As I understand it, during the summer of 2003, a 74-year old man in Sussex
County, England was cleaning out the workshop of his grandfather, who was a country doctor in England from 1890-1940, and died in a WWII bombing raid.
His grandfather performed numerous home childbirths. Whenever there was a
stillborn birth, or natural abortion, or some birth defect, he preserved the
"specimen" in alcohol for future study. Imagine the surprise when the family blew off the cobwebs and dust on a very large specimen bottle, and came face to face with the creature inside!
According to the story, the 74-year-old grandson went to his grandfather's
journal entries to determine where and when this particular “specimen”
originated. Evidently, it was the stillborn fetus of a well-known WITCH that just
happened to live and "practice her craft" in the same county where JK Rowling (the author of the Harry Potter series) grew up. The birth caused massive bleeding, and the practicing witch did not survive the birthing.
According to my sources, this gentleman took a picture of the specimen, and
sent it off with a letter of explanation to the British Royal Museum of Natural History, asking them to perform a complete scientific autopsy and investigative study, and keep the specimen available for public viewing. He also sent a copy of his correspondence to the London Telegraph newspaper. The result of his picture and letter was immediate. The Museum staff accused him of fomenting a "publicity stunt" for Rowling, because "everyone knows there is no such thing as dragons". In short, the officials in England called the whole thing a "hoax" and declared it to be nothing but a figure of wax.
Not to be outdone, the grandson persuaded a dentist friend to take a series of
X-rays.
Evidently, the x-rays showed a series of very intricate bones and cartilage in the specimen. In other words, the specimen is absolutely not a fraud. Also, who in their right mind would think of placing an umbilical cord on a dragon – everyone, (especially Rowling) knows that mythical dragons are reptiles, and reptiles are hatched from eggs, RIGHT?
With the accusations against him, and armed with the X-rays, he went public
and issued a press statement. He was then arrested for attempting to cause a
public "riot". Though he has not been officially charged with any crime, my
sources tell me that he is yet under arrest because he is totally refusing to
cooperate with the Queen's government and turn over the "specimen" to
them. They have told him that in the interest of "keeping the peace," upon
gaining possession of it, they plan to have it destroyed immediately.
I have interviewed more than one woman who claimed that human women
deep in SRA (Satanic Ritual Abuse) were giving birth to "demons" with reptile features, tails, and in some instances wings.
One individual told me that fetuses that survived the birth process (most do not) developed into a sort of "velociraptor" reptile.
Could a similar creature be the inter-dimensional "mothman" of New England fame?
This woman also declared on a videotaped interview that "literally thousands"
of these beings live underground in the US and the UK, and have for
many centuries. I thought she was nutty, but now I am not so sure.
In a book by Manley Hall, "Secret Teachings of All Ages" he declares that the
ultimate goal of witchcraft is to "bind the demons to do their bidding", and archsatanist wizard Aleistar Crowley comments on the ultimate goal of WICCA as being: "Witches are initiated eventually to believe that it is possible, through magickal rites, to effect alchemical changes in their reproductive system to enable them to have VIABLE SEXUAL RELATIONS with demon
extraterrestrials.”In the higher levels of WICCA, initiates are told that by having sex with these beings, offspring could be brought into being. In exchange for sexual relations, the demons would bless the witch and their human offspring with “immortality and godhood."
Wild story, don't you think? But look closely at the hands, feet, knees and
joints of the specimen. They appear more human than reptilian. And the
umbilical cord is REALLY interesting.
Again, if this were a waxen fraud to build publicity for Rowling, who would think of placing a human umbilical cord on a "dragon"? Who would think of placing an umbilical cord on a wax dummy?
