Preston

I was born in 1946, in Long Island. I joined the Cub Scouts at 8 and finished up an Eagle Scout at 25. Today, I look at that as training for the government experiments. High school was normal, college was normal. I went to Stonybrook for psychology, which I never finished, then I went to Suffolk County Community College for technician training, then to Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn for engineering, and I finished up at the University of Tampa. I also have a doctorate in parapsychology from Long Island University. I'm the one and only from that school. They were going to have a program in parapsychology, but it never went off. After graduating, I went into analog electronics, defense electronics mainly, and wound up working at Brookhaven and AIL. In 1968, my involvement with Montauk began. I got involved with the tail end of stealth research at AIL, which was initiated right after the Philadelphia Experiment. I actually read the final report of Project Rainbow, which named the Cameron brothers as Navy liaisons in the experiment. Next, I got pulled into the mind sciences project at Montauk, where they were working on interfacing a person's mind to the computer. I worked with Al Bielek on the psychic aspects of the Montauk Chair and the Montauk Boys program, training the Boys to be "PSI Warriors." The Montauk Chair used subtle quantum fields to read a person's thoughts. A psychic would lay in the chair, go into a trance, and a bank of radio receivers designed by Tesla picked up and digitized the thought, turning it into computer code. The Chair was used for many purposes, including opening up a vortex for time travel and amplifying fear. Tragically, during the initial testing stages many Montauk Boys were lost. I am still periodically pulled into working with these secret programs, but the people who abduct me don't seem to care much that I am talking about my experience. The story goes on. And an angel still rides in the whirlwind, and directs this storm.