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[THEWATCHER]

Originally Posted by THEWATCHER

The next part of the timeline, August 1979 to January 1980, my first stint at the Peasemore facility will not be detailed here and now, but separately, later. I will briefly detail events from January 1980 to November 1980 when I was recalled into the facility. Again, November 1980 to January/February 1981, my seconf stint, will also not be detailed here yet.

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THE WATCHER

The controllers at the facility did a great job in trying to mess my body and mind as they released me in January of 1980. I'd become too much of a liability to them. This followed two weeks after my wife tried to kill me, whilst in a frenzied psycho state. Somehow word was put out by someone to my parents and family in Dagenham that I was in a very bad way. I'm told two car loads of relatives drove all the way to the Cotswolds and brought me and my belongings back to my parents home. Here I was to receive care and treatment away from a deranged wife and work which although my family knew little ab out they soon put two and two together. I was totally messed up, not knowing who I was, zonked out and lethargic, my parents were worried so much they called in professionals to check me out. I was diagnosed with severe stress, in fact PTSD, my doctors notes stated I had undergone severe trauma physically and psychologically. It took months to regain any level of normality.


By early May I felt sufficiently strong enough to contact some people about my situation. On May 9th a meeting was set up with a UK politician whom had many connections and not a little clout within politics. He was to hear everything I could detail about the past 10 months. On the way to this meeting I suddenly collapsed, I was in London already, within few miles of the meeting location. I was rushed to ST.Barts hospital. When I came round I was surrounded by medical staff whom stated I had suffered a massive heart attack and that I was very lucky to be alive. The left side of my chest was puffed up and this caused concern. I received treatment for this locally. In fact I have suffered with Angina ever since and had one or two mild strokes. Continuing to slowly recover at my parents home I was contacted by one of the local newspapers, they got wind of my return to Dagenham.


They were interested in the hotline i set up back in 1977 and wanted to know if it was still in operation. Briefly stating that from early last year it was manned by parents and had few calls anyway, it was virtually closed. They found this of sufficient interest to write a small article in their newspaper. Not long after that I got a call from the BBC, they were very keen on an interview with me. My interview appeared on their daily news programme "Nationwide", my interviewer was that lovely lady Sue Lawley.


I became a bit of a celebrity the day after this aired on TV around my area, being stopped in the street, in shops etc, by people saying "saw you on the TV last night" LOL. I settled down again to peace and calm, that is until I was rushed back into the facility in early November. Evidently my plans of talking with someone in May, the TV interview and newspaper article just recently, they were taking no further chances. Get me back in where they could control me and my mouth. Very strict control.