TV Contact with The Other Side Part 3

New episode of the television contact with The Other Side Part 3

Spiricom
In this section, you will hear the dead engineer and physicist Dr. George Jeffries Mueller conduct long conversations with William O'Neil.
Radio technician William O'Neil medially received instructions on how to build a communication radio from the dead Dr. George Jeffries Mueller.
George Meek invested in this project called Spiricom.
1980 they succeed in making contact with Spiricom Mark 4th
If you see this episode you will never forget the special sound of Spiricom.

TV Contact with The Other Side
A video documentary about the technical contact with The Other Side.
Recorded in 1991

Unique TV photages from The Other Side and contacts over radio, computer and telephone.
(EVP, ITC, ITK, recorded voices)

Part 3
Spiricom
A communication radio for contacting The Other Side

This is where we leave Lizz Werneroth and Ebbe Johansson in their studio at Lizz's home in Vemmenhög, Skåne, Sweden and travel all the way to the USA.

Where radio technician William O'Neil and engineer George Meek, after many years of experiments and research,

have succeded to construct a communication radio for contacting the dead - Spiricom.

They had the help of the deceased engingeer and physicist - Dr. George Jeffries Mueller.

This is how he looked like.

Under a period of several years William, telepathically received instructions from the deceased Dr. Mueller.

In 1980 they finally manage to make contact through Spiricom Mark 4.

Dr. Mueller:"William... William... William... William... William... William.

"Are you there William?"

William: I'm coming doctor, I'm coming! Oh boy!

I'm sorry doctor, I'm sorry.

Oh... Oh boy! I just went down stairs for a cup of coffee. I'm sorry doctor!

Dr. Mueller: That's all right, William.

The contact trough Spiricom were very sporadic.

Dr. Mueller indicate that our concept of time not exists on The Other Side.

Sometimes there could be weeks between the contacts, sometimes just a few hours.

Dr. Mueller: What did you say, William?

William: I said I'm sorry doctor, but... Oh boy... It's almost 4 o'clock in the morning and

The last time we talked was, what about a quarter after two...
I just forget what time it is.

Dr. Mueller: Oh there we go with the time again... William you know better than that.

William: What's that, sir?

Dr. Mueller: You know better than that. I'm not aware of the time over here.

William: No, I know that's what you said, sir.

Dr. Mueller: I'm not joking William. I'm not joking. Now listen William. Please listen very carefully!

Willliam: Yes?

Dr. Mueller: Please adjust that frequency, William!

William: All right, sir! Oh boy!

Spiricom Mark 4 consists of a signal generator ie. a weak radio transmitter set to 29,5 MHz, with an antenna

It's amplitude modulated with a tone mix of thirteen different tones according to Dr. Mueller's directives.

Two meters apart from the transmitter there is a receiver set to the same frequency as the transmitter.

Dr. Mueller says that when he wants contact he stands in front of the Spiricom and talks just like he did when he was alive.

The tone mix is affected by the thirteen different tones of the modulation which gives the characteristic Spiricom sound.

Dr. Mueller says that he can see and hear everything that happens in the room while talking to William.

In the following conversation Dr. Mueller and William are discussing some technical details of their next project - Videocom.

They will try to get in contact by using a TV screen.

During the conversation, another person from The Other Side joins them - Nathaniel.

William: What's that again?

Dr. Mueller: We have to rearange the television set with a metal...

Do not take out the core... magnetic...

... receive from the signal generator that we were talking about...

with the remaining camera from the television system.
Do you understand, William?

Yeah, I'll think this ...

Dr. Mueller: Oh, by the way, William, did you get that... for the crystal?

William: No I didn't, doctor. I got that fire sachet at Edmund's.

Dr. Mueller: Edmund's, The Edmund's? How are the Edmund's?

William: Edmund's is a company, Edmund's Scientific.

Dr. Mueller: Oh, I understand. And what were the results?

William: Well I inserted it in the lens of the camera but all I got was a lot of crazy color and lights, but I didn't any imagery.

Dr. Mueller: Oh, I see. Well William... Well I think that if we follow this other procedure, William...

I'm not absolutely sure, but I have a feeling that this really help clarify the image so that we can see the certain features of the subject.

Now we have the form, we have the face, we have... we know... We know... the human form.

However we must be able to... the facial features ...identify the subject.

I don't know who... Just a minute William. What's that?

William: What's that doctor?

Dr. Mueller: No, no, William, I'm... Somebody is talking to you .

Dr. Mueller: Nathaniel? There's a fellow here, William. He says his name is Nathaniel.

He says he knows you and you know him.

William: Nathaniel? I don't know anybody by the name of Nathaniel.

Dr. Mueller: He says he knows you.

William: I don't recall knowing anybody.

Eventually, William recalls Nathaniel but is not able to get in medial contact with him.

By having Dr. Mueller as inter-mediator William and Nathaniel were able to speak through the Spiricom about

childhood memories and pranks they they had done together for more than 50 years ago.

In the next conversation William and Dr. Mueller talk about more mundane things, like carrots and sauerkraut.

William: Yeah, I just turned on the tape recorder, doctor.

Dr. Mueller: Oh, very well William.

William: You said to hurry back and I did. That has been exactly one week ago.

Dr. Mueller: Ho, ho, ho.

William: Yes, ho, ho, ho yourself.

William: The cold weather has left us, temporarily.
Anyway, it's raining and it's nice and warm.

Of course, you never know what to expect.

I'm gonna try to put in a little garden this year.

Dr. Mueller: Oh, wonderful! Send me a couple of carrots.

William: What's that again?

Dr. Mueller: I said you have to send me a couple of carrots.

William: A couple of what?

Dr. Mueller: A couple of carrots.

William: Oh, carrots

Dr. Mueller: Yes, William. Also a nice head of lettuce

William: A nice head of lettuce? I'm not gonna plant acres, doctor.

What's that? I think you were talking at the same time I was.

Dr. Mueller: Perhaps I said... some cabbage. I like fried cabbage. Oh, I love fried cabbage.

William: Fried cabbage. Well, I like sauerkraut.

Dr. Mueller: O'boy, do you know what sauerkraut will do?

William: Yes, I do.

You know, doctor. I never thought I'd see the day when I could... he, he... O'boy...

Talk to someone like you in the way we are doing.

And lets say ten years ago, if someone told me this was possible,
I would recommend that they be send to funny farm.

Dr. Mueller: Well, perhaps you are right.

Who was this Dr. Mueller, who exudes such strength and character, but also a sense of humor?

Well, he was an electrical engineer and physicist and associate professor of engineering science and mathematics

at Orange Cost College in California, the last three years of his life.

This photo is from that time.

To prove that he was Dr. Mueller he told William and Meek about the social security number he had when he was alive.

He also told them where to find his death certificate,

information about his school days, his employments and about a book he wrote.

He also asked William and Meek to call different telephone numbers.

After some research, his data was verified, sometimes with astonishing results.

After a few years the contacts with Dr. Mueller ceased to occur and the Spiricom went silent.

It remained quiet even though the researchers made great efforts to develop it further.

As we shall see, Dr. Mueller will return.

But this time, in the spring of 1991, he unexpectedly appears on the TV screen of some border scientists in Germany.

Before we head back to Europe again, and the scientists there

we will listen to one of the last conversations with Dr. Mueller via the Spiricom.

Dr. Mueller: William?

William: Yes, sir?

Dr. Mueller: Did you make that telephone call yet?

William: No, sir.

Dr. Mueller: Well, I insists that you do, William. Now you must understand one thing, William.

William: Yes, sir?

Dr. Mueller: I will not be here forever. I can not guaranty how long I can be right here.

However, I will always do my best. Do you understand, William?

William:Yes, sir.

Dr. Mueller: There's a time and a place for everything.

So, as I have mentioned before, this is something I think you should be aware of.

In the next episode
Otto König and Klaus Schreiber
Maggy and Jules Harsch-Fischbach

Produced by
Shekinah Media
In 1991
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