Eva Trent is best described as an
"experiencer" from way back. In the twenty-five years that I have known her, the
events she has been party to are as diversified as they are mystifying. What took place in
January of 1999 is a prime example.
She occupies a small apartment and on this particular night, which she
was no different from any other. She retired to her bed at the usual hour. Eva later
related that the events that followed are less than crystal clear, but seemed to unfold in
this manner.
Having fallen asleep she awoke to a "buzzing
sound". Opening her eyes she was horrified to find two strange creatures standing on
either side of her bed. The "entity" to her right was about 7-8 feet tall,
weighed around 300 pounds, had apparently no clothes on and seemed to have either a
crocodile or snake type skin covering. The creature to her left was identical in
appearance but smaller in height and weight. They seemed to be communicating in a chirping
manner. Each of the visitors’ eyes glowed.
At this point it might be reasonable to suggest that the bizarre
scenario being experienced was a very personal view of another reality. Or alternatively,
as Dr. Robert Baker is fond of stating, the described event was no more than a classic
case of lucid dreaming.
Further speculation could dwell upon the fact that, as the room was
presumably still in darkness, one might assume that the two "intruders" were
emitting some personal illumination if this kind of detail could be visually recorded by
the witness.
I should probably add at this point that over the years I have heard
numerous other "visitor" accounts from nighttime victims who have been equally
puzzled as to how they were able to observe so much detail when no lights were turned on.
A realization incidentally, that doesn’t usually strike them until quite sometime
after the event took place and when they had time to focus on whatever occurred.
Eva quickly discovered that she was unable to move. As she stared in
terror at the two intruders she found that either one or both were giving her instructions
telepathically. The nature of this was seemingly for her to create mentally visual scenes
of various kinds and then "they" proceeded to distort that particular pleasant
scene in a perverse manner. (i.e.) a romantic interlude.
Much later she concluded that the intent was to not only observe her
emotional reaction, but also possibly feed off the energy that was produced.
After an unknown period of time she became so upset with this ongoing
deliberate mind manipulation that she began to mentally resist. Not only did she pray in
an earnest fashion, but began to mentally cover herself from head to toe in white light.
At this point she detected that two "visitors" were confused by this reaction. A
short time later she fell back to sleep.
When she awoke the following day it was in a state of physical
exhaustion and a confused mind that was not only attempting to put the night events in
some sort of order, but alternately accepting and rejecting what she believed to have been
a "real" event.
However, the clincher was yet to come. Located about six feet from her bed was
an audio cassette storage rack. It stands about three feet high, is four-sided and felt
lined. Imagine Eva’s surprise when later that day she went to extract a music tape to
play, she discovered five of her precious tapes (inside their plastic cases) were grossly
distorted. Of the five, three were badly buckled, as if extreme heat had been applied. On
closer examination some interesting contradictions emerge. None of the cassette tapes
display any type of unusual odour that one would reasonably expect under such
circumstances. Stranger still, despite the intense heat required to create this warping
effect, the actual tape (sound) filament shows no sign of having been melted. To cap it
all, the felt storage unit lining has no apparent evidence of heat being applied in close
proximity. For example, the storage rack in not located anywhere near a radiator. So what
can we conclude? Many questions, but few answers. As usual.
During the month of March, I was watching a TV show and during the inevitable
commercial break I noticed something that caught my complete attention. A company called
Ziploc that produce food storage containers for family kitchen use were demonstrating
their products. For the purpose of the TV advertisement they showed one of the Ziploc
containers and a "generic" plastic food container of a similar size. Both these
two containers they then subjected to microwave heat. To my astonishment the
"generic" container buckled in a similar manner to Eva's cassette tapes! Am I
therefore to conclude that during her visitation experience that January night a burst of
microwave energy was accidentally or purposely emitted to provide a "reality
check" for the helpless victim?
Not much more remains to be said other than, no doubt, the reader may
wish to know the title of the cassette tapes that were affected. They were as follows:
"The Problems of Ego", "A Course in Miracles (3)" and "The
Invaders Plan".
Honest, I kid you not.
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