In the Garden of Rot Read Online Free
Author: Sara Green
people left, so it just looked like this casual get together. We were all polite and that was that.
SAM: It was a little misunderstanding that night. We were all drinking. Nice thing was no one sold us out when the cops came. You know, we were both standing there and I think sometimes people just get mad and some people freak when they think there’s going to be a fight. No punches were thrown. It just got intense for a moment. I know I wasn’t that drunk. I knew to back off.
Speaking with an attendee to Will’s bonfires the reason for the fight was actually far more interesting than just a slight misunderstanding.
ALISON P.: (Sam) was trying to tell ghost stories or something and it was creeping out some of the college girls that were there. He wouldn’t stop. He was real drunk. I think he started drinking real early that day. He was drunk since he got there. And so when Brandon told him to stop, he wouldn’t. And Sam went off about what he knows and what he’s seen and that he had proof. It was pretty intense and they ended up wrestling. Sam kept saying he knew judo and was going to rape (Brandon) and yeah drunk guys.
BRANDON: He was just drunk and being an ass. You know. That’s all it was. I’ve gone to a couple more. Don’t think I’ve seen (Sam) there in ages. Probably for the best. No one really liked him.
WILL: Sam wore out his welcome, sure. Sure, that sounds about right. But no one would tell him to leave if he had come. He was busy with his kid after that I think. I think people, mankind as a whole, we’re always growing away from each other. I think if more people just moved on there wouldn’t be as many problems. Maybe we’d be more understanding if we kept walking in other shoes instead of trying to put the same ones on for a lifetime.
SAM: I got married, had a baby, and really if you’ve had a kid, you’d know. You don’t have that time to kill anymore. Any second you get you want it to yourself. I guess I missed going to (Will’s) bonfires but you know other things were going on. Maybe the next one.
Are you two still friends today?
SAM: Yeah don’t know why we wouldn’t be. He’s one of those guys I can call up and it’ll be like old times. Just a matter of finding time you know?
WILL: No.
8. THE MAKING
When I started researching this video I only personally knew one person who had seen the video. He dismissed it as an Internet hoax. There was a popular video that defied the special effects we were accustomed to in movies at the time in which a cellular phone is microwaved and suddenly reveals a demon’s head before it smashes through the microwave. I sought it out because the same person who said it was a hoax still said, “It’s still creepy as all hell.” And as I started digging into the story, I definitely saw myself becoming obsessed with the idea that it could be real and that’s why it was removed. But if you can find any comments or anyone who saw it, the reaction is always unanimously the same. It is fake. But the fight Sam started at the bonfire in 2010 was instigated by him claiming to have ‘proof’ of the supernatural. These were the same comments he allegedly made when the video was originally posted on Vimeo and later on YouTube. That it was proof .
Here’s where things get interesting. The location they chose to film their special effect video was actually a well-known spot for paranormal activity according to me people and even websites detailing hauntings in the Richmond area.
Orbs were the most reported instance. Orbs are the spectral phenomenon of translucent spheres moving erratically through the air. They have been linked to dead souls (as they are often photographed in cemeteries) and even Dryad Fairies. But most orbs, as any professional photographer could tell you, are merely a result of camera flash and or how the camera lens picks up light off of dust or moisture in the air.
Other people have
SAM: It was a little misunderstanding that night. We were all drinking. Nice thing was no one sold us out when the cops came. You know, we were both standing there and I think sometimes people just get mad and some people freak when they think there’s going to be a fight. No punches were thrown. It just got intense for a moment. I know I wasn’t that drunk. I knew to back off.
Speaking with an attendee to Will’s bonfires the reason for the fight was actually far more interesting than just a slight misunderstanding.
ALISON P.: (Sam) was trying to tell ghost stories or something and it was creeping out some of the college girls that were there. He wouldn’t stop. He was real drunk. I think he started drinking real early that day. He was drunk since he got there. And so when Brandon told him to stop, he wouldn’t. And Sam went off about what he knows and what he’s seen and that he had proof. It was pretty intense and they ended up wrestling. Sam kept saying he knew judo and was going to rape (Brandon) and yeah drunk guys.
BRANDON: He was just drunk and being an ass. You know. That’s all it was. I’ve gone to a couple more. Don’t think I’ve seen (Sam) there in ages. Probably for the best. No one really liked him.
WILL: Sam wore out his welcome, sure. Sure, that sounds about right. But no one would tell him to leave if he had come. He was busy with his kid after that I think. I think people, mankind as a whole, we’re always growing away from each other. I think if more people just moved on there wouldn’t be as many problems. Maybe we’d be more understanding if we kept walking in other shoes instead of trying to put the same ones on for a lifetime.
SAM: I got married, had a baby, and really if you’ve had a kid, you’d know. You don’t have that time to kill anymore. Any second you get you want it to yourself. I guess I missed going to (Will’s) bonfires but you know other things were going on. Maybe the next one.
Are you two still friends today?
SAM: Yeah don’t know why we wouldn’t be. He’s one of those guys I can call up and it’ll be like old times. Just a matter of finding time you know?
WILL: No.
8. THE MAKING
When I started researching this video I only personally knew one person who had seen the video. He dismissed it as an Internet hoax. There was a popular video that defied the special effects we were accustomed to in movies at the time in which a cellular phone is microwaved and suddenly reveals a demon’s head before it smashes through the microwave. I sought it out because the same person who said it was a hoax still said, “It’s still creepy as all hell.” And as I started digging into the story, I definitely saw myself becoming obsessed with the idea that it could be real and that’s why it was removed. But if you can find any comments or anyone who saw it, the reaction is always unanimously the same. It is fake. But the fight Sam started at the bonfire in 2010 was instigated by him claiming to have ‘proof’ of the supernatural. These were the same comments he allegedly made when the video was originally posted on Vimeo and later on YouTube. That it was proof .
Here’s where things get interesting. The location they chose to film their special effect video was actually a well-known spot for paranormal activity according to me people and even websites detailing hauntings in the Richmond area.
Orbs were the most reported instance. Orbs are the spectral phenomenon of translucent spheres moving erratically through the air. They have been linked to dead souls (as they are often photographed in cemeteries) and even Dryad Fairies. But most orbs, as any professional photographer could tell you, are merely a result of camera flash and or how the camera lens picks up light off of dust or moisture in the air.
Other people have
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