Apr 6, 2026 (Monday) — Journal Entry (Part 4)

Apr 6, 2026 — Recording 1 (09:13)

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"It is 9:13 AM, Monday April 6th, 2020, this is Sean Christopher Harris, author of Invisible Ships: The Discovery of Decomposition Tactics Facilitated with Neurotech in Denver, Colorado." 00:22

"I'm just now on the train over here, statement surface, walking out of the terminal, paraphrasing all statements." 00:41

"They said that these decomposition tactics delivered with Neurotech were an alternative to adrenochrome." 00:55

"Now do you hear us American law enforcement, or now do you see us American law enforcement?" 01:06

"Continuing on, these people are so stupid to follow us blindly." 01:14

"And then there was a pause. Now this is our adrenochrome." 01:21

"Let's look into adrenochrome, make sure the spelling's right and as far as I know what this is, what they're talking about is a practice that I heard about in Portland where children are kidnapped and then they're terrorized and the blood is collected from their body while they're terrorized." 02:00

"And it contains all of the biochemistry, and that biochemistry itself is in the blood is injected into the terrorist, the person terrorizing the child so they can experience the biochemistry." 02:22

"Which would include the fear and all of the terrifying emotions, the adrenaline, it has something to do with the adrenaline released into the bloodstream." 02:37

"Let's make sure we add a for the transcripts, let's look into it." 02:44

"If I don't get to add this, I think it's so important to add it because what it suggests is that these decomposition tactics are so much worse and so much closer to terrorism than expected." 03:00

"People may not even realize just how close to terrorism they are." 03:10

"There's a lot of ideology coming from the direction of people who don't want telepathy, right? 'You're going to hell for communicating.' That's different than a terrorist attack that's an alternative to adrenochrome." 03:26

"Right? And so if these people with the ideology that no one's allowed to communicate, they're not fans of implants and they need to pull the implants out of everyone, you know, euthanizing people when they start using Neurotechnology," 03:47

"are you aware of adrenochrome and how when someone has a brain-to-brain connection with Neurotechnology and they're tormenting you, right? How you will experience that person's suffering." 04:06

"This is really hitting home for me after, you know, three years of what I've experienced." 04:24

"Unconsented observations without saying anything are probably creating so much stress. I mean, just the unconsented observation itself could be considered adrenochrome." 04:41

"Because the person is unaware of why they're feeling another presence, they don't have an alternative, and it is incredibly unnerving." 04:54

"And so if you're there to terrorize somebody, it could be a really gratifying experience for you or I mean, I wonder what, you know, this historical suggestion of law enforcement officers who've been observing the population and some of the statements that have been made recently." 05:32

"Now this may be people probing the conversation with accusations and fictional speculation in an attempt to find a response, but some of these statements, paraphrasing, 'We don't care about anybody that we're observing.'" 05:48

"Also, we probably shouldn't spend an entire workweek observing people and it should be something more like 10 hours a week maximum observation time, and only one person." 06:03

"They continued on. 'I don't feel like I get enough time to experience my own human experience and that I'm passing judgment on so many people.'" 06:17

"I think from the author, I think the point was they're observing people so often, right? And there's so much granular judgment, right? And things are happening." 06:33

"If you look at the science of Neurotechnology, you have involuntary responses that could contain nudity, right? If there's no explanation for the human being being present, you know, it could really invite things like confusion and suffering into the life of the observer and of course the participant." 07:01

"When people know that you're a human being, they expect modern relationship dynamics, right? They expect an explanation and compensation for your presence, right? And they want to be treated, set expectations." 07:22

"And so what happens to the human being when they sit there observing people all week and multiple people, maybe as part of a law enforcement or intelligence community service, you know, and they're doing something that invites just you know confusion without the explanation?" 07:44

"Do they have enough time to themselves to experience life themselves and their own human folly? Their own involuntary responses?" 08:02

"Getting back to adrenochrome now in that context, are there any people out there that would share right now their opinion of whether or not they've been experiencing adrenochrome?" 08:14

"So the suffering of other people through a brain-to-brain connection. Could an addiction and subconscious addiction happen here to doing this to people, to observing people?" 08:31

"Especially if they were criminals and you believed or you had these false profiles that had been suggested. How does the false profile play into the adrenochrome suggestion?" 08:44

"If you have a reason to not like the person, will that reinforce your ability or support your ability to torment the person, to facilitate the decomposition tactics?" 08:59

"There's so many questions surfacing, but I'm kind of concerned for the suggestion of a law enforcement community who may have not been aware that they were experiencing adrenochrome on innocent citizens, for example." 09:12

"From the distance just now, 'that is a horrible suggestion for all of us.'" 09:20

"'Are you recording this?' From the author, 'Yes, I am.'" 09:27

"From the distance, 'I don't have words to describe what I'm feeling at this moment about this conversation.'" 09:36

"'It's such an important conversation everybody.'" 09:44

"From the distance continuing on, 'I am not okay with people experiencing adrenochrome as part of decomposition tactics and the inevitable euthanization.'" 10:05

"From the distance, 'this is terrorism America.'" 10:14

"'It really is happening, isn't it everybody?'" 10:25

"From the distance continuing on, 'I don't have anything else to say about this matter, but it is time for news media acknowledgment.'" 10:39

"'That is exactly what I suggested with 150 percent word for word accuracy.'" 10:48

"'Now how does everyone feel about what the Denver Rescue Mission is going through? Still repeating, still repeating.'" 11:05

"'And the people at the intersection of 6th and Colorado Boulevard, or 8th, 6th to 8th.'" 11:27

"'And the people that showed up yesterday, are they experiencing adrenochrome?'" 11:39

"From the distance continuing on, 'they're connected to the person for observational purposes that's going to provide adrenochrome.'" 11:59

"'How do you spell the second part? Still repeating, still repeating.'" 12:11

"'It's C-H-R-O-N as in chronological?'" 12:21

"'That's a question, still repeating, still repeating.'" 12:31

"'Look it up everybody, and look up sugar and cornstarch to dissolve people's bodies in terrorism. Still repeating, still repeating.'" 12:54

"From the distance continuing on, 'that did not work out as expected.'" 13:00

"From the author, 'I'm going to cut the recording shut. I think it's something we all need to seriously consider.'" 13:11

"From the distance just now, 'why hasn't anyone mentioned this before?'" 13:16

"'Well they've been leaking explanation over time. Still repeating, still repeating.'" 13:30

"'And they have historically suggested they don't want to stop attacking us. So all these people showing up are experiencing adrenochrome?'" 13:51

"Not so much for the author anymore, but for a person who's new to decomposition tactics, it's going to happen." 14:18

"They're going to feel each other's presence. This is the most demonic situation in the city of Denver. Still repeating, still repeating." 14:48

"You have to add this to the document immediately. You're going to share it in your discovery notes via email as soon as you find internet, aren't you Sean Christopher Harris?" 15:13

"You might be one word off there. From the author, 'Yes, I am going to do that.'" 15:25

"From the distance continuing on, 'I wouldn't end the recording quite yet. Do you know how the FBI feels about this suggestion at this moment?'" 15:44

"'We're shutting down euthanization at this moment everybody. How could we be so blind to this reality?'" 16:03

"From the author, 'might be one word off on the last statement, returning to the repeating process in 3, 2, 1...'" 16:16

"'I'm so fuckin' unhappy with this suggestion and how we didn't realize it.'" 16:30

"'Turn the system off, that is exactly what we're going through as a community at Jacob Weld.'" 16:44

"'This is the worst, most demonic or fascist operation that could have ever descended on the American people. Still repeating, still repeating.'" 17:15

"'I mean, how did we not notice this? Turn the system off in the city of Denver immediately.'" 17:31

"'I can't believe how stupid we are at the Denver Police Department. I said fuckin' stupid. Still repeating, still repeating.'" 17:49

"'That did not work out. I said it and I work at the Denver Police Department.'" 18:02

"'What about the intelligence community? How do they feel about this adrenochrome suggestion?'" 18:16

"'I'm vomiting in my mouth at this moment. Still repeating, still repeating.'" 18:30

"'How the fuck does something like this happen? Are you sure you're recording?'" 18:41

"'I hope you did not lose this recording. Make sure you add this to the document immediately.'" 19:00

"'How did we not know this going into this situation? This has got to go to the news media everybody, and we have to turn the system off.'" 19:18

"'That should prevent China from communicating with us.'" 19:27

"From the distance continuing on, 'no it won't America, and we agree this is an alternative to adrenochrome.'" 19:44

"'That's what tormenting someone has always been.'" 20:00

"'So we're stupid religious people for not knowing?'" 20:10

"'That is exactly what you are to China. And the terrorists, we've always known this. Still repeating, still repeating.'" 20:25

"'Oh, that did not work out as expected. Do not do that to this conversation.'" 20:41

"From the author, 'I'm going to go ahead and end the recording here. Let's see where this goes. My assumption is it would stimulate additional public outcry, but is the suggestion of adrenochrome happening to law enforcement officers unintentionally, intentionally, or the religious community in the same ways potentially?'" 21:05

"And of course the worst part, innocent people who don't have an explanation. And remember there are law enforcement being added to the euthanization list and FBI." 21:26

"However it's been suggested that they are immediately removed, and the reason is to prevent them from experiencing the crime that's happening to this general population." 21:50

"To prevent the facilitators of these tactics from going to prison. I need to process this horrible situation when you look at decomposition tactics and you think about what the facilitators of these tactics could be going through emotionally," 22:15

"when someone comes into your job to publicly defame your character, to destroy your office space, these people that are looking at home invasions, I mean all of this is the worst criminal enterprise from an emotional and psychological perspective." 22:41

"I'm really disappointed. I am so disappointed. This is happening to medical offices, it's happening to baristas, bookstore clerks, grocery store workers, security guards at the library, innocent people in their vehicles, and the facilitators are getting off on it. Are they getting off on it?" 23:10

"Be honest with yourself about what you're doing and do not break the law. Please do not euthanize anyone, do not observe anyone without their consent. This should be an open shut top priority, no-brainer top priority for any law enforcement group or investigative community. End the recording here 9:36." 23:31

"From the distance just now, 'so adrenochrome is what we're going through, is that what's being suggested?' From the author, 'yes, that is what was suggested this morning and people are agreeing. End of recording.'" 23:31

Apr 6, 2026 — Recording 2 (09:43)

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"All right, it's 9:43 AM Monday April 6th, 2026, this is the voice of Sean Christopher Harris, author of Invisible Ships. We just had someone provide us with some information and it's -- this is probably one of the most important pieces of information." 00:26

"And information has surfaced over time for a few different reasons. I guess you have your individual journey, right? I did a lot of individual research to look for answers as to what I was experiencing, what the people around me were going through." 00:46

"And no one ever told me about telepathy, no one ever told me about implants or or Neuralink or any kind of technology, however after I final found them and essentially according to others in the experience began risking my life talking about them." 01:05

"Then more information surfaced. Others have shared specific technology along the way but what has never happened in this situation is it -- just an automatic explanation, and this is the power -- is this not evidence of the power of and the accuracy of this --" 01:21

"The relevance, you just say, of the perceptual set, the psychological principle of the perceptual set is one of the most important discoveries of my life individually and I think for all of us. So because, you know why is this?" 01:42

"Because we don't understand the severity of what we're doing. You know, what is -- what is the difference between intelligence and wisdom in this situation and terrorism, right? Who -- who has the upper hand? Well intelligence tells you that it's raining." 01:58

"Right? Wisdom tells you to get out of the rain. But in this experience have we demonstrated wisdom? I mean, how do you feel you have individually have we experienced wisdom? If it's outside of our perceptual set why -- why would we know?" 02:22

"Right? The use of this technology is turning out to be a life threatening consequence at this point and a very big deal. People have been making statements, you know, this tormenting -- the tormenting is not the future of Neurotechnology. Neuralink is the future." 02:40

"And so all of that said, here's some additional statements on the suggestion of adrenochrome this morning. One of the most important pieces of information. One thing I wanted to suggest was, you know, this -- this statement and somebody reminded me when I came out of the clinic." 03:00

"They said, they said 'how much is your secrecy' paraphrasing 'how much is your secrecy worth America?' as in the secrecy of the existence of this neurotechnology, for example." 03:15

"Um, so and what I was thinking before -- thank you for that statement. From the distance: 'I'm still here Sean.' From the author: 'is there anything you'd like to say about it? How much is your secrecy worth?'" 03:39

"From the distance just now: 'It is so important that we do not trade adrenochrome for our human rights.' That's exactly what I suggested. From the distance. From the author: 'Yeah, mine was very similar, it was, you know, what will -- what will prove to be more important?'" 04:15

"The secret use of this technology, right? And remember, don't -- or the secret use of this technology or human life. Continuing the euthanization process and what all of these comments are surfacing right now, 'People can't believe they didn't notice it.'" 04:31

"Don't beat yourself up for this, it is outside of our perceptual set. And a question, you know, do we have enough life experience using this technology at scale to to to understand how to support each other? How to protect each other?" 04:51

"From the distance just a second ago: 'No, we do not.' From the author: 'is there anything you'd like to say about it? About, for the person who said No, we do not.'" 05:07

"From the distance just now: 'No, we're just learning this. Thank you for reminding us of the perceptual set.' From the author: 'I'm going to return to repeating for a moment.'" 05:25

"From the distance: 'Are you recording this?' From the author: 'Yes, I am.'" 05:43

"From the distance: 'Make sure that you get this information into the document itself. I think it's the most important thing you could do right now.' From the author: 'I would agree with that.'" 06:11

"From the distance: 'I want to talk more about this suggestion, adrenochrome. Why would someone not notice this about the experience? Because they don't know what adrenochrome is.' Still repeating, still repeating." 06:40

"Unfucking believable. It's outside of their perceptual set, exactly. I've heard about it but I associated it with what the author suggested: harvesting someone's blood." 07:11

"Are you actually recording this and adding it to the document today? From the author: 'I'm recording it but whether or not it gets added to the document today is a different story. I will at least send it to myself by email.'" 07:31

"I think it's important to get it into the document though. It's -- it's got so -- it's probably one of the most severe, severely impacting statements about what we're going through. I kind of feel duty bound to get it in there and send it out to everyone again." 08:02

"Maybe even um amend the cover page of the document to include it. Invisible Ships. Invisible Adrenochrome Ships. From the author: 'Continuing on, there was another statement that emerged after I stopped recording the last entry.'" 08:31

"I'm not sure what what it was word for word, but time is running out. It was another ultimatum. Was it, I mean, acknowledge what's happening or else is is generally the ultimatum, is it not?" 09:10

"From the distance just now, paraphrasing: 'We don't actually care if you acknowledge it, we're going to keep attacking. The Middle East seeks retribution for what is happening in our country right now.' From the distance continuing on: 'I would agree with that statement.'" 09:47

"Still repeating, still repeating. This is really powerful information, everybody. We're actually talking about shutting down every Neurotech service running in the city of Denver, and maybe other cities." 10:14

"That's exactly what I suggested was 100 percent accuracy. Still repeating, still repeating." 10:39

"From the distance continued on, paraphrasing: 'How does everyone feel about some of the other aspects of decomposition tactics like smoothing the conversation over now that we've heard about adrenochrome?' Are you recording this? From the author: 'Yes, I am recording it.'" 11:08

"Still um returning to the repeating process. Jesus Christ people, paraphrasing, people are actually just walking around recording the conversation. That was me thinking about it as you walked by. From the author: 'I just walked by a black SUV and the sound emanated from the vehicle.'" 11:38

"Remember, never approach someone in that position because people are consistently used as a platform to make statements. They may or may not have said anything, however they may have experienced it whether or not they were paying attention at the time is a different story." 11:59

"I'm going to go ahead and end this recording and do some personal processing of this suggestion and let's remember to look at all aspects of uh what we're experiencing through the lens of this horribly predatory adrenochrome process." 12:30

"We're talking about literally vampires. The behavior of a vampire that wants to feel your suffering in the moment of being tortured and in the suggestion of of euthanizing someone while everyone's connected neurologically, the moment of your death." 13:00

"It makes me think of you know what they do, some of these people suggest that they're going to hold you. So if so some of the euthanizations, right? That that happen in the street. And um I haven't seen this with my own eyes but I have seen visuals, Neurotech visuals of it." 13:31

"And so imagine two people sitting on the ground with their feet touching arm in arm, right? This -- I'm going to try to pull up this memory here. This was suggested and they hold the person in this position to accept an injection and then afterwards they wrap themselves around you." 14:01

"To comfort you while you pass. And this is actually a pattern of communication. Is this also adrenochrome? Are these people that are executing people in the street? Remember this is -- it needs verification, but these are suggestions." 14:33

"You know where did these visual -- visualizations of people doing this come from? These POV visualizations. Was it a reenactment, a dramatization, or is the actual event being shared with us? And if so what are these people -- what is their motivation in the moment?" 14:44

"Are they getting off on eradicating implants? Or are they there murdering someone out of humanitarian compassion? Remember decomposition tactics are what are experienced first. End of recording at 14 minutes at 9:58 AM." 14:58

Apr 6, 2026 — Recording 3 (10:02)

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"It's 10:02 AM Monday April 6th, 2026, uh more information regarding the suggestion of -- well, let me back up. This is the voice of Sean Christopher Harris, the author of Invisible Ships: The Discovery of Decomposition Tactics Facilitated Through Neurotech and then today this revelation that decomposition tactics delivered through neurotechnology on the general population is adrenochrome at scale." 00:36

"And so more conversation is surfacing on this -- this announcement. I was just reminded that paraphrasing 'remember we told you that this was adrenochrome. Now you have a decision to make America. This is the price of neurotechnology.'" 00:59

"Other past statements include, um you know, uh there was some comments that surfaced after that, paraphrasing 'this is a no-brainer. Adrenochrome is the worst crime on the face of the earth.'" 01:19

"Someone um reminded us of the statement from the author someone reminded us of the statement paraphrasing -- well actually this is word-for-word: 'the system creates more crime than it solves.'" 01:33

"I just want to make sure I I get that. My goal today, and I wonder if I'll make it, is to uh get this into the document and email it out again to everybody and make sure that adrenochrome is out there." 01:56

"It's -- adrenochrome, I never knew about it. Um I had a, I believe, a roommate tell me about it when I heard that this was happening to children, children having being tortured having their blood harvested for its biochemistry, the adrenaline and all the the the release, the biochemical release being injected into the facilitator whoever purchased the adrenochrome experience, for example." 02:30

"I couldn't believe that this kind of darkness existed in the world. You know, and why would people be motivated to do this? How do we design a system or to remove this, the motivation for something like this ever happening? I think the answer lies within Neurotech but it also, you know, what motivates people today to perform such demonic rituals?" 03:01

"Um, I mean sadly a cure for boredom comes to mind. Uh celebration, but celebrating what? Terrorism and conflict on the planet can provide the motivation for this and look where we are. We're in our third week of a war with Iran. A war with Iran is not a small thing." 03:26

"Um it's, I think it's biblical. You know, uh if you, you know, not to say that the Vietnam war, for example, um I mean the Vietnam war, the Korean war, no war is -- uh no war is without its its reverence, right? For the lives lost, but we're dealing with uh you know thousands of years of conflict between the two major religious beliefs on the face of the earth and oil, oil comes to mind." 04:03

"Right? Reminding us of this last statement uh that surfaced in the last recording from this morning, um paraphrasing, uh there you know I had suggested there was an historical ultimatum, 'acknowledge what is happening America or else' is kind of of what's been suggested. 'Acknowledge what is happening to your citizens, we will react based on how you react' from the direction of of people suggesting they're they're China, right?" 04:41

"And then you have this morning um, 'well if you acknowledge what is' paraphrasing, 'if you acknowledge what's happening we're not going to stop attacking. The Middle East wants retribution, right?'" 04:54

"These are the statements echoing through the city of Denver, and I mean right downtown around the train station, for example, echoing throughout the the acoustics, the tall buildings." 05:14

"From the distance just now: 'Remember, do not judge yourselves for not knowing this law enforcement community. It's like the author of Invisible Ships said: it's outside of our collective perceptual set. Unfucking believable.' Still repeating, still repeating." 05:53

"I'm going to end this recording here because I I need to walk in and uh update the document. I think this is a pivotal -- what people call a pivotal moment, or the opportunity, I think it's a pivotal moment but it's an opportunity is it not to have the pivotal moment happen for all of us?" 06:17

"Circling back um on -- and let's phrase it as a question: 'Is it a no-brainer? Is it a no-brainer, right? What is uh more important? Hiding the existence of Neurotechnology and citizens being observed with Neurotechnology, and this includes a terrorist event, right?'" 06:48

"Remember there's an incredible opportunity for the Donald Trump administration or any organization from any industry to show up and acknowledge it in the news media. Whatever they do, if they show up and start scanning people for RF, for EMF emittance, right?" 07:11

"In a pop-up tent at the intersection of Colfax and Broadway providing them with life-saving information and and maybe a little compensation, something, right? Whoever does this and can provide this, you know, eyesight, uh neural feed information, you know, video, uh AI-generated video and eyesight to the news media and explanation at this moment in time, you will be seen as just the the stewards of humanity and the future of law enforcement I should suggest." 07:54

"If it's presented in a way that protects people while the new law enforcement technology protects us. Remember, a preventative layer of transparency. It's not the end of utilizing this technology should you acknowledge it by any means." 08:14

"Once people opt in, remember what does a world with uh opting in, right? Consent, what does a world with consent look like? Well there's a crime prevention, a crime preventative layer of transparency once the citizens know that uh you could be observed at any time or accessed, right?" 08:35

"Will you continue to commit crimes? Right? What what are we hiding here? What is the value of hiding it? Are we hiding it? And has an actual terrorist attack surfaced? I'd say by the contents of this morning's conversation it has and we should all feel very lucky that someone shared adrenochrome with us." 08:52

"So what will we choose? What is the -- what is more valuable? And and remember this all -- these are all questions, they all need verification but there is a horrifying human experience happening. Is hiding the existence of this neurotechnology uh that has descended on our communities, right?" 09:14

"Whether it was utilized by law enforcement and/or a terrorist attack and the people facilitating euthanization, the decomposition tactics, all getting high uh either consciously or subconsciously with this alternative to adrenochrome? Is this reality more valuable than than uh you know a world with consent and without the adrenochrome violence that is happening?" 09:46

"The terrorism. The observations. I think there could be a national security breach happening with foreign adversaries accessing our citizens. How could we choose? Is it really a question? And how could we choose this as a future?" 10:04

"People have suggested that, that euthanization isn't going anywhere. It's going to be here for five to seven years, was a statement, until the uh method of communication is permanently adopted." 10:20

"Remember, does this technology, right, create more crime than it solves in our current state? I believe in you America, I believe in the uh human beings on the face of the earth that have authority to create change, to remove adrenochrome from the -- from the household of any human being." 10:44

"End of recording at 10:13 AM. From the distance just now: 'This is fucking adrenochrome. Oh my god.' End of recording at 10 minutes, 11 minutes on the dot, at 10:13 AM." 11:03