The Life of a Demoniac

For live audio and video feeds of the paranormal activity happening in and around my laptop, which happens to be, right now, at my apartment (or a "nexus of hyperdimensional portals"). Live audio and video feed of my apartment on Google Talk or Gmail (theoknock@gmail.com) Simply use Google Talk or Gmail to connect with theoknock@gmail.com. There isn't much happening right now that would be visible, except, perhaps, an occasional red distortion floating through air; but, you might  hear the Voices Demons, since they talk around the clock, even when I'm sleeping.

My apartment: it is the hellhole that demonic filth crawls out of. It is located in a converted garage behind the business-residence at 471 East Julian Street, in San Jose, California. Just go through the blue gate to the left of the house, and follow the driveway to the back, and you can see where the likes of the Spectre of Death , the Red Horde, and the Hobgoblin , do business. Or, rather, did business, based on the compliance order issued by the City of San Jose Code Enforcement, which orders all tenants to vacate the premises, and orders the property owner to demolish the building. All of this was put into motion last November, when a certain tenant—who shall remain nameless—called a code inspector to complain of substandard living conditions, which included broken windows and doors, backed up toilets, and none of the required appliance installations, such as a kitchen sink, heater, and stove. It is this call that initiated the unlawful detainer (eviction) co...

The Voices Demons have not only kept me from financially supporting myself by and through employment, but have also used their contacts at the Santa Clara County Social Services Agency to block the county welfare cash aid I'm allotted each month. The lobby of the Santa Clara County Social Services Agency (SCCSSA) at 1919 Senter Road, San Jose, California This time, though, I've documented the arduous procedure of working around their abstinent people, and have employed my cellphone's video camera to catch county employee's violating the law and department procedure. This SCCSSA employee initially refused to process paperwork which was required to disburse welfare benefits In this video, "Connie," an employee working at the 1919 Senter Road office in San Jose, California, refuses to allow me to speak with a supervisor—which is a violation of the rules of the department—so that I can, basically, get my cash aid as I am so entitled. First, she re...