Aug 21, 2025 — Recording 3 (16:21) (Part 1)
Aug 21, 2025 — Recording 3 (16:21)
Audio: 20250821-162141.mp3 · Duration 00:22:24
**4:00PM estimated, Closing thoughts for the day after leaving the intersection.*
"people sleep on my day." [ 00:02 ]
"Um, paraphrasing last suggestions." [ 00:06 ]
"I am being asked to arrest this person telepathically." [ 00:20 ]
"And Denver Police Department is using Citizen Tech and monitoring it." [ 00:34 ]
"There is a vested interest in its success." [ 00:38 ]
"We understand that this person also wants a job with Citizen Tech." [ 00:45 ]
"But, no, however, he's interested in standing against euthanasia." [ 00:54 ]
"And euthanasia is happening on behalf of Citizen Tech and Microsoft products." [ 01:13 ]
"And uh one one part about this information, this is just an administrative note here." [ 01:21 ]
"Administrative note, so also during that suggestion, someone interceded with I'm not saying that, followed by, yes, I am saying that." [ 01:37 ]
"So, two individuals fighting over the statement." [ 01:42 ]
"This is the first instance of someone uh suggesting Microsoft produces the Citizen Tech product or platform." [ 01:56 ]
"I've considered it a type of software." [ 01:59 ]
"We there hasn't been much suggestion that I've received that points to a specific product." [ 02:09 ]
"And so I'm going to uh I've just going to list down, do some repeating after the intersection." [ 02:17 ]
"It was really hot and miserable out there." [ 02:20 ]
"I did okay for about an hour, a little over $10." [ 02:26 ]
"And there was a suggestion of someone one person being added to the list, the euthanasia list, and then no more suggestions of that." [ 02:38 ]
"There was a pretty decent defense." [ 02:42 ]
"Um, I believe a defense protecting the vehicles." [ 02:49 ]
"Um, there was also uh, so I wonder if there's any truth to that." [ 02:55 ]
"Also someone asking me towards the end how much money it would take to get me out of the intersection." [ 03:03 ]
"You don't have to ask, but it's an honest question, but know that those suggestions uh have been happening several times a day every day for a year." [ 03:16 ]
"Um, you know, with in a variety of ways, support of a family, financial support, a job, cash apps." [ 03:27 ]
"They never surface and I I can't reach for them, really." [ 03:32 ]
"Um, this idea of a telepathic extraction, if that is what was suggested, those are also very common." [ 03:41 ]
"Uh, I'm seeing those personally as, and others have suggested this also, that they are the greatest public safety risk you could uh imagine." [ 03:54 ]
"And um, because this is why, the person asked, why is that?" [ 03:59 ]
"It's because of these ugly workflows, right?" [ 04:03 ]
"The uh, the work that happens leading up to the request for euthanasia, the being offered euthanasia is usually a betrayal of some kind, an intimate betrayal, a friendly betrayal, a betrayal for access to drugs, um, or support." [ 04:27 ]
"And otherwise, it's just very punishing, abusive language, to psychological suppression, uh, psychological abuse, forcing the person to accept euthanasia." [ 04:41 ]
"And so there's that narrative, and then there's, you know, the one where euthanasia is an actual ethical standard." [ 04:52 ]
"It's been suggested that that is the ethical standard that comes along with the experience." [ 04:59 ]
"uh, what we're experiencing." [ 05:02 ]
"And so, uh, I'm going to just listen now and exiting Aton, Colorado on foot." [ 05:11 ]
"And um, I want to say thank you for your service." [ 05:14 ]
"Whoever's out there that this kind of challenge is unprecedented." [ 05:19 ]
"We're dealing with an unacknowledged method of communication, the citizen population has no idea." [ 05:26 ]
"It's been suggested that retired intelligence people, law enforcement, and active duty intelligence people, if I'm not mistaken, are also unaware of technology that would support this method of communication." [ 05:44 ]
"However, others claim to have a speaker on their desk with my voice and thoughts coming out of it." [ 05:53 ]
"So, again on the topic of support, if you mention it, right, it's likely to be suppressed, um, or someone will attempt to destroy any support in the conversation with vulgarity, uh, reactive behavior, a do not support this person statement." [ 06:17 ]
"Um, in general, my goal is to pull myself out of any densely populated area, ideally into a small home or apartment with only myself in it and no contact from any neighbors or people around me for their own public safety." [ 06:36 ]
"Um, if I am in an apartment building or with other people in a close quarter scenario, and they do not have acknowledgement of the technology, it is the most dangerous situation." [ 06:49 ]
"They could be offered euthanasia and and subjected to this these ugly workflows themselves." [ 06:58 ]
"Um, I mean an Air BNB is like $2,500 a month for a small home or a unit." [ 07:08 ]
"If it's, you want to think about the people in it, right?" [ 07:11 ]
"You know, you could put me somewhere to collect evidence, right?" [ 07:16 ]
"How the people around me are impacted." [ 07:18 ]
"Uh, remember that people that are facilitating these workflows, these ugly workflows, the attempted murder, have suggested they will continue until the the money runs out." [ 07:34 ]
"This is a revenue stream and or until they're arrested in person." [ 07:40 ]
"And so if I receive any money enough to eat and live alone, um, you know, that would sponsor me returning to my tech job, uh, and or sponsor completing the discovery of telepathic terrorism document." [ 07:57 ]
"My my humble opinion is that you would never want to mention it, so be telepathically." [ 08:04 ]
"Um, you know, and and uh if you're in this conversation, my heart goes out to you because you're probably experiencing the breaching process and tormenting yourself." [ 08:17 ]
"Well I imagine there's a a strong chance of it, but being observed I hear is from others now is being suggested to be very uncomfortable after I have connected with them." [ 08:29 ]
"End of administrative note, returning to the repeating process briefly to capture any takeaways from others on what they thought of uh the what surfaced at the intersection." [ 08:44 ]
"For example, do you think I am a terrorist?" [ 08:48 ]
"Do you think I'm responsible?" [ 08:51 ]
"Do you feel like what sur did anything surface at the intersection for you?" [ 08:57 ]
"Was it terrorist activity?" [ 08:59 ]
"How should Denver react to something like this?" [ 09:04 ]
"Um, so returning to the repeating process in hopes of hearing some feedback, any at all, in three, two, 1." [ 09:13 ]
"Thank you for doing this part." [ 09:18 ]
"Are you sure you're recording?" [ 09:23 ]
"Yes, he's recording." [ 09:28 ]
"How do you know that?" [ 09:31 ]
"This is really important." [ 09:36 ]
"Because I received information from this person's eyes." [ 09:49 ]
"How is that possible?" [ 09:55 ]
"I can't explain to you how it works, but Sean Christopher Harris has attempted to explain it on several occasions." [ 10:19 ]
"Yes, that is exactly what I said word for word." [ 10:26 ]
"Unfucking believable." [ 10:33 ]
"It's incredible, Sean, how you actually capture transcripts and it's thought to be impossible." [ 10:54 ]
"Do you think you lost the transcripts earlier because of the position of the microphone?" [ 11:08 ]
"Administrative note, no." [ 11:11 ]
"It should be fine." [ 11:13 ]
"Is this continued evidence, two instances of the breaching process, information supplied by my eyes, not necessarily cameras in my eyes, but information uh that is translated using artificial intelligence and shared with the observers and or facilitators of these so-called ugly workflows, forcing people to accept euthanasia." [ 11:45 ]
"End of administrative note, returning to the repeating process in three, two, 1." [ 11:52 ]
"Unbelievable." [ 11:56 ]
"Unbelievable." [ 12:02 ]
"I don't know what to say, but this person is actually capturing transcripts with 100% accuracy." [ 12:21 ]
"And he looks like he's on a telephone call." [ 12:29 ]
"I have no words to express how betrayed I feel as a euthanasia specialist." [ 12:48 ]
"That is absolutely the title of this assignment." [ 12:59 ]
"Continuing the repeating process." [ 13:02 ]
"Continuing the repeating process of the citizen tech or speaker phone phenomenon in Denver, Colorado." [ 13:11 ]
"Continuing the repeating process, continuing the repeating process." [ 13:22 ]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [ 13:27 ]
"All he has to do is adjust his terminology and he'll be able to see where we attempted to fool him." [ 13:54 ]
"And sounding like he is a euthanasia specialist." [ 14:03 ]
"And now that's going to be added next, isn't it?" [ 14:14 ]
"Administrative note, I'll answer that." [ 14:17 ]
"Yes, my workflow thanks to someone else's suggestion, uh ensures now that I add the most recent transcripts first." [ 14:28 ]
"End of administrative note, returning to the repeating process in three, two, 1." [ 14:35 ]
"I mean, the whole thing is entitled repeating process." [ 14:46 ]
"Homeland security, I cannot be a part of this any longer." [ 14:59 ]
"Continuing repeating." [ 15:01 ]
"Continuing repeating." [ 15:03 ]
"Oh, this is just so horrible, everybody." [ 15:13 ]
"I can't believe how horrible this is." [ 15:21 ]
"Administrative note, I'm going to end the recording here." [ 15:29 ]
"Um, Follow through comes to mind." [ 15:36 ]
"Follow through." [ 15:38 ]
"We are moving minutes closer to having a solution for the city of Denver, only if change happens." [ 15:48 ]
"Change from what we're doing now uh that would result in acknowledgement." [ 15:57 ]
"And why is acknowledgement a bad thing?" [ 16:00 ]
"I mean, I'm not surprised that this would be hard to notice in a way, if our ears are in use, you know, our busy lives, maybe, I I really could see how this could go unattended for a long time and then something tragic happens." [ 16:21 ]
"Right?" [ 16:23 ]
"And so it really, if there is Citizen Tech technology in use and something horrible is then revealed, can we not look at that as an accomplishment?" [ 16:35 ]
"Well, I guess you would hope for that, but if what someone has suggested in this recording is true, that it's a Microsoft product and they're the ones euthanizing people and, you know, exposing Denver to these ugly workflows that and uh unconsented to communication, well, then we might really be in a tough situation." [ 17:00 ]
"Um, at this moment, I personally don't know what to say." [ 17:05 ]
"There have been, there are suggestions, it's a world of opposites, I will say that." [ 17:13 ]
"Anything that I would assume would be a good idea in this world, after repetition turns out to not be a good idea." [ 17:23 ]
"You know, it's so now looking at how people have suggested that Microsoft is not in favor of euthanasia, stop communicating with the vehicles, you can't use our system for this." [ 17:37 ]
"If someone's going to claim that this is Microsoft's doing, right, I want to make sure that there is also the presence of these statements that have defended the community, uh, on behalf of Microsoft." [ 17:54 ]
"And so looking at that, you would at first, at face value, well, oh, Microsoft is here and they're helping." [ 18:02 ]
"Well, I really hope that's the truth of it." [ 18:06 ]
"But when people make a point to communicate something here, there's usually a motivation to do so." [ 18:13 ]
"I try and eliminate as much of my own communication as possible, just to listen and there's so much of it happening." [ 18:22 ]
"Remember, the document itself, the doc discovery of telepathic terrorism is only a fraction, a mere fraction of the overall volume of communication which does not seem to end." [ 18:39 ]
"What is the explanation for this?" [ 18:42 ]
"Artificial intelligence voice agents?" [ 18:45 ]
"uh, a crown has been suggested, rotating groups of observers, a union that includes countries like India and other Middle Eastern countries, China, right?" [ 18:58 ]
"Um, it, you know, does that explain why people don't stop talking?" [ 19:06 ]
"And if America sees the talking is an offense that is punishable by death, then why can't we acknowledge it and and just uh move forward?" [ 19:21 ]
"Uh standing against euthanasia." [ 19:24 ]
"I really don't know how long it will take, but I'm signing up for this." [ 19:29 ]
"And there's no other thing that I can do." [ 19:33 ]
"I can't do anything else." [ 19:34 ]
"My jobs, attempts at finding a job, the job are suppressed." [ 19:39 ]
"Those people are tormented and exposed to this problem." [ 19:42 ]
"The people around me, whether the intersection or the shelter, are also exposed to it, and I don't really hear any other individuals being called out." [ 19:53 ]
"And our ears are in use." [ 19:55 ]
"It seems absolutely absurd that a citizen would sit in this situation for any amount of time and or take the blame for it." [ 20:06 ]
"It is the it's surreal." [ 20:09 ]
"So I guess, you know, if there's evidence of anything happening, it's the poor behavior." [ 20:16 ]
"If you're trying to look at these conversations to figure out who, well, news articles might be a better source of information spending most of your time in the news, and maybe interviewing Microsoft and or Google around cloud computing, using artificial intelligence." [ 20:37 ]
"Some of the concerns about what's being developed with artificial intelligence that the where the workers are standing out, uh, and protesting being arrested and fired, uh, for death and of Palestinians and human rights violations and weapons development." [ 20:56 ]
"Those things are present, but I think if you want to know who, maybe focus on more news articles, which I need to do." [ 21:04 ]
"But if you want to understand what is happening, consider this uh Citizen Tech phenomenon to be the source of great suffering and attempted murder." [ 21:16 ]
"Murder when someone accepts euthanasia, and I mean as aggravated kind, calculated and aggravated murder." [ 21:25 ]
"um, from my perspective based on the last year of being tormented minute to minute and seeing the destruction of the people around me." [ 21:35 ]
"Um, end of administrative note, end of recording." [ 21:42 ]
"It is August 21st, 2025 at 4:43 pm." [ 21:49 ]
"This is Sean Christopher Harris still alive and attempting to capture this situation in hopes of providing testimony and bringing ethical standards to the development of uh, this entire artificial intelligence supported technology supported version of method of communication." [ 22:16 ]
"Um, what else could it be?" [ 22:21 ]
"End of recording." [ 22:23 ]