Derrell Sims April 11th 2026 With Guest Host Joshua Stark

Guest Host: Joshua Stark
 

Guest: Derrell Sims
 

Topic: Human Alien encounters and Abductees
 

Derrell Sims is a Certified Master Hypnotherapist, Certified Hypnotic Anesthetist, Certified Master Neurolinguistic Practitioner, international speaker, licensed private investigator in the state of Texas and researcher of alleged human/alien encounters. His discoveries of the alleged alien implantation and fluorescence found on abductees, following reported contact by alien entities, are but two finds that his Medical/Scientific Team explores.In 1994, a writer reviewing his work created the name, “Alien Hunter.” Mr. Sims’ primary work is gathering physical evidence from cases of alleged human/alien contact. He is an advisor/investigator for the PARSEC organization. This is an Italy based organization of medical doctors, physicists, psychotherapists, and other professionals who invited Sims to come on board in 2000 to use his skills to complete professional investigations in psychological and physical evidence in this work. His presentations to medical, scientific and college conferences as well as the public at large, show compelling approaches to human/alien encounters. His extensive training and experience in investigative approaches and therapeutic interventions allows him to select the right approach for the individual and the event.Website: thealienhunter.com

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:57):
Good morning or evening wherever you may be. From the
Bluff City of Memphis, Tennessee. This is Joshua Stark filling
in for Carl Richardson and your listening to Midnight Frequency Radio.
Our guest this evening is Daryl Simms. Daryl Simms is
a certified Master Hypnotherapist, certified hypnotic anesthesis, certified Master neuro

(01:21):
Linguistic practitioner, international speaker, licensed private investigator in the State
of Texas, and researcher of alleged human alien encounters. His
discoveries of the alleged alien implantation and fluorescence found on
abductees following reported contact by alien entities are but two

(01:43):
finds that his medical scientific team explores. In nineteen ninety four,
a writer reviewing his work created the name alien Hunter.
Mister sims primary work is gathering physical evidence from cases
of alleged human alien contact. He is an advisor investigator
for the Parsik Organization. This is an Italy based organization

(02:07):
of medical doctors, physicists, psychotherapists and other professionals who invited
Sims to come on board in two thousand to use
his skills to complete professional investigations in psychological and physical
evidence in this work. His presentations to medical, scientific and

(02:28):
college conferences, as well as the public at large, show
compelling approaches to human alien encounters. His extensive training and
experience in investigative approaches and therapeutic interventions allows him to
select the right approach for the individual and the event.

(02:48):
Darryl Simms, the alien Hunter, Welcome to the show.

Speaker 2 (02:53):
Well, I'm delight here.

Speaker 1 (02:54):
Absolutely delighted to be talking to you tonight. For those
of you who don't know, name as Joshua Stark. Normally
I'm on Dark Matter News for the show, filling in
for Carl Richardson tonight. We'll check in with him later on.
He is at the Ozark Mountain UFO conference. But Darryl Simms,
good to have you on the show tonight. Let's get

(03:17):
into it. What first led you into investigating alien abductions.

Speaker 2 (03:22):
Well, it's the I guess. The primary reason was my
son was abducted at six years old and had a
horrific event, and so that technically changed me from a
concerned father to an alien hunter. At tech point, I

(03:45):
wanted to find out who they were, what they were doing,
how they're doing it. And the current answers I found
in the UFO community weren't sufficient for me. So I
being a former cop and been in the Central Tellon
Sany for two years in the military, I used those
skills and the tradecraft and other things to find out

(04:08):
a lot more about the alien and that's why I'm
here tonight.

Speaker 1 (04:11):
That's absolutely amazing. You were a former police officer, former
CIA operative.

Speaker 2 (04:19):
I was. I. I volunteered during the Vietnam War for
the war effort in nineteen sixty eight. And while I
was in advanced individual training that's you go to basic
training first and then you go to your school after that.
And I was in military police school and the Central

(04:40):
Intelligence Atency did something that it's called sheep dipping. Basically
they dip into the sheep and take what they want
for their program and you basically disappear out of the
military for that period of time.

Speaker 1 (04:55):
That's great. That is amazing. So with your with your
investigations with these alien abductions, is there any specific case
that really convinced you that the phenomenon is real?

Speaker 2 (05:09):
Yeah, my own when I was four years old.

Speaker 1 (05:12):
So you were abducted at four?

Speaker 2 (05:14):
That is correct? Wow, I knew so much about my
son's situation. I was very upset by it. I thought,
after age seventeen, I had about ten events that occurred
from age four to seventeen. So for thirteen years there
I had about ten events that were pretty pretty disturbing.

(05:38):
And I never told much of any of it to
anybody because I didn't. I didn't I didn't want anybody
to know, and none of it made sense to me.
And long story short was after I got married and everything,
it all quit, and so I assumed that that was it.
Then they came and got my son one night about

(05:59):
two thirty in the morning, and I woke up, woke
up front the white word switched on, and ran through
the house past his room because I knew he wasn't
in there, and went past my daughter's room I knew
she was in there, and I found him standing looking
out the back window, and I watched him for quite

(06:22):
a while and asked him what he was doing. He said,
looking at the little red light out in the backyard.
And I realized that's a screen that they had already left.
So my wife come walking up about two thirty in
the morning, looking at him, looking at me, and said,
what's going on. Then I had to belly up to

(06:44):
the bar so to speak and tell her the story
about myself. And now they're coming after my son.

Speaker 1 (06:50):
So what did you tell her?

Speaker 2 (06:51):
What?

Speaker 1 (06:51):
Really? You know, you have a lot of people that
tell their stories, but it seems that it's hard to
get someone to lock in and believe. Did she do that?
And what did you tell her?

Speaker 2 (07:07):
Well? She did believe me. She was stunned at two
thirty in the morning. Sent her wondered what her son,
who never sleepwalks, is doing up in the middle of
the night. And so I told her, and I told
her that they had already left and what had happened
to me? So about an hour or so later, I
finished my story about the short version of what all

(07:29):
happened to me from age four till seventeen, where my
events ended violently at age seventeen, and I thought, that's it,
there's no more. But what happened initially when I was
aged four was I found myself sitting up in my

(07:50):
bed and I didn't wake up. It was like switched on,
like somebody turned me on. And at that point I
had not figured out that had already brought me back
through the wall. And the guy that was standing in
front of me, the alien was picked and leave, and
all of a sudden he realized and and he said

(08:10):
something from head to head mentally he said, it's awake,
and I realized that he's not talking to me. That's
the first time I learned a unique skill. I did
not know I had at the time, but but I've
used it ever since, and it's i'd used to use

(08:31):
the term hot mic. The hot mic is like when
you when like President Obama had they didn't realize they
had the microphone on when he was talking to President
Putin of the of the uss R, and he said,
it's okay, I'll take care of all that with you
whenever I get re elected. Oh wow, everybody realized he's

(08:53):
making he's making deals with this guy, and nobody's supposed
to know that. It's a big secret. So it's a
hot mic. What happened to me at age four, and
we still don't know why it happened, but it did.
I could hear him, the entity, talking to the others
that were in the room, and I could hear him

(09:13):
talking to me separately. In other words, whenever the alien
speaks to you, mentally say it won't heard, or which
it does, or any of these other things. You only
hear him speaking to you, and you're communicating with him,
so to speak. But what I heard and have been

(09:34):
hearing from the latter for the thirteen years where the
ten events occurred. Each time, I heard them speaking, and
I heard them talking among themselves what they're really doing
and really planning, versus what they would tell me. So
this was quite disconcerting to me because I realized that

(09:54):
all the UFOs stories i'd heard, you know, they either
say you know, it won't hurt, or what whatever is
a negative experience or a positive experience, you know, like
you're in the school of higher consciousness or whatever. Be
a story they want to tell you. People just buy
into it, good or bad. And I realized it didn't
make any difference what the story was they were telling us.

(10:16):
What they're discussing over here is vastly different than what
we're being told. So we got to got an inside
seat there for thirteen years.

Speaker 1 (10:25):
So you heard a totally different rhetoric than most abductees had.

Speaker 2 (10:31):
Correct, that is correct, and I'll describe from a age
four event because it's important. Got to realize this was
nineteen fifty two. I don't know of any movies that
were out there, monsters or space movies and that sort
of thing. My parents would allowed me to watch it
anyway if there was, but we were quite poor and

(10:55):
barely had a black and white TV. I mean, that's
that was it. So the entity that was there in
front of me, he said the person thing, he said,
it's awake, and I realized he's not talking to me.
It was me And he would normally say something like Darryl,

(11:16):
it won't hurt you. You're buying from wherever you know
whopper they wanted to tell you. And so anyway, as
I began to look at him, realize he's ball headed,
no hair, eyes were perfectly round, large black round eyes,
not the TV version eyes that we see today. Uh,

(11:39):
this was a different model. And that's that's a very
key word when impressed upon people to night. These are models.
They're made, hatch, clone and manufactured, and that's that's the
story behind him. But as I looked at him, his
eyes were shocking to look at because that's what they
used to program you. And uh, then my, I notice

(12:00):
he didn't have a nose. He's had two little pinholes
for a nose and a slip for a mouth. He
had a bony, little skinny neck. And then I noticed
he didn't have any memory glands, no nipples whatsoever. He
didn't have a belly button, and he didn't have a
t T. That's just the way little four year olds
would describe somebody, right, And of course as an investigator

(12:23):
later in life, I realized that if you don't have
a navel, uh, you weren't born.

Speaker 1 (12:30):
That's that's that's the yeah, that that's the way that
we are. Definitely, you know, we have to have an
umbilical Uh.

Speaker 2 (12:39):
Here's here's the question that if you don't have a well,
if you don't have a uh, they didn't. He didn't
have a t T, didn't have a genitalia, which means
you didn't you're you don't procreate, but also means that
you don't you're an aid and deprecate. You don't do
things like we do right?

Speaker 1 (12:57):
Right with these do you?

Speaker 3 (13:00):
Now?

Speaker 1 (13:01):
We have certain conventions when it comes to alien deduction.
We hear about grays. Are would these be considered grays?

Speaker 2 (13:10):
They would in that sense of the word, which is
interesting because the alien models have changed a little bit
over the last seventy years. Yeah, and a lot of
people are find that hard to believe. But they're actually models,
and they have been modified a little bit. Mine had

(13:32):
perfectly round eyes. I've only met one or two of
the people. One of them was in Chile that actually
had When I showed her the picture of the alien
with round eyes, she started crying because she said, no
one ever believed me because I totally we had round
eyes as well back in nineteen fifty two they did.
So anyway, it depends on the model and how you're approached.

(13:56):
But a lot of the aliens are not just great.
They're more of a ground a brownish, a tannish color, okay, gray,
but a lot of them are ten.

Speaker 1 (14:05):
Oh well, that's good to know. I You know, I
haven't had an experience. I haven't had an induction experience
or anything like that, but I find it fascinating that
other people have. What is your background? What prepared you
for this work? We talked about your days as a
police officer, we talked about the CIA. What is your

(14:29):
background and how did it prepare you for this?

Speaker 2 (14:34):
Well, Linda, when I was a military police officer for
three years, I was a senior military police officer, and
we investigate everything from murders to you name it, kidnappings
and everything else. In course, when I got into you
at Pope Phenomena, I'm realized, not a whole lot of
difference here. You still got a perpetrator, and you've still

(14:54):
got people kidnapping. And once in a while I'll get
somebody will, usually a lady will say there are good
aliens and there are bad aliens. Now, I'll say, let
me ask you a question, make a statement. I said,
whenever I rescue somebody from kidnapping, bring their child back
to them. And she said yes. I said. Parents never

(15:16):
looked at me and said, Darryl, there are good kidnappers
and there are bad kidnappers. That never enters into the question.
I said, So I'm wondering why you give these guys
huge leniency. I said, let me, let me put it
another way, And I got real blunt with her. I said,
is it okay if I set a trap and catch
me an alien? No, that's immoral. Why is it immoral

(15:40):
if I do it? But it's not immoral if they
do it. You're not making any sense. And obviously you
hadn't yet. You haven't had your kids taken yet.

Speaker 1 (15:48):
Yeah. Absolutely, I definitely understand that there seems to be
this camp of people that almost want to be abducted.
Have you noticed that I have?

Speaker 2 (16:00):
In fact, after in nineteen ninety five, we did the
first two public surgeries removing the LED's alien implants, and
I took the implant with me back on the airplane.
Handed god, I swear to this. Sitting next to an
elderly guy and he said, what do you do for
a living? And I smiled and I said, I'm not

(16:24):
sure you really want to hear this, and he said, no,
I do. And I said, okay, I look for medical
and scientific evidence of LED human alien contact. He smiled
and said, well that's wonderful. He said, I'm a scientist.
And I said, well, you don't even believe what we
just did. And I told him about removing the two
alien implants from two of my abductees, and he said,

(16:46):
you got them with you? And I pulled up this
little canister I had and said, yeah, here they are
right here. And he said, oh my god. He said,
you know what you need to do? And I said,
I think you were going to tell me. He said,
you need to reimplant that. I said, we're thinking about
doing something like that in a rabbit or an animal
or something we can monitor. And he said why an

(17:09):
animal And I said, well, because that's that would be
more of a correct way to do it. He said,
I said, you have something a little more exotic in mine.
He said yes, he said a human. And I said,
did you have someone in mind? Hand to God true
story on the airplane. He said yeah, me, Oh my goodness,

(17:29):
And I said, he said, I said, you want to
You want contact with the alien. You think if they
meet you, they'll realize you're not one of these stupid
little whining abductees said, or crying about their event, or
delusional about their event, about them being from planet van
Lawn or something coming to save the Earth, none of

(17:51):
which they've done. And anyway, he says, well, how do
you know so much about me? I said, I can
read people like a book, right, He said, okay, read me.
I said, you're you're an advanced flow of recrution. His
face turned white as a sheet. How did you know that?
I never told you that? I said, I told you
I could read people, and said, that's the o reason

(18:14):
you want the implants stole im mute.

Speaker 1 (18:16):
So these implants, I'm going to go off on a
tangent here real quick. These implants, What are they? What
do they look like? And what are they made of?

Speaker 2 (18:29):
H Well, the real answer to that question what are
Let's see, we found implants that were metal rare meteorites,
different types of metals, some ferris, some non ferrous. And
that's in the same person.

Speaker 1 (18:46):
Oh wow.

Speaker 2 (18:47):
And then we found some of the So the ocular
implant was housing for it, not the implant itself, because
they got the the We think it looked like a
little tiny egg about the side of a seed with
the end of it open. We think that was a
biological camera was insighte it and that they were watching

(19:10):
or abductees for a three day period with that. But anyway,
the lady that had the implant in her eye rubbed
her eye at work and her boss said, what's the problem.
She says, I've had this grain of sand or something
in my eye all night. He scrubbed her eye until
they heard a definitive click as it fell out of

(19:31):
her eye, landed on the desk, and it was it
was made out of a ceramic like material, And her
boss said, what is that And the lady started to
sweep it off into the carpet. It's just a grain
of sand. She said, no, I want to see it.
And she said that investigator Daryl Simms your friend. She said, yeah,

(19:53):
said I want you to put that in the container
and give it to him. She said, no, I don't
want to do that. I want to get rid of it.
He said, you don't understand. If I called him and
he says that you didn't bring that to him, you're fired.

Speaker 1 (20:08):
Oh wow.

Speaker 2 (20:09):
He told us, you abductees have all got a program
implanted in each one of you, a mental program to ignore, hide,
or destroy your own evidence, he said, she said, and
you're doing it right now in front of me. I
remember what he said. So you take it to him
or you're fired. And she did. She gave it to
me and I had it looked at it with electron

(20:30):
microscope at the University of Uton right off the bat,
and what we found is it looks like a little
tiny egg with the end of it open where something
was in sight of it. And we think it was
a biological camera based on our best evidence.

Speaker 1 (20:43):
Okay, okay, that's fascinating. I've always wondered people have said
that they've gotten implanted, and they have implants, I've always
wondered what were they made out of? What were they
used for? That's really amazing. So just to continue on,
continue on with your investigations. What separates you from others

(21:08):
in the UFO field.

Speaker 2 (21:10):
Well, now that's that's a great question. Uh. There are
some good investigators out there, and so I'm happy with
them that they're doing their work. But most UFOs investigators
I've seen hunt UFO stories are upos with a laptop
and the camera. I hunt the pilots if we looked
at the UFO phenomena as a bus. To me, and

(21:32):
I told doctor Leo Sprinkle this when he was alive,
when I did to presentate for him and his university,
I said, I said, to me, the UFO community reminds
me of a bunch of dogs chasing a bus. They're
all barking and doing it at their own barking at
their own level, you know, bigger dogs and smaller dogs
and different kinds of dogs. So they all think they're

(21:54):
unique in that sense of the word. That's one of
these days that bus is going to stop and the
door's going to open and something's going to come out
of that bus, and all these little dogs are going
to be looking for a metaphorical fire hydrant, right, because
you're not prepared for what's coming off the bus.

Speaker 1 (22:11):
So what's coming off the bus?

Speaker 2 (22:13):
By onto pilots. So pilots, you're very sharp. Yeah, the
guy driving, Well, everybody sees upos and no one ever
asked a big question that seem to not answer. Rick.
They look at the UFO and they take pictures, they
analyze that, they do this, they do that. I mean,
we got a Prince of God does that too, and
that's good. But I don't I'm not concerned with the UFO.

(22:36):
I want to know who's driving. If I see a
bus going down the street and the windows were all
blacked out, it's pretty obvious to me somebody's driving the bus. Yes,
that's who I'm looking for.

Speaker 3 (22:50):
Ah.

Speaker 1 (22:50):
That that's amazing, That's absolutely amazing. You know, we talk
about all the UFOs, the UAPs, whatever you want to
talk about about it, and the thing is is that
there is always somebody driving the bus. Like you said,
with with your field, there has to be skeptics when

(23:13):
you when you talk to a skeptic, what is the
evidence that you present that tries that you try to
get that skeptic over to your side. What's the strongest
evidence that you have?

Speaker 2 (23:26):
First of all, good great question. I really like your questions, Joshua.
You're right on target, and anytime you're over the target,
you're going to pick up plaque. I mean that just happens.
You're flying dropping bombs. So to speak over a target,
you're you're going to get shot at. And so the

(23:47):
skeptics are. How was at at university in Kent in
the UK and a guy walks by. Notice my setup
of implants and all kinds of stuff, and he stopped
and looked at it. He's a professor there. He said,
this is the biggest bunch of crap I have ever
seen in my life. And I looked at him and

(24:10):
smiled and said, you you must be a psychic. So
I'm a scientist, I said, No, you're a psychic. I'm
a scientist. I'm a professor. Now I think you're I
think you're a psychic. Well why would you say that,
I said, because you already know the answered something before
you look at the evidence. Only a psychic could do that.

(24:31):
I'm a scientist and I said no, So I got
him on the defensive. You put him in back, put
him in the other car, so to speak. And he said,
now I'm a scientist. I said, then why didn't you
ask me about what kind of evidence you have to
support this? And you didn't ask me about falsibility. You
didn't ask me about anything. Any scientist would have asked

(24:52):
those questions first instead of attacking absolutely, well, you have
any evidence? And I said, of course to I said,
you see that folder over there, and said, you's got
four hundred pages in it. I said, four hundred pages
of so I could make work on some of our
implant work. I said, if you want to sit there
and read it, you're welcome to do that. But then

(25:14):
after you finished reading that, we'll have a discussion. Until then,
you don't know anything.

Speaker 1 (25:20):
Yeah, I mean, the thing is that is that there's
so much evidence out there, and it just seems like
to me, every time a skeptic comes in, you know
you have to you have to rehash things, and the
four hundred pages of text, how do you get them
to pay attention?

Speaker 2 (25:40):
You don't? Again, remember I said that the alien models
have changed a little bit over the seventy year period. Well,
the same thing happened when the UFO phen I'm gonna
started get getting pretty hot about nineteen late nineteen eighties
on up, I'd even move on mutual. UFO network didn't

(26:02):
even believe in abductions in the mid to late nineties.
They thought everybody believed in. They thought they were UFOs.
But there's a bus but no drivers, so to speak,
and they were having a real problem with the abduction pronomena.
Now everybody's on board. My point is that they're they're evolving.
They they they they didn't They didn't get to the

(26:26):
to the party early. They got there late. So my
point is that the skeptics came the same way. Joe
Nichol is a good example. Back in the nineteen nineties.
I met him on the Danny Bonaducci Show and they
had some odd balls and weirdos on the program, some
guy with a big turbine on his head talking about

(26:50):
contact with whatever from outer space. And they had me
sitting there and they said, mister zmzos to what's your
approach to this phenomenon? I said, well, we just finished
doing two surgery surgeries in Camillo, California, removing LED's alien
implants from two people, and we're looking at the medical

(27:13):
scientific evidence of that, and the skeptic right off the bot,
he said Joe Nichols. He said, Uh, well that's all fake,
that's all bullcrap. I said, there ain't none of that true.
And I said, now, how would you know that? If
you've never seen anything, never heard of anything, you don't
know anything, how do you come conclusions? The only way
you can do that is either be a psychic or
a liar, which one ar you.

Speaker 1 (27:35):
That's a good point.

Speaker 2 (27:35):
Why said, Well, you've got to give all that evidence
to us. I said, who made? Who died? Made?

Speaker 4 (27:41):
You?

Speaker 2 (27:42):
God? Why do I have to send you anything? I said,
there are scientists out there and others that I'm interested
in showing this evidence too. You're not one of them. Well,
I've got a degree, I said. I don't care what
your degree is. I said, you're a professional debunker. That's
what you do for a living. That's all you've done.
You go after people like Stanton Friedman myself. Freedman is

(28:04):
a nuclear physicist and engineer engineering and as you don't
care who they are. If the word UFO is mentioned,
you attack them. That's all that's all you do, and
that's your whole organization is about that. They it's called
psychops psych syops. And I said, I call it cyclops
because you're you've got one large eye and it's blind.

Speaker 1 (28:26):
Yeah. The thing is is that we have seen a
lot of a lot of skeptics over the years. You
mentioned one, and and the thing is is that they
just don't seem to have They seem to be banging
the same drum.

Speaker 2 (28:41):
Well the good the good answer to that is, uh,
doctor Gary Nolan, were the top professors at Stanford where
we've been with some of burs and he went he
went on a program here while back, which there are
hundreds of scientists I've been from the audience and they
were asking him quite field. Well, Gary, you know you

(29:03):
want asked you a question about the Stadian things. He said, okay.
He said on uh, do you believe that if this
alien exists? And he said yes, and they were all horrified.
He said, well, well, Gary, between one.

Speaker 4 (29:23):
And would you place your your you're you're believe in
that that there's truth in this and he said about
one hundred hundred and ten yeah, he said, Well, everybody
was stunned.

Speaker 2 (29:37):
I didn't know what to say. This is the top
guy with over fifty uh copyrights alone on on and
inventions that he's done in at Stanford alone, So nobody's
they're real careful about how they address him. And if
you listen to his personal story, when he was a
young boy, he had an event contact active into some

(30:00):
kind and he admits it openly. He said, I don't
know what it was, but something happened, he said, And
I was light awake and it wasn't sleep paralysis, and
he said, I don't know what it was, but it was.
So how can I deny the very thing that happened
to me.

Speaker 1 (30:14):
That's a good point. That's a good point. We are
live with Darryl Sims, the Alien Hunter on midnight frequency Radio.
We will be right back. This is Dark Matter News.

(31:07):
I'm Joshua Stark. A mysterious Cold War style numbers station
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The shortwave broadcast began just hours after fighting started in

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late February, featuring a voice speaking in Persian and repeatedly
reading strings of numbers at fixed times each day. The
signal has been detected across long distances and appears to
follow a structured, deliberate pattern. Experts say this type of
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operatives who can decode the message using a pre arranged key.
While modern communication methods exist, the numbers stations are still
considered extremely secure and nearly impossible to trace. What's adding
to the mystery is that no one knows exactly who
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somewhere in Europe, possibly linked to a military installation, but
the sender and an intended recipient remain unknown. There are
also signs of interference, suggesting someone is actively trying to
jam the broadcast, hinting at a hidden struggle over who
receives the message. With Internet access disrupted in parts of

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Iran during the war, this old school method of communication
may be serving as a reliable backup for now. The
broadcast continues, leaving analysts and radio watchers worldwide trying to
decode not just the message but the bigger story behind it.
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Speaker 1 (35:22):
And we're back with Daryl Sims on midnight Frequency. I'm
Joshua Stark. I am here with the Alien Hunter Daryl Sims.
Welcome back to the show, sir. Let me try that again.
There we go, excited to be here. This is a
lot of fun, a lot of fun. Absolutely. I am absolutely,

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absolutely over the moon.

Speaker 4 (35:44):
Man.

Speaker 1 (35:45):
I don't get to talk about this stuff a lot.
And it's really fascinating to me. Now we're talking about
alien encounters here tonight. And you know, there have been
a lot of abduction cases. What are the patterns that
you see in these cases.

Speaker 2 (36:04):
The patterns you generally are generally speaking, of course, are
things like a person will like if I go to
a conference, people will come to me and they'll say,
I had something happened to me. I don't understand. I'm
driving along and all of a sudden, I'm going toward
this little town or my home, and I end up

(36:26):
four miles in different location, and I don't know how
I got there, and I'm driving. It just doesn't make
any sense. Then I asked them, did you notice any
specific marks or anything on you? It's funny you should
ask that, But they showed me a mark or something
on your arm. I said, well for now, and I
wish you would carry a little black light with you.

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And I have a little tiny portable when I usually
give to people when I meet them like that, I said,
want you to check yourself tonight, and every night I'll
check you with my five hundred dollars one, but I
want you to check yourself from time to time. And
it's what would I be looking for? I said, something

(37:09):
that's invisible. I said, what I want you to look for?
Something I discovered on abductees in nineteen ninety two, The
discovery was fluorescence. They showed up on abductees. For instance,
Like if you say you get a kid that says
they took me, they grabbed me by the arm and
they took me inside the ship, then the first thing

(37:30):
I do is pull out a black light, is check
the kid's arm with alien grabbed them. And if that's
a true story, generally you'll see the fingers in a
fluorescent coloration where they actually grabbed them. The forests is
like an oil like substance that permeat your surface of
your skin down to the subderbal level. And it's usually

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going to be present for at least two days.

Speaker 1 (37:55):
So this phosphorescence, it can be detected by the flag flight.
Uh and and you see these fingers and things like
that on the bodies.

Speaker 2 (38:07):
Yes, that's that is absolutely true. We've documented this. I
even have a flyer that I've taken the conferences. This
has got different alien hands, different kinds of hands, some
of these different creatures from reptiles to you name it.
And and people are just stunned when they said, we
even have the hand of a giant. And this one

(38:28):
came up out of chile A and it was across
the woman's stomach where he picked her up front and behind,
from the front of the stomach in the back. He
picked her up and walked off with her. It left
the the the hands are about this size, cleaned across
her entire back in front and her back and her front,

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and and it left a red reddish coloration on her
stomach for quite a while, and nobody had ever seen
anything like it. I mean it alien. It's a real
big one. So the interesting thing, as I said it, well,
it might not have been aliens all. It might have

(39:13):
been some of the stories of the giants we talked
about and they said, well, you know, how do you
know that that's well, it had six fingers so far
as you read about the giants, particularly in the Bible
is a good Example'll talk about Goliath and his sons
all had six fingers and six toes.

Speaker 1 (39:32):
Oh wow, okay, okay, So it could have been could
have been giants, could have been aliens. And you we're
on radio tonight, so you said that they were about
a foot across the handprints.

Speaker 2 (39:46):
Yes, In fact, we made We had a friend of
mine in one of my abductees up in Canada, made
a model and sent it to me. Based on the
photography that we had of the colorations that was on
the woman's body. And the hand was about about that long,
over a foot I think weigh twenty four pounds. He

(40:08):
made it out of clay thing of twenty four pounds,
just to show you the weight of.

Speaker 1 (40:12):
It, right right, What other what other discolorations or patterns
do you see in the phosphorescence?

Speaker 2 (40:20):
We see different colorations, which one of the best ways
to describe that is to go back to history. And
back in nineteen ninety four, I was in San Diego
and I was meeting a cop there. I was doing
a prontation for two hundred fifty doctors and surgeons on
medical complications ledged human alien contact. But that night I

(40:45):
met with a cop there. His name is ted Oliphan.
He's pretty famous back then the UFO community. He did
a love of the cattle mulation or cattle deaths of
high strangsess if you want to call it fat And
he was showing me some different things, and he said,
I want to know what you know about cattle mutilations.

(41:06):
And there's a good cop because the way he question,
I can tell how good a copy was. And I said, well,
I don't know anything about that. I said, you're the expert.
Why are you asking somebody like me? He said, I
want to know what you know about cattle mutilations. The
third time he said that, I realized he probably means it,
So I said, I suspect you've got at least four kinds.
He said, what do you mean. I said. One of

(41:26):
them is the ones that they do. He said who's they?
I said, the alien? Of course, whoever they are. I said.
The second kind of mutilation, I said, is done by us.
He said who's I said, the intelligence community. He said
who's the other one? I said, the other one is
a It's much rarer. I said. These are people much

(41:48):
like the scientists I met on the airplane. These are
people will do anything in the world to get the
attention of the alien, to make them abduct them, because
they think once they meet me and see, hell, what
a great mind I have, just like them, they'll love
me and they'll take me under their arm. They just
don't know who I am. Yet you'll end up on

(42:09):
the slab, just like the rest of us. They don't
care who you are, and they don't care how smart
you are. They don't care. They're not here to give
you an IQ test. They don't care about that, right,
So I said, the fourth kind are just people are evil,
mean people who mutilate an animal. I said, each one
of them have a signature. You can tell, I said,

(42:30):
I can look at the animal in most cases and
tell you give you a pretty good idea of which
level entity did that just by looking at the wounds.

Speaker 1 (42:40):
Wow, hold the phone for a second, because I want
to go back to something you said a couple of
seconds ago. You said that the second type of cattle
mutilation was from the intelligence community.

Speaker 2 (42:54):
Why, well, some of the UFO people don't want to
hear this because they wanted to be the alien or
be the military or something like that. They can't figure
out that why both of them would be involved once
watching the other. It's not rocket science. If something's going
on on this planet and the intelligence community wants to

(43:17):
be the person know about it, but they're not going
to tell you about it. They're going to create a
cover story, like it was a weather balloon, right right,
it was a weather balloon. Now they're going to find
out exactly what it was, and they know it wasn't
a weather balloon, but they developed a cover story, a
cover story, just a nice way of saying a lie.
If the lias told very well, it works. And somebody

(43:41):
asked me one time, said well, why would they do that?
And I said, look, I used to be in the CIA,
and he said yeah, I said, you paid us to
lie to you. Do you think we did a good job.
They look at you stunned, Well, why would you lie
to me? You paid us to do it. That's what
we did. That's that's that's that's the whole nation. Uh.

(44:04):
I did last one of the last presentations I did
was that the income get Apatche Indian Reservation and UH
many years ago, the United States government wanted to UH
do an underground nuclear test with a small you know
about twenty kilotons? Can you believe that underground?

Speaker 1 (44:26):
Small?

Speaker 2 (44:28):
Yeah? And they said no, and whether the intelligence community
doesn't care what no means? No means not on the reservation.
So they went to the edge of the reservation. Did
it out there, just off the reservation. Now, the question
one asked is why do all the cattle mutilations. It's
especially occur, especially after that explosure underground because when radiation

(44:53):
leaks underground, they want to know where it goes in
other words, water and the water supplies things like that
are going to carry it. And water supplies is so
the plants are going to go down so far, and
if they're getting water from on the ground there, that
radiation is going to seep up into the plants. So
to be, cattle eat the plants. Right, Why would you

(45:16):
want to mutilate a cow if you were in an
intelligence community? Well, two reasons. Number one, because they did it, yeah,
so we want to watch what they're doing. The number two,
because of our nuclear tests. We want to know if
the radiation is spreading and how that does that. We're
not going to tell the Indians about it, that's their problem. Yeah,
so what if we get nineteen kinds of cancer over

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the next fifty years. They don't care about that. It's
it's just the nature of the beast. Reason, I quite
from intelligence agy, I just can't abide by that kind
of mentality.

Speaker 1 (45:48):
I understand. I understand that that that that's very very noble,
especially since you know the intelligence community in itself. I
would say it was more of a deflection than anything else, right,
I mean, if you say that the cattle are being
mutilated and you blame aliens. You know, it's a deflection

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of what's really going on there.

Speaker 2 (46:12):
Yes, it's a cover story.

Speaker 1 (46:13):
Yeah exactly, because.

Speaker 2 (46:15):
Everybody, all the UFO people say yeah, that's right, and
the cattle farmers are like, scratch their heads. My insurants
are not going to pay because it's cattle mutilated in
various pedific ways, and they're they're wondering if I did
it right. And so the cattle people are they don't
know what to think. But once in a while, a
cattle farmer be sitting out on his back porch in

(46:37):
the middle of nowhere and his ranch and notice a
helicopter very quiet comes along and picks up his cow
and then takes off with it.

Speaker 1 (46:46):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (46:47):
So that now the UFO people say, see there, I
told you it's a military. It's a it's not the military,
it's intelligence community.

Speaker 1 (46:55):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (46:56):
How do they know to pick up that cow because
that particular cow has been remarked with fluorescence on it.
Remember I told you about the alien touch that sort
of thing. Yes, leaving the fluorescence on the cattle. Oh okay,
Now the intelligence community wants to know what they're doing
with the cattle.

Speaker 1 (47:11):
That's a good point. That's a good point. Now, with
these encounters, we we see a lot of a lot
of things that make you think that this might be
a random thing. Is this random or is it targeted?

Speaker 2 (47:28):
These encounters great questions, Joshua, You're right on target with this.
The the abductions are very specific. We have statistics some
of the some of the abductions are much more specific
than than others. But it's almost almost impossible to get abducted,

(47:55):
so to speak, just because you want to be so
to speak. There's a reason they're getting these people. I
have six reasons that I tell people and usually in
the conference, in a workshop, why they're picking you up.
There may be a hundred reasons, but there are six
that I know that I can count for sure and

(48:18):
swear on an oath that you're one of those six reasons.
And in most cases, if you and I have a
form you can fill out and there's a good example,
and they can test themselves and find out a lot
more about why they may be interested in you. But
the importance we have statistics, Like one of our statistics

(48:43):
is and we put these out in nineteen eighties and
they unfortunately got copied by people on the internet, and
they went out and elaborated on that and said, look
at all the stuff we discovered. You know, I'm laughing, right,
you discovered all You discovered the fact that that most

(49:05):
of the people have a have an extreme need for salt,
that that there that they have rare drug allergies, broke.
I'm sure you figured that all out by yourself. We've
done medical and other research on that and had other
contact with doctors and others who have assisted us for

(49:28):
some of this. So we have a pretty good clue
about who gets taken, kind of why, and the type
of fluorescence on somebody for different kinds of work. Like
when I met that cop and he was asking about
the relations the next question, I decided to have a
little fun with him. I said, I said, we have
cattle too, you know. I said, your cattle have been

(49:51):
pre marked with fluorescence. And his eyes got that big
around and he said, where did you hear that? And
I said, well, I used to be a cop too.
I'm not stupid, you know, I can do my own research.
I said, you and doctor offshoot have figured that out
some time ago. You're marching cattle through through a cattle lot,
you know, in the single file, but you had this

(50:12):
black light set up on each side of the cattle
as they went by, and you noticed some of them
have been marked. And I said, you have to wonder,
did the intelligence community do that or did the alien
do it? I said, whichever one did it. I said,
they're each looking for what the other one has found out.
I said, in the cattle middle relations where the intelligence

(50:33):
community is involved, I said, you usually find pharmaceuticals in
the blood. Oh, I said, when the alien's doing it,
I said, it's it's a totally different situation. And I said,
but I said, we got cattle too, And he said,
you're talking about abductees. I said, sure, what makes you
think they're any different.

Speaker 1 (51:14):
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Speaker 2 (51:20):
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Speaker 3 (51:23):
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Speaker 1 (55:48):
All right, we are back with Alien hundred Darryl Simms. Uh, Darryl,
we have been talking about, uh, we've been talking about
how abduct teas get abducted, and we have talked about
the manner in which they're marked and that sort of thing.

(56:08):
What is the what is the experience of an abduct tea?
You've been abducted, your son has been abducted. What is
the experience that is typical of the during and after
that happens with an abductee.

Speaker 2 (56:23):
Many of the people that get abducted, I feel it's
a dream like state. If there's like at night, if
they'll think, well, it was like I had this dream.
But the problem is I was wide awake. When I am,
I'm having a dream. So they can't figure out what
that is. So they and of course the alien does
that at night because they want you to think you

(56:44):
had a dream, either very good or very bad, and
not to pay attention to it's a dream. The fact
is it's not a dream state at all. It's in
fact you'll notice you were switched on. You didn't wake up,
you were switched on. And that's the difference in you
same thing when you go to sleep, you don't go
to sleep, you just get turned off and then all

(57:04):
of a sudden wake up in the morning and can't
figure out what happened. But the whatever, whether at night
or whether driving down a road or however, it comes
to you. There's only there's three different type people that
have these events. The first ones are called I call

(57:25):
them the honey bees. These are the contactees. By that
I mean, depending on how well the alien did his
job or didn't do his job, you get to become
one of these levels, and a contact he is a
person who thinks that the alien, whatever they did, it
was good for me. And they're far higher than I am,

(57:48):
far better and far smarter. And far whatever, millions light
years ahead of us and so on, and therefore whatever
they do, it must be good, it must be right.
So therefore we have to assist him. And they're here
to save the planet. Pixelo was on hole and do
all that. But they never have done anything, and you know,
a couple hundred years, but they probably will eventually. So

(58:09):
these are contactees. These are people who have a very
high and noble view of the alien. The second group
of people I call them the not the honey bees,
but the killer bees. A killer bee is someone like me.
If you come get my kid, you come after me,
you're going to get stung. And the thing about killer

(58:31):
bees is once they get you, they don't quit. They
just keep coming. And therefore you become an enemy of
the alien at that point, and they understand that. And
I abductees are people who, if they don't remember their event,
they know something wrong with this picture and they want

(58:52):
to find out what it is. And they used to
become a programs like this to try to find people
like myself who know the difference between abductees and con tactics.
The third group of people are a group of people
that almost no one knows about and these are people
who don't know they are abducted. And I'll give you
a case in point. Met a lady in Sodona, an engineer.

(59:14):
She felled out a form and she said, I think
your stuff is the biggest bunch of crap I have
ever heard. I said, okay. She said that doesn't offend you.
I said, not at all. She said why not? And
I said, you're just not informed, that's all. Anyway. Two
years later she comes to me, well, she had said,
thirty three out of the thirty five points you have

(59:36):
of abduction possible abduction contact, I fit and I'm not.
I don't know when anything about it. I mean believing
stuff I said doesn't matter. Two years later, she meets
me with a couple of friends in Phoenix and she
looks at me and says, I want to I gotta know.

(59:56):
She's a say, you're really good at memory recovery. And
I said, I love you like a sister. She said okay.
I said, please don't do this. What do you mean,
I said, are you happy? She said yes. I said
you you don't need an alien problem in your life

(01:00:17):
right now?

Speaker 6 (01:00:17):
Do it?

Speaker 2 (01:00:17):
She just no. I said, don't do this you're opening
Pandora's box. She did. The very first thing she noticed
as I worked with her is they grabbed her by
the arm, took her inside the ship, right inside the walkway.
She noticed on the right hand side of their mutilating
cow in one room, and they walked her on down

(01:00:39):
the long cold way and she's the cow was bellowing,
and it said. They didn't seem to care. It was
in a great deal of pain. I said, that is
of no interest to them whatsoever. So anyway, she cried
like a baby. After about two hours working with her,

(01:00:59):
she opened her eyes and looked to me and cried
and cried and cried. Says, how could I not know?
I said, you're one of the people that don't know.
You're not an abductie or contact team. You just don't know.
It's happened. And we've been friends ever since, and the
best friends. And my point is that there are three

(01:01:20):
groups of people, and it depends on how you process
or don't process data. Buy into their mental BS program
as I call it. Then you get to be a
contact tee. You get to believe whatever walk where they
want to tell you we're from planets old aar we're
from planet Zeta reticulate, you know, really, yeah, we have

(01:01:44):
the best evidence we have is that you're from this
this solar system. In fact, your DNA of each of
the seven types of alien entities and show up in
this literature. The DNA comes from planet Earth. Really fascinating
to me.

Speaker 1 (01:01:59):
Really, hold the phone. Let's talk about this for a moment.
You're saying that aliens aren't alien at all.

Speaker 2 (01:02:06):
I'm saying they're alien in the sense of the word.
They're telling you that I see, okay, like and Blade Runner,
you know, the the replicants they were looking for. Yeah,
they didn't have a memory, right, tried to create memories.
And whoever made hats clone and manufactured these guys. Remember
I told you that they didn't have a belly button, yeah,

(01:02:28):
and so on. There's a reason for that. They were
made hats clone and manufacturer manufacturer els right. And so
you have a group of entities we called the alien
which are these guys, the Grays and so on, the
taller Grays and the Nordics. One scientists is arguing with
me one night and said, well, you know, you got it,

(01:02:49):
You're wrong about all that. And I said, well, fine,
you know, prove me wrong. I'm open to criticism. Well,
you know what alienaise from another planet? I said, prove
that this of that? Well, they said so. I said,
so if I dig up somebody out of the tundra,
some cave band and we can throw him out, bring

(01:03:10):
him and he walked him over to my house. He's
going to be amazed because we've got houses instead of
the caves. These really amazed Whenever opened the door and
flip that light switch and the sun comes on right.
And then I looked at him and said, you know,
I think we'll have a little fun with this guy.
Let's turn on the TV. I do, and he's like oh,

(01:03:30):
And I said, that's the time machine. You know. I'm
talking to friends of mine in another time here and
they're like whoa. And then I said, you know, Willi's
has some pun with him. Just plug in our old
ancient VCR and plug in the movie ten million BC.
There's dinosaurs, and I say, see those guys throwing spears
out there at a dinosaur. That's you on the left

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over there. He doesn't know, right, I said, we went
back in time and we filmed that, and when then
we came back here he doesn't know everything I tell
him is absolute truth. You know why, because I have
tech that's better than his.

Speaker 1 (01:04:08):
Yeah. Yeah, so the the this is blowing my mind.
I'm sorry you're saying that the Aliens have Earth DNA.
But because their technology is above ours, Uh, they can
represent themselves as just about anything. If they want to
tell say that they're from Mars, they can do that,

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or if they you know, if they want to say
that they're they're from another galaxy, they can do that.

Speaker 2 (01:04:36):
But they originate here absolutely well. And I went further
with the scientist, said that, let me ask you a question.
I said, where do you suppose you would get preg
manus DNA? One of the entities is a seven foot
preg manus. I've seen it myself in the third grade.
So my point is, where would you get DNA of

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praying manus? I said, we have several hundred kinds of
preying manus is un planet Earth. I don't know of
any of them on any other planet. Do you You
got quiet? And I said, my point is that the
Earth is a is the Walmart of DNA. I said,
where would you One of the entities that picks these

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people up is they refer to him as the Nordic.
He's a human being, that guy and uh, big blue eyes,
and a lot of people like him, some don't. But
that's not my point. My point is where would you
get Nordic DNA? I said, I'm gonna take a wild
scientific guests here, probably Norway.

Speaker 1 (01:05:42):
Yeah, yeah, I get that. I get that. So that's amazing.
I'm sorry, I'm blown away right now. Uh. With everything
that's going on, with the abductions, the contact, whatever you
want to call it, with the three different different types

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of encounters that you see, there's got to be a
mental impact to these people. What happens with these people?
What mentally are they what mental space are they in?

Speaker 2 (01:06:16):
That's a that's a great The best way for me
to answer that is to quote doctor John Mack, professor
of Harvard. Of course he's now deceased, but when I
was talking to him in this simbul Turkey, he said
the same thing he said in his book and everywhere else,
that he has examined these people to the n degree,

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and he said, by and large he said these people
are one percent, saying there's no psychopathology that suggests there's
anything wrong with these people to use my statement with his.
They just because they saw something you didn't see, or
experience something you didn't experience, and it's outside the realm
of your understanding, doesn't mean that it's not true. It

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just means you can't explain it because you haven't had
the experience.

Speaker 1 (01:07:00):
You don't have the the the foundation to understand what's
going on.

Speaker 2 (01:07:05):
True. And I give an illustration to when I go overseas,
especially I say, you know, I said, I said, I
used to be a cop. And if I if I
come up on a scene and there's this dead guy
laying in the street, and he's got a knife in
his back, and there's eight witnesses standing there, and they
all give me a different story. One of them says, well,

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the knife went up in the air and it stuck
him in the back and killed him. Said no, three
guys come up and stabbed him in the back. And
then someone else said, no, he killed himself. I stabbing
himself in the back. When I get eight different stories
on a murder case, guess how many people are going
downtown with me? All eight of them?

Speaker 1 (01:07:49):
All eight?

Speaker 2 (01:07:49):
Yeah, because seven of you are at least seven are
lying right right? So I said. My metaphor is applicable
in the UFO world. For instance, when I go to
Ireland and speak to the Irish, say say, you got
to watch up for the we folk because they may
not bring you back, And that's the aliens in effect

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what we're talking about. That's when I go to Istanbul Turkey,
which have been many times, and they say you've got
to watch up with the gin of Isham because they
may not bring you back. And every country you go
to they have a different story. So you have to
take the traditions of that nation off of the story

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to listen to the abduction account. When you do, you
find they're all the same story.

Speaker 5 (01:08:37):
Right.

Speaker 1 (01:08:38):
So let's let's let's hone in on that for a moment,
because you said something about your investigations and how if
if you have eight versions of a story, you have
to bring all those people in, how do you determine
if somebody's telling the truth with some of this and
somebody who's misrepresenting things.

Speaker 2 (01:08:58):
Okay, great question. Again. You're doing your great job, Joshua. Uh,
you're making me look good.

Speaker 1 (01:09:04):
Bindly, thank you.

Speaker 2 (01:09:06):
Somebody needs to do it.

Speaker 1 (01:09:08):
There you go.

Speaker 2 (01:09:11):
A good example of this is a guy came on
a program I was on many years ago, the Art
Belt program, and Art was questioned me and everything. And
this guy came on telling this all kinds of stuff
and he said, I was at x C, I like you,
and I was this and I said, really, where'd you
take your training Quantico? I said, we never took any

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training in Quantico.

Speaker 1 (01:09:39):
Mm hm.

Speaker 2 (01:09:42):
So I had him describe the buildings and where it
was located. And then I said, I said, I never,
I never went to Langley. I don't know what you're
talking about. He said, Art says, what are you saying, Daryl.
I'm saying, this man's a liar, doesn't know what he's
making this stuff up. And I said, Art, you ought
to beat people. Come on here. You should not let
come on and do this kind of stuff. God's a

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liar and he can't prove anything. He's saying. Question here.
Link got hung the phone up right off the bat
because he realized he got caught. So you can when
I questioned somebody, the very first thing I do, I
monitor them very carefully. I teach how to determine whether
people lying or telling them the truth. On a college level.

(01:10:22):
The last class I taught was that on this subject
was the psychology class. I's a psyche class at a
university here in Scantiack College is where it was at
SA College, And in fact it's the psyche class. This
one guy stood up and says, is psych student. He said,
you're trying to tell me. You can look at me

(01:10:42):
and tell me where I'm lying or telling the truth whatever.
And I said yeah. And he says, I you're the
biggest this is the biggest bunch of bull I ever heard.
And I said, you're first, setting down in front of everybody,
started asking questions and I answered him before he did.
He got read in the face. He said, oh my god,
whatever you're doing works. I want to take the course,
so I'm sure you do.

Speaker 1 (01:11:04):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (01:11:04):
I said, you, as a psychologist, wouldn't you like to
know if the person you're dealing with or doing therapy
on lying or telling the truth at different times of
their therapy. Would that be useful? He said, of course
it would. I said, that's the point. The second thing
I do is a handwriting analysts, and we have you
fill out these neat forms, which handwriting is a handwriting

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is brain writing, and whatever your brain's thinking and doing
that's what shows up in your handwriting. If you have
eventually liar exaggerating this sort of thing that shows up
in your handwriting, you can see that I'm looking at
your handwriting. I don't care what you said, I care
what you wrote.

Speaker 1 (01:11:46):
That's amazing.

Speaker 2 (01:11:48):
Yeah, So we have several different techniques we use. You
don't know about. When I'm questioning somebody, they have no
idea what I'm doing. They just they're answering questions and
I'm monitoring every everything from their ipatterns, the physiology, the
change of the skin color in her face, hands, and
so on. So I'm watching every little detail everything.

Speaker 1 (01:12:10):
Daryl, how many of these cases you have you talked
to people on.

Speaker 2 (01:12:14):
After I talked to tens thousands of people over the
last fifty years and all over the world, literally, and
I keep about three thousand cases that I still work
on that I'm interested in that are really decent cases,
and monitored them from time to time. In a case

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of illustration, here, doctor Carla Turner, who's at the conference
that Carl's at right now, she came to me one
day and said, and she was lived in the same
town actually when near there, and she gave me a
piece of evidence in a container and says, I want

(01:12:56):
you to have this, that's what it is. And she said, well,
I took it to a for instance, scientist friend of
mine and he examined it and brought it back to me,
shoved it in my face, said we're very good friends.
He said, don't ever bring anything like this to me again.
I can't figure out why he was upset, I said, Sweete.
I said, there are people out there in the intelligence

(01:13:18):
community that cut their arm off to find evidence like that.
You don't want somebody like that showing up at your
office as a forensic expert. Now you're going to be
watched for the next ten years.

Speaker 1 (01:13:30):
That's a really good point.

Speaker 2 (01:13:31):
He don't want those kinds of problems. So she well,
af free, I'm given to you be Could I trust
you more than anybody? And I said, well, I appreciate that.
And I said, we're certainly not the best. I don't think,
but we're pretty thorough. We're soord and molasses in the winter.
But I don't live on a big budget. I do
all this out of my pocket, and I do it

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if we charge. I don't ca any of these abductees anything,
even the surgeries we've done, they've been free to the team.
So that's our our methodology. And this is the type
of anyway, whenever you find somebody that's truthful and you're
working with them, but you still have to I still

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monitor them carefully because if the alien is tampered with
their memory, I'll see that when I work with them.
Even though they're telling the truth as best they understand,
it doesn't mean it is the truth. It just mean
for it's like a screen memory case in point. Lady
swore to me on a stack of Bibles. She said,
I hate your support group. And I said, okay, why

(01:14:36):
is that? I said, we treat everybody equally, We don't
flame anybody, we don't do anything ugly. She said, well,
they're all crazy. And I said, why do you think
all these abductees are crazy? Because they didn't here to
save the planet? Pixels on hold to all these wonderful things.
I said, when do you think they're going to get
started on that program? I mean, I said, they've been
here over two hundred years, and I said they still

(01:14:58):
haven't done that. We got a serious problem. That's number one.
Number two is she'd want you to work with me,
and that's what I did, which I generally don't mess
with people like that. They're that stuck where they're at.
I don't care if they I don't care what they believe.
It's irrelevant to me. What I care about is what
I can prove, and it has nothing to do with belief.

(01:15:22):
That has to do with what I can prove. So anyway,
I worked with her and as soon as I started
working with her, she started screaming, oh my and her
husband said what is that? And I mate did this,
and I said, quiet, you're not supposed to say a
word while you're here. And he was recording the whole
thing because he's going to sue me if I didn't

(01:15:44):
even think, well, I knew what exactly what he was
up to. And she kept screaming, leave my brother alone.
Her brother was in the event with her, and they
were and there was a seven and a half foot
tall praying manas in the room. She didn't even know that.

Speaker 3 (01:16:02):
Wow.

Speaker 2 (01:16:03):
The fascinating thing is the third abductee in the room.
These are two contactes and he's an abductee. Abductees remember
a lot of the event, or pieces of it. That
abductee painted a picture for me. I still have and
use it in my presentations. He painted a picture of
her on the slab, and he painted a picture of
her nude, because when they work with you like that,

(01:16:25):
they take your clothes off, just like the Nazis did.
The Jews sure us like that. They dehumanize you on
the spot, make you helpless. And everybody seems to think that, well,
this is a good idea. No it's not. It's about
mental mentally honing you for their purpose. So anyway, he
painted a picture of her, and he painted picture of

(01:16:45):
the seven and a half foot praying manas over her.
And when she opened her eyes after I finished work
with her, her husband's eyes were about that big around.
He's like horrified. She says, see there, I told you
I was a school of higher consciousness and they tree
to be wonderful. She didn't even realize she was screaming
and her brother was a room. She didn't remember any

(01:17:06):
of it. Oh wow, remember the screen memory, not the
actual memory itself.

Speaker 1 (01:17:11):
So they they literally implant memories, false memories, into into
these abductees to make sure that they don't they don't,
you know, see what what they're actually doing. You've got
it right, Darryl, This has been fascinating. I am absolutely
this has been wonderful for me because I I have

(01:17:34):
not delved into this. Now you do a you do
I'm not gonna call it a service, but you want
to know who has been abducted and you want to
find those people. How do people get in touch with you?
And what do you do?

Speaker 2 (01:17:50):
Okay, first thing to do is go to alien hunter
dot org. The alien hunter dot org. It's on the internet.
You can type it in Google and pull it up
instantly and go to the bottom and click on alien hunter.
And if for any reason I don't answer you back,
it means I didn't get your email. So I'll give
it to you directly. It's like on the war here,

(01:18:11):
Darryl Sims. It's Daryl W. Sims at m ac dot
com Darryl W. Sims at mac dot com. And if
you write me, I will write you back. And you've
asked any question you want. And like I said, if
I don't answer, it's because I didn't get your email.
If I get your email, I will answer you back.

(01:18:32):
I always do. So what we do with people is
a lot of people have questions. They just don't have
answer to like. For instance, a lady asked me one night,
she said, I keep seeing these orbs and I said, well,
tell me about it. And said, well, it's a light
and I said you're not. You're not giving me the
information I need. I said, is the light hard edged

(01:18:52):
or is it fuzzy? What does that matter? I said,
don't don't ask questions with my question. Answer my question.
She said, well, it's it's fuzzy. And I said, and
when you see it, she says, well, I'm always alone.
I said, out on your ranch. She said exactly, And

(01:19:13):
I said okay. I said, often that orb you're seeing,
that fuzzy orb is an entity in transit. Yeah, he's
looking for you. I said. If the orb is very
hard edged, I said, that's.

Speaker 1 (01:19:27):
Probe okay, And he's.

Speaker 2 (01:19:29):
Just quick answered. I can. But people asked a thousand questions.
One of them is, like you said, there were six
reasons they pick you up. And I said that's correct.
And they'll say, well what about me? And I said, well,
you'll pull out her form. I'll be glad to send
it to You can pull it out and it's a
lot of fun. And they're stunned because it just like

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They always say the same thing, just like you're reading
my mail. And I said, you mean, I said, you
want to know how I know so much about you?
And they said yeah. I said, because I'm one of you. Yeah, yeah,
I've been. The only different between me and you is
I've hot Mike the alien. I heard what they said.
They don't want you to hear, and you're never going
to hear. They're never going to tell you what they

(01:20:12):
actually said behind your back.

Speaker 1 (01:20:14):
Of course, not because they treat you just like cattle
right now.

Speaker 2 (01:20:19):
They operate just like an intelligence community. How would I
know that because we lied about everything and then we
made a cover story to cover it. The alien uses
their cover stories are simply screen memories or screen images.

Speaker 1 (01:20:33):
That's fascinating. Man. Please come back and let's do this
again sometime. Let's talk about let's get into some of
the cases that you have. I would love to talk
to you again, Miss Darryl Simms, the Alien Hunter, Thank
you so much for being on the show.

Speaker 2 (01:20:49):
Man, Thank you, Joshua, You're a great man.

Speaker 1 (01:20:51):
All right, thank you for being on the show. Like
I said, please come back and see us and we'll
talk to you soon. Now we are going to talk
to Carl Richardson. Carl is live at the Ozark Mountain
UFO conference.

Speaker 5 (01:21:07):
Take it away, Carl, good even to all the listeners, Joshua,
I appreciate you filling in for me, and thanks to
Daryl Simms for being our guest tonight. This year's Ozark
Mountain UFO convention has been focused on the possibility of disclosure.
Stephen Bassett discussed disclosure much like he did on the
show here on March fourteenth of this year. Deborah Jordan Cooble,

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who was the central figure in Bud Hopkins' classic book
Intruders The Incredible Visitations at Coopley Woods. She talked about
her experiences that started in her youth all the way
up to the time she was a mother, and how
it's continued now that she's a grandmother. I wasn't able
to take notes during this conference like I would have liked.

(01:21:51):
It's hard to run a camera and a pen and
piece of paper at the same time. But I was
also trying to take pictures for the website and documentation
and for the Dark Matter news episodes that you do
in other formats.

Speaker 1 (01:22:05):
That is a problem, isn't it.

Speaker 5 (01:22:07):
It is indeed that's for sure. I wasn't able to
attend all the speakers during this event. The cheers that
the forums are hard on the back. To be honest
with you, they need to install reclining theater seats and
I could deal more with having to sit for hours.
If you understand my meaning.

Speaker 1 (01:22:26):
Well, that's one of the ways they get you in
and out of the rooms. You know, they don't want
you to be comfortable. They want you to be on
the edge of your seat.

Speaker 5 (01:22:33):
Mark D'Antonio, astronomer and UFO researcher. He's also the moufon
chief Photo Video Analysis, talked about the beginning of our Universe,
black Holes and astronomy. Ronnie LeBlanc discussed about the series
Expedition Bigfoot and some of his personal encounters with big Feet.

(01:22:53):
Bigfoots Yeah anyway, he explained, they have the ability to themselves. Oh,
you can't see the creature when they are cloaked, but
sometimes they seemed to be surrounded by a static electricity
field that you can see in their aura. He talked

(01:23:13):
about an incident where they were in the woods one
evening and they kept hearing rocks moving and footsteps, but
they couldn't see anything. They turned their flashlights in the
direction of the sound, and the light didn't reveal a creature,
but it made a shadow on a rock face behind

(01:23:34):
it in the shape of a bigfoot. So the light
was passing through the bigfoot and made the shadow. He
also talked about his encounters with red.

Speaker 1 (01:23:43):
Orbs orbs we talked about that today.

Speaker 5 (01:23:47):
Yeah, including one in a city where he was sitting
in a stop light. They approached the car that he
was sitting in and then they flew over the car.
Samuel Chong discussed you Ups in China, as well as
the Tayoba prophecy book by Michelle Doss mcquitt. One last thing.

(01:24:08):
Stephen Bassett asked the question during his discussion of it
if how many people in the audience believed that disclosure
would happen before the end of this year, and not
that many people raised their hand. But he gave his
talk and at the end of his talk he asked
a question again how many people believed that disclosure would

(01:24:32):
take place before the end of the year, and he
had a few more people raise their hand. Of course
I didn't. I'm kind of skeptical of the government releasing
the disclosure information about aliens and alien crafts and engineering.
But he said that if he's right, he's going to
be back next year and he's going to be strutting

(01:24:53):
around everywhere like a wrestler strutting to the ring before
a match.

Speaker 1 (01:24:58):
So everybody, man, everybody that's there is gonna be gonna
be going. I told you so. You know, Well, you're
at You're at the Ozark Mountain, the Ozark Mountain UFO
Conference and it is still going on at the best
western end of the Ozarks in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. If

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you're around tomorrow, is only thirty five dollars to get in,
and you get the speakers panel, and you get a
couple of couple of other things including you've got a
lot of great speakers that are gonna be on the
speakers panel. But you're also you also have what's called
the vendors market. You have vendors and apparently there's a

(01:25:44):
great restaurant there too. Yeah, if you get a chance,
go out there, if you're in that area, even if
you're not in that area, go out there, take a
day trip if you're if you're in that tri state
area there Eureka Springs a great town, I am native Arkansas,
so I can definitely say that been there before, would
love to go again. I think I'm gonna be at

(01:26:05):
the twenty twenty seven one of these, and if you
go tomorrow you might actually find a wild Carl Richardson, Carl,
thanks for being with us. We're gonna wrap it up, guys,
Thanks so much for giving me this opportunity. Carl, I
really appreciate it. And hey, maybe you'll hear me again sometime.
I don't know, we'll find out, right, so four So

(01:26:31):
for Carl Richardson and everybody else, we're gonna wrap it
up tonight. I'm so excited. I don't know, you know,
I don't know if you're excited about it, but I'm
absolutely excited. Welcome to our show. Thanks everyone for tuning
in this week, this weekend, this evening. Our guest next

(01:26:52):
week on April eighteenth is going to be Larry Arnold,
where we're gonna be talking about the hot button topic
of spontaneous human for art, Bell, Carl Richardson, Josh Cheers,
and Lady Rosemary. I'm Joshua Stark. Until next time, continue
to explore the unknown and have a great night.