The main post with all the screenshots bit.ly/mcbsgaslight
Heres a link to the Case in circuit court
As of Oct. 9th, 2024 there are several things that absolutely did happen, like the sexual harassment from LaTisha Holland, 4 of the last 5 voice memo's disappearing from my PC, a facebook account appearing on one of my prepaid phones along with a contact named chevy, My facebook getting hacked and several devices being connected to my Google account, and all the problems with optimum. Now if it was me, wouldn't these same things happen where I'm at now? but they don't. At the old apartments the cable box had been broken into and I had to call optimum 3 times and even chatted with them online the 4th time about my speeds being cut in 1/3 of what they should be. Now I have no problems like this, so what would you think happened if the cable box was on the side of the apartments where Kyle had his RV conveniently parked so he couldn't see anyone out there messing around and I couldn't monitor a group of people harassing me in any way possible like messing with my outside motion sensor light and so on. The other facts are Judy rawlings did not call me one time to ever even attempt to work out what her roommate Shawn "David" Jones called a "dispute" when he harassed me at mcb's, also he harassed me back into my apartment one night and has also been kicked out of several other apartment complexes due to his drinking and likely fighting. One instance of this harassment is a video on my youtube channel. So I wonder how much more proof does my family need of these narcissistic liars actions before they actually stand up for something other than themselves. Every one of Judy's kids has a felony on their record so I say "good job" raising your kids and good job picking a narcissistic drunk as a roommate for the past 5 or 6 years because you know the more your around someone you tend to pick up some of their mannerisms? So what would that say about those 2 evil grandmothers and the drunk master electrician? I'm disappointed in my family but they are my family but the fact is until I get the truth, I'm never going to stop digging and trying to figure out exactly what they were up to because it only happened to me behind closed doors and it's sad honesty really is a character flaw these days but my memory and timeline of events is SPOT ON, thanks to grannys journal and my phone records, they just back up my timeline.
Dear Mom and Dad,
I've been doing a lot of reflecting on our discussions and wanted to revisit some things in a spirit of openness and understanding. Living through such difficult times separately has led to diverging perspectives, and as your son who cares deeply about having an honest relationship, I think transparency and respectful dialogue are needed to bridge those gaps.
One area I've struggled with is understanding the thought processes behind some of your strongly held beliefs. During periods where I was struggling immensely, not having explanations for viewpoints expressed at that time added confusion and frustration to what were already incredibly challenging periods.
Rather than accusation, could we have an honest discussion where each shares the reasoning and sources that inform our views in a given area? As an example, I've read materials from experts on confirmation bias and YouTube algorithms that shaped how I understand information consumption. I'm happy to discuss this fully and welcome listening with an open mind to your perspectives as well.
Perhaps we could also explore research sources together - either ones you find credible, or those I suggest that take a different approach, to fostering real understanding versus defending preconceived notions. Our relationship is far more important to me than any single issue or who is "right".
With compassion and transparency as our guiding principles, I believe we can gain new insight into one another and strengthen the bonds of family despite divergent viewpoints at times. Please let me know your thoughts on starting this kind of respectful dialogue. I'm always here to listen without judgment.
Mom, Dad –
I want to revisit some of our past discussions, but in a spirit of openness and learning
from each other. There are a few specific beliefs where understanding your
perspective would help me. Could we have an honest talk about, for example, your
views on what you believe happened to me in 2023, why you believe the moon
landing didn’t happen because you didn’t see it or weren’t there yet you
believe in God whom you can’t see at all, and lastly how can you honestly
believe what happened to me in 2023 is in my head when you were never there,
yet I have been honest with you and mom, transparency on where you got your
information from would help me in getting past this traumatic experience. I Research many things and I’ve been thru
therapies, talked to psychiatrists and more yet I can’t seem to get one single
answer from you or mom. I’m going to add
an article along with it’s link below that may provide some insight.
I'm willing
to explain my own reasoning fully as well. Perhaps we could even research
information sources together, taking an
open-minded approach to see all
sides. Our relationship means so much, and understanding each other fully
is important to me.
Let's agree to listen
without judgment, have transparency
in where we get our facts, and focus
on having thoughtful discussion rather than who is "right". What
are your thoughts on trying this kind of
caring, solution-focused dialogue? I truly want to strengthen our bonds
through respect and compassion.
Researchers
have developed a method for triggering auditory hallucinations in healthy
people. They are investigating the causes of a phenomenon that can be a huge
burden for people with psychiatric illnesses.
Studies indicate that five to
ten per cent of all people sometimes hear voices – those of dead relatives or
higher beings, for example – without having any kind of illness. In other
words, the phenomenon is not restricted
to people with psychiatric disorders, as is generally assumed. However,
hallucinations do frequently accompany such illnesses. “More than seventy per
cent of people with schizophrenia hear voices,” SNSF-funded neuroscientist Pavo
Orepic tells us. And the bad thing about it: what the voices say is generally
very negative. “Sometimes they talk to people daily and make them believe awful
things about themselves, for example that they’re worthless and should
self-harm.”
As a member of Olaf Blanke’s
team at EPFL, Orepic has developed a procedure that can artificially make
people hear voices. As a result, the researchers can now investigate how
auditory hallucinations occur in healthy people and identify possible treatment
approaches. While the psychopharmaceuticals used up to now alleviate the
symptoms to a certain extent, they have a non-specific effect on many systems
within the body and cause severe side effects. Elucidating the mechanisms
behind auditory hallucinations could lead to the development of specifically
acting treatments.
“We still have no idea what
happens in the brain when people have auditory hallucinations,” Orepic tells
us. Some studies indicate that they can occur when
sensory impressions do not match the brain’s expectations – for example if you
put a bakery product that you expect to be sweet in your mouth only to find
that it is savoury. Other investigations found an
alternative explanation – that hallucinations occur when the brain has been conditioned by previous
impressions and interprets sensory perceptions incorrectly as a result.
D
Now Orepic has designed an
experiment that triggers these two mechanisms simultaneously. The people taking
part in the experiment are blindfolded, then asked to press a lever in front of
them. As they do so, a robot that they cannot see prods them in the back. As a
result, the sensory impression they receive does not align with what their
brain expects, as described in the first theory. Earlier studies have shown
that over time, this process gives the test subjects the illusion that they are
touching their own back.
Once they have got used to this
experience, the prod is delayed very slightly. “Now the brain explains that
delayed sensory feedback as someone else being present and touching them in the
back,” Orepic says. According to the
second theory, incorrectly perceiving a presence in this way can lead to hallucinations.
To determine whether the procedure encourages auditory hallucinations, the
researchers then played the test subjects noises into which they had mixed
either very soft voices – sometimes the subjects’ own, sometimes someone else's
– or no voice at all. They found that
after the “delayed prod” procedure, the subjects were more likely to hear other
people’s voices among the noises compared to control conditions even if no
voice had actually been mixed in.
A mechanism inherent in all of us
“The result shows that the two
theories on how hallucinations occur are not mutually exclusive but might mesh
with each other instead,” Orepic says. It is also a major step forward, he
says, that the method can be used to investigate the phenomenon of hearing voices
in healthy people under controlled conditions. This is because it is difficult
to interpret the results of experiments involving people who hear voices as a
result of illness because of interference from medicines or other effects. “Our
study confirms that the mechanisms behind the hallucinations are actually in
everyone’s brain,” Orepic says. “But for some reason, some people are more
susceptible to them than others.”
Orepic believes that the
threshold between harmless and pathological hallucinations is fluid anyway: one
criterion could be whether hearing voices impacts people’s lives negatively,
making them self-harm, for example, or preventing them from leading autonomous
lives. Conversely, voices can be harmless or even benign – for example if someone
hears the voice of their dead grandmother who offers good advice.
Orepic hopes that his research
will ultimately help remove the stigma from people who hear voices. “That can
only happen if we find out more about the causes of hallucinations and raise public
awareness of them”.
https://www.snf.ch/en/TT4Y8OOLU2tLtKJo/news/how-robots-make-people-hear-voices
Update Aug. 30th, 2024: This is how you treat someone who goes out of their way to make your lives easier...
Thank you to all the ladies that work in the office, and the rest of the crew here at Shiloh Creek. You have made my day, month and probably my year so much better... :)
In our family, feelings are like wifi, if you can't see them they don't exist. (Much like the moon landing according to Mom or Dad)
https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/6-signs-cell-phone-tapped/
Go to your keypad interface and type in either *#21*, *#67#, or *#62#, then tap the dial icon. If one doesn't work, try another. They're applicable to different devices, but all three have the same function: they direct you to a screen that details Call Forwarding.
It will list Voice calls, Data, SMS, Packet, PAD, and more. Ideally, each one should say "Not forwarded" afterward. If any instead say "Forwarded", your smartphone's probably been hacked.
So what can you do? Just type ##002# into your dial screen then press the dial symbol again. Your screen should now read "Erasure was successful", meaning you've severed the cyberattack. You can navigate away from this screen by tapping OK.
That's not the end of the matter: if your device has been tapped, it's obviously susceptible to attacks, so check out ways to increase Android security, including downloading an antivirus app.
**Last update hopefully 6/30/2024:
Closure in an adult relationship is like when you finish a puzzle and see the whole picture. It helps you understand why things ended and helps you feel better about it. It's like closing a book so you can start a new one.
Closure in an adult relationship is essential for moving forward and finding peace within oneself. It allows for reflection on the past, acceptance of what has happened, and ultimately, the ability to let go and move on. Just like finishing a puzzle, closure provides a sense of completion and clarity. It enables individuals to see the bigger picture and understand the reasons behind the end of a relationship. By closing the chapter on the past, one can open themselves up to new beginnings and opportunities for growth and happiness.
Embracing closure also paves the way for healing and self-discovery. It allows individuals to release any lingering pain or resentment, freeing up space for personal growth and self-improvement. By acknowledging and processing emotions associated with the past, one can gain a deeper understanding of themselves and their needs. This self-awareness can lead to healthier future relationships and a greater sense of fulfillment. Ultimately, closure is not just about letting go of the past, but also about creating space for a brighter and more fulfilling future.
A civil injunction is like a grown-up timeout. It's a rule that a judge makes to tell someone to stop doing something bad, like bothering someone or breaking a promise. If they don't listen, they can get in big trouble.
Just like a timeout is meant to give someone a chance to calm down and think about their actions, a civil injunction is a way to give someone a chance to change their behavior and follow the rules. It's a way for the legal system to step in and protect people from harm or unfair treatment. By enforcing the injunction, the court can ensure that everyone is treated fairly and respectfully.
By issuing a civil injunction, the court is able to establish boundaries and consequences for those who fail to comply. This not only protects individuals from harm, but also promotes a sense of accountability and responsibility within society. It serves as a reminder that everyone is entitled to a safe and respectful environment, and that actions have consequences. Ultimately, civil injunctions play a crucial role in upholding justice and ensuring that the rights of all individuals are upheld.
This is part of the problem, people acting exactly like the people I plan on taking to court and not caring or giving any answers or changing their mind, either she isn't Taylor and is likely LaTisha or she can't remember just a month or 2 ago when we had a short video conversation, either way this is what is causing all the confusion but I know LaTisha is at the center of it all.
**Update: very strange 4 door white truck saw leaving the assembly parking lot which I had also noticed parked at the old apartments I used to live at. Here will be a link to the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jXszVw4ZNM
Please feel free to comment on this below after looking thru all this information.

Ok Judy and Shawn were outside my window at one point because I could hear them whispering things like "I wonder what he's doing in there" in the beginning of all the gaslighting or voices.... I also subsequently quit my remote job at Goodyear thinking it was just stress then went on vacation and one of the calls to the police was simply to ask Judy to whom I put up the fence I got a charge of criminal mishchief for merely taking it back, to keep her back door shut to eliminate possibilities and the officer told me I could not ask her to keep her back door shut. This is the same officer that had all the questions about my medications one time and also while at my mom and dad's house came with 2 other officers and knocked on my bedroom door after I had just taken some CBD to help me sleep to check on me. Still to this day I have no idea why he just showed up out of the blue at my mom's house or who called him.
Secondly, I never told tish directly or indirectly what I thought her mom was doing I just told her that it seemed like I heard someone acting like a child or crazy on the other side of the wall along with someone was messing with my motion detector lights outside. So if she somehow knew I was talking to myself in my room about these things or to someone else she shouldn't have even known because her apartment is the farthest away from mine. I was in 1 and she was in 4. Another fact is my cameras, which were in plain sight, only caught judy walking by two times. One of which I sent to my mom and sister and the other is here https://youtu.be/lqV9FS_vbNA . This happened on Sept. 18th, 2023 and the other odd thing is she would always look down or away from my cameras....
These are messages where I give LaTisha little to no information each time she messages me for a reason.
Same on this message I just didn't want to talk to her because all my previous attempts all she was doing was getting more information out of me.....
I never told her I called the cops on her mother but this is true but it was the 2nd call, I actually called the cops on David Shawn Jones (Judy's drunk master electrician roommate) the very first time I had ever had to call the cops in my life.
I know LaTisha can't remember more than a day or 2 due to her medication and pot smoking and all this is after I simply asked her mother and david "what was going on" and Judy in one call I believe on David's phone pointed the finger at Jerry and Barb. Next in a group chat with Judy, Tish and David, David replied just wanting his chair and I graciously allowed him to store in my apartment so I immediately put it outside and let him have it back and also had gotten 2 or 3 calls back to back from him as well as a voicemail. When I was putting his chair out back he tried to recant saying "I don't want my chair back and I'm your friend: and I had to tell him twice I didn't want to hear about HIM and that I was going thru something then he got Judy's truck and took his chair to storage. They lived in apartment #2 the one that had the shared wall with me.
You see the answers I get when simply asking where or when her mother told her these things because there was simply no way they should have been listening to me and I was always IN MY ROOM except for when going to the fridge or doing laundry etc.
Really? coming over and doing some recon with me being the gullible person that I am, she thinks stopping by is a form of showing she cared? ....
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