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The Fourth Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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Sarah: “And once you have this information verified you swoop in and take possession of
whatever you want”
Dr. Neruda: “We have uncovered our most important discoveries in this very manner since
this system was activated, and the ACIO operates differently depending on the situation. In
this case, operatives were dispatched to the professor’s office posing as NSA agents in
search of a missing experimental weapon. It was believed by the professor to be in his own
best interest to release the object without delay since the artifact was deemed to be
imminently dangerous.”
Sarah: “I’m surprised. Didn’t he wonder how you knew he had it”
Dr. Neruda: “I’m sure he did, but there’s an element of shock that the operatives make use
of and they’re also highly skilled in the use of mind control. I’m sure he was very
cooperative. The artifact was secured without any major objection by the professor or the
University.”
Sarah: “If I contacted the University of New Mexico would I be able to confirm that this
occurred”
Dr. Neruda: “No. Every event of this kind is com-cleared, which is an ACIO term,
meaning contracts are signed and all communications are monitored for one year to ensure
compliance.”
Sarah: “So they signed contracts and won’t talk because of a piece of paper That seems a
bit outlandish.”
Dr. Neruda: “Do you know the penalty for treason”
Sarah: “No, I mean I understand it’s not a good thing and all, but I just find it a little strange
that someone like a learned professor would be intimidated by a signed contract. What about
the students that originally found it, are they also com-cleared”
Dr. Neruda: “Yes.”
Sarah: “Okay, back to the artifact. What happened when you retrieved it What was your
role specifically”
Dr. Neruda: “I was asked to lead a team to assess the artifact using our internal Sanitaire
process.”
Sarah: “What’s this process do”
Dr. Neruda: “Whenever an extraterrestrial artifact is recovered, it’s initially put through the
Sanitaire process, or what we sometimes referred to as the ‘I-steps’, which includes four
stages of analysis. The first is Inspection where we examine the object’s exterior and map its
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