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I am not able to release more information on this man or the following events at this time,

as my employers are unaware that I'm bringing these activities to the public.

Please understand that I'm putting myself in danger by doing this, but I can't live with myself

and the events that have come to light again and again in my time here. I will remain in touch and have more

more information to share later, but for the time being,

take this knowledge to heart and please, please,

stay away from Sommercroft.

I never would have believed such a thing could have possibly existed if I hadn't seen it for myself.

It was the one thing to come with that entire trip that I didn't regret seeing it.

Was it worth the cost of everything that came after? I really can't tell you. I'm not the type of person who can give you those sorts of answers.

Go talk to a priest or an economist. One will tell you about the value of your soul, the other, your life.

Weird how there's a difference between the two.

I'm sorry, my thoughts of a tendency to wonder.

You don't go through something like I did,

without some sort of lifelong cognitive dysfunction.

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