A conversation between humans, who were asked to participate in the act of torture—and, eventually, murder—by either police officers or demons or both:
It appears to have been recorded by one of the persons involved, namely, Robert Malnburg, Jr., and, based on his muffled voice and sensitive nature of the conversation, the recorder was probably placed in his shirt or pants pocket, surreptitiously.
Some clean-up effort has been made; however, you may have to adjust the volume in places in order to hear the conversation.
Humans given demonic abilities for use against other humans
And, even though I am not fearful of anything but God (Matthew 10:28), the demons do not employ ordinary humans. The ones they recruit to do this type of work are given (or have) the ability to innately know when and how to say and do things that achieve their intended affect.
The proof? Well, you'd have to be there in order to get that; but, I proffer a surprise photo I took of a former occupant of a house just after the gang-stalkers took mine:
Although this is a low-res copy of the original image, the green and red color noise and glow from his eyes are not just a result of bad lighting; rather, bad lighting enable you to see in the image what your own eyes would see in person—that is, the same "noise" that appears around every other demon I not only record in digital media, but also what appears by sight and otherwise with your eyes. In person, the smoky glow of the demon's face has a finer, more translucent quality to it than on camera. That's because the cloud of noise is swirling so fast, that it looks more like a mask.
Like in other media showing demons, such noise only appears around the head and face.
A better example of a demonic face imposing it over a human face is shown in Demon in the Dark:
In the case of the above, however, it's not clear whether the demon was imposing its face over his, or if his face actually altered to create the demonic face.
An example of someone's face changing on the fly is shown in Two of Me, in which my face changes from a younger version than the older, scruffier version in mere seconds, and then back again:
I did not realize that my face did this at the time it happened. I was just recording video during demonic activity, in order to catch something (which, as you can see, I clearly did).
'Tuzzo' talk hallmark of gang-stalkers, demonic collaborators
But, aside from the quality of the audio recording, there's also an issue with the quality of the speakers' choice of words. You'll hear the primary speaker, Daniel Anthony Napolitan, periodically stop in the middle of a sentence, interject a non-sensical phrase, and then resume the sentence he began. That's because persons working for demons are sometimes assigned to stay in close contact with the demons' target, and while they are in contact—as these two were when they were occupying my home—they are instructed to be anywhere from annoying to violent.
In this case, Danny (or D-Nap) was interjecting phrases related to the threats lodged against me, in the expectation that I would be afraid of not only the threats, but of them, so that I would be uneasy in my home, and about my future.
Six years later, the Voices Demons have still been doing this 24-hours a day (hear Noise Harassment for an example of the Voices demons and humans doing this to me earlier this year). That's not all they do, and I've got years of injuries to prove that; but, it's at least the bare minimum of what they do (threaten and "warn"). Even still, they occasionally employ humans to do the same. Everywhere I have lived since the gang-stalkers took my home, they have surrounded me with their people, who have carried out their orders given them by demons, which are designed to intimidate, frighten, annoy and otherwise stress their victim.
Humans given demonic abilities for use against other humans
And, even though I am not fearful of anything but God (Matthew 10:28), the demons do not employ ordinary humans. The ones they recruit to do this type of work are given (or have) the ability to innately know when and how to say and do things that achieve their intended affect.
The proof? Well, you'd have to be there in order to get that; but, I proffer a surprise photo I took of a former occupant of a house just after the gang-stalkers took mine:
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| The face of a possessing demon appears over the face of Augustine NewMoon, a former resident of 1471 McDaniel Avenue, in San Jose. |
Although this is a low-res copy of the original image, the green and red color noise and glow from his eyes are not just a result of bad lighting; rather, bad lighting enable you to see in the image what your own eyes would see in person—that is, the same "noise" that appears around every other demon I not only record in digital media, but also what appears by sight and otherwise with your eyes. In person, the smoky glow of the demon's face has a finer, more translucent quality to it than on camera. That's because the cloud of noise is swirling so fast, that it looks more like a mask.
Like in other media showing demons, such noise only appears around the head and face.
A better example of a demonic face imposing it over a human face is shown in Demon in the Dark:
In the case of the above, however, it's not clear whether the demon was imposing its face over his, or if his face actually altered to create the demonic face.
An example of someone's face changing on the fly is shown in Two of Me, in which my face changes from a younger version than the older, scruffier version in mere seconds, and then back again:
I did not realize that my face did this at the time it happened. I was just recording video during demonic activity, in order to catch something (which, as you can see, I clearly did).
