...ESPIONAGE:
THE CRUCIAL EVIDENCE...
...Getting to the heart of the Somerton Man case has been extremely challenging. And I know I am not alone in that position. But today in this post you will see the solid evidence that proves beyond any reasonable doubt that Lieutenant Alf Boxall and Jestyn belonged to an intelligence unit. Let me make it clear from the outset that I do not think that either of these two people was anything other than good and honest and who served their country well.
ESPIONAGE: THE PROOF
You need to watch the clip past the 35 seconds mark, you'll see how the random pieces of the Anamorphic puzzle suddenly change shape and become letters and numbers.
In the video above, the message is hidden in plain sight using a technique that's been around for centuries and is known as Anamorphic writing.
It's all about perspective, the angle at which you view apparent random markings on the edge of a book. Holbein in his artwork, The Ambassadors, used it effectively when he incorporated a human skull in the work but it could only be seen from a side view. (Link Here)
Yesterday I posted under the headline 'IGNITION', the Somerton Man case which has for too long been in the doldrums courtesy of yet another unsubstantiated claim. The image was of the seated figure and the Fez, it showed a concealment technique known as Steganography, a Greek word meaning 'Covered Writing'. And that's exactly what was shown in the image. Not hidden in plain sight but hidden beneath ink.
What is the impact of this new evidence, can we say it's new? It's always been there but I only uncovered it recently. The implications are significant, we now have a confirmed espionage link, both Alf and Jestyn were 'in the business'. Having spent time on this issue, my thoughts are that Alf was the trainer, the book was the course notes, and he trained Jestyn and possibly others in the fine art of concealment. If you check out the records of the Water Transport group, you will find a strong link between the unit and Military Intelligence.
So today we have shown the second concealment method, it may surprise you to know that on the Inscription and Title pages of this book, I found a total of seven different types of concealment.
This puts the notion that Carl Webb was the Somerton Man in much greater doubt than it was before.
So today we have shown the second concealment method, it may surprise you to know that on the Inscription and Title pages of this book, I found a total of seven different types of concealment.
This puts the notion that Carl Webb was the Somerton Man in much greater doubt than it was before.