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reply posted on 7-12-2004 @ 01:39 PM by Katolu
I read today on WRIC 8's website that (see link for story) they are getting some equipment to take seismic readings. Funny thing is, they are going to be getting it from the National Guard...hmmm.



reply posted on 2-2-2005 @ 12:13 PM by johnwest1970
I had a friend mention that I should search for MYSTERIOUS BOOM on Google and this is when I found that what happened to me and my family was not isolated.

Dec 24, 2004 just South and West of Columbus, Ohio. I was at my parents house preparing for Christmas and at 7:30pm we heard a loud boom that shook the house and everyone thought someone else in the house had fallen from a ladder. This is farm country and we are downwind from Wright Patterson AFB flight path.

We called the neighbors and they joked that maybe it was Santa and so on.

An hour later they heard it too and they were just as freaked as we were. Now no one was laughing.

I thought it was a large tree falling due to the ice and thought I would use the infra-red on my camera to go back behind the house and point the camera at the trees.

I bundled-up and went out the front door and as I turned the corner of the house past the garage. Something UNSEEN screamed at me. It shocked me so much that it sounded like the most horrific sound I had EVER heard and sounded male. I looked to the left to look at where the echo was returning from and then I turned forward again and struggled to see what had just screamed at me.

I saw nothing.

Now. I turned immediately and went back to the front porch and my father came out. I was hysterical. I am in my 30's and he is in his 60's and he told me to calm down. I kept asking if he heard it. He said he had. But when we went into the house my mother answered that she had heard it too. The thing is, they only heard the BOOM and not the scream.

My mother mentioned that she had NEVER seen me so pale in her life.

This is where it turns even more interesting. Later when I finally calmed down I took my camera out and (SONY f-828) was going to take a pic of the x-mas tree when I noticed that the image count was off by 1500 numbers. I then turned it to what should have been a rock band group of photos and saw that there were 9 pics taken. Only one showed and it was in infra-red. I never TOOK the PHOTO because I never made it around back to look at the trees. I am a pro photographer and the band shots should have been all there was. My mother had seen them earlier in the evening so she knew there was NO foolishness happening.

The picture is green (infra-red interpretation by the SONY cameras) and is a BALL of energy. I ran some filters on it and some interesting things appear behind the energy ball.

I am willing to post a pic here if anyone wants to see it.

The camera then lost power and then after I got the pic on my laptop the entire memory stick failed. ALL the pics on the card are NOW gone. The memory stick is a SONY stick (128mb) and it is toasted.

Now the weirdest part. In January (last week) my folks got their electric bill and the bill was $360.00 more than usual. They are working with Ohio Edison to remedy the bill. My brother is an electrician and he has had to work on their electircal box for the last week to figure why the current is weak going back to their barn.
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