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            <text>=== **Page: 1 of 1**&#13;
&#13;
It will be awhile before I can  &#13;
get this to you. Takes money  &#13;
for the xeroxing, stamps, etc.,  &#13;
and right now am short.&#13;
&#13;
April 9, 1971&#13;
&#13;
TO ALL CONTACTS&#13;
&#13;
The other night...two young men (20-26) carried another young man,  &#13;
some age...up into my apartment, ostensibly for me to use my powers  &#13;
to help him walk. The cripple gets around in a paraplegic chair...  &#13;
end even drove his own car here.&#13;
&#13;
I made discs for them...used different systems on the cripple...  &#13;
then an alarm bell rang in my mind. The Si's told me...warning,  &#13;
danger.&#13;
&#13;
I whipped (em lightning fest) my .38 out end covered them...end  &#13;
the cripple slowly, very slowly, took a loaded automatic pistol  &#13;
from his jacket pocket.* (we were in our kitchen et the time...  &#13;
child, Beau, present.)&#13;
&#13;
I directed them down to their car...end found a loaded shot gun  &#13;
under the front seat.&#13;
&#13;
It is my belief...that someone (a pro football team?) hired them  &#13;
for a "hit". But this time...the Si's end I were too fast for  &#13;
them.&#13;
&#13;
Thought you'd like to know...this fascinating new twist.&#13;
&#13;
From now on...any stranger, no matter what credentials he is  &#13;
carrying...will be frisked for weapons...before he can enter my  &#13;
house.&#13;
&#13;
Ted Owens (PK Man)&#13;
&#13;
*and handed the gun to me butt first.&#13;
&#13;
PS...my uncanny mind..."placed", I believe, the two younger men  &#13;
(not the cripple). One of them, called "Jack", had the initials  &#13;
L-O-V-E tatooed on the knuckles of his hand; the right, as I  &#13;
remember; end the other, called "Barney", had a very large butcher  &#13;
knife tatooed on his upper right arm. I recall dimly, 3-6 years  &#13;
ago...reading somewhere that a killer was "wanted"...with L-O-V-E  &#13;
tatooed on his knuckles.  &#13;
The crippled man was brilliant; the obvious leader. He snapped out  &#13;
commands which the other two instantly obeyed. It was a close call.&#13;
&#13;
PS Keep in mind...that I am using my mind...to place blazing heat end  &#13;
fire and drought over the United States! I told you this...some time  &#13;
ago. It is now taking strong effect. Am giving a national demonstration  &#13;
of my uncanny, only-one-of-its-kind power of my half human, half Si,  &#13;
mind. When the heat begins beating et you, tearing et you...end you  &#13;
read in the papers of drought-stricken areas nation-wide...know that  &#13;
it is I, PK Man, causing it. And the Si's.&#13;
&#13;
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