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Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez Links Alleged Attack to Her Epstein Ranch Investigation (5/29/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. Over the past few days, we've heard a
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  story starting to come out about one of the reporters,
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  a woman named Elisa Valdez Rodriguez, who's been covering the
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  Epstein case, who says that she's been targeted now with
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  a weapon that produces the same effects as the one
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  that was used in Havana, the so called direct energy weapon,
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  And according to her, her family was targeted by a
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  truck that was sitting across the street from her house,
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  and also a backpack or something like that that was
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  placed on the roof. Now, look, I have no idea
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  if any of this is real or true, no clue,
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  And I don't want to, you know, demean this lady
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  and say, oh, well this is all BS, because I
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  just don't know. But I have to ask myself why
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  would they target her? I mean, there's a lot of
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  people out here that have been talking about this story
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  for a very long time. Why not use a direct
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  energy weapon against somebody like Julie K. Brown. And again,
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  I'm not saying what she's claiming is untrue. I don't know,
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  but it just seems a bit odd. That she comes
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  out of nowhere to report on this story, and then
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  she is getting attacked by a direct energy weapon. Now,
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  if she was getting harassed, people call in her house, etc. Etc.
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  That's certainly something we've seen from Epstein's people. I haven't
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  heard of anyone getting hit with a direct energy weapon though,
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  So why don't we dive into this article from the
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  New York Post and see what they have for US
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  headline reporter who investigated Jeffrey Epstein is fleeing the US
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  after alleged direct energy weapons attack. This article was authored
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  by Ariel Zilber, a journalist who has reported extensively on
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  late financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's notorious New Mexico
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  ranch says she's fleeing the country, claiming that she was
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  a victim of a direct energy weapons attack over her coverage.
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  And again, look, I don't know. I can't sit here
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  and tell you one way or the other. What I
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  can say is, I've never heard of anybody being targeted
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  with any kind of weapons such as this. In fact,
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  it's usually just harassment, right, a bunch of people talking
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  on social media, et cetera, et cetera. But according to
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  miss Valds Rodriguez, something else was going on, and look,
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  please don't misunderstand me. I'm not saying that I don't
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  believe the government's capable of it, or that Epstein's buddies
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  aren't capable of it. I do. What I'm saying is
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  I can't confirm it personally, and when it comes to
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  Jeffrey Epstein, the days of trust me bro are long over.
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  I need evidence for everything. Alyssa Valds Rodriguez, a former
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  Boston Globe and Los Angeles Times reporter who later became
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  a bestselling novelist, said she abruptly abandoned her New Mexico
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  residence after suffering what she described as symptoms consistent with
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  evan of syndrome. It appears my home has been located
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  by well whomever's unhappy about my reporting about Zora Ranch
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  and the local cover up here and the military intelligence
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  roots of the child sex trafficking operation Jeffrey Epstein and
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  Glenn Maxwell were running here in New Mexico, Valdez Rodriguez
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  wrote last week on her substack. This morning, I was
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  hit my home office by two episodes of what I
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  later learned were likely direct energy weapons. Attacks, She wrote,
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  how did you learn that? Who told you that? How
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  did you know that they were direct energy attacks? Like,
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  there's not enough of the story here for me to say, oh, yeah,
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  that looks like it makes sense, because what it comes
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  off as is paranoia. Now I'm hesitant to say that's
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  what it is, because when you're dealing with Epstein, you
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  never know. But that's what it comes off as, and
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  that's what it's going to be read as, and that's
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  what people are going to say, She's paranoid and this
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  is all overblown. Nobody's attacking her, and certainly not attacking
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  her with some kind of direct energy weapon. That's what
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  the critics will say. Me personally, I have no idea.
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  And look, I've never talked to this woman. I don't
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  know who she is. I don't know her personally. So
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  all we have to go on are the scant details
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  that are being reported. There's no known public evidence supporting allegations.
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  Valdez Rodriguez claims escalated sharply in subsequent posts in which
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  he alleged the attacks may have involved a backpack sized
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  weapon placed on or near her roof by private military contractors.
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  Like what now, you found a device on your house?
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  Where are they? Did you take pictures of it? Did
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  you report it? What did you do with the evidence.
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  These devices have gotten smaller now, some are the size
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  of large machine guns. I don't even know what they
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  look like. And the only time I've ever heard about
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  them was when we were learning about what was happening
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  in Havana, and then of course when we found out
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  what happened in Venezuela. Because they use something like that.
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  I don't know if it was the exact weapon, but
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  something similar. And if she's telling the truth, who the
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  fuck has access to that kind of technology? Well, we
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  all know who they hang out down in Langley. First
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  letter C, last letter A. Yeah, those guys. She further
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  claimed that operators could generate a three D model of
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  inside your house in real time and zero in on
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  a body part that I do not doubt, no doubt
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  about it. When it comes to these weapons and the
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  technology they have, forget it. They have the means and
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  the ability to do some crazy shit. And that's why
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  I'm saying I can't completely discount this. We know about
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  the heart attack gun, we know about MK Ultra. That
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  kind of shit seems like something that you only see
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  on TV, but it's real. So I have no doubt
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  that technology exists and that they're using it. I just
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  don't know who would have that technology and who would
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  be using it against this lady, besides the US government.
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  The former newspaper reporter comparator condition to Vani syndrome the
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  controversial and still disputed cluster of neurological complaints first reported
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  by US diplomat stationed in Cuba in twenty sixteen. Those
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  officials reported headaches, ringing in ears, dizzyness, nausea, cognitive issues,
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  and sensation of pressure in the head. And it's crazy
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  to think that they have some kind of weapon that
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  they can point at you and cause those kinds of symptoms,
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  but they most certainly do. That part is not disputed.
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  Those weapons exist and they're being used. The question is
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  are they being used on citizens of America inside the
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  borders of America? And unfortunately, I wish I could tell
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  you that I don't believe that to be true, but
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  with the government, especially the current iteration of it, I
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  wouldn't be shocked in the least to find out that
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  this is true. US intelligence agencies spent years investigating whether
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  the symptoms were caused by microwave or so called direct
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  energy attacks carried out by a foreign adversary, and of
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  course they were. The question is who. They're never going
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  to tell us that. And what they did was they
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  got their hands on the weapon and they reverse engineered
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  it and turned it into something that America could use.
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  But declassified intelligence assessments released in twenty twenty three and
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  updated in January last year concluded it was very unlikely
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  a foreign actor was responsible for the incidents and found
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  no consistent evidence of a novel weapon being used against
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  US personnel. I don't buy that. Sorry. What weapon did
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  they use in Venezuela? Remember what we heard about that
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  guys bleeding from the eyes, taking dumps in their pants,
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  falling down. What did they use? Had to be something.
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  Some researchers have suggested stress, environmental factors or mass psychogenic
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  illness may explain many reported cases. Look, I have no idea.
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  I have no clue what would cause it or why
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  a mass amount of people would be affected by it, unless,
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  of course, there's an actual weapon that's causing it. But
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  I'm not qualified to sit here and tell you the
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  psychology behind all of that. I don't know. Valdes Rodriguez
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  has spent recent years as an independent investigative journalist focused
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  heavily on Epstein's sprawling New Mexico compound known as Orro Ranch.
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  Her reporting has inteled delegations involving buried victims, intelligence community connections,
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  and purported surveillance activity tied to the disgraced financiers operations.
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  The author has claimed her reporting uncovered evidence that Epstein's
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  Ranch may have been connected to broader political and intelligence
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  networks in New Mexico. Very possible, very very possible. And
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  if she did its spill of beans on that with
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  that report that we went through previously, then she definitely
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  could have been targeted. I just don't know if they're
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  using this kind of weaponry. I've never heard anything about
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  that as far as it being used against people covering Epstein.
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  Seems like a bit of a stretch, but again, you
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  just never know when you're dealing with these people. You
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  see the lengths that Donald Trumps went to try and
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  keep this story from going any further, And if the
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  President of the United States is willing to do that,
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  what makes anyone think that other bad actors wouldn't do
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  the same. None of the allegations have been substantiated publicly
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  the post asau comment from Valdes Rodriguez, So it's going
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  to be interesting to see what Valdes Rodriguez has to
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  say and what kind of evidence, if any, she provides
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  to back up her claims. So until we have evidence
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  one way or the other, we just don't really know
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  what went down, if anything went down. And I know
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  the story sounds crazy, right, and I want to dismiss
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  it out of hand, but the thing that keeps me
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  from doing that is the fact that when it comes
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  to Epstein, you just never know, and that of course
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  makes me hesitate from calling this story a bunch of bs.
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  So we'll see what happens, and we'll see where it
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  all goes and what kind of evidence, if any, is provided,
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  and once it is, we'll get it added to the catalog.
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