There's another story of a young 5 yr old girl, who would always attack her little brother, killed little baby birds and wanted to stab her adopted parents to death. Her parents had to lock her bedroom door at night, to keep the family safe. Turned out, she was severely abused by her bio father when she was a baby. I wonder what is going on in this girl's private life. Google "interview with an evil child" The girl is an adult now and a therapist.
With the first reversal, listen to the word “hate” and try to determine if it has a D or a T in it. I think it’s actually “hade” that is the sound being made. (Plus an “in” word right after) It’s easy to make mistakes unless you proof-listen carefully with some time in between each listen. (Plus you’ve got to be a beast about looking for your own mistakes, otherwise errors will slip through)
“You wish that said these girls did that” The word “said” is definitely in there, but it doesn’t change the meaning of the reversal, and it is a good reversals (not perfect and a little muddy but definitely real and meaningful).
The first two words of the reversal start with an R sound: “Raw beside to kill” You’re hearing it as a G but it’s nowhere near percussive enough to masquerade as a G sound.
At regular speed, it sounds perfectly clear to me. But when it's really slowed down and I focus on it, I can hear what you said as well. I also heard it as "Walk beside the kill".
I think that Satan is one of the most misheard words that people stumble upon, in this case I don’t think the satan part is actually there. But it does appear to be a real reversal. I think that if two reversers are disagreeing about whether something is actually there or not they should both leave room for themselves to be wrong, and listen very closely to the reversal again (after taking a few days to a week to let the “echo effect” of what they thought they heard die down). I call this the “back burner system”. I just started working on the Audrianna Zimmerman case, I’ll email you when I think I have some results I’m doing both interviews: Heather Lee and Tina Brown. I guess I’ll start with Tina.
Yea, it's clear for me. I've heard her use devil, evil and a lot of bad phrases when reversed. So that was my confirmation. I also have other ones from her that are similar to this one. But that is true because "Yes" reversed is "Satan" a lot of the times. So, I do try to stay away from it unless I get a nice clear sentence.
@@crazydolphin33 after listening again what sounds like satan to you is probably “say did-in” - the key 🔑 : is it a “t” or a “d” in that word? If you don’t hear it at 70% speed try and listen to it at like 65 or 60% speed (you can do that in the iMovie program).
yea i think that John Ray is right.. there is more to be connected here , more people, more victims. John ray just gave interview on Willam Ramsey show.. along with his assistant Lena Ajit.
I find it strange that nobody questioned her Masonic funeral and the fact that she was buried in a lead lined coffin, designed to keep someone trapped inside
Could you pause it, or do reversal after the foreword sentence. It was so fast and I was confused. I’m a speed reader but not very coordinated at hearing and reading foreword and reversals simultaneously, and so quickly. The chaos rattles my nerves as much as the subject matter. Thank you for your service to God, humanity and the quest for truth.
That's funny you say that because when I first played this video back, it did sound chaotic to me as well. I just decided to try something new, probably won't do it anymore.
Color me surprised that someone got hit by a car while fucking around in the street. These freaks just want to feel like they can control something in their life even if its just preventing you from going to the grocery store.
