Bryant Arnold

I that was so strange.

I couldn't figure out.

So I got up and walked around to see if anyone was there.

And, you know, there was absolutely no one there.

It was a calm night.

You know, it wasn't anything else that really could have happened.

And so, you know, obviously that night's sleep was a little bit.

less uh you know peaceful um so i had that experience which you know made me stop to think because you've heard about you know if you read if you've read the stories and things people talk about almost poltergeist poltergeist-ish type uh you know experiences that they've had and uh you know so that made me wonder um there was another experience that i had when i was

actually assisting Eric Bard, our, you know, our principal investigator with some scientific thing, the Bigelow folks left behind their old cameras.

They had these, you know, kind of fisheye type cameras that they had secured to some of the power poles out.

And we were getting funny reflections off of them, these, you know, glares and things that was messing with some of our own equipment we installed.

So,

Eric asked if I could go and remove a couple of those cameras off of the poles.

So I went out.

to the field where one of those was mounted and I was on, it was, you know, it was probably about 25, 30 feet in the air.

So I had an extension ladder, an aluminum extension ladder that I leaned up against the pole and I had a reciprocating type saw because the old bolts that were holding them on, I had to cut them off.

So I climbed up the ladder, everything was fine.

And I started cutting away on this camera, on the bolts that were holding this camera.

And, you know, it makes quite a vibration and things like that.

And so I stopped.