The Observer #

RECORD #

Name: Tomas Duarte
Alias: 
  - Ghost-23
Race: reptillian
Location: Costa Rica
Discord: tommy5kdragon
Discord_id: 707669674678157383
Occupations: 
  - custodian
  - intern
Employer: 
  - The Resistors
    Name: Tomas Duarte (TASER)

What is a goo-goo A: A goo-goo is an animal that has the ability of emitting an electric field that can cause the wearer to feel a sensation that they are being watched by a supernatural entity or force in their environment, known as a “god” or “sorcerers”. It may also be associated with the paranormal and occult activities that exist today such as the paranormal phenomena called the “ghost world,” and the paranormal phenomenon known as “spiritual warfare”, which involve physical attacks on individuals living within certain dimensions who have lost control over their bodies due to the use of magical weapons.

The Ghost #

The ghost of the deceased person was first discovered by a researcher named John Pangburn in the late 1970’s while researching paranormal investigations into the paranormal realm called the paranormal realm at work under the name of The Resistance in the United States Army Air Force’s UFO Research Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA, in 1968 when Pangburn began investigating paranormal activity from within the UFO Research Center for the purpose of creating new research materials related to UFOs. Pangburn found a number of dead people inside UFO’s, including a woman who had been killed by her husband’s UFO during a trip to the United Arab Emirates after he died there several years before in 1966; another woman, who had been murdered by her husband’s UFO while she traveled through the United Arab Emirates’ airspace in 1972; and two other women whose deaths came shortly afterwards, but were not identified because of their age. Pangburn then conducted further investigation using various methods used in the field like the use of infrared imaging techniques, sound waves, and electromagnetic signals to gather evidence regarding the existence of a large group of unidentified flying objects hovering about the United Arab Emirate area near the UAE border between the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait in 1967 where Pangburn located several dead bodies buried beneath some sort of debris pile.

Pangburn continued his investigation throughout his career until 1976 when he finally succeeded in locating the bodies of two more victims in the United Arab Emirates’ airspace around the United Arab Emirate border between the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait along with a third victim in the United Arab Emirate area in the United Arab Emirate area in 1969, but this time it was not Pangburn who found the body of the second victim but instead it was the man responsible for bringing him back home alive after being shot down by a U.S.-led air defense system in the United Arab Emirate region near the UAE border between the United Arab Emirate and Kuwait in 1969.[citation needed] This resulted in a series of reports indicating that the bodies were indeed those of a person believed to have been shot down by an American-made missile in the United Arab Emiratry, however, the fact that none of these reports ever surfaced made the case against this particular incident much easier than it would otherwise have been if it hadn’t taken place so early in the year. In the end of 1978 Pangburn decided to continue his research despite the threat of death from the enemy forces in order to find out what actually occurred behind the scenes surrounding this particular incident involving UUAC and UAV surveillance systems operating in the United Arab Emirates, although he did not initially know that the UUac missiles wer e still operating in service in the United Arab Emirate area in 1969, and therefore the possibility of finding any information relating to them existed only partially in his mind at that time.[1]

After many years of searching for answers concerning the events surrounding the death of the two women and their subsequent burial location, Pangburn finally uncovered evidence linking them to the United Arab Emirate and eventually found the bodies of two other unidentified aerial objects, one male and one female respectively. These objects were flown in the vicinity of Dubai airport in 1973, and Pangburn later learned that they had been sent by the UAU to investigate a mysterious object seen flying overhead in the sky above the city and thought to be the remains of a human being buried in the desert near the city.[2] This discovery led to the creation of the United Arab Emirates Air Force UFO Research Center, which Pangburn established in 1974.