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On this edition of Sightings, with three generations of this family, all be experiencing

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ongoing alien contact.

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What was the flavor of their communication?

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A sense of urgency.

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Sightings has their chilling story.

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From what these priests can see, their cathedral of San Francisco is one of the prettiest in

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Lima, Peru.

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It's what they can't see that's got them scared.

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They newly discovered documents prove that the United States government has been building

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flying saucers.

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They were probably seen by many people and probably some French.

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And you don't have to believe to understand why she's called Amazing Grace.

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To the surprise of the medical community, she survived a situation where nobody should

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have survived.

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On this edition of Sightings, I'm Tim White.

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The alien abduction phenomenon has come under fierce attack recently.

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It's laughable, the skeptics insist, to believe that extraterrestrial visitors are taking

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humans against their will for a sinister purpose.

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But new abductees are coming forward all the time.

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They withstand the ridicule because for them, alien abduction is not a phenomenon.

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It's an objective reality.

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Three generations of one family enjoying a stroll after dinner on a warm summer evening.

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Plain ping pong.

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Sitting around the backyard laughing at dumb jokes.

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It's the good life in Roseville, California.

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When you're on the outside looking in, but what you can't see on the surface is the

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bizarre secret that this family shares, a secret that will forever set them apart from

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their friends and neighbors.

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When you have a family like ours, very open about it, it makes it easier to deal with

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the fears and the anxieties of fighting out something like this.

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Shannon Hernandez, her mother Debbie McGill, and Shannon's five-year-old son Zachary, believe

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that they are being targeted by an extraterrestrial force.

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They are three generations of one family who claim to have been repeatedly abducted by

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alien life forms.

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It's a rare phenomenon researchers have named generational encounters.

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The advantage of the whole family being contactees is that we can talk about it openly so everybody's

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okay with it.

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Generational encounters refers to a series of contacts between extraterrestrials and

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more than one member of a family and more specifically between different generations.

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As we see three or even four sequential generations who've experienced extraterrestrial contact.

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Dr. Richard Boyle has done extensive study of the generational encounters phenomenon.

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He has reached the conclusion that far more cases exist than are actually reported.

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I would say that certainly in half the cases where there's been contact by ETs over any

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period of time there will be contact with the person has children.

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They may talk to their parent, find out the parents have secretly harboring a contact

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experience in his or her own life and of course spousal contacts are very common.

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Debbie McGill believes her first alien contact occurred in 1972 in Northern California.

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Her daughter Shannon has only recently uncovered memories of her own extraterrestrial encounters.

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In late March I had a dream that I was being pulled by five whatever they would call grays.

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They're typical gray ETs.

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I had them on my upper arm, lower arm and I was being pulled.

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I woke up terrified.

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I was really terrified.

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Light came in, bed shaking, it's kind of like it all happened at once.

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I opened my eyes and up on my wall I saw the face of an E.T. very clearly.

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In a couple weeks I was real scared of the dark.

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It was a real adjustment.

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Shannon kept the frightening images to herself until her son Zachary came to her with stories

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that sounded hauntingly familiar.

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One day he came out to me and told me about how the aliens landed in the backyard and

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even showed me where they parked.

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There was a little fear at first for him too.

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He was scared of the dark and things like that and we had an open discussion about it.

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He told his mother about the E.T.s coming and they take him to play while mommy and daddy sleep.

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I'm telling the truth here.

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That's all.

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That's all I can say.

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Based on my observations of him he certainly seems to be a bright kid who's certainly above

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average for his age group in his poise and verbal skills.

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There seems to be a statistical trend with kids who've had E.T. contact that they seem

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to be at a performance level a bit above average and you wouldn't expect that to hold true as

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much as it does if it was just a fluke.

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To be pulled from bed by an unseen hand and carried away by a non-human form would seem

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a nightmare for most but Shannon, Debbie and Zachary report that the contact has been friendly.

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Because it has been a positive experience overall Debbie and Shannon call themselves

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experiencers rather than abductees.

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Abductees has a negative connotation to it.

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It means stolen.

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I prefer to call myself an experiencer because they're not taking me unwillingly.

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I go quite willingly.

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If you would track this pencil.

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Her daughters and grandsons experiences confirm what Debbie has felt for years.

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That her family has been the object of extraterrestrial scrutiny for quarter of a century.

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The reason why is being explored through therapy.

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Do you notice anything about you?

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Pictures.

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Do you know why you're seeing these pictures?

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This is about the future?

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How far ahead?

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Pretty distant in the future.

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Not way distant.

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Pretty close in the future?

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Next few years.

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Based on the pictures what would you say is coming up in the next few years?

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Major changes.

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Geological changes.

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Is there some kind of overall message you can take from this or lesson?

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Yeah, not to worry.

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Things will be okay.

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And why will things be okay if there's such major shifts?

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Because it's all for the best.

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Apocalyptic images conveyed through telepathy or mind control are a common theme among experiences.

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And there are very specific images both mother and daughter remember being shown.

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Did the ETs communicate with you while you were seeing these pictures?

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Yes.

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And what was the flavor of their communication?

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And the sense of urgency.

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Urgency for what?

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For me to understand something.

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ETs give a variety of different kinds of messages.

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Such things as earth changes, cataclysms, geological weather, epidemics, social unrest, wars have all been shown to experiences.

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And it appears that these future scenes are either probable futures that will happen unless we clean up or act.

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Like a growing number of experiences, Shannon and Debbie believe that they have been charged with a mission.

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They have been told to spread the aliens' otherworldly warning.

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And they have been told to move away from California.

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They don't know why they are to move, but the family believes that the reason will be revealed to them when the time is right.

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I just got up one day last summer and said, I've got to move to New Mexico.

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I mean, I just knew.

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The entire family has now relocated to New Mexico.

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Debbie and Shannon are trying to spread the message they believe they've received through extraterrestrial contact.

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After the completion of this report, Dr. Richard Boylan's license was revoked by the California State Board of Psychology

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for misconduct unrelated to his work with the McGill and Hernandez families.

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Both families wrote to the board and to sightings stating that they continue to believe in and trust the therapy that they received from Dr. Boylan.

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Next, Dan Kish is blind, but his uncanny ability to see could change the world for the sightless.

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I have never had a student who does what he does.

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It's a well-known fact that people who have lost one or more senses, like sight or hearing, can sometimes develop their other senses to an uncanny degree.

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Doctors call it compensation.

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Dan Kish, a sightless man in San Bernardino, California, appears to have gone compensation one better.

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Sightings correspondent Carla Wall reports on what appears to be Dan's development of an entirely new sense.

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Imagine trying to navigate the busy world around us without the critical sense of sight, without the ability to see impending danger,

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or even the ordinary signposts we take for granted.

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Today, blind people are taught that they need the eyes of another, a dog or a helper, to negotiate the world of the sighted.

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Dan Kish disagrees.

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He's developed a sixth sense that gives him complete independence.

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He's the only human known to use echolocation as skillfully as bats and dolphins.

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Dan, what is it exactly that you do when you echolocate?

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Well, usually I click and then I listen for the sound as it bounces off of all the objects in the environment.

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So something like a bat would do say or a dolphin would do?

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Well, it's exactly the same. The click is different, but the process is the same.

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Can you tell me where the trees are?

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Sure. Well, we just passed one and here we have another one.

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That's smaller than some of these others.

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We have one here that's much larger.

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Dan can visualize an object by the echo it creates.

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It's a unique ability Dan taught himself as a young boy,

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before he even knew there was a name for it, or that other animals used the same method.

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I can remember it's him clicking, similar to that of a bat, I suppose,

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and trying to locate things in front of him.

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And I used to ask him questions, you know, why you're doing that.

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And he would tell me that it's his way of moving around, it's his way of seeing things.

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For me, the signal is a tongue click, it sounds like this.

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Pull. The object I'm looking for is this bulletin board.

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I've worked for 21 years as a mobility instructor, and so I've had hundreds of students.

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I have never had a student who does what he does.

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In fact, no one is known to do what Dan Kish does.

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He would walk along, and he would be clicking, and he would know there's a wall on my right,

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or there's a big tree now on my left side, or I'm coming to the corner, or whatever it happens to be.

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How specific can you get? For instance, crossing the street here with your echo location,

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can you tell me where a curb is, say, and where a driveway is?

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Well, sure, there are different heights.

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The curb is higher, it reflects more sound, the driveway a lot less,

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and the driveway is just lower.

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So that's easy for you?

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Sure.

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His ability to locate and navigate around obstacles allows Dan to do something

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no other sightless person is encouraged to do.

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The first time Dan rode a bike, and our family saw him riding a bike,

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it's probably the first time that they really realized that Dan could do just about anything he wanted.

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I used to go bike riding all the time, because it was something that I could do.

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I wasn't relegated automatically to a tandem bike, or to riding on someone's handlebars,

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or to just staying at home while everyone else went on a ride.

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Dan allowed us to challenge his ability to navigate in unfamiliar territory.

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We took him to a playground, studied with metal poles. Incredibly, he avoided them all.

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The process of riding a bicycle, particularly in unfamiliar areas,

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is both very exhilarating and very demanding,

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demanding to the point where I might say that I can feel myself almost entering another state of consciousness,

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where the senses are wide open, and there is no room for any other thought,

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but the process of riding a bicycle itself.

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Understanding echolocation is just in its beginning stages.

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We seem to have just gotten an appreciation for how miraculous this ability actually is.

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Dr. Lawrence Rosenblum believes Dan's ability offers a unique opportunity to study how the brain perceives sound.

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It might be something like getting a quick flash of what an environment is like,

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because if somebody just turned the light on.

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Because what echolocation does is actually illuminate acoustically an environment.

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We've got a parked vehicle to our left, probably a car, then a space,

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and another parked vehicle coming up that's much larger than the first truck or van of some sort.

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Dan, how can you tell that? I mean, it's enough to know something's there. How do you know it's bigger?

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It's just larger. It reflects more sound and reflects it from a higher direction, accounting for the height of the vehicle.

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You're absolutely right.

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Despite skepticism from traditional instructors, Dan believes he can teach echolocation to other blind people, especially children.

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It's like if you guys can see with your eyes, and we can see with our ears.

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Teaching a blind child to ride a bike, to run, to roller skate, to tree climb, to rock climb, to hike, to do all those things is vital.

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All kids can ride a bike. So why should this one kid not be able to ride a bike?

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By teaching echolocation to others, Dan hopes to forever change the way the blind see, and the way we see the blind.

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Researchers maintain that at most humans use 10% of their brain potential.

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Dan Kish appears to have somehow tapped into part of the remaining 90%.

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If he has, just imagine what other remarkable abilities must lie dormant within us all.

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Next, corporate America is turning to psychics to improve its bottom line.

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Later, the frightening secret that lies beneath Lemo's Church of San Francisco.

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Here are some of the stories Sightings is following in the news.

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There are an estimated 450,000 Bigfoot Watchers in the United States alone.

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In an effort to create a central clearinghouse for reports of the legendary beast,

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a new Bigfoot Research Center is opening in a very unlikely location.

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It's flat, it's farmland, and it's in Minnesota.

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The town of Crookston is about to become home to the world's largest Bigfoot Center.

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The Bigfoot idea got started because when I first came here,

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they've been dealing with this issue of how to do tourism

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because we don't have any natural amenities here in Crookston, such as lakes,

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to use as an asset or a resource.

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But why Bigfoot? There haven't been any sightings here,

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but as Holbrook discovered surfing the internet,

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there have been Bigfoot sightings just about everywhere else.

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And I thought, well then this is not just a Northwest, you know,

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Washington, Oregon, and California, everybody thinks it is.

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This is really something that's a national phenomenon.

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And that's when I started thinking, well, how can Crookston take part in this national phenomenon?

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Soon, this Crookston Museum will be transformed.

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Preliminary drawings are already underway for new displays,

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an info center, and a life-size replica of the legendary beast.

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It will attract people from outside of our town,

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as well as giving us another thing to do inside of our town.

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The local diner may be serving up Bigfoot burgers and dozens of gingerbread feet,

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but Holbrook insists his center is going to be more than just a tourist attraction.

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Personally, I would say there's a high potential that this creature exists.

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Given the right resources, I believe we could prove it.

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If we could put a man on the moon, we could prove whether or not Bigfoot exists.

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In Palo Alto, California, Stanford biologist Paul Erlich

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is renewing his warning about the future of humankind.

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There is a new generation of drug-resistant bacteria

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capable of triggering a deadly epidemic.

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We're likely to lose a large portion of humanity to emerging viruses,

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to the many now resistant strains of bacteria, to the resurgence of malaria, and so on.

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And there's a lot to be said for that.

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In other words, the epidemiological situation is extremely severe,

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largely because of the size of our population and because of our population growth.

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So we could have a die-back from plague.

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Recently, sightings reported on an upsurge in the number of deadly viruses

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unleashed during the destruction of tropical rainforests.

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Some researchers believe it is Earth's way of turning on its attacker, the human race.

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It's called Gaia's Revenge, the Earth's Revenge.

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Now there is growing concern that these viruses are not alone.

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New insidious bacteria may prove even deadlier.

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Mutant forms of pneumonia, immune to penicillin,

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and new strains of antibiotic-resistant tuberculosis are already appearing worldwide.

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Some scientists believe that these may be precursors to a global, unstoppable plague.

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Medical researchers have had to search for ingenious methods to keep these bacteria in check.

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However, they cannot be certain that humankind will continue to prevail.

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In New York City, where Wall Street's bulls and bears direct billions of dollars every day,

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the art of the deal is taking on a whole new meaning.

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One of the favorite things investors say is that the billionaires use metaphysics, the millionaires don't.

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Because the billionaires know that magic has a lot to do with making huge amounts of money.

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Barry Dolnick calls herself an executive mystic.

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She claims to have counseled some of America's top movers and shakers.

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I see people, Wall Street, people who run big portfolios,

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heads of divisions of some of the biggest companies in the world, creative people, artists, actors.

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In fact, Dolnick herself was once a corporate executive.

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Metaphysics was just a hobby until she started sharing her psychic talent with a few high-powered clients.

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I think the interesting thing about Barry that makes her very unusual is her business background

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combined with her ability to work with you on metaphysical things makes her an unusual counselor.

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Typically, Dolnick uses tarot cards and detailed astrological charts

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to help clients plot long-term business strategies or evaluate marketing plans.

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And for help out the corporate ladder, Dolnick mixes individualized herbal charms.

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However, she always reminds her clients that on Wall Street, there are no guaranteed bets.

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Well, I do have a gift in this prophecy and I can see what's likely to happen in the future,

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but it's up to you to make it happen.

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So it's sort of a, it's got to be a two-way street.

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We'll have more stories from the news next time.

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Now, here's what's coming up on Citing's.

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She's called Amazing Grace and her healing miracles baffle the medical community.

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We are unable to explain why she survived an almost lethal situation.

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And proof that the United States has been building flying saucers.

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Faith healing has a long and checkered past in American history.

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Elmer Gantry comes to mind.

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Charlatans and thieves have supplanted what were once real healing miracles

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performed in simple country churches.

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Today, Grace DeBecari is on a one-woman campaign to restore the integrity of faith healing.

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She believes that the way to do that is to heal as many people as she can.

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The evidence is there's a woman with an incurable disease that I know is not fake.

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She gets six doctors that are telling her,

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this is the way it is, this is what's going to happen.

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The best you can do is slow the progress of the disease.

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It goes to all the fancy clinics, et cetera.

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Nothing works.

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She goes to this lady who's jumping around on a stage singing and banging a tambourine

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and just stepped out of an Elmer Gantry movie and it's gone.

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To those who believe she is a savior,

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an evangelical preacher known simply as Amazing Grace.

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Grace knelt down to me and she asked me what affliction I had

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and I told her of multiple sclerosis.

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And all she did at that point was just lay her hands on my forehead

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and I went right over backwards.

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They are flocking to her services in Danbury, Connecticut from all over the country,

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from all over the world in fact.

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They pray for a miracle and many prayers are being answered.

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It was an instant healing, a total and instant healing right then and there.

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Many of the people who come to see Grace Debukari have been branded with the label incurable,

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but Grace seems to have an uncanny ability to strip off that label and heal.

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Grace asked me to hand over the cane that I had to her,

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at which point I did, and she told me to walk from one end of the gymnasium to the other and back to her.

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Her walking alone on a basketball court was a prescription for a broken arm or a bloody nose or something.

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But she went all the way up the aisle, she turned around, she came back the aisle

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and then she wandered out of the gymnasium basically in a daze.

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And at that point I forgot pretty much everything except trying to get to her and find out what the heck was going on here.

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Many people believe Grace can somehow stimulate the power of an individual's mind to heal their own body.

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Grace's own explanation is much simpler.

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I don't consider myself a healer. I believe it's his divine healing.

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And I just call out whatever he'd have me do.

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I'm just a regular person just minding my own business, taking the children to softball.

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Grace can recall the exact moment she believed she was given her healing gift.

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I had a near-death experience where I went up into the heavens and I saw a tremendous light.

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And I wanted to enter. It was wonderful.

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And then I stood there and said, no, I'm not ready, I'm not ready.

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And my spirit went back into my body and I woke up.

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So I thought, well, God, I'll do anything you want me to do.

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And then he, when I felt God speaking to me, saying, sing and leave the rest to me.

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God speaks to me. He'll tell me, go to the left, go to the right, go straight down the middle.

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And I'll do it. And as I go, I'll stop and he'll say, right here.

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Who here has a problem with their back?

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Problem with your back? Would you come here, please?

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The crowded hotel ballroom, the lane on of a manicured hand.

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From the outside, it seems too cliche to be believed.

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But what sets Grace DeVicari apart is documentation by medical doctors

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who will confirm the miraculous recoveries of patients once so close to death.

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She was more abundant, more barely conscious, suffering with seizures, blood pressure problems,

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kidney failure, severe anemia. She had fluid around the heart, fluid around the lung.

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She was in a desperate situation.

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In 1987, Harriet Grimulty was diagnosed with a supposedly incurable disease called scleroderma.

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She was told the end was very near.

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I go upstairs and cry out to God to let me die because the pain was so bad.

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For five months, Harriet was kept in the intensive care unit of Phelps Memorial Hospital.

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Doctors didn't expect that she would ever return home, but Harriet was a fighter.

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And when she heard about Grace DeVicari, she convinced the hospital to release her for healing.

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The first time I went, I didn't notice anything, you know?

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And Grace would always pray over me and I could notice that I was feeling less pain.

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It's time that I went and I could move my shoulders, I could move my hands,

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because I could hardly lift my hands. I couldn't raise my hands up.

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Today, Harriet Grimulty has more energy than ever.

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In fact, she is a volunteer gardener at the very hospital where she once lay dying.

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She survived a situation where nobody should have survived.

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And to the surprise of the medical community, we are unable to explain, A, why she survived,

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an almost lethal situation.

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And second, why her disease didn't progress, and it almost appeared that it took a screeching halt and reversal.

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I said, you should tell all your patients to come to Grace, those who can't help.

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I tell the doctors.

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Doctors who practice near Grace's Connecticut home, like Dr. John Pagano,

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have started sending some of their patients to Grace's services.

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A friend of mine was deaf in the right ear for over 20 years. I knew he was.

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She pointed to him and said to him, you're going to be healed tonight.

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And in a few minutes, right after that, he was absolutely startled.

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A pop took place in his right ear and he actually staggered back a bit.

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And even Grace at that moment said, did you hear that?

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And all the people around him heard something take place in his ear.

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From that moment on, and that was about 10 years ago, he's had perfect hearing in the right ear.

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Amazing Grace has sweetened the sound.

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It doesn't matter what religion you are, what denomination you are,

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God loves all people of all faiths, all religions. He just loves.

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What I think is happening is that Grace, in one way or another, stimulates the healing forces within the people themselves.

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The God within them is acting because they either have faith in her,

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or there are some cases where they had no faith in her and it still worked.

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That even defies explanation. There was one man, he went reluctantly. He had a herniated disc.

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I went there and my wife didn't even want to come with me.

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She says, I'll drive you there, but I'm not going in.

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He was like ducking behind the people, but Grace picked him out and told him to come forward.

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He was going to be healed.

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I fell over like these other people, which I never dreamed I'd do.

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While I was down, I felt heat come through my back, through my legs, my thighs.

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And I started to squirm on the floor, I just like straightened out.

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And I was able to try to get up. The ushers were trying to help me.

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She says, no, he'll get up on his own.

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And I was able to get up on my own and I stood up straight for the first time in six months.

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I was actually straight. I started to cry in front of these people who I didn't want to be here with.

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And God touched me just like that.

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If the concept of Jesus Christ is what stimulates the healing powers within you, then that's right.

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If the concept of science stimulates the healing power within you, that's okay too.

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Or God, the universal consciousness and all that, whatever it is, whatever avenue your consciousness is attuned to, that's what will work for you.

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Grace, oh! Praise you!

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It's important to know that Grace DeBecari doesn't take any money for the faith healing she performs, and she doesn't believe any true healer should.

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She also wants you to know that she does not consider faith healing a substitute for conventional medical care.

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Next, there's something unholy in the catacombs beneath the church of San Francisco.

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It was a very powerful force. I was alarmed and scared. It wouldn't let me enter.

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In an effort to provide a global view of the paranormal experience, sightings is broadening the scope of its investigations.

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Recently, I traveled to South America and in Lima, Peru, discovered a haunting secret buried beneath a centuries old cathedral.

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It was in 1535, the first year of the Spanish colonization, that the cathedral of San Francisco was begun here in the oldest part of Lima, Peru.

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For centuries, the friars here have talked of encountering what they call unsettled spirits.

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Not surprising, perhaps, for a place that is built literally on the bones of tens of thousands of people.

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The catacombs were first built as the foundation for the church. They were, in fact, the cemetery of the church and of its parishioners.

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The catacombs are immense, and there are many human remains, bones and skulls, which are interred here.

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Macabre designs have been created in the catacombs below this historic cathedral, created with the bones of more than 25,000 seemingly restless spirits.

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There are people who don't believe it, but once you see it, you believe.

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You have to have a certain sight in order to see spirits.

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A priest once told me that ghosts have so much power that they move faster than thought.

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Father Benito is 82 years old. He has lived and worked in the church since he was a child.

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Over the years, he has seen many ghostly apparitions rising from the catacombs below.

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He was tall, and he was wearing a monk's habit. I was stunned.

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I just stood there, and he walked to another wall where the door was closed, and he walked right through the closed door.

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Naturally, it shocks you because your heart beats faster and your legs get a little weak, you know.

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After he goes away, you pray to God because of the power of the spirit.

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Today, the cathedral of San Francisco is a refuge, where the citizens of Lima seek solace and find peace, but it has not always been this way.

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The history of the area, in fact, all of Peru, is drenched in the blood of the Spanish Inquisition, spearheaded by Francisco Pizarro.

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Just outside Lima stand the ruins of the ancient religious center of Pachacama.

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The conquistadors desecrated the temple and declared its followers heretics and devil worshipers.

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Most of the people here were murdered, and the rest were enslaved and forced to build a new city of Lima and its new church.

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The Inquisition lasted for more than 300 years. The accused and the accusers are now entombed together.

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I wanted to go into the catacombs with a flashlight, but I was unable to. It was a very powerful force. I was alarmed and scared. It wouldn't let me enter.

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Cristal is one of Peru's most famous psychics.

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Although she knew about the spirits in the cathedral of San Francisco, she had never dared to personally enter the catacombs.

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At Siding's request, she agreed to descend into the haunted tombs. Almost immediately, she became agitated, then seemed to make contact with an unseen force.

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The presence of someone here was very energetic, very negative, very violent.

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He was buried here. He killed many people.

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The spirit would definitely be described as being native to Peru. He had been a great witch or a shaman in his time.

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He had absorbed the energy of a friar who was there. The two of them interchanged their energies.

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He was accused of murder.

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For using witchcraft against others, he's full of hate. He doesn't want us to be here.

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Cristal tried to communicate with the dark spirit, and it seemed to respond.

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Just in that point, he stood right in front of me.

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There was an abrupt physical change in Cristal. She said the force had entered her body.

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Stop.

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Later, she would describe it as a battle of the souls, a battle she won by releasing the spirit.

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Walk towards the light. Do it.

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Liberate.

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I understand everything.

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She said it was her psychic connection to his pain that allowed the spirit to go free.

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After I'd listened to him, I made him see that he was wrong, that he had died and that what he was doing wasn't right, and he accepted it.

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These are the physical remains of soldiers and slaves, priests and sorcerers.

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And while dead men tell no tales, their spirits often do, especially here, where people who battled each other in life seem to cry out for peace in death.

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While it seems that Cristal was able to release one of the restless spirits from the catacombs, it's estimated that more than 20,000 people are buried there.

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The Friars of the Cathedral of San Francisco report that the haunting activity is as pervasive as ever.

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Next was what crashed at Roswell, a flying saucer made in the USA.

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They've channeled this information from what they thought were extraterrestrials.

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Recently, sightings brought you an extended report on government experiments with saucer-shaped aircraft.

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We showed you the Avrocar, a crude experimental craft first tested in the 1950s.

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Well now, newly declassified documents reveal that the military was testing and flying much more sophisticated saucer designs.

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The secret project was codenamed Silverbug.

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Near the end of World War II, the Allied forces had gained complete air superiority over Hitler's Luftwaffe.

436
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The Germans were desperate.

437
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They ordered the immediate development of an aircraft capable of vertical takeoffs and landings, because nearly all of their runways had been destroyed.

438
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The project was spearheaded by Dr. Richard Mieter, known today as the father of saucerology.

439
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Dr. Mieter was hired by the Luftwaffe, the German Air Force, to build a saucer-shaped craft that could vertically ascend and with rockets shoot down large numbers of Allied planes.

440
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But the Germans were too late.

441
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The war ended before Mieter's saucer got off the drawing boards.

442
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But his designs and technological breakthroughs did not go unnoticed by the American military.

443
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We had large numbers of technical people searching through Germany as they were moving right behind the troops.

444
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They began in April of 1945 and they would send back everything they found.

445
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And according to Alexander Flex, former assistant secretary of the Air Force, German technology wasn't the only thing being shipped to North America.

446
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After World War II, Dr. Mieter himself began work on a secret aircraft project at AV Rowe Aeronautics in Canada.

447
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Dr. Mieter at AV Rowe was working on some of the concepts that were derived from the German experience.

448
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There were certainly saucer-like flying machines.

449
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Anybody looking at them could have decided that these were indeed flying saucers.

450
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And there is evidence that soon after the war, the United States had also launched a super-secret project to develop vertical flight vehicles.

451
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The vertical takeoff and landing programs had a long, long history.

452
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We had many, many programs.

453
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Among the three services, I counted at least 35.

454
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Of those 35 saucer projects, the most highly classified was known by the code name Silverbug.

455
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Silverbug saucers were designed to fly 2,300 miles per hour at an altitude of 80,000 feet.

456
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These designs dating from 1955 were not declassified until March of 1995.

457
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For over 40 years, America's number one flying saucer project was top secret.

458
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But this flying saucer project was not.

459
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In the 1950s, while Project Silverbug was under tight wraps, AV Rowe unveiled the Avro car to the public.

460
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Was this Jerry Rig Flop really the best the brilliant Dr. Mieter could create?

461
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The Avro car is just a cover. It's a cover store.

462
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What was actually built by AV Rowe is anybody's guess.

463
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Ufologists believe that the US military had everything to gain and nothing to lose by insinuating that this was the state of the art for flying saucers.

464
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It would deflect attention away from real saucers being tested and spotted by amateur sky watchers in the American Southwest.

465
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There is virtually no doubt in my mind that the United States government built German inspired designs in this country.

466
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They were probably seen by many people and probably some crashed.

467
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The release of Silverbug's plans and protocol offers an interesting twist in the great debate over what crashed near Roswell, New Mexico.

468
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It could very well have been a flying saucer, but one of ours, not one of theirs, and not the first.

469
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In Germany, at about the turn of the century, many, many secret societies developed.

470
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The real machine was built by the real society.

471
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And the real saucer was, in turn, based on the instructions left behind by a mysterious ancient cult.

472
00:42:09,860 --> 00:42:14,860
These texts were instructions on how to build this interdimensional machine.

473
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They've channeled this information from what they thought were extraterrestrials.

474
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Built this craft that levitated, the first piloted flight was in 1934 and they knew they had something at that point.

475
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It appears that the saucer silhouette will soon be seen in the skies again.

476
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This is the Tier 3 minus UAV.

477
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It's a state-of-the-art surveillance drone built at the world famous Lockheed Martin Skunkworks in Palmdale, California.

478
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Looking at this aircraft head on, one can't help but observe that saucers are real.

479
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At the sightings forum, download images, sounds, and quick time clips.

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Until next time, remember, no mystery is closed to an open mind.

482
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For sightings, I'm Tim White.

483
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Next on Sci-Fi, Dark Shadows.

484
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Are we dealing with an epidemic?

485
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We recombine termite and mantid DNA to create a biological counter-agent.

486
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Becomes a deadly mistake.

487
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They were designed to die. They are breeding.

488
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But how do you destroy it?

489
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When you've created it.

490
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Mira Sorvino.

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