The Life of a Demoniac

A note about this post (August 23rd, 2016) A utility pole, following me?! When I originally posted that a utility pole followed me on my walk, I wasn't satisfied by the "evidence" that is the video below. It's not enough, and even if it were, it wouldn't remove much of the claim's incredulity; but, at the time, I felt it was important enough to note, even if I weren't believed by everyone who read it. The persons who get the most out of this blog, and who read it the most, knew about walking light posts before I did, anyway. Now, I'd like to supplement this post with one that came much later in the future,  Peeping Light Post , which contains videos that pretty much cinch the matter as to whether light posts can be possessed, and whether they can be moved when possessed. On the same night a utility pole followed me from behind during an early morning walk [ see   VIDEO | Utility pole follows me on walk ], another utility pole, seen only by insul...

Tonight, I captured Long on video firing four different demonic weapons at me from behind using the same hand gestures demon people are known to use to deploy them. Three of the four hand gestures are already shown and described on this blog, with one not featured on this blog or recognized as a demonic weapon used by demon people. NOTE | There are scads of them, and they can be launched verbally, individually, in tandem with other demon people, from the hands, objects, the feet, the tongue, etc., and I've borne the brunt of each one of them innumerable times; however, the fourth weapon deployed by Long in this video, I do not recognize. READ | The very first hand gestures used by demon people to deploy a demonic weapon was shown on video in  VIDEO | VMC Hospital nurse attacks using demon . The first weapon Long deployed is The Whip , which was originally shown in a photo in  PHOTOS | People—not just demons—taking part in repeated spikes to the brain, head, neck and vital...

Using the Prewitt Kernel filter, one of nearly 30 or so filters included in the upcoming Photo Editing Extension for iPhone, I captured by far the best stills I've ever acquired showing a hand-based demonic weapon as it was fired at me repeatedly tonight. They were acquired from a video in which Long is shown firing his hand-based demonic weapon at me, while berating me at the same time: Long's hands, posed to launch his hand-based demonic weapon, just prior to transformation Prior to firing, Long's fingers elongate to sharp points, which will eventually stretch long enough to strike me from across the room Long's fingers begin to retract to their normal length, while his much-enlarged, raised left-hand also returns to its original size Long's claw-hand is identical to the one that sprang up from a console in front of the TV [ see VIDEO | Hand-like, demonic tendril rises in front of TV ] In the original, unprocessed video clip, Long appears only to be wav...

The following video clip shows the positioning and hand gesture demon people sometimes use to deploy a demonic weapon, which usually look like spikes and tendrils, emitted from their hands or an object held by them (although, in this clip, you cannot see which). More importantly, it shows two demon people at work together, which is the usual attack method (and policy). The clawed hand of a demon replaces the attacker's own hand when deploying a demonic weapon The location is the computer lab at the Little Orchard Homeless Shelter, where I sitting at a computer workstation, but am using my MacBook Air. As I work, I am being constantly bombarded by demonic weapons by those in the lab, and those passing by through the hallways behind me. The most important piece of evidence is not the actual strike—which, as I stated above, you cannot see exactly—but the demonic hand transformation of the men participating in the attack: Two thick, red demon fingers replace this man's u...

In  Enhancing images showing demonic attack using Photoshop CC , I provided instructions for using Photoshop CC to enhance images in which demonic weapons are shown attacking a target (i.e., me); and, while I pointed out that there might be many ways to enhance an image, those captured using the  panning-camera/motion-blur digital camera effect require adjustments to your approach to account for semi-transparent, fast-moving demonic weapons, motion-blurry subjects, and excessive color noise due to the low exposure inherent to shots made in places where demonic attacks usually occur. That, by the way, is usually at night or in a darkened room or area; and, in the case of the video used in this post, the darkened area is a bathroom stall: The black, two-pronged demonic weapon spears into the back of my head, just under the ear on my right side The post provides instructions for using After Effects to enhance a video of the attack in which multiple demonic weapons can b...

The following still frames were created using the image-processing video filter script provided in TECHNOLOGY | Demonic-activity video stream; tween-frame video filter  and others . In short, it couples consecutive still frames in a videos and overlaps them, and then creates a single still frame based on the difference and similarity between two. The difference is determined by the change of certain values in each pixel between the two frames, which occurs wherever the camera or subject was in motion in the video. The first frame is the starting point and the second is the endpoint, and only where they are different when they overlap will a difference be rendered into the new frame; otherwise, if the camera or subject is not moving, and the two frames are virtually the same, the newly created still frame would appear pitch black. The advantages to processing video in this way are: Detect motion and the subject/object in-motion in otherwise pitch-black video. As discussed ...