The original post: /r/aliens by /u/diaryofsnow on 2024-10-05 12:54:26.
I know very few will believe what I'm going to tell you, and that's exactly why I want to post this. I want someone; anyone, to fact check me to the fullest extent and see what you can find, because there are little to no clues left from this story at this point. That's why I'm telling it.
My father invested heavily in a business relationship with a man named Lynwood Moody, around 2008-2011. At the time, I was only told they were working on some kind of new windmill. They were operating a company called Pneu Hydro, which didn't exist. Here is the only available info I've ever found on this specific business, since there are others with the exact same name.
It wasn't until my dad brought me one day to the "lab" located on Loring Air Force Base in Limestone, Maine that I realized this had nothing to do with windmills. Inside this unmarked building was a large glass box, around 6 feet by 6 feet. I was told the box was made of bulletproof glass similar to what you'd see on military helicopters. Inside the box was what literally looked like a miniature disc-shaped UFO. It was white, with a blue LED ring that went around the perimeter. I asked what it was and this is exactly what I was told:
- It creates energy from nothing, essentially, and can output continuously to an insane degree.
- It had already once exploded, hence the box
- It was described to me as a battery, that could power literally anything - cars, houses, nuclear weapons.
At this point in my life I had a slight interest in UFOs, but had never even heard of free energy. As a quick side note, it wasn't until I watched Steven Greer's documentary on lost tech that I saw a picture that looked like what I saw - in the doc they called it a Toroidal Generator. I can imagine on the inside of the "ufo shell" it looked a lot like this, but I never saw it opened up. I've only ever seen the device on this one occasion, when I finally learned that this entire business had nothing to do with windmills. Yes, they were working on energy, but a different kind.
The story could stop here but it doesn't. Some of you can guess what happens next. This information was of course relayed by my father, I was not a direct witness.
Lynwood and his other business partner (who lives in NY but was working on this in Maine) were visited suddenly by officials claiming to be from the Department of Homeland Security. They asked to come in and said they'd received a report he was attempting to build a weapon of mass destruction. Some agents questioned him while two others looked at the device - the important part is I was told these two specifically had credentials from the Department of Energy.
A few days later, Lynwood Moody was dead. Official story was heart attack while shoveling and he fell in a snow bank. That part I would believe - he was an older man. The problem is the device was currently being stored in NY after the surprise visit to keep it hidden, and it was in the possession of the much younger business partner. He also died. I've never found an obituary, but my dad tells me his death was ruled a suicide despite the fact it appears he bled out in his own home from a cut on his leg or something bizarre like that. The device went missing from his house following his death.
My dad has since been extremely secretive, he lives in another state and won't discuss this over text or calls. He's rightfully worried that he's been monitored ever since.
I'm only posting this to provide a slight bit of credibility (to anyone who chooses to accept this as fact, and I don't expect that) that the DOE is involved, possibly even in hits.
