness/chaos/depravity/anarchy/insanity? If this is what getting out of one's mind means, then Titan embodies the essence of this message.

I'll vote Titan any day!

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2005-11-06T10:06:00.000-08:00

Human brain result of 'extraordinarily fast' evolution
Emergence of society may have spurred growth
Alok Jha, science correspondent
Wednesday December 29, 2004
The Guardian

The sophistication of the human brain is not simply the result of steady evolution, according to new research. Instead, humans are truly privileged animals with brains that have developed in a type of extraordinarily fast evolution that is unique to the species.
"Simply put, evolution has been working very hard to produce us humans," said Bruce Lahn, an assistant professor of human genetics at the University of Chicago and an investigator at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
"Our study offers the first genetic evidence that humans occupy a unique position in the tree of life."
Professor Lahn's research, published this week in the journal Cell, suggests that humans evolved their cognitive abilities not owing to a few sporadic and accidental genetic mutations - as is the usual way with traits in living things - but rather from an enormous number of mutations in a short period of time, acquired though an intense selection process favouring complex cognitive abilities.
Evolutionary biologists generally argue that humans have evolved in much the same way as all other life on Earth. Mutations in genes from one generation to the next sometimes give rise to new adaptations to a creature's environment.
Those best adapted to their environment are more likely to survive and pass on their genes to the next generation.
The evolution of a large brain in humans, then, can be seen as similar to the process that leads to longer tusks or bigger antlers. In general terms, and after scaling for body size, brains get bigger and more complex as animals get bigger.
But with humans, the relative size of the brain does not fit the trend - our brains are disproportionately big, much bigger even than the brains of other non-human primates, including our closest relatives, chimpanzees.
Prof Lahn's team examined the DNA of 214 genes involved in brain development in humans, macaques, rats and mice.
By comparing mutations that had no effect on the function of the genes with those mutations that did, they came up with a measure of the pressure of natural selection on those genes.
The scientists found that the human brain's genes had gone through an intense amount of evolution in a short amount of time - a process that far outstripped the evolution of the genes of other animals.
"We've proven that there is a big distinction," Prof Lahn said. "Human evolution is, in fact, a privileged process because it involves a large number of mutations in a large number of genes.
"To accomplish so much in so little evolutionary time - a few tens of millions of years - requires a selective process that is perhaps categorically different from the typical processes of acquiring new biological traits."
As for how all of this happened, the professor suggests that the development of human society may be the reason.
In an increasingly social environment, greater cognitive abilities probably became more of an advantage.
"As humans become more social, differences in intelligence will translate into much greater differences in fitness, because you can manipulate your social structure to your advantage," he said.
"Even devoid of the social context, as humans become more intelligent, it might create a situation where being a little smarter matters a lot.
"The making of the large human brain is not just the neurological equivalent of making a large antler. Rather, it required a level of selection that's unprecedented."

Lights of Louise

2005-11-03T08:19:00.000-08:00

"I am considering intervening and having The Nautonier take NCI back.Desperate times call for desperate measures. We have several ideas on how to bring NCI back to its former glory."

Report Submitted by Principle Toxic Agent Smithy

Happy Halloween

2005-10-31T04:54:00.000-08:00

Everyone at the Snooper and Blabber Agency

wishes you a very

Happy Halloween

Below Pictures of the Grand Lodge of S&B

From left to right three and rear one:

Beltaine, Chris Titan, Timothy Swartz and Lee Webb

Party pictures at the Snooper and Blabber Agency Halloween Party 2004 female Agents

Lets hope we have a blinding Party this year

Demonic Visions

2005-10-28T05:36:00.000-07:00

Agent Smithy of the S&B Agencies Investigation Section has an unusual interest, Cryprozoology. Its easier for you to read an article about it rather than him try to explain what it means:

Demonic Visions in Chile

SOURCE: Diario la Región de Coquimbo
DATE: September 1, 2004

CHILE: EYEWITNESS DESCRIBES ENCOUNTER WITH STRANGE CREATURE

** Eduardo Vega told Diario La Region of the experience he underwent with his brother in the month of July**

LA SERENA -- In its Wednesday, September 1st edition, Diario La Region de Coquimbo published an interview with Eduardo Vega, one of the witnesses to the mysterious apparition of a creature with non-human characteristics in the El Panul de Coquimbo (4th Region of Chile). Part of this interview is reproduced below.

- So, what were you fellows doing in that place?
- We own property and whenever we can, we visit it to do some work. In this case, along with my brother Francisco, who is the shift supervisor at the Pelambres Mine (Electrical), we had gone out to receive ad install slabs on the property.

- And then what happened?

- It was around 10:00 a.m. when my brother Francisco, who was some 20 meters away from the three of us, shouted desperately: "Come, come!" ... I got scared and we ran over. He pointed toward a spot and that’s when we saw this humanoid figure, which I can’t describe otherwise.

- Don Eduardo, what did that figure look like?

- It stood some 80 cm tall. Shiny, red. Its head was large but we couldn’t make out any eyes or mouth. The figure looked like a small person, a child perhaps wearing a diver’s outfit, with its arms close to the trunk and its legs together.

- How could you estimate its height?

- I told you, I’m a master welder...

- Where was the figure? How far away from you?

- Some 20 meters from us and some 20 meters of the ground. My brother Francisco says he saw it walking and then it took off some 20 meters [into the air].

- How much time went by?

- Like I told you, some 12 to 15 minutes. Out of that time the figure was motionless some seven minutes. It didn’t move at all.

- And you just looked at it...

- Of course, we didn’t even move. Some words were exchanged among the gentlemen who were with us, who were just as surprised. They noticed that some sort of sparks or lights were coming out of the head this image or person or I-don’t-know-what. I would say that they were like the sparks that come out of certain exhaust pipes when they’re very hot.

- How many figures were there?

Only one. It was only ever one.

- Do you know if someone [else] could have seen it?

- No. In fact, we even thought it might be the infamous Chupacabras, because there’s a henhouse nearby. But no, nothing happened.

Translation (c) 2004. Scott Corrales, Institute of Hispanic Ufology. Special thanks to Liliana Núñez.

Neural Networks for market response modelling

2005-10-26T04:10:00.000-07:00

Here is a fresh file that Agent Haskell just delivered this evening after lurking on the Neuroboards...

...this is some interesting research!

Mining sales data using a neural network model of market response

ABSTRACT
Modeling aggregate market response is a core issue in marketing research. In this research, we extend previous forecasting comparative research by comparing the forecasting accuracy of feed-forward neural network models to the premier market modeling technique, Multiplicative Competitive Interaction (MCI) models. Forecasts are compared in two separate studies: (1) the Information Resources Inc. (IRI) coffee dataset from Marion, IN and (2) the A. C. Nielsen catsup dataset from Sioux Falls, SD. Our results suggest neural networks are a useful substitute for MCI models when there are too few observations available to estimate a fully-extended MCI model. Implications are discussed.

Agency Undertakes Paranormal Hauntings

2005-10-24T09:42:00.000-07:00

Paranormal Hauntings

Another exciting aspect of an Agents work with the Agency is the constant attention that is given to the world of Paranormal Hauntings. We strive to gain evidence that ghost activity is very much alive in our earthly world. We use a number of different techniques and specialist equipment to investigate a potential haunting. We constantly question the material we encounter on a scientific and spiritual level. No matter your belief in ghost you will find the evidence that we supply exciting, intriguing and unusual in the normal term.

A usual team of agents that are sent on an investigation will include a spiritualist medium, a paranormal investigator and sceptic or parapsychologist as well as some technical support. We sometimes investigate solo with just a camcorder for company to really heighten an experience.

Our agency will be posting some of our investigations into Paranormal Hauntings for you to enjoy. If you would like to be part of the agency then please email. We will kick off our first post of this kind with an investigation of Heaton Park, Middleton UK.

History of Heaton Park

This is Manchester's largest park, measuring some 650 acres. It was laid out by William Emes (who had also laid out Platt Fields - above), and John Webb between 1770-73. The Hall had been designed by James Wyatt around 1772, with later work by Lewis Wyatt around 1823. It was purchased by the Corporation from Lord Wilton in 1902. One of several local lands belonging to the Egertons, it was situated about 4 miles north of Manchester on a hill top plateau surrounded by pleasant woodlands. One of the best known events to be held here were the popular Heaton Park Races (which transferred to Aintree in around 1827). The general public had been able to attend the races on payment of a small fee at the gate. After its purchase, some levelling was carried out and a golf course constructed in 1908-09. Regular band performances took place in the park on summer weekends, and they became so popular that fixed seating proved wholly inadequate and a system of deck chair hire was introduced at a charge of one penny a day. After 1909 several bowling greens were created, and a miniature railway, (later a tramway), was constructed to take visitors up from Middleton Road to the main house. Roads were widened and a Refreshment Room introduced in the west wing of the house.In 1913 the boating lake was constructed and is still operative today. The original entrance facade from the Old Manchester Town Hall was transported and re-erected beside the lake.
It is rumoured by locals that the house at Heaton Park, named Heaton Hall, was used as a location for meetings of the Local Hell Fire Club.

The Investigation

The investigation took place on the evening of the 24th August 2005 and comprised of three members of our experienced UK based Agents.

The investigation kicked off at the entrance too the park, through to a colonnade, round the parks boating lake and into the Haunted Dell. It is rumoured that a figure of a lady dressed in white haunts that particular part of the park.

The investigation finished off at the House Proper. The team never entered the house but too some very good imagery on the outside of the house.

There were no atmospheric temperature changes recorded at the scene and the outside mean temperature for the evening was 16 degrees C, visability was good and the weather was dry. There were no EMF recordings or fluctuations that would suggest paranormal activities or ghostly manifestations and nor were there any ultrasonic sound fluctuations or Infrasound anomalies. We did get results and readings but nothing that we can specifically relate or correlate information too.

We did however get extremely good picture imagery captured throughout the investigation. What was amazing was the number of ORBS captured as well as some unexplainable light anomalies. We are still processing the pictures so check back soon because they really are something to see.

All in all it was a thorough investigation with some great media evidence, as for paranormal activity well that’s still open for discussion. My view is Heaton Park is haunted with grounded spirits as well as spirits in visitation; there was no bad spirits present.

Intro to Science Investigations

2005-10-24T00:53:00.000-07:00

Morphogenic Resonance or a Plethora of Galactic Center Disinformation?

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/esp_galacticsuperwave05.htm

The S&B Agency conducts scientific investigations.

We specialize in investigations into "Borderland Sciences", including topics such as Galactic Superwaves. The savy ready will notice that we are demonstrating the scope of our investigation with the above research. One of the the things that makes the S&B agency world famous is our ability to read disinformation. The study of disinformation is a crucial aspect to our scientific investigations.

We will put out investigative muscle into any weird science question you might have...for our standard fee.

Electrical Ghosts

2005-10-22T13:28:00.000-07:00

Electrical Ghosts

This is required reading for those investigators who are interested in the Halloween Night Investigation.