The great awakening!!
After a mix-up over names, the family of Rogelia Blanco were informed that the pensioner died of COVID-19 on Jan. 13 and her funeral was the next day, the La Voz de Galicia newspaper said. Due to coronavirus protocols, they were unable to attend.
An 85-year-old woman believed by her family to have died from the coronavirus surprised her relatives by returning to her care home nine days after they were told she had been buried, a newspaper reported on Sunday.
Just as quickly as the calendar changed from 2020 to the fresh year of new beginnings, strange activity continue..
DATELINE Rome..
Hundreds of dead birds fell down from the sky in the center of Rome, Italy just after fireworks for New Year. MAYBE a connection?
A motorist uploaded a video to Youtube of the new year carnage:
DATELINE INDIA:
Authorities in Rajasthan’s Jhalawar town have imposed a curfew in a one-km radius after it was confirmed that 50 crows had died of bird flu recently. Deaths of 100 crows, peacocks, and other birds have also been reported in Jaipur.
This one may be less fireworks.. and more worrisome..
MORE..
Bird flu was confirmed on Wednesday in a Jhalawad area where around 100 crows were found dead. The district administration has declared a zero mobility zone within one kilometre of the area to ensure the infection does not spread to other birds.
HAPPY 2021..
Perhaps one of the biggest sky mysteries just occurred since the famous DB Cooper.. and authorities are investigating the strange tales from high above the crust of the earth!
Here is what is known: The FBI is investigating after an American Airlines pilot reported seeing a mystery person in a jetpack flying high above Los Angeles in the path of incoming jets at Los Angeles International Airport Sunday evening!
Other aircraft were then immediately warned to use caution because of a man wearing a jetpack flying in the path of planes… The air-traffic controller responded, “Only in L.A.”
At least one other pilot aboard a Southwest Airlines flight also spotted the flying man, and an FAA spokesperson confirmed the sighting, too.
There are some doubts about the story online, but there are some human jetpacks in development that can reach altitudes of up to 12,000 feet with price tags of a half-million dollars.
Now waiting for an exciting go-pro cam to show up online. We hope!
Welcome back to the HORROR REPORT..
We are going to try doing what we do best..
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Pop some popcorn or get a pot of Joe ready.. This will be a long post.
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There is no easy way to summarize this interesting and strange series of events that recently caught our attention .. it’s not necessarily paranormal. Maybe. But it’s creepy, indeed.. So keep with this post as we explore.. as we take a dive.
Before we begin, remember this.. All of this could be a grand hoax, one that has taken place over a series of months and even years.. I could be a huge ARG.. Maybe it’s just a bunch of 4Channers and Redditors have fun at the expense of the Internet..
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The world seems to be having weird dreams lately.. We talked about it a few times on this website.. National Geographic blamed the pandemic.. the NEW YORK TIMES ran in depth articles about how COVID-19 was causing a complete nationwide series of bad dream.
The dream thing is not new.. Many months back, as the March shutdowns began to take hold across America, the one uniting issue that everyone seemed to have suddenly in common: Bad dreams.. I even asked the question of my friends on my personal Facebook account and immediately received dozens of responses. People stating they never had dreams quite like they were having.. that they were puzzled and at the same time frightened by the way the dreams felt. Real.. vivid.. Like they were actually happen or actually did. Some of the most visceral dreams anyone had in years. I had them too.
Wouldn’t it be interesting to document these weird terrors at night we all have been sharing?
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A VERY weird poster began popping up around the Willamette Valley of Portland Oregon in 2015–five years ago now at the time this post is written..
The poster said was placed on random telephone poles and buildings.. It stated,
“The Willamette Valley Dream Survey is investigating a recent spike in bizarre, unexplainable dreams. If you have been experiencing any unusual dream activity, you can help by reporting a summary.”
The poster went on to say to call 971-258-1465 with a description of the dream.
Even OREGON LIVE had a story at that time about the posters and how it was giving people an edgy freaking feeling through the area.
Calling the number on the poster reveals that someone cared enough to set up a voicemail account just for the purpose. A woman’s voice says, “Thank you for calling the Willamette Valley Dream Survey. Please leave a detailed account of your dream after the tone. Transcripts or audio from your report may be duplicated in other media.”
The recording provides no other details. A message left by The Oregonian/OregonLive Thursday morning was not immediately returned.
A Google search finds no other reference to the Willamette Valley Dream Survey. The number has in the past been affiliated with a summer camp operated by the German-language immersion program Sophie Scholl Schule, which operates in Beaverton, Portland and Corvallis. But a school official said the number was a Google phone account that the school no longer uses.
“All we do is German,” school director Lynn Ries said. After viewing the Reddit post, she wrote in an email “I can see why you’re checking into this. That’s one weird poster.”
When you called the 971 numbers, you were met with this greeting in a female voice (that sounded real and not robotic): “Thank you for calling the Willamette Valley Dream Survey. please leave a detailed description of your dream after the tone.”
Yes, all strange. Strange that the phone number worked, that people were able to report their dreams, and that the ‘collector’ was never known.. some of you who saw the documentary DON’T FUCK WITH CATS on Netflix may remember how dedicated Reddit users are on finding their suspects.. But on this one, it didn’t work. For all of the research we did about the Willamette Valley dream survey, we were not able to find one clear and concise source that the culprit behind these posters was ever located.
There were, however, some interesting and tantalizing hints on the origins.
THE BRIDGE is a college newspaper in Portland.. A May 2019 edition ran a story about FUTEL phones that were popping up around the city. The FUTEL website has this mantra:
At Futel, we believe in the preservation of public telephone hardware as a means of providing access to the agora for everybody, and toward that goal we are privileged to provide free telephone calls, voicemail, and telephone-mediated services.
All services, including telephony and human interaction, are free from any Futel telephone.
Futel has a Tumblr blog where it showcases the locations that its free phones are located.. As a PAY PHONE documenter, this one is cool.
Anyway, back to the BRIDGE article ..
Rory Elliot sought out this in May 2019: A little adventure to locate all the “Futel” phones in Portland. What they found, they reported at the time, were pay phones acting as radio towers, broadcasting analog potential across the city.
Elliot wrote this, with my emphasis added in bold red text:
Each Futel phone sits in front of a house and is almost invisible to the unconcerned eye. The first Futel phone booth we approached was on 23rd and Taylor. We punched the buttons of this antiquated device with wonder, only to find that besides pressing 1 for free domestic calling, an entire world of bizarre and mystical interactivity laid beyond each key. Stunned, we explored all of the different ways we could travel the winding roads within the world of Futel. By dialing 3 for the directory, you are given the option to call the Mayor, the “Druid of Sisyphus Gardens” (still unknown), the Apology line (a voicemail confessional that began in New York in the 1980’s), Willamette Valley Dream Survey, and more. I called the Mayor and the Druid, but didn’t want to slow down to make an apology. Finally, I selected the option to call a payphone at random. The phone rang over and over, and I awaited anxiously for someone to happen upon my phantom call. I stayed on this phone for over a half an hour, exploring all its secrets. Finally, I connected to Futel’s collective voicemail box, where anyone can record and listen to each others messages. I left a voicemail about an upcoming show happening at my house, and sang a short song for someone to stumble upon. Resting the clunky handset between my ear and shoulder, I remembered the strangeness of telephone communication. The depth of its intimacy. How it brings us across towns and countries. How important it is to have, to cherish, and how necessary it is to daily life.
NPR profiled the FUTEL phone service in December 2019.
There was no mention on NPR of the Oregon phones allowing you to press an option to reach the Willamette Valley Dream Survey.
The coronavirus breakout in 2019 and 2020 has no solidified this time in history books.. beyond that, weird flyers began to appear again just this year.
Around April, 2020, a new flyer is being posted in potentially several states — at least if you believe those who post on REDDIT– featuring a somewhat similar message to the strange Willamette Valley 2015 leaflets. This one is being labeled the Happy Valley Dream Survey. And now features an email of happyvalleydreamsurvey@gmail.com and a phone number of 725-333-9067.
Happy Valley is a nickname for Utah County, one of the most populous areas of that state. It is also a nickname for the State College area of Pennsylvania..
I personally called the phone number listed on the poster.. you get an automated message stating, “Please leave a description of your dream after the tone.” I did. And immediately afterwards, I received a text message thanking me for participating in the “dream survey.”
Some report that they receive calls a few days afterwards from the Happy valley Dream survey that hang up..
Googling 725-333-9067 leaves you no where. You just find out the number is associated with a Las Vegas location.
Googling happyvalleydreamsurvey@gmail.com will being you to Reddit pages where the two main posts were deleted
So we are left wondering..
A marketing ploy?
A starving artist looking for ideas?
A cult?
Scientists trying to do a real study?
A group investigating dreams we are collectively having..?
That collective dream issue brings us back to another famous collective dream of the past.
THIS MAN.
The website.. https://www.thisman.org/
According to that site,
In January 2006 in New York, the patient of a well-known psychiatrist draws the face of a man that has been repeatedly appearing in her dreams. In more than one occasion that man has given her advice on her private life. The woman swears she has never met the man in her life.
That portrait lies forgotten on the psychiatrist’s desk for a few days until one day another patient recognizes that face and says that the man has often visited him in his dreams. He also claims he has never seen that man in his waking life.
The psychiatrist decides to send the portrait to some of his colleagues that have patients with recurrent dreams. Within a few months, four patients recognize the man as a frequent presence in their own dreams. All the patients refer to him as THIS MAN.
From January 2006 until today, at least 2000 people have claimed they have seen this man in their dreams, in many cities all over the world: Los Angeles, Berlin, Sao Paulo, Tehran, Beijing, Rome, Barcelona, Stockholm, Paris, New Dehli, Moskow etc.
At the moment there is no ascertained relation or common trait among the people that have dreamed of seeing this man. Moreover, no living man has ever been recognized as resembling the man of the portrait by the people who have seen this man in their dreams.
The aim of this website is:
– to help those who have seen this man in their dreams and to foster communication among them;
– to understand who this man is and why he appears in an apparently pattern-less array of situations in the dreams of such diverse human subjects.
Are we collectively having similar dreams?
And is this new study trying to just capture that.. but for what end?
ENTER THE NEW CONSPIRACY..
This is where things get… even weirder. Is that possible..
Going back to the REDDIT, users ‘aliensdid911’ and ‘1regit’ were both highly active on the website trying to ascertain the information about the happy valley dream survey.. They were in deep..
1Regit said he was “uneasy” and worried about what he got himself into.
BOTH USERS VANISHED FROM REDDIT in May. Not only their posts and initial information, but also their Youtube Videos of their calls to the Happy Valley Dream Survey.
The vanishing act of both users created an online drama on REDDIT in the aftermath..
And a weird connection to a new conspiracy about 5September…
Let’s explain..
REDDIT user Caitlyn2468 tried to contact this dream survey. She got back a text response saying “sorry my responses are limited,you must ask the right questions.” To check what kind of questions would trigger a response she asked a random set of questions and surprisingly she got a question right and received a response.
The response was “that is the right question.”
The response: “9 goehe 5 jit”..
9 goeh translates to Kreyol ayisyen as Septanm in French. and that translates to September in English..
5..
A now famous group on Reddit, a group–or some call a cult–believe an apocalyptic event will occur on September 5, 2020…
The group believe that dreams will help avert a disaster, or at least help you find a safe place during the “end of the world.”
This September 5 idea began around 6 months ago on REDDIT .. but prior to that, a video appeared on YouTube on November 9, 2016:
The original poster on the Reddit thread warns:
The day will be exactly 24 hours–usually its a tiny bit less than 24 exact hours.. Electric devices won’t work, people will disappear. He claims to have seen dreams of a man in blue flames who told him about this thing. He talks in codes and tells tales about a mysterious “organization”.
Back to dreams..
Those interesting strange dreams..
And back to those weird dream surveys from 2015 and now the happy valley survey of 2020, the year of our pandemic.
So join me.. dive head first into the rabbit hole of high strangeness.
And wake me up when September ends.
Casey Hathaway, the 3-year-old boy who went missing earlier this week from his grandmother’s yard in North Carolina, has been found alive.
Hathaway was found on Thursday night by a professional search and rescue team in Craven County, Shelley Lynch, a spokesperson for the FBI Charlotte field office, said in a news release.
Breanna Hathaway, who identified herself in a Facebook post as Hathaway’s aunt, also confirmed the discovery of her nephew on the social media site.
But the money quote that perhaps raises the biggest eyebrow of all:
“Casey is healthy, smiling, and talking. He said he hung out with a bear for two days God sent him a friend to keep him safe,” she wrote. “God is good God. Miracles do happen”
Incredible video captures several electrical explosions in Louisiana Thursday morning..
A faulty piece of equipment charged with 138,000 volts of electricity erupted into an “electrical arc flash” that cast an eerie blue glow over the skies of New York, Con Edison officials said Friday morning.
The rare phenomenon blew up at the Astoria East Substation on 20th Avenue and 32nd Street around 9:10 p.m. and could be seen across Queens, Manhattan and Brooklyn.
Video from the event looked frightening.. it started people on highways, bridges, and public transit.. some people had a tinge of fear in their voice as to why their dark city nights suddenly erupted in to day-time-like blue auras..
“It’s like a thunder-and-lightning event,” explained Con Ed spokesman Bob McGee. “The loud bangs people heard were likely related to the arc striking the ground grid on the substation from a piece equipment that’s 20 feet up in the air and carrying 138,000 volts.”
Many residents who were home at the time experienced flickering lights.
Despite earlier reports, McGee said there was no actual fire at the substation.
“The illumination was caused just by the arc flash. Once the electrical source removed, the arc flash subsided,” he said.
Con Ed officials are now investigating the incident and whether the flash of light was extinguished because the machinery automatically switched off or because it was burned through.
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For several hours Wednesday, subscribers with several networks, notably AT&T and T-Mobile, reported being unable to download data or use their apps soon after the text alert, which was sent at 11:18 a.m. Pacific Time.
“The presidential text alert went out and after that I lost all internet, Gmail, apps — everything stopped working,” said Sarah Mendivel, a medical researcher at Seattle Children’s Hospital. When Mendivel finally got through to AT&T, she was told “they didn’t know what it was,” she said in a phone interview Wednesday afternoon.
Soon after the outage, both T-Mobile and AT&T reported being aware of the outages but did not know why they had occurred or when service would be fully restored, according to online news accounts. But by 5:30, AT&T was reporting the problem had been addressed.
AT&T said the presidential alert had nothing at all to do with the problems..
Soon after the outage, both T-Mobile and AT&T reported being aware of the outages but did not know why they had occurred or when service would be fully restored, according to online news accounts. But by 5:30, AT&T was reporting the problem had been addressed.
Word to FRONT PAGE ALIENS is that others in different locations also experienced odd technical problems after the alert..
A woman purported to be the oldest living person ever at 128 says she hasn’t lived a single happy day in her life and her longevity is “a punishment”.
The Russian government claims Koku Istambulova is the world’s oldest person.
But she has bluntly said her longevity “was God’s will” and she “did nothing to make it happen”. While some people chalk it up to a healthy or active lifestyle, “tired” Koku said: “I have no idea how I lived until now.”
Koko is set to turn 129 in two weeks… and she added: “I have not had a single happy day in my life.”
Now that is something surely to look forward to. The Golden Years…. raining down on you.
A CDC researcher left work sick two weeks ago — then vanished »
Dr. Timothy J. Cunningham had been a rising official at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The Harvard-educated epidemiologist was promoted in July at the U.S. Public Health Service in Atlanta and contributed to responses following outbreaks of Zika, Ebola and health emergencies caused by Hurricane Sandy. He also was a prominent fixture in the Atlanta community, earning a spot in Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 40 Under 40 Awards last year.
But the researcher, who studies disease patterns, was not feeling well Feb. 12 and left work around midday
FROM WASHINGTON POST REPORTING:
Cunningham, 35, hasn’t been seen or heard from since, his family and police have said, sparking a $10,000 reward offered by the family in partnership with Crime Stoppers Greater Atlanta for information leading to an arrest and indictment in connection with the incident.
“I feel like I’m in a horrible ‘Black Mirror’ episode,” his sister, Tiara Cunningham, told the New York Times, referencing the dystopian sci-fi television show. “I’m kind of lost without him, to be quite honest.”
She told the paper she speaks with her brother often, but their conversation Feb. 12 left her concerned. “He sounded not like himself,” she said. He did not reply to a text message she sent later, and their mother, Tia-Juana Cunningham, did not reach him either.
