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2nd April 2007, 02:43 AM
Well, now it's officially diagnosed as paranoia. I'm talking about Jeff Hill, aka Shure. There was an article about him in the Somerset County Newspaper.
He has a website www.pumpitout.com (http://www.pumpitout.com). There he publishes recorded phone calls. Recently he has harrassed recidents of Somerset County and published the recorded phone calls without their knowledge. The residents, including Val McClatchey are furious. Hill has been trying to lure the residents into admitting, that the smoke plume photo is fake.
But the end of the article gives further insight to Mr. Hill's persona.
He said he first became interested in Sept. 11 theories when he accidentally stumbled across a Web site that claimed Building 7 of the World Trade Center fell too quickly.
Soon he became obsessed with discovering what he describes as “the turth” about Sept. 11. He said he was put on sick leave from his job at Dell Computers, where he took phone calls for technical assistance.
Hill said he was sent to a doctor for psychological help. Doctors said he was “uptight” and “paranoid,” and they prescribed him “happy pills,” which he never took. He said he doesn't know what it would take to get his job back and at present he is in the process of being put on disability.
http://www.dailyamerican.com/articles/2007/03/31/news/sunday/news03.txt
He has a website www.pumpitout.com (http://www.pumpitout.com). There he publishes recorded phone calls. Recently he has harrassed recidents of Somerset County and published the recorded phone calls without their knowledge. The residents, including Val McClatchey are furious. Hill has been trying to lure the residents into admitting, that the smoke plume photo is fake.
But the end of the article gives further insight to Mr. Hill's persona.
He said he first became interested in Sept. 11 theories when he accidentally stumbled across a Web site that claimed Building 7 of the World Trade Center fell too quickly.
Soon he became obsessed with discovering what he describes as “the turth” about Sept. 11. He said he was put on sick leave from his job at Dell Computers, where he took phone calls for technical assistance.
Hill said he was sent to a doctor for psychological help. Doctors said he was “uptight” and “paranoid,” and they prescribed him “happy pills,” which he never took. He said he doesn't know what it would take to get his job back and at present he is in the process of being put on disability.
http://www.dailyamerican.com/articles/2007/03/31/news/sunday/news03.txt