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Note: The above image was taken from a military helicopter by a professional photographer about a month ago.

No doubt you've found this site because of all the television coverage coming from Eden, Indiana. Though I'm hardly one of the first players in this horrible story, it's fallen to me to 'get the story out'.

Miguel and I are trying to wade through the thousands of journals, news clippings, emails, photographs, and other evidence, but it's a daunting task at best. We've just started building this site, so be patient. We'll add more as we can.

All hell has broken loose in Eden, Indiana -- as you're well aware, or you wouldn't be here. Just keep us in prayer now, and keep an eye on your own backyard. I'm a scientist. I know. The hell that landed here is hovering over your town, too.

Don't think this is an isolated event. It's part of an old plan. More on that as I can manage. Watch my own updates (Maggie's Diary) for the latest. -- Dr. Maggie Taylor, July 2009

Cissy Adamson Died

May 15.

It shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone that the town’s most stalwart woman warrior died today. Better to say the truth–that she was killed. Had a heart like a hammer that one. Wish I could attend her funeral–if there is one. Cissy Adamson isn’t likely to want her remains to ‘be available’ like so many before her. (That poor kid from Eden High–the one who died last fall. Yeah. His parents should have cremated him. Tragic. Monkey boy.)

Jean Davis told me Cissy might be cremated asap. I sent a note to Joshua Carpenter about it. He’s ok. I don’t think the boy realizes yet that he’s on the front lines.

The two Eden high kids that went missing week are the latest to ‘go missing’ here. More genetics. More experiments. Another big baby born in the next county over. That makes three there, seven here in Eden, and I hear there are four or five down in Kentucky. The caverns connect it all.

My nurse just pulled up. What’s she doing here on a Friday? More later.

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