The Ghost of 29 Megacycles: 2 by Fuller John Grant

Author:Fuller, John Grant [Fuller, John Grant]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9780451143051
Google: A_jJAAAACAAJ
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated
Published: 1986-07-14T22:00:00+00:00

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When Meek received O’Neil’s tape and letter, he was elated. Even though Mueller’s voice was not recorded on the tape, here was material that could be verified by fact-checking all the details thoroughly. The new turn of events created the fabric that Meek’s engineering mind liked to work with. It was tangible, traceable, solid. It could be nailed down or discarded. Verification would be a giant step forward. He wrote to O’Neil that it was critical to follow up on every fact, and that he would do the same from his end.

Meek immediately got off a letter to his friend Tom Bearden, a nuclear engineer who had just retired from a military career, including five years with Air Force Intelligence in Germany. He had helped Meek interpret one of his ultraviolet pictures that had shown strong evidence of psychic activity. Bearden would be helpful in checking out Dr Mueller's military awards and activity. Meek also sent off a letter to Dr Walter Uphoff, a former professor at the Universities of Minnesota and Colorado, and a leading researcher in parapsychology. Living in Madison, Wisconsin, Uphoff would be in a good position to check the records at the University campus there.

With Tom Bearden tracing everything from Mueller’s alleged ‘Meritorious Civilian Award' to his ‘Top Secret Clearance’, and Walter Uphoff doing the same on his ucademic records at Wisconsin and Cornell, Meek turned his attention to other confirmatory details. There was a different situation here compared with that of Doc Nick.

The identity of Doc Nick was vague. O’Neil felt that he might have been a former radio ham contact, but was not sure. With the case of Mueller, there was no chance for ambiguity. The key here was verification, and both Meek and O'Neil were determined to get it. If so, the search would take on a new impetus.

While Meek was sending out his probes, O’Neil lost no time in following other leads. He confessed to being still somewhat sceptical, more so in a sense. He swore to himself that if the Mueller information did not check out, he would disregard any further appearances of those entities he had already encountered, and charge them off to pure hallucinations. As he wrote to Meek, i know something is going on here, but 1 cannot continue to function as a lucid, normal human being unless I have irrefutable proof of the reality of these entities. My whole future healing and electronic activities will depend on the authenticity of the Mueller incident. Especially in the light of what has been happening to me. Please, George!’ The first thing O’Neil did was to sit down and write to the Bureau of Vital Statistics in Sacramento to find if there were a record of Mueller’s death. Then he wrote a letter to the daughter whose address Mueller had given him. Both probes seemed to have failed. The letter to the daughter was returned undelivered. He did finally receive a note requesting a $2.(X) fee for a search by the Bureau of Vital Statistics.

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