Rick Artestrine

And she remembered it distinctly.

She said she had, you know, weakness, vomiting, nausea, that type of thing.

And she said that, you know, it lasted about a week or two.

And she just when it when it cleared up, she just, you know, forgot about it.

Later, a few years later, she had hip replacement surgery.

And after the surgery, the doctor who did the hip replacement asked her, have you ever been subjected to radiation therapy?

And she said, no, not that I'm aware of.

He says, well, the bones in your joint were porous in a way that's similar to have been subjected to radiation therapy or some type of radiation exposure.

She said, well, not that I'm aware of.

So that's interesting in and of itself.

It might be another...

data point that might want to take into consideration with regard to his analysis.

But yeah, that's interesting.

I'm not sure that these orbs that people are seeing associated with these Bigfoot creatures or cryptids are irradiated.

But in this particular case, it appears that these particular orbs witnessed were irradiated to a high degree.

I think so, yeah.

I've done some research on it, but I've forgotten most of the research.

Yeah, but the cobalt-60 in the isotope that's manufactured is somewhat similar to what you get in a nuclear reactor.

And what I understand, speaking to him, he says that the radiation was so high that if you were standing next to a nuclear reactor for a few seconds, that would probably produce the same results.

But she didn't die or anything like that.