Call made to "Bill M."
"Magistar"
Church of Satan
20 yrs.
guest of George Noory
host of
Coast to Coast AM
listen for growl in middle and at end...
10/23/22
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GOD
is my
BOSS
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I Was Pulled From Allatoona Lake
by The Hand of God!
Metro Atlanta
October 4, 2022
The Lake was as smooth as glass. We were the only boats on the water. I got hit in my canoe today.
When I heard and
saw the bass boat start up - way over on the other side of the lake, I noticed the bow pointing at me, but I kept on fishing.
Suddenly, the bass boat got very loud. I looked over my right shoulder and saw the hull. It was blocking the sky, rising up out of the lake, and right on top of me!
I was yelling as loud as I could, and thought that either I was about to die - or this was really going to hurt, and I was going to be crippled for the rest of my life.
I turned my back. The bow of the bass boat then slammed into the side of my canoe - only a foot away from me. The canoe flipped over, and I flew into the air and went into the lake.
Then face down, I could feel a sharp sting as my snapped fishing pole whipped me. Immense weight began pushing me deeper, and I could feel my spine being scraped.
As I looked toward the bottom of the lake, and heard the water splashing inside my head, the intensity of pain and pressure was released as I envisioned a rope or heavy test fishing line pulling me to the surface.
I felt really good - like an itch was being scratched, and I had tingling in my gut, fingertips and toes.
When my head popped out of the water, I saw the driver staring at me and I thought I was dead - broken, torn apart and imagining all of this. I was hanging on to my upside down canoe in water when I realized
, "I'm okay by the grace of God!'
The driver of the boat grabbed my hand and pulled me and my canoe to the bank then he went back out and retrieved my floating paddle, jacket, seat and gator hat. He came back to the bank and got off his boat, and seemed to be bracing himself for a beating.
As I tried to shake his hand he pointed out to me that he had been distracted by a fishing hook stuck in his hand. I shook it anyways.
He stared at me in disbelief and said "I just ran over you!", and he asked me if I was hollering. I answered," Yes", and he asked me if I was okay. I told him I was fine, but lost my fishing pole, cellphone, and a lucky bass.
He reached into his wallet and gave me $100 bill and handed me a rod and reel combo.
He said, "That's a really nice one," as he gave it to me, and I shook his hand again and said, "Thank you, we're cool..."