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The Fourth Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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By Sarah
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hat follows is a session I recorded of Dr. Neruda on December 31, 1997. He
gave permission for me to record his answers to my questions. This is the
transcript of that session. This was one of five times I was able to tape record
our conversations. I have preserved these transcripts precisely as they occurred. No editing
was performed, and I’ve tried my best to include the exact words, phrasing, and grammar
used by Dr. Neruda.
(It’s recommended that you read the previous three interviews before reading this interview.)
Sarah: “As promised, one of the things I want to focus on in this interview is the Ancient
Arrow site. From what you said the other day, the Ancient Arrow site was essentially
stripped of its artifacts. Where are they now and what do you think the ACIO intends to do
with them”
Dr. Neruda: “As of the time of my defection, the site’s antechamber and twenty-three subchambers
were carefully measured, analyzed, and each of the artifacts were cataloged. All of
the artifacts that could be taken from the twenty-three chambers were moved to the ACIO
lab for rigorous testing. The initial hope was that they contained accessible technologies that
could somehow accelerate the deployment schedule for BST. However, I think that
expectation changed following the discovery of the twenty-fourth chamber.”
Sarah: “You never really talked in any detail about the chambers before. What was so special
about the twenty-fourth Chamber”
Dr. Neruda: “What was interesting about the chambers—apart from the artifacts they
contained—was that the site was as sterile as an operating room, except the twenty-third
chamber. Remember that these chambers protruded outward from a central corridor that
spiraled up through solid rock. From the top of the twenty-third chamber to the
antechamber below was approximately fifty meters. We knew there were twenty-four
chapters or segments on the optical disc, but we assumed that the antechamber—even
though it didn’t have any artifacts—was included. Thus, we falsely assumed that the twentyfour
chambers were accounted for.”
Sarah: “They weren’t”
Dr. Neruda: “No. There was another chamber that had been hidden.”
Sarah: “How”
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