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You're listening to episode 169 of Jimmy Aiken's mysterious world,

where we look at mysteries from the twin perspectives of faith and reason.

In this episode, we're talking about Paul Amadeus Dinock, the man who saw the future.

I'm Dom Betanelli and joining me today is always is Jimmy Aiken. Hi Jimmy.

Howdy, Dom.

Folks, we sure to stick around to the end of the episode. We're going to have your feedback,

including some fan art and your responses to our episode on the government UFO report.

So be sure to stay around to the end for that. But first,

in 1973 the Greek law professor and government official Georgios Papakatzis published a remarkable book.

It was the diary of a man he had known in his youth. The man's name was Paul Amadeus Dinock

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