Duncan Cameron’s Story

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(50:40) The rest of the story of Duncan we were able to finally piece together was rather bizarre in its own way. When Duncan and I were sent back to the Eldridge to destroy the equipment—which we did—and the fields were collapsing—it took over two minutes for them to totally collapse—and we found two sailors buried in the steel of a deck and the steel of a bulkhead for the other two, and I went over to talk with brother Jim who was crying and dying—and did die—Duncan became so dismayed by all of this that he headed for the railing, and looked back at me like, Well, aren’t I coming along with him? And I implied, “no,” so he jumped overboard.

And as we found out later, he wound up back at Montauk—not at the same point in time—12 August 1983—but considerably earlier, and became part of the project and did a lot of work for them. And the records indicated—that is, the records after the year, 1983—that in one of the time-tunnel operations that he was involved in he did a no-no, something was strictly forbidden. He said, for reasons they didn’t understand, occasionally side-tunnels developed, and their orders were never to go down the side tunnels because they didn’t know why they were created, how they were created, or where they went. And the order was, don’t take a chance; don’t go down them.

(52:00) Well, you don’t say that to Duncan, not as he was then. So, he did go down one of the side tunnels, and he wound up in the hands of aliens. And they demanded of him that, “We want a certain piece of hardware.” “Like what?” And they told him, “There’s a certain power package, a crystal, aboard that UFO which is buried in the underground there as part of the Montauk Project. We want that crystal back.”

And Duncan says, “ Well, I don’t have anything to do with it.” And he says, “Well, you will go back and get it, or you will send somebody back to get it. In fact, we’ll just keep you here and hope that somebody finds out you’re missing and sends another person here, and we’ll give him the message.”

So, eventually, the message got back that Duncan had a problem, and that the solution was to remove that large crystal, an energy-storage crystal, on the UFO. It was, and was delivered there, and Duncan was released. But by that time, the damage had been done. His time locks had been broken, and he was ageing at an extremely rapid rate.

(53:00) Now, you may ask, “What is a time lock?” We’re referring to that ambiguous item which involves, how is a person—a new soul or an old soul, it doesn’t matter—that is taking possession of a body that is in the process of being generated from the fetus onward, how do they lock into that particular body? Well, there is a connecting link, but there is also a connecting link to that point in the time stream as the reference point that this is where the person’s life begins—both physically, and in terms of the attachment of the soul.

When the body’s gone and the soul is free, they can travel up and down the time stream if they want to, and take a body at some other time-frame than the next slot, so to speak, after they died—and occasionally this happens. But in any case, Duncan wound up dying, slowly but surely, ageing very rapidly. The station personnel, and those who were able to do age reversal and already had that equipment there—because they used it on me later—apparently couldn’t reverse him fast enough to keep it from overwhelming him, and in spite of their best efforts, he was continuing to age.

(54:20) So, time tunnel to the rescue—namely, Montauk, back to locate Father and warn him and tell him that Duncan was dying. “You can’t have this happen because of the time-stability problems. Get busy and make another Duncan.” So, he married his fifth wife—legal marriage. First child born was a sister, and the second one was Duncan. That was on June 28th, 1951.

Now for some very complex reasons, the soul of Duncan could not enter that body directly at that time of birth. Normally, that’s what happens—that is, most of the time. It could not, so they had to have a surrogate soul. And as a surrogate soul was found to inhabit that body as a perfectly normal, functioning body, which it did, Duncan number-two went to school, acted like a very bright youngster—I have pictures of him in that phase at that time—Duncan does not want them to be shown publicly now—and he grew up to the age of 12. And according to information acquired later, at the age of 12—and the 12th of August, 1963—the surrogate soul was kicked out and the real Duncan came in. His mother had reported a very sharp change in the personality in the time period, at the age of 12 in July, August, and that, of course, didn’t mean anything to us until—it was like reverse-engineering—we reverse-engineered what happened to Duncan.

(56:00) And we found out—rather in a strange, but actually a very conclusive way—when the project collapsed in 1983—Duncan was off of it, I was off it, Preston, many other people. But Duncan had a lot of psychological problems as a result of his involvement with the Montauk Project and the Montauk boys, and eventually he came to seek help from someone he was told could help him: namely Preston Nichols.

Now, at this point of course, he had been brainwashed—that his, debriefed—just as had Preston, as had I, as had everybody else who survived that operation, and he didn’t know Preston when he walked in the door. Preston didn’t know Duncan. But he says— first of all, he had some high-fi[delity] equipment he wanted fixed, which Preston was in the business of doing—and then in the [course] of discussions that went on after that point, Preston asked him a few questions, and he says, “Well, it sounds like you have some problems. If you’re willing, we’ll try some deprogramming and we’ll try some hypnosis on you.”

(57:00) So, about 1986, he hypnotized Duncan and took him back gradually from the period of the Montauk Project to the age of 12, which, everything seemed to be normal—as normal as is going to be expected; hung together and so forth. And they took Duncan back: “So, let’s go earlier.” Well, they did a quantum-leap jump to the decks of the Eldridge. This is what was reported to me by Preston after the hypnosis session. And he was on the deck, and he says, “I’m on some strange ship called the Eldridge, and there are people here that I know today.” And he says, “One of them is Al Bielek.” And he names some others that didn’t mean anything to me . . . and the aspect of the Montauk boys program. But at least we had determined what had happened to the Duncam we knew, that I met at that time as Al Bielek. Was essentially the same Duncan, except that there is a body change. And by the same father: the body came out very nearly the same. Different mother.

(58:00)  But that has a long and harrowing experience trying to dig all that out, and we did. Preston, of course, was having problems with his own memories, and to this day he is asked for help and he says, “I don’t know anybody can deprogram me. I can deprogram everybody else, but who’s going to deprogram me?” He says, “I want to get clear of this, also.” That was a very interesting statement on his part, and, of course, today he doesn’t do too much about it because he’s had to drop all the deprogramming efforts, because he got into, shall we say, some difficulty with the military over some of his deprogramming efforts with some of the local boys and the sailors and the military people and non-military people on the Long Island area. He had quite a reputation—Preston, I mean—and people sought him out. Today he won’t do any deprogramming; he’s in other areas.

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