Attention Mike Mott

Mike,

The following cross post from Steve Wingate is right-down-your-alley.

DD

Steve Wingate wrote:

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This is part of a coverstation I had last night with
my friend Bill, a down to earth ex air force man who's
seen enough things to know we are not alone. Anyway,
this has to do with Antarctica, it's kinda spooky, so
I thought I'd share it with you. Joe

Joe: Havent heard anything more about vostok lately.
It's been hushed up.

Bill: Yeh! I noticed that. When I was working with old
navy divers working on Ice Harbor dam I heard an
interesting story. They were in the Antartic diving in
a secret location way below the ice. They wouldn't say
where. They had one buddy that was deep and panicked
when something came at him. Whatever it was got him.
They said it was not a whale or shark because it was
in a fresh water lake. Inland. These guys had been
professional divers their whole life. Made me realize
that these guys were either diving in Vostok or there
is a similar place somewhere else in the Anartic that
is secret. They said they refused to work any more at
that location and the Navy flew them out debriefed and
discharged them. But it was supposed to be quite close
to McMurdo station and that is a long way from Vostok.
I listened real good. As you know stories are what
keep me going. Yeh! they were diving at the dam
working for me. I was the forman. They were doing the
underwater work on the new spillways. When they were
out of the water decompressing I would chat with them
and this story came out. Yeh! It rang my bell at the
time. In light of the Vostok story it has renewed my
interest in the conversation. Strange goings on at the
bottom of the world. They said that the guy underwater
said a few words. "It's horrible I don't have a
chance!" and "don't come down here." before he
screamed. I would like to know the real story on that
one. You know that these sorts of things contain only
a grain of the real facts. But these guys were so
serious. And they were a couple of real serious first
rate people. I'm sure about the fatality they were too
serious about that.

Joe: The facility wasnt the McMurdo station, but
somewhere else?

Bill: No Lake Vostok is way up in the central part of
Anartica in the region the Russians have claimed.
McMurdo is on the western coastline. Somewhere close
to McMurdo in fresh water. I know that there is no
such known place. But I'm remembering them saying
something about fresh water in caves. And that it was
secret. I remember the conversation started with me
talking about Ham Radio and how my favorite radio
contact had been with McMurdo station on CW. These two
guys were real interested.

Check out Bill's site for some other interesting
stories: http://www.starshipalpha.com

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Dean, thanks for posting this.

This is very interesting, and has a definite Lovecraftian feel to it.
It is in fact reminiscent of several of his stories, especially "At the
Mountains of Madness," which is set in Antarctica.

I wonder what large and deadly beast the diver encountered? A
giant salamander, perhaps? A creature large enough to take a
diver would have to have a regular diet of relatively large
creatures, which speaks for an abundant subterranean
biosphere....I wonder if we can get more verification, or details,
on this story? Or if the U.S. Military has any records of
"unexplained" drowning-while-diving accidents in Antarctica?

--Mike