3 Mothers who do not know each other
These three mothers have no idea that the other two exist. They probably never will, but if they happen to read this story, it might surprise them. These mothers all have children. Each one has a different number of children. One has maybe one child, one has maybe two or three, and the other one has two, or maybe even four. The problem is that, for these particular mothers, one or more of these children has been taken. Now, the interesting part is that I feel like these children were taken recently.
When I say recently, I would suspect that they took them within the last less than a week ago. I would say maybe even two to three days ago. What has happened to these children, I will explain a little bit more gently. Now, let's say that if we combine the total count together, I think we're looking at four or five of the children who were abducted. Reunification is going to be strangely at between thirty-five percent and seventy-five percent. The difference is going to be based on a couple of different agents who are investigating these abductions.
I get a strong sense that one or two of the people involved in this investigation may be confronted or offered a very large sum of money in return for altered paperwork. And unfortunately, this will not be the first time. If this altered paperwork is even slightly questioned by upper management, then we are going to turn this into a seventy-five percent recovery of the children.
But when I say 75%, I don't mean instantly. I mean it's going to take, I would say, three months, possibly even up to six months. The last twenty-five percent of these children will not be returned to the family. What is very strange about that last 25% is that it is not because of a death. It's actually a very bizarre twist in this whole story.
It's like the last one of these children is actually going to be discovered to have extraordinary abilities. Unfortunately, the people who abducted the child do not see the parents, or the mother specifically, as an important person to whom they should say anything. As far as these guys are concerned—or these people, I should say—it is a waste of their time, and they're not going to bother.
The child will not remember who the mother and the father were in due time. There will be flashbacks and memories in this child's mind, but it will grow up to be an adult that can do things that are extraordinary, and something that most people on the terrestrial side of this planet would not be able to comprehend.
The rest of the children will be returned. As I said, they will be found as the ransom money will most likely not be paid for any of them. They will have a very challenging recovery because the medical system is not exactly very strong when it comes to psychological repair. But nevertheless, 75% will be reunited.
What is less doubtful is that if these agents are not caught and they do accept the money or the bribes and they move forward, it'll be a completely different story and quite tragic. But that feels very weak to me. I feel like these agents, or these investigators, will be exposed, but it won't be, again, in the mainstream media. And if it is, it'll just be very lightly questioned, and they'll be, I guess you could say, politically protected. But they will not keep their jobs, and proving their crimes will be very hard.