Sulfur Observation Report

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Of the children taken, males 10 and under seem the standard (again this may be a reference to culling a desired height).

18. Ridge lines seem to be a typical abduction point

19. Some people that went missing from ridge lines were likely taken up because all of the tracking evidence ended just before the ridgelines. Others were left in the middle of nowhere which suggests culling/gleaning or discrimination if you will, in abductee selection. I talked to an investigator specializing in orbs. Her take on orange and green orbs (like the one I saw at my home on 11/29, see below in this chapter) is that their mission is reconnaissance and to observe. According to a Lt. Cornel, some people are being taken for their geno. He particularly referenced the geno of psychic ability. …show more content…
The BFRO investigated one case in Oregon in which experienced young adults witnessed a Bigfoot. They took a picture where it was standing, and a significant amount of sulfur was found on the ground. Its’ eyes at the time, shown red/amber. I’m wondering if eye colour (as it seems to change) given what has been reported, indicates a transition of some sort prior to its disappearing. Sulfur reacts with radioactive mineral isotopes, turning them into harmless sulfates. Sulfur also facilitates the movement of oxygen in and out of our cells to assist in the repair of damaged or dying cells. Sulfur-containing amino acids are needed to repair protein that has been damaged and it is used to build new cells.
UFO hunters asked Ted if any death was associated with orbs in the case he reported Ted said his granddaughter was out playing with something that looked like a light bulb. Three of Ted’s dogs chased it, and once out of view, from where the dogs ran off to Ted and those that accompanied him herd a terrible sound. They ran to the site where the dogs were believed to be and he found three pools of gooey blood-like
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