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“We should keep an eye on dolphin behaviour and events involving dolphins. Their behaviour heralds events and Earth changes.”

- South African intel agent, CHANI Project

 

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January 11, 2013 and August 31, 2011  Albuquerque, New Mexico - Continuing in Part 2 with more excerpts of CHANI Entity's computer dialogue, 1994 to 1999. Comments by South African intel agent known as “Acolyte” are in bold.

 

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“The CHANI Project researchers were looking at the possibility of timelines colliding ... and time machines/devices, conscious projection of awareness of ‘human subject’ forward or backward in time, and projection of ‘objects’ (mostly sub-nano quantum recording devices)  forward and backward in time.”

- South African intel agent, CHANI Project

 

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January 11, 2013 and September 1, 2011  Albuquerque, New Mexico - Continuing in Part 3 with comments by South African intel agent known as “Acolyte” about the other-dimensional, other-timeline Entity that showed up online in unexpected computer text at the RAND & Associates secret atomic particle collider facility in South Africa ( location allegedly still classified) between 1994 and 1999. The subsequent Q & A dialogue with the Entity was known as the CHANI Project (Computer-Interfaced Communication with Other Realms). Only a few excerpts from the Entity have been shared in these Earthfiles reports.

 

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Part 4:  High Strangeness in Dundee, Oregon

“Something tall has growled outside my window.  And I've seen burning red eyes shine at night when I've aimed a flashlight.”

- Vincent Cantwell, Farmer, Dundee and Yamhill, Oregon

 

Dundee, Oregon, marked by the map marker, is about 12 miles northeast of McMinnville and 27 miles southwest of Portland.
Dundee, Oregon, marked by the map marker, is about 12 miles northeast of McMinnville and 27 miles southwest of Portland.
The Scottish Highlands were raised on Yamhill pasture property (upper left) about 14 miles from the Dundee vineyard property (far right). McMinnville (lower left) is 12 miles southeast of Dundee. Yamhill County is where OregonBigfoot.com has had reports of Sasquatch sightings, including one on September 15, 2005, by a log processor. “There in the road were 2 Sasquatch standing together. I saw two Apelike, long-haired juvenile Bigfoots. They had blonde-colored coats. I would estimate their height to be 5 to 6 feet tall ... not full grown.” See Yamhill County encounter links at end of this report.
The Scottish Highlands were raised on Yamhill pasture property (upper left) about 14 miles from the Dundee vineyard property (far right). McMinnville (lower left) is 12 miles southeast of Dundee. Yamhill County is where OregonBigfoot.com has had reports of Sasquatch sightings, including one on September 15, 2005, by a log processor. “There in the road were 2 Sasquatch standing together. I saw two Apelike, long-haired juvenile Bigfoots. They had blonde-colored coats. I would estimate their height to be 5 to 6 feet tall ... not full grown.” See Yamhill County encounter links at end of this report.

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January 9, 2013  Dundee and Yamhill, Oregon - Vincent Cantwell found signs of tracks behind his woodpile and in the deeper grass beyond where long steps had been made by something that finally came close enough to his trailerhouse to repeatedly scare him, alarm his cats and leave greasy prints on various windows.

 

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Bloodless Kitten Mutilations in Singapore

“[No blood] so it seems like a pretty clean job, the dismemberment of the kittens.”

- Veron Lau, Pres., Cat Welfare Society

 

January 8, 2013 Chong Pang neighborhood of Yishun, Singapore - Singapore is a Republic, a southeast Asian city-state off the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, 85 miles (137 km) north of the equator. An island country, it is made up of 63 island and is separated from Malaysia by the Straits of Johor to its north and from Indonesia's Riau Islands by the Singapore Strait to its south. The country is highly urbanized with very little primary rainforest remaining, although more land is being created for development through land reclamation. Five million people, who speak four languages - English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil - live in Singapore, which has the third highest per capita income in the world.

 

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26 Hours Before 7.5 Quake, Unexplained Boom in Southcentral Alaska

“My (neighbor’s kids) looked for what was making that loud noise and they could not see anything- just kept hearing the loud noise.”

- KTUU Viewer Michelle Thomas Hanks

 

 

January 5, 2013  Anchorage, Alaska - Channel 2, KTUU-TV in Anchorage began receiving postings about a loud, rumbling boom on its Facebook page Thursday evening, January 3, 2013, between 8 PM and 10 PM, heard by people ranging from Eagle River 15 miles northeast of Anchorage to the Mat-Su Valley 35 miles north of Anchorage. This was approximately 26 hours before the 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit 71 miles west of Craig, Alaska, in southeastern Alaska. Are they different phenomena, or linked?

 

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“I opened the door, took a step out on the porch and heard something crashing through the woods. ...this sounded bipedal. It sounded fast.“

-Vincent Cantwell, Farmer, Dundee and Yamhill, Oregon

“I'm sure they (Bigfoot) exist.”

- Jane Goodall, Chimpanzee Expert, NPR Science Friday, September 27, 2002

 

Dundee, Oregon, marked by the map marker, is about 12 miles northeast of McMinnville and 27 miles southwest of Portland.
Dundee, Oregon, marked by the map marker, is about 12 miles northeast of McMinnville and 27 miles southwest of Portland.
The Scottish Highlands were raised on Yamhill pasture property (upper left) about 14 miles from the Dundee vineyard property (far right). McMinnville (lower left) is 12 miles southeast of Dundee. Yamhill County is where OregonBigfoot.com has had reports of Sasquatch sightings, including one on September 15, 2005, by a log processor. “There in the road were 2 Sasquatch standing together. I saw two Apelike, long-haired juvenile Bigfoots. They had blonde-colored coats. I would estimate their height to be 5 to 6 feet tall ... not full grown.” See Yamhill County encounter links at end of this report.
The Scottish Highlands were raised on Yamhill pasture property (upper left) about 14 miles from the Dundee vineyard property (far right). McMinnville (lower left) is 12 miles southeast of Dundee. Yamhill County is where OregonBigfoot.com has had reports of Sasquatch sightings, including one on September 15, 2005, by a log processor. “There in the road were 2 Sasquatch standing together. I saw two Apelike, long-haired juvenile Bigfoots. They had blonde-colored coats. I would estimate their height to be 5 to 6 feet tall ... not full grown.” See Yamhill County encounter links at end of this report.
Bagby Hot Springs, Oregon, October 31, 2009, photograph of large possible Sasquatch footprint compared to photographer's foot in shoe. Bagby Hot Springs in the Mount Hood National Forest is about 67 miles southeast of Dundee, Oregon. Image © 2009 by Jeff Rone, Oregon Sasquatch Search.
Bagby Hot Springs, Oregon, October 31, 2009, photograph of large possible Sasquatch footprint compared to photographer's foot in shoe. Bagby Hot Springs in the Mount Hood National Forest is about 67 miles southeast of Dundee, Oregon. Image © 2009 by Jeff Rone, Oregon Sasquatch Search.
The purple and red marker is Bagby Hot Springs in Oregon's Mt. Hood National Forest about 67 miles southeast of Dundee, red circle between McMinnville and Newberg.
The purple and red marker is Bagby Hot Springs in Oregon's Mt. Hood National Forest about 67 miles southeast of Dundee, red circle between McMinnville and Newberg.

 

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January 4, 2013  Dundee and Yamhill, Oregon - For at least 150 years, Oregon's Willamette National Forest, the Yamhill County and Willamette Valley surrounding Dundee, Mount Hood National Forest and straight west to the tidelands on the Pacific Ocean have all been places where people have reported seeing and hearing large, dark-haired Sasquatch or Bigfoot creatures, the elusive humanoids of North America.

 

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“It didn’t matter what size the dead animal was, it didn’t matter how deep I buried them, or that they were covered in Lime ... I found the dead animals I buried had been excavated by something I did not know.”

-Vincent Cantwell, Farmer, Dundee and Yamhill, Oregon

 

Dundee (vineyard) and nearby Yamhill (Scottish Highlands on farm) in Yamhill County, Oregon, are marked by the map marker about12 miles northeast of McMinnville and 27 miles southwest of Portland.
Dundee (vineyard) and nearby Yamhill (Scottish Highlands on farm) in Yamhill County, Oregon, are marked by the map marker about12 miles northeast of McMinnville and 27 miles southwest of Portland.
The Scottish Highlands were raised on Yamhill pasture property (upper left) about 14 miles from the Dundee vineyard property (far right). McMinnville (lower left) is 12 miles southeast of Dundee.
The Scottish Highlands were raised on Yamhill pasture property (upper left) about 14 miles from the Dundee vineyard property (far right). McMinnville (lower left) is 12 miles southeast of Dundee.

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January 3, 2013  Dundee and Yamhill, Oregon - Vincent Cantwell was disturbed and puzzled by a Highland mother that stomped her own baby calf, breaking its back and forcing him to kill the calf to end its agony. Vincent said he had tied the little calf in a stall so it could get milk from its mother, never thinking the mother Highland would attack the chained baby that could not run away. After that, Vincent stopped tying up little calves.

 

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“I was repeatedly stalked by something at our vineyard property in Dundee, Oregon - something that would stand at the windows, leave palm and nose prints, and scare the very sense out of my cats from a dead sleep.”

-Vincent Cantwell, Farmer, Dundee and Yamhill, Oregon

Dundee, Oregon, marked by the map marker, is about 12 miles northeast of McMinnville and 27 miles southwest of Portland.
Dundee, Oregon, marked by the map marker, is about 12 miles northeast of McMinnville and 27 miles southwest of Portland.
Pinot Noir grapes in the Willamette Valley wine region of the Dundee Hills, Oregon. Image © 2008 by WineCountry.
Pinot Noir grapes in the Willamette Valley wine region of the Dundee Hills, Oregon. Image © 2008 by WineCountry.

McMinnville, Oregon, is where on May 11, 1950, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trent saw an aerial disc silently approach their house around 7:30 PM. The couple said the aerial object was very bright, almost silvery. Mrs. Trent ran indoors to get a camera to take to her husband, who took two photographs before the unidentified object moved away rapidly to the northwest. The photographs were studied by commercial photographers and by the Condon Committee at the University of Colorado. The consensus was that the Trent photographs were genuine.

First of two disk photographs taken on May 11, 1950, at 7:30 PM by Paul Trent in McMinnville, Oregon. Physicist Bruce Maccabee, commercial photographers and the analyst for the Condon Committee at the University of Colorado in 1966-1968, studied the negatives and prints and concluded the photographs were genuine. Photograph © 1950 by Paul Trent.

Second of two disk photographs taken on May 11, 1950, by Paul Trent in McMinnville, Oregon. Photograph © 1950 by Paul Trent.

 

December 29, 2012  Dundee and Yamhill, Oregon - After the recent Earthfiles reports about November 28 to December 5, 2012, mysterious attacks on goats and bull calves in Waddy, Kentucky, and November to December 2012 sheep attacks in Worcester, England, I received the following email. [ See 122412 Earthfiles.] 

 

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Updated: Nine Farm Animals Mysteriously Attacked in Waddy, Kentucky – By A Dog?

“All five of them were covered in blood and I started screaming. The skin had been ripped off their faces below their eyes and their tongues and ears were gone.”

- Teresa Parker, owner of 5 female goats attacked in Waddy, Kentucky

 

December 13, 2012, NBC-TV affiliate LEX18.com, Lexington, Kentucky. See Websites below.
December 13, 2012, NBC-TV affiliate LEX18.com, Lexington, Kentucky. See Websites below.
December 13, 2012, The Sentinel-News, Shelbyville and Shelby County, Kentucky.
December 13, 2012, The Sentinel-News, Shelbyville and Shelby County, Kentucky.
Waddy, Kentucky (red marker) is an unincorporated community within Shelby County 41 miles east of Louisville in north central Kentucky.
Waddy, Kentucky (red marker) is an unincorporated community within Shelby County 41 miles east of Louisville in north central Kentucky.

Updated December 24, 2012 / original report December 20, 2012  Waddy, Kentucky - Between the nights of November 28 and December 5, 2012, six goats and three calves were mysteriously attacked on Ditto Road in Waddy, Kentucky, 41 miles east of Louisville. The night of November 28 to 29, two 9-month-old bull calves on the Kevin Cox farm had their faces bloodied and their ears torn. Then on November 30th at 2 pm only about a mile from the Cox farm on Ditto Road, Teresa Parker discovered her five female goats with “their faces ripped off below their eyes, their tongues removed and their ears torn off.” All five goats were in their locked pen attached to a barn. Then on the night of December 3 - 4, the attacker returned to the Kevin Cox farm and attacked his daughter's goat. The ears “were ripped off and part of the face was bleeding.” Then on December 5, at the intersection of Ditto Road and Hickory Ridge Road another calf was attacked and bloodied. The owner requested anonymity.

 

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