posted August 12, 2021 03:22 AM            

Matthew Taylor Coleman, 40, was charged with foreign murder Wednesday, two days after FBI agents took him into custody at the San Ysidro Port of Entry.

An affidavit by an FBI special agent revealed disturbing details in the investigation.

In an interview, Coleman confessed to the murders of his 2-year-old son and 10-month-old daughter, saying he was “enlightened” by QAnon and Illuminati conspiracy theories, the complaint alleges. He said he was “receiving visions and signs revealing that his wife … possessed serpent DNA and had passed it onto his children” and “that he was saving the world from monsters,” the complaint shows.

The summary of probable cause within the complaint alleges Coleman “murdered his children by shooting a spear fishing gun into their chests.”

When asked whether he knew what he did was wrong, he said “he knew it was wrong, but it was the only course of action that would save the world,” according to the complaint.

The investigation began Saturday when Coleman’s wife reported to the Santa Barbara Police Department that her husband had left home in their family’s van, did not tell her where he was going and was not responding to her texts, according to the complaint. The next day, she filed a missing persons report.

Around 8 a.m. Monday, Rosarito authorities said they found the bodies of two children matching the description of Coleman’s children, the complaint says.

According to the complaint, police were able to track down Coleman when his wife allowed them to use the “Find My iPhone” application on her laptop. The app showed Coleman’s last known location was recorded at 2:24 p.m. Sunday at an open-air shopping center called Pabellon Rosarito.

With the information, investigators contacted the FBI in San Diego and requested their assistance in interviewing Coleman upon his return to the United States.

Around 1 p.m. Monday, Coleman arrived at the border crossing in a Mercedes Sprinter van, the complaint shows. No other occupants were in the van when it was spotted. After an initial inspection of the van, Coleman was referred to secondary inspection, where federal agents took custody of the vehicle.

During an interview, Coleman identified photos of the bodies recovered by Mexican authorities as his children, according to the complaint.

Coleman appeared Wednesday afternoon in federal court, where a judge ordered him jailed without bond. His arraignment was scheduled for Aug. 31.

posted August 12, 2021 02:13 PM            

My intuitive sense is that it's a combo of someone messing with others, and then probably some sincere, but deluded believers who have become a part of it. Sort of a cult like thing.

However, I have a wee bit of the second sight you could say, and if one was looking at this case through an open/active Pineal gland, one would see that ironically, this guy was less influenced by QAnon and more so was being psychically influenced by a negative ET group.

Here's the thing, there are plenty of people who believe in, or at least consider, QAnon info, but who would never go to these kinds of extremes. The people who go to these kinds of extremes are either 1. already very mentally/emotionally unstable and imbalanced, and/or 2. being psychically influenced by negative entities. Note how I said "and/or", because often times it's a combo package.

Some years back, my partner, who initially had no interest nor "belief" in reptilian ET's, had a very vivid and interesting guidance dream where she saw various people getting snuck up on and having their throats slit by these negative reptilian beings. In another dream, she heard a knowing voice say, in this coming year (I don't remember what specific year it was), the reptilians are going to be very active. Though I don't remember the specific year, I do remember the general correlation that this time frame, seemed to have corresponded to a lot of truth tellers being silenced or shut up by corrupt forces (think folks like Snowden, Manning, Assange, more politically independent and outspoken pundits and figures, etc).

Ok, just dreams you say. But both of us have found that dreams have been a very helpful and valuable source of guidance. Both of us have had precognitive dreams that involved way beyond chance stuff, or things that happened *** for tat later (as also outlined in the dream). In general, dreams have tended to be helpful when they were interpreted correctly.

Are you telling me Teasel that in this simply and incomprehensibly vast Universe, that there couldn't be something like a negative ET group out there that has a serpent/reptilian humanoid appearance and that is involved with earth/humans?

And if there was, don't you think that such a group, if they were clever and subtle enough, might be involved with disseminating misinformation about themselves? Meaning, they might focus on those mentally/emotionally unstable people, inject certain beliefs and perceptions, to make the entire notion about these ET's look completely stupid, illogical, and/or crazy town? (i.e. completely discredit any such concept.)

Well, if you know how the average sociopath or psychopath thinks, and how they like to manipulate and deceive, this sounds like exactly something they might do. And if they do actually exist, of course they don't want people to be aware of them and take their existence seriously. Because a person cannot fight against or change what they are unconscious to. Simply just not possible. Any positive change always first starts with conscious awareness of the problem. Until then, there cannot even be an inkling or glimmer of positive change.

My motto and philosophy is, always keep a skeptical but open mind, keep asking questions, keep questioning assumptions and beliefs (of self and others), and seek verification, evidence, holistic logic.

posted August 12, 2021 02:20 PM            

Sometimes we have to just plant subconscious seeds and hope that at the right time and conditions, they may eventually sprout.

An interesting exercise for you Teasel, would be the following. Do a meditation, but before you get deep into it, state something like the following, "I deeply desire to connect and communicate with only the most positive, aware, loving, helpful sources or those that these may send to me"

Focus some on remembering the feeling of Love and/or gratitude, then ask these most positive/aware/loving/helpful sources, "Are there negative reptilian humanoid ET beings involved with humanity?"

Then get very deep and still and just listen for the answer, but don't presuppose the answer, nor how nor when it will come.

If you tried this, you'd just might be surprised by what comes up. I certainly was. Previously I scoffed at the notion and at people like David Icke (who I didn't find credible).

posted August 13, 2021 09:40 PM            

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Originally posted by Belage:
Even before clicking on this thread, I knew it would be either about Trump, or QAnon, ie, teasel's favorite explanations for all the evil in this world.

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The news has been about propaganda the past 2 years. I can't fathom this story is even true. I believe for them to break through the constant hate, fear stories to bring this story out, it's rather sensationalist. They want us to fear all and "see something, say something" is a campaign again to divide. This to me is a rouse for further fear & division and paranoia of those living in lower frequencies. Please believe what you like *whomever is reading this. I just use my intuition and this to me doesn't "feel" like a true event. It seems to be positioning a mind creep of a target to critical thinkers, to make many think - "those anti Vs" are the dangerous ones! As though this "would be dad was someone afraid" of his kids and their mutation (being reptoid or whatever it was).
Remember journalists are writers, creative at that. They aren't bringing true news - They are making it up imo.

posted August 14, 2021 12:21 PM            

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Originally posted by jwhop:

This guy's attorney is prepping him for an insanity defense.

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That is quite possible. I see one of two options. Either the guy always was a cold blooded ASPD type, who murdered his family because they were in the way of a mistress on the side or the like, or he was/is truly crazy town and possibly influenced by a combo of QAnon and especially negative entities (psychically).

People have done similar things without having any involvement in things like QAnon. There was that guy some years back, Chris Watts who did similar, but was just a psychopath with a woman/life on the side that he preferred more, and he thought he would easily get away with getting rid of his former life. So, it's a toss up, and both are quite possible in my mind.

But yes, we can't always take things at face value.

posted August 14, 2021 02:10 PM            

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Originally posted by GalacticCoreExplosionV2:
That is quite possible. I see one of two options. Either the guy always was a cold blooded ASPD type, who murdered his family because they were in the way of a mistress on the side or the like, or he was/is truly crazy town and possibly influenced by a combo of QAnon and especially negative entities (psychically).

People have done similar things without having any involvement in things like QAnon. There was that guy some years back, Chris Watts who did similar, but was just a psychopath with a woman/life on the side that he preferred more, and he thought he would easily get away with getting rid of his former life. So, it's a toss up, and both are quite possible in my mind.

But yes, we can't always take things at face value.

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