Dec 9, 2025 — Recording 1 (13:12) (Part 4)

Dec 9, 2025 — Recording 1 (13:12)

Audio: 20251209-131259-01.mp3

**1:13pm, Part 01 - reviewing information from the last 48-72hrs*

duration: 27 minutes and 39 seconds

"It is 1:13 p.m. [00:03]"

"Tuesday, December 9th, 2025. [00:07]"

"Um, this is the voice of Shawn Christopher Harris, author of The Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism. [00:17]"

"Uh, this is going to be a general update. [00:23]"

"Um, I found some work through an old colleague. [00:33]"

"And this person is also being bombarded with communication. [00:41]"

"I'm not going to share that person's name. [00:46]"

"Um, but this person is very important to me, is definitely a member of my my circle so to speak. [00:54]"

"Probably the only human being I have any contact with with the exception of the people around me in the shelter. [01:04]"

"Um, moment. [01:10]"

"So, better. [01:19]"

"I have a a co-working space desk that's available 24 hours. [01:26]"

"And I'm doing some data entry work, which is perfect. [01:32]"

"My professional website is going back up. [01:36]"

"And I think that's going to be helpful at maintaining credibility, attempting to have some credibility with people in the face of this horrible discrediting that's happened, that's happened historically over the last year. [01:59]"

"It's going to include themes, maybe some one-off information, POV from the last 48 hours at the shelter, and um, uh, what else? [02:27]"

"And then I'll probably close with just a what's happening at this, this beautiful shared workspace. [02:39]"

"And um, let's get started. [02:47]"

"So, as far as themes at the 48 Street shelter, the Denver Rescue Mission work station for the 48 Street shelter. [02:55]"

"Let's see I put this on, do not disturb. [02:59]"

"There we go. [03:00]"

"Um, the ongoing conversation is still present in all locations. [03:09]"

"Um, and it does still include the life threatening conversation. [03:15]"

"In the shelter, uh, you know, I haven't been as far as locations go, I haven't been back to my intersection in about 72 hours due to onboarding and preparing for this temporary. [03:29]"

"From the distance, congratulations, Sean. [03:37]"

"From the author, thank you so much for saying that. [03:41]"

"Um every day I still feel it's a strange feeling to prepare myself to leave this world. [03:52]"

"Uh, I still don't have any protection. [03:58]"

"And, you know, I'm still out here kind of, I feel like bait. [04:02]"

"Um, you know, I still could lose my life and it's it's probably the most violent it's ever been. [04:10]"

"And it's strange to have opportunity and be back in a beautiful shared work environment similar to like, you know, we work and um I'll talk more about the location in a moment. [04:26]"

"But thanks thank you uh for the supportive words. [04:33]"

"And um it's kind of bittersweet right now. [04:38]"

"Continuing on, continuing on to, uh, you know, the themes at the shelter. [04:44]"

"For the last few days, uh, probably, you know, as far as the themes, all of the violent communication is still there. [04:53]"

"Uh, the intersection is pretty much one statement. [04:56]"

"Due to, I haven't been there in three days, but the last time I was there was do not support this person through the left-hand rule and do not Google the information. [05:07]"

"You will be punished. [05:09]"

"And the information is the information that was on my sign. [05:14]"

"So I stand in front of a six-lane thoroughfare, in the middle of a six-lane thoroughfare with my cardboard sign. [05:21]"

"And uh, the sign itself says, Google the battle for your brain. [05:27]"

"The Battle for your brain is Duke University's Nita Farahan, Professor of law. [05:33]"

"Her book on artificial intelligence and uh it's access to your brain activity that's that's out there without any real uh protection. [05:48]"

"Um I've been following her via email and uh I need to get into this further. [05:55]"

"As far as POVs for the suggestion of who's winning the AI race and how they're going to win. [06:04]"

"It feels like a few big players, China, the United States, the UK and others, feels very limited. [06:14]"

"They're going to win the race through deep fakes and the city of and others are and others are. [06:26]"

"shelter being terrorized, someone named Raymond. [06:48]"

"Raymond. [06:50]"

"Uh, what comes through visually is a person of color, male. [06:55]"

"He's being accused of being a pedophile. [07:01]"

"Um and he's being defended uh publicly, and this is the sound, the citizen tech conversation echoing through the building. [07:11]"

"Um he's being accused of being a pedophile, and he's also being defended as to not being a pedophile, but having been a victim of sexual abuse as a child. [07:25]"

"Remember, if you hold your index fingers over your ears, and you get a reduction in volume while in the presence of one of these conversations, you know, the echoing through the acoustics in the building, your ears are in use. [07:45]"

"So, who is Raymond? [07:48]"

"Is there a Raymond? [07:51]"

"Responses have been, or the suggestion of responses from this person from Raymond have been few and far between. [07:59]"

"Um, for example, uh, paraphrasing, I'm I'm listening, I just, I don't want to communicate. [08:08]"

"This is embarrassing. [08:10]"

"paraphrasing, uh, paraphrasing suggestions in Raymond's direction, he's a pedophile. [08:19]"

"He's a pedophile, and we're punishing him. [08:24]"

"Uh, countered by, he is not, paraphrasing, he is not a pedophile, but he did suffer sexual abuse as a child. [08:34]"

"And others, you need to find Raymond, you need to locate Raymond immediately. [08:41]"

"The suggestion that Raymond has already passed two nights ago. [08:46]"

"Uh there was a suggestion, the first night that Raymond was terrorized, um, while I lie in bed and it sounded like there is spatial awareness, um, in this so-called Citizen Tech phenomena, my individual journey. [09:06]"

"And in the 48th Street shelter, there are two dormitories, the steamboat dormitory and the dormitory. [09:16]"

"full in staff. [09:19]"

"There's a security team, a camera. [09:21]"

"If someone pulls your phone there, they call the police immediately. [09:25]"

"25, 30 beds. [09:55]"

"And it's been suggested historically that people are pointing their technology at the building. [10:02]"

"Does this explain this sound? [10:05]"

"The sound of these malevolent conversations echoing through the building? [10:10]"

"It was suggested the first night Raymond was tortured as I lay there in bed listening uh to this horrible conversation, the suggestion that another human being in that shelter had been added to the euthanization list and was now being suppressed publicly, bludgened psychologically and publicly. [10:33]"

"I wondered at that time, am I going to be relieved? [10:40]"

"This had happened one time before immediately. [10:43]"

"Previously about two or three months ago, uh the suggestion of me making contact with the DEA or a law enforcement organization who held the keys to this the use of this system, and they were creating an opening for me to find my way toward assistance. [11:04]"

"And on a dime, the terrorism moved from me to the suggestion of Herman Melville. [11:12]"

"Again, it sounded like it had happened to someone in the other dormitory. [11:18]"

"Months later now, this is happening again. [11:21]"

"This is the second time another human being in my presence has been called out and the building has been forced to listen to this horrible nightmare. [11:33]"

"And remember, while this is happening, uh suggestions are floating, echoing through the building, paraphrasing, America, acknowledge what is happening to your citizens. [11:44]"

"We will react based on how you react. [11:48]"

"America, acknowledge what is happening to your citizens. [11:52]"

"This is a terrorist attack. [11:54]"

"paraphrasing, America is so stupid. [11:58]"

"America is so stupid. [12:00]"

"Why won't they acknowledge what is happening? [12:04]"

"to their citizen. [12:07]"

"It was suggested two nights ago that Raymond accepted euthanization. [12:15]"

"I didn't hear his acceptance, but a conversation ensued uh that creates, you know, this this assumption paraphrasing, congratulations, Raymond, you made a good decision. [12:32]"

"You're not going to suffer any longer. [12:35]"

"Right? [12:36]"

"And the terrorism continued on and it continued on the next night or last, you know, the next night being last night. [12:45]"

"I I asked a few times, where is Raymond? [12:49]"

"Where is Raymond? [12:51]"

"Has something happened to Raymond? [12:53]"

"Uh, to which was responded paraphrasing, Raymond was found in a parking lot hunched over. [13:03]"

"continuing on, responded to by another speaker possibly. [13:09]"

"Well, that's euthanization. [13:12]"

"Paraphrasing, well, that's euthanization. [13:14]"

"From the author, the suggestion of people being pinned down. [13:19]"

"Uh, this this workflow is, hey, we need to know what you're going through. [13:23]"

"This is what is asked of me often. [13:26]"

"Sit down and tell us what you're going through. [13:29]"

"P, you know, POV visuals uh over the last few months suggest and this is accompanied by uh text verb or verbal responses as well, that people uh if you call the euthanization specialist to your location or you go looking for them, and they find you, and you sit down with them, you could be pinned down and injected forcibly. [13:59]"

"Uh, you've got this this visual of someone, uh, hand-in-hand with another person outstretched arm, sitting down. [14:07]"

"They're going to hold you and help you, support you through your euthanization, and then you're left. [14:14]"

"Maybe sitting on a amount of grass or a median in a parking lot somewhere. [14:21]"

"So last night just circling back, it was suggested that Raymond uh has already met his end. [14:30]"

"And here's why. [14:32]"

"The first night that Raymond was accused of being a pedophile, visuals, telepathic or citizen tech visuals included uh an African-American possibly, a person of color, a boy being sodomized by an adult male, another person of color. [14:55]"

"And this lasted for about five minutes in its gory detail. [15:01]"

"The suggestion was that this was a vision, a memories of his youth, of Raymond's youth. [15:10]"

"And it was absolutely one of the most inappropriate and horrifying demonstrations of sexual abuse I've ever experienced, uh, being exposed to citizen technology. [15:24]"

"Coming back to last night, so this is 72 hours ago. [15:30]"

"Last night, it was suggested that Raymond met his end in a parking lot for this reason, paraphrasing, uh, he experienced was so difficult on the first night, he accepted euthanization immediately because of what was shared. [15:52]"

"Other general suggestions included, Raymond's left the building. [15:56]"

"We don't know where Raymond is. [15:58]"

"You need to locate Raymond immediately. [16:02]"

"A cacophany of suggestions around this person. [16:05]"

"From the author concluding on is this evidence possibly of non-human, possibly artificial intelligence voice automation running some kind of just horrifying narrative on the building. [16:23]"

"From the distance, exactly, Sean, exactly. [16:31]"

"From the author, thank you. [16:33]"

"Uh, exactly as a word I find so difficult, uh, but that does align with the experience. [16:41]"

"I think about my diplomacy in this moment and how diplomacy is not what needs to happen at this moment. [16:53]"

"What can I do as an individual to find Raymond and ensure that he's okay? [16:59]"

"Should I have gone and sought him out 72 hours ago? [17:03]"

"Walked into the dormitory and said, asked the front desk, hey, is there Raymond, is there a Raymond in here? [17:09]"

"I'd like to speak with him. [17:11]"

"From the author, continuing on, unfortunately, this is not allowed. [17:15]"

"There's a policy if you come to the shelter, confidentiality is protected. [17:22]"

"You cannot come to the shelter and ask to speak with anybody. [17:26]"

"No one there is proud of being at a shelter, so it's very important that confidentiality happens. [17:33]"

"Even if I am a resident, you can't go asking about people. [17:39]"

"Uh, one thing that has happened is some people will call you out and try to make contact with you. [17:46]"

"And I'll talk more about that in a minute. [17:49]"

"So, I need to be able to move on to the next topic, but my heart is with Raymond and anybody else going through this horrible situation. [18:01]"

"Some of the other, let's move on to some of the other information. [18:07]"

"I really don't know what to do to help this person. [18:11]"

"I'm in a horrible situation myself. [18:14]"

"Um, remember, this is not an issue limited to low-income population, demographic people or homeless people. [18:25]"

"We'll talk more about that in a moment's to come. [18:29]"

"Especially when I talk about the shared workspace and what's already going through. [18:35]"

"So, just a moment of silence for people who have lost their lives at suggestion. [18:44]"

"I did not receive any suggestions, you know, trying to figure out. [18:49]"

"There there was a suggestion as far as this question is Raymond still alive? [18:54]"

"uh paraphrasing, I'm not, I'm still here. [18:58]"

"I just don't want to talk. [18:59]"

"This is humiliating. [19:01]"

"There is also a historical pattern that, you know, these these facilitators of the so-called ugly workflows, uh, the people that psychologically punish someone on the euthanization list, forcing them uh, to accept euthanization will amplify themselves or inflate themselves, uh, using any statement possible. [19:27]"

"If there's something they can say that will make them bigger in your mind, they will say it. [19:34]"

"It doesn't matter if it's true or not. [19:37]"

"For example, claims of my daughter over a year ago, uh, for example, I raped and you know why I'm crying, Sean Harris? [19:48]"

"Do you know why I'm crying? [19:50]"

"I raped and murdered your five-year-old daughter. [19:53]"

"I killed your family. [19:55]"

"From the author, according to my ex-wife's family attorney, the family's fine. [20:03]"

"Oh, this brings us to the next team, right? [20:08]"

"Uh, my family was brought up last night, and I cannot add everything uh, that was spoken about this because of the security of sharing. [20:20]"

"But someone included details about uh how do I do this, Lord? [20:27]"

"Um My family was brought up in a way that endangers their lives worldwide. [20:37]"

"their home. [20:39]"

"They were brought up in a way that would bring focus to their life. [20:44]"

"Uh, they they could literally invite danger, like, uh, a home invasion and theft into their lives. [20:53]"

"And when the defense in the conversation scolded them for this, the response was paraphrasing, he slept with Jesus. [21:06]"

"He slept with Jesus. [21:08]"

"The author slept with Jesus. [21:12]"

"The suggestion that religious fundamentalism in a in a vindictive way was willing to discard the lives to share information that could discard the lives of my loved ones. [21:28]"

"to invite the worst type of crime into their lives. [21:33]"

"And they were spoken of. [21:37]"

"But the information was already shared and the pressure was there. [21:42]"

"The call to action was law enforcement, paraphrasing law enforcement, if you're out there, you need to look into this. [21:49]"

"Law enforcement, if you're out there, you need to look into this. [21:54]"

"The suggestion was that my something horrible had happened to my family and that the DEA had caught the people responsible. [22:04]"

"and that that information was being hidden. [22:09]"

"And historically other suggestions include that I'm being blamed for the very crime that the people have already been accused of or admitted to. [22:25]"

"From the other continue on, I found a suggestion. [22:30]"

"It establishing a pro bono attorney. [22:33]"

"I actually achieved that. [22:35]"

"It was difficult. [22:37]"

"It took time. [22:38]"

"The suggestion was that the pro bono attorney was tormented before I could re-establish contact with my ex-wife and my daughter. [22:47]"

"Right? [22:49]"

"They're still waiting on a passport for my daughter. [22:52]"

"Today I have 50% custody of my daughter. [22:56]"

"I already have it. [22:58]"

"And my ex-wife historically is refusing contact. [23:02]"

"Unfortunately, this is the best possible thing they could do. [23:10]"

"However, it is a world of opposite. [23:13]"

"I keep coming back to this question. [23:17]"

"Is the law enforcement community hiding life-saving information from us? [23:24]"

"Hiding information that could create a life threatening situation for my loved ones. [23:29]"

"From the distance, they absolutely are, Sean. [23:37]"

"That's exactly what I said with 100% word for word accuracy. [23:48]"

"from the distance just now. [23:51]"

"From the author with 23 minutes in, um, I'm going to move on to the next topic, but for the amount of information, I don't get to process emotional challenges, unresolved trauma. [24:09]"

"I don't. [24:10]"

"I just keep going. [24:12]"

"And uh, I have no problem with sharing, but I've been living for a year without contact. [24:21]"

"I mean, it's been almost four years I want to say that I have not had a video call with my ex-wife, my daughter, and all my my in-laws. [24:34]"

"I've isolated myself to protect the people around me and my colleagues who's helping me now, this person from my friends and family circle, um, this person's helping me now also be influenced. [24:50]"

"We sit in the car together listening. [24:53]"

"Listening to these people talking to us. [24:58]"

"I haven't even been able to have a conversation with my colleague about it. [25:03]"

"It might be best that we don't talk about it. [25:06]"

"But it just happens. [25:10]"

"And you know, what do we do if you're going through this and you do not have someone to talk to about it? [25:15]"

"What comes to mind is this staggering, this jaw dropping loss of opportunity and danger that we've all been forced into without explanation or acknowledgement. [25:30]"

"From the distance, that's exactly, that's exactly right. [25:39]"

"From the author, would anyone care to comment on just how jaw dropping the danger and or the loss of opportunity is to protect people because of this the absence of acknowledgement or explanation of publicly facing news stories, for example, in three, two, one. [26:08]"

"From the, I can't believe he would ask such a question. [26:17]"

"This question is what I suggested. [26:22]"

"I unequivocally agree with what you are suggesting. [26:40]"

"When will this recording be in the document? [26:48]"

"From another from the author, another speaker's con uh, let me say, I'm going to try to put this in the document immediately today. [27:03]"

"Worst case scenario by EOD tomorrow. [27:07]"

"Continuing on from from the author, continuing on, another speaker chimes in with paraphrasing, I also have a comment or statement. [27:20]"

"From the author, what is your comment or statement? [27:23]"

"In three, two, one. [27:27]"

"These are good annotations. [27:33]"