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dismiss anything that wasn't practical. So the key question for me was
how the military had viewed Brown's work.
I called the Integrity Research Institute and asked Tom Valone to send
me as much information as his organization possessed on Brown.
Then, over the next few weeks, my life assumed a pattern. In the dead
hours, long after the phone stopped ringing, I'd head down into the
basement, fire up the computer and hit the Net, staying on-line deep into
the night.
My great regret was that I couldn't contact George S. Trimble
directly. Had I done so, I knew that Abelman would have gone ballistic.
She'd told me to stay away from him and she had the power to ensure that
I became an outcast if I didn't. Lockheed Martin was a large company
and its word would spread quickly.
In that respect, Cross was right. Pretty soon, no one would want to talk
to a technology hack who was running around asking madcap questions
about antigravity.
Better, then, to do what I was doing; keep a lid on it. Here, in the
silence of the night, I could roam the Internet and remain anonymous.
Besides, it really did seem to be a case of reviewing the evidence and
following up the clues—clues that had apparently never registered with
the experts who had been reporting on all this for years.
That in itself was seductive. Little by little, I could feel myself being
pulled in.