Jordan Jozak

And what I'll add to people here, right, is like, you know, from a psychological basis is like, I have a high level of dissociation over that experience.

And it's taking me years, right, to be able to have the recall and the integration that I do have.

uh outside of the dissociation there were all sorts of substances that i was i was essentially an experiment right stuff that i don't even know uh you know stuff i still wonder like hey i had cancer at a young age like i wonder if there's a connection there right i wonder man yeah yeah you know it's just kind of shitty to think about for lack of a better word but uh anyways yeah two years i was there the real pinnacle of this was again it was development so i was in a track and

And the next iteration that was told to me when I was there in the school was that I was going to leave this little facility that I spent the two years in and I was going to be enrolled in a boarding school.

So I was going to leave my parents after all.

I was going to go to a facility in Eastern New York and I was going to live there full time.

And I was going to get to do this stuff all the time.

And I'm pretty sure that would have been the point that I just disappear from human society and probably get thrown in the underground bunker.

Right.

So by the grace of God, at the same time, getting into 2010, and this is, you know, just for some great people, right?

Like this is some great investigation work.

Ross Coulthard has done a lot on this, you know, to piece this back together.

But in 2010, my home school district, right, that little hometown of Springville, by grace of my mother, by grace of myself, finally like petitioned the state of New York to come and look in at this facility.

And apparently for five months, the record or something goes, Baker Victory Services was refusing access to the state to come in and inspect me, right?

Which you would do if you're an intelligence agency or a defense contractor, like you have control over everything.

Well, that got to the point where they were going to run a state audit, like on the whole thing.

And they didn't want that to happen.

So I was hastily returned in like September of 2010 back to my home school district and

Kicked out of the program.

And like I said, I was on like 12 antipsychotics.