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Well, I'll tell you a story from the beginning, it was about 11 o'clock, close to morning,

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and I was looking out my kid's window and I heard that he said there was a forest,

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and I was like, uh, uh, not be decided on what's the name of it.

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You follow me from here, and uh, just go over here, and I didn't pay the census,

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and all of a sudden that huge thing settled down in my yard,

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and I first heard that an officer came out of my house, and it was like, you know,

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it was like, nothing, no, it was like a reason, like, whatever, it was just a bell.

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Did you see this thing landing? I did.

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And how did it come in, like a book? Straight down. Straight down at a high rate of speed?

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No, no, no, it was real slow, just like an elevator.

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You study and solve. I don't think it's set quite on the ground, it just hovers here.

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Like an helicopter? Yeah, but it didn't leave any marks on the ground,

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and that's why I don't think it's set on the earth at the short time that I, uh,

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couldn't see everything. Oh, we're going home, I guess, on this.

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Oh, yeah, yeah. And what did you do when it over and over the ground? Did you run off?

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I ran off sides, right, quick. It's like I would if a car would drive up,

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and I said, I had to open in the top of the machine,

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and I'm just standing here, and he held up a thing, looked like a water chest,

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which had turned off the thing. He didn't say anything.

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He didn't say, I worried all the emotion, he wanted water.

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You know, like emotion, you want to drink.

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So I took the job, and I filled his form, and I brought it back,

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and while I was filling the job, I was thinking, what could I do?

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I didn't come up with any answers.

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So, uh, I handed him up the job, which was about all about six feet up to his neck.

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They were in the top part of the machine, and I tripled the bottom part of it with all four or something.

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Three?

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What do you call the one man?

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Three of them.

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Three of them got out?

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No, none of them got out.

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They stayed right in the place.

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Was this thing a window in it?

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Nope.

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I hope I could tell there were more than one, because I could see in that through the open head.

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Well, this head was on the top.

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It was on the top half of the machine, see?

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And you could see in there, like, it was indirect lighting or something.

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I don't know, it was immaculate inside.

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I'm getting ahead of my story, because when I handed him the water,

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one man was cooking these old sand cake things.

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And, uh, I don't know why I did it, but I had motion.

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I pointed to him, and I made a motion with my mouth like eating.

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That man had put the water, he looked down at me, and he reached over,

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and he got four of these little cakes in the hand of a dancer.

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And he closed the head.

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That was this, and he put off.

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What did his men look like?

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Well, they looked like Italian.

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What they looked like, they were about five foot tall,

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120 pounds, that's the girls.

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And they were wearing a black, usually looking clothes.

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You know what I mean?

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They, uh, said, there's kind of not, uh, two things out there,

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it's a turtleneck help button.

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And they had a farm-pitting cap on, like, they wore a helmet over there sometimes.

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Now, these other children didn't even look at me.

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They had a instrument fork.

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I think he was holding a gift there.

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He didn't even care about it.

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He stayed right there, one cooking these things, he said, his fort.

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They looked like normal human beings.

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All human beings, your eyes were like eyes as in sauce, everything, except the heart.

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The eyes were white, only, you know, the heart was like a messiah.

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Well, I can see three of these instruments, boys.

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There were about, oh, I would say, three foot, five foot, four foot stag mom.

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And, uh, each one of them had a iron, like, iron band around them,

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in all about three foot high, like a spritzacus.

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Now, each side of those iron bands that were stabilizing people,

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a rope or something, was a sassy hand.

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These men standing there, they had a ring in front of their phone, or else a belt.

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I couldn't detect his blood.

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It was a sassy hand when they got into the safety of the states.

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Well, Mrs. Samington, when this one fell emotion for water,

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you brought it out to a weight-breaking, what did you think?

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No, I was scared.

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I couldn't see his, I couldn't be scared of him.

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He had no firearms, and no weapons, and nothing on him, and he's normal, so I gave it to him.

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I was friendly with him, and he was friendly with me, so that was it.

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Oh, now, what about these pancakes?

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They give you three and all of them?

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You give me four of them.

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Four of them.

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Yeah, this one in, or the county just, I guess, that one in works, and now it works.

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When did you notify Judge Carter about this?

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Oh, that was about two weeks ago, I guess.

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Well, you saw this last around Tuesday around noon.

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But nobody would raise me.

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But did you talk to other people before?

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I talked to people before I talked to Judge Carter, yes.

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And what did they say?

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What was the reaction?

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They said, it was a big joke.

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A big joke?

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What did Judge Carter think?

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Oh, he, uh, he brought him a right focus, but he just said it was a joke.

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He had, he had a normal vice, I suppose.

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Uh-huh.

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He had a good belief in the story.

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Oh, yeah, yeah, everybody's believing it now, because I got the evidence.

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Well, now, you say they said, Julian, that you're working in Fort Alice, where did they send it?

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Uh, I don't know where he sent it.

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He had to contact him.

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Well, what happened to the other three?

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I got them.

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Did they leave them any home?

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I had faith that the pleasure was just, or they liked that.

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Faith that there's like a piece of cardboard, I had no more flavor to it than nothing.

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I want to, uh, to teach them, they're very thin, and they're porous.

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They hold it up to the light, and they look like a great event, if you know what that is.

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Uh-huh.

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They're regular kids, and they're solid.

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There's no, uh, like no biggie side of it.

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They're just a fake of race in there.

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I was just saying, and, uh, I was just going, and when you, uh, were on the stool, it looked like a, like a rubber or something.

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What?

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What?

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Okay, so they were a number of black kids, I can say.

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Yeah, that's what you resemble.

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They're about super, uh, two inches wide and about three inches long.

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Like, you know, pour that one batter on them, and then throw it in the mud.

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Uh-huh.

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And everything in the plane was black, like, uh, not iron, you know what I mean?

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It was a dull black, and it just looked ridiculous in there, what I could see.

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Now this machine was, uh, 30 feet wide.

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I stepped off the imaginary line, and it could be 28, it could be 32, but it was about 30 feet wide, about 12 feet high, and it was bigger.

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It's a huge, uh, machine.

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Uh-huh.

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And I thought if they gave me these, uh, 10 feet, he closed the hatch.

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I heard a latch, and you couldn't see on the outside why that hatch was, it's so tight.

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You couldn't even see a piece or nothing there.

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Then he started to raise, and he raised up, oh, maybe 20 feet high, something like that.

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It's like an elevator.

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Now, all the while they were sitting here, it was a motor like running, it was a humming noise now.

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It was like a big heavy electric motor, but it was, so I presumed that the guy at the, uh, the man at the, uh, control board was holding that machine there.

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And I raised up slowly like that, and all of a sudden it just saw a straight south on a 45 degree up, and I'm too circumvented, and it was big out of sight.

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And how long were you staying with it all together?

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It had over five minutes.

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Now, are there any marks on the, uh...

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No marks, no marks, but whoever.

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The only evidence that the IMEA or anybody who's just with me, I got for the prime three here, when it just off the plan to get that so high, it almost mounted over.

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And that's about the only thing there is.

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But no.

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But there are markings on the ground. That's the funniest thing.

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Mr. Southerner, my colleague from the city, did get into this hatch or you didn't?

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No, no, no, no.

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But you could see him there?

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I could see him there from where I was standing.

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The hatch raised up like the, uh, tongue of a car, you know?

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Raised up and then saved much, and like that.

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The best hatch was above the level of, uh, 10 or 12 feet on the count, wasn't it?

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Well, uh, no, it was about six feet where it opened.

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The matter was the machine.

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The matter was the machine, uh, there was just like two great big, uh, holes, hooked together, you know what I mean?

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It opened the bottom, looked like there was no wheels, no housing.

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But you could see onto the inside of it?

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You could see the inside part of it. I could see that much. I could see this, uh, so many things.

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I could see these three of these, uh, intimate boards.

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And what else was in there? I could see. There could have been more men.

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Uh, these stuff was like that.

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But I could see in the whole thing that's that small mess.

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It was about 30 inches wide and about six inches long, so when it raised up,

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it was like that.

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And I had to be stepped quite high to have this water, and the mess never got out.

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None of them got out.

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And I left my left hand on the machine.

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I'm not thinking about radioactors, but something happened to me. Yeah.

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Well, Mr. Simeon, what is your feeling about this?

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Well, my family isn't here. My life is working in the struggle. And you know, I'm all alone.

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But nobody else was there to kill you.

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That's right. Nobody would go by.

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I live right out of my capital, so nobody would fire at that place.

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So the only proof by God is he's dedicated.

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Uh-huh.

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And my work force.

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Well, one of the authorities said they expected an analysis back from Washington.

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It won't take a week, anyhow, to get a week out.

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And they said, well, all the papers that are calling me tonight, long, bitch.

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So they got us through the bill, kid.

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Good. Very nice of you both.

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Uh-huh.

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And now I'm in the journal.

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And one radio station in Minneapolis called me.

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Uh-huh.

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So how many people now that you talked to before, you got a hold of Jesse Coddick?

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Oh, guys, I don't know.

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Just when I go up Cal State, Vermont, neighborhood, and he'll remember the rest.

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He found us. I just go around.

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And then I get the answers.

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And there's no, there's no reaction or that it was a joke, that's right.

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And the fuel album that has read up on this, they sleep.

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And now everybody sleeps.

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Everybody up there believes it.

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But just for me, I don't care if nobody believes it.

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I know it's right.

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They don't want to believe that's up to them.

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I know what I thought.

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But Mr. Savage, and one of you are a trick of this whole thing.

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Well, I really don't know what to think of it.

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I know it's taken up a lot of my time and I'm not thinking anything.

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I'm looking.

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I'm a bummer, see.

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Uh-huh.

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And by now, my business needs to be towards anybody who wants any information.

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I try to give a sound.

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See, it's getting so that cars coming in, they're spotting me in every day.

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Would you intend to think of this thing as a louder space for them to guess?

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Well, I would guess it.

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Why would guess?

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Why did they talk to me?

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I said, what?

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Why did they face them?

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They didn't ask about America.

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I didn't stay away from them.

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I was going through and they closed the hatch and they picked you up.

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Got out of there.

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That's a good thing.

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I don't know what to think.

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This fellow was after with water.

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Yeah, after water, that's right.

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It's a little bit pancake.

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Well, I was currently with him when I was in my part of the pancake.

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I didn't think he'd give me any.

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I just pulled him like, are you eating?

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You know, he looked at me and he looked down with them and he didn't know where he got these four hands of them.

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But now, St. East Star didn't come up from the sun.

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Is there anything that would make you believe they were different than an ordinary human being, Your Honor?

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The only thing they did was they were small.

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They were about five foot tall.

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They were well built for boys.

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All about stately.

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All I would say is they were 20, 25, 30, something like that.

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And they were really real, chubby, chavling, or else they had no hair on their face.

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I don't know.

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Is there anything on their hands?

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They had a form fitting cap.

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It looked like a hip house, did.

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Like they wore a helmet over it.

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It was a nice thing.

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But they didn't have no buttons, no metal, no layering on this thing.

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No figures, nothing.

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It was absolutely smooth.

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And it was about 90.

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Right?

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It was a bombish thing that I ever seen in my life.

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I've seen a lot of bright things going on cars and that was it.

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I'll tell you, I can't be saying how bright it was.

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I mean, a lot of cars, if they gave me, it was a, only it was a disaster.

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It was three dollars a day.

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It looked like the same as it was.

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It was bright inside as hell.

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It wasn't as light as aluminum here.

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It just seemed the heaviest steel.

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It wasn't as heavy.

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It was made out of a certain pattern.

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It was a piece of piece.

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And while I was selling it, I was looking at it.

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It had an end on each side of the top.

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Like a big box, you know.

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That's it.

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The part of it was metal also.

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And it was just quick in it.

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This is the screw here.

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It was fast and easy.

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Just by a question phone,

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you could cable wire something up to the scene.

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You know, so it wouldn't lose weight, you know.

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And I put the car here.

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I gave him the water.

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And he gave me a static key.

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And he closed the hatch right now.

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Like that.

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Like this.

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I know it was an indication that they wanted to take off.

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Oh, yes, they did.

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Oh, they were just standing right there.

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We came back to the house when the craft left the car.

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Oh, I was standing there.

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But I was old, maybe 20, 25, but it was a promise.

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I couldn't feel any stress in his breath.

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Nothing.

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I just...

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So what was he just looking for?

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Portion.

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Uh, a store.

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Man, that's right.

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I have no sign of that.

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That's crazy.

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I was looking for some kind of gravity.

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But I wanted to know if it was the car or the plant.