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The Dream Factory hypnotist
For a long time, my tongue was bound by an oath - not to disclose that terrible case, which several people witnessed: two Japanese professors from the Tokyo Energy Institute, the film crew of the Japanese television company NTV, headed by director Ogawa-san, writer from Yekaterinburg Viktor Myasnikov, translator from Japanese Natalia Erofeeva and the author of this story.
In 1997, my article about Alyoshenka was published in Komsomolskaya Pravda. After that publication, our scientists and filmmakers called me, but - for lack of money in those difficult times - none of them could go to Kyshtym. Then all sorts of foreigners called, ready - for an excess of money - to embark on the Ural expedition. And I preferred to take the wealthiest Japanese to the Urals.
In the summer of 1998, the Japanese television company NTV flew to Moscow with its scientists. Their professors first of all wished to meet with one secret and well-known in the West Moscow academician Mark Avraamovich Milkhiker. He is also a great hypnotist, he is also a blood relative of Sigmund Freud.
Upon arrival in the city of Kyshtym, Mark Avraamovich showed himself to be the supreme master of his craft - which will truly be confirmed by the administration of the local madhouse.
And the story came out like this: our whole team came to this very madhouse in order to meet with patient Tamara Vasilyevna Prosvirina, who then sheltered the alien Alyoshenka. But the mad-dom bosses behaved extremely inadequately: "It is impossible, and that's it!" And then Academician Milhiker got down to business. In just two minutes, he calmed and hypnotized the deputy head physician along with her retinue. He ordered to bring the sick Prosvirina, and the command was immediately executed.
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It was strange to listen to how the Japanese were interviewing Tamara Prosvirina, and the deputy head physician standing next to her with dim eyes only quietly apologized that she could not allow a meeting with Tamara Prosvirina, since she was being held under some kind of special control.
The power of suggestion
Tamara Prosvirina was clearly unhealthy, but calm. When asked, she muttered one thing: “Alyoshenka and I went there together. They took us away. She also tried to explain how difficult it is for her (from there!) To talk to us.
We, of course, wanted to take off the mummy, and the next day we gathered in Kamensk-Uralsky to see the ufologist Semenkova, who took the dried humanoid. But Academician Milkhiker went into the astral plane and prophetically explained that Semenkov was far away, and the dead man was in the city …
The Japanese did not heed, they decided not to change their plans. And in the evening we found the sick daughter-in-law Tamara Prosvirina, also named Tamara, who had seen Alyoshenka still alive. Daughter-in-law Tamara is a closed woman, in her entire life she has not been further from Kyshtym to Chelyabinsk. At the sight of the Japanese, she was terribly confused and answered questions scanty. True, she agreed to Milhiker's proposal to lie on the bed and enter into hypnotic intimacy with him. And already under hypnosis and a TV camera, Tamara colorfully outlined the alien, but most importantly, she indicated where to look for the mummy.
“I’m flying over the city,” she raved in her sleep and waved her wings like a bird.
- What is the name of the city ?! - Academician Milhiker tortured her with a cry.
- I don’t know …
- Fly to the station, what is written there at the station ?!
- Oo-oo-oo, - Tamara soared blissfully, and then with difficulty read: - Eka-te-rin-burg.
- Where is the mummy ?! - shouted Milhiker.
Through long howls, indistinct words went, from which it followed that the woman saw a monument to Pushkin, next to the Christmas tree, and across the square there was a large institute with an arch, which institute she could not read. There is a secret laboratory at the institute, headed by Semenkova's acquaintance, Zavyalov. He studies the biochemical composition of the mummy, prepares a certificate to the Americans in order to sell Alyoshenka in the USA for thirty or three hundred something … I think, for three hundred thousand dollars.
While we are looking for Alyoshenka, the Japanese 3D printed him. Twice a year, Tokyo hosts the Wonder Fest, for which figures of popular characters are specially made - mainly from anime films. In 2010, the Kyshtym humanoid turned out to be among the fantasy warriors, knights, assault witches and other merry evil spirits. On the flyer there is a call: “Order safely! There is still a stock! Photo: blogs.yahoo.co.jp/asaka0704/61386010.html
Dead man in the city
The next morning we went to Kamensk-Uralsky, and Milkhiker to Moscow - urgent filming.
Greater surrealism than in Kamensk-Uralsky, I really have not seen anywhere else. Everything here is according to the law of the city of Zero. As soon as we entered the city (having reeled off 200 kilometers from Kyshtym), our path was blocked by a large funeral procession of almost a hundred humming cars full of hair-cut, pumped-up guys.
We shuddered, recalled Milkhiker's prediction - a dead man is in the city. Regarding the funeral, the local newspaper later explained to us that the day before yesterday the celebration was opened in the city and they gave a signal from the flare gun with just one shot. The deceased, like everyone else, raised his head in order to look at the rocket, and it fell right into his open mouth …
We came home to Semenkova. Met a youthful and sober husband, calm and indifferent. He explained that since Galina took the alien in Kyshtym, she had not come home for a year. Occasionally he calls and asks how you are doing. But from where he is calling - no one knows, and what interest is he, her husband, where is his wife calling from?
On the next sultry day we showed up in Yekaterinburg. We were looking for a monument to Pushkin for a long time, drenched in sweat, dragging equipment. All journalists were interviewed in the House of Press. Nobody has heard of the monument. Many assured that there was never a monument to Pushkin in Yekaterinburg. Fortunately, the local writer Viktor Myasnikov, already through a survey of the ubiquitous homeless people, found out that there is a monument in a certain overgrown park! We arrived - for sure! Plaster and nondescript, behind a cast-iron fence, barely visible from behind the bushes - curly Pushkin!
I was quite stunned - how was it that under hypnosis a woman who had never been to this city suddenly saw Pushkin ?! And then everything converges there: the trees, the square, opposite - the "mailbox" of the Research Institute Tyazhmash.
… After that, by deceit, Myasnikov and I entered this institution and found … the head of the laboratory by the name of Zavyalov! When asked about the Kyshtym mummy, Mr. Zavyalov was seriously wary and, as it seemed to me, was already ready to repent of something, not knowing who we really are. But then the devil pulled me out of the journalist's certificate, and this very reassured our interlocutor.
To all subsequent questions: "Do you know Semenkov?", "Are you studying the mummy?" - he answered mysteriously, even with a mockery: "Maybe yes, maybe not …" And soon he completely closed.
Milhiker then went to his daughter-in-law Tamara, flew with her to the astral plane and brought the most disappointing news: the mummy was sold to the American military laboratory NJJ, located on the islands of New Zealand.
A certain professor Novar Khimor works with her, tall, slender, blue-eyed, born in 1947.
… Mark Avraamovich Milhiker himself died several years ago. Here's a story.
Where did it all start?
"Pretty" humanoid
In September 1996, the newspaper "Kyshtymsky Rabochy" published an article "Alyoshenka, cute, who are you?" It began like this:
“A strange creature was discovered last summer in the village of Kaolinovy. He was found in the apartment of the mentally ill Tamara Vasilievna Prosvirina. It lay on the bed, wrapped in a rag … The hostess called him cute Alyosha. This Alyoshenka had a helmet-shaped head, as if folded from four petals. In the middle there is a keeled fold, smoothly turning into the nose. The glandular body resembled in color the screen of an off TV. Hands looked like feet, and fingers were crowned with thin claws."
At the end, the author (Olga Rudakova) asked: “What is this? Or who? Mutant or representative of an extraterrestrial civilization? The question remains open. Perhaps time will give the answer."
The time of the answer did not give. And so the journalists of "KP" - Yekaterinburg "decided to find the mysterious creature twenty years later. Where did Alyoshenka go and was he at all?"
While they are on the trail of a humanoid in the Urals, the special correspondent of "KP" Nikolai Varsegov in Moscow decided to break the oath he had made many years ago …
