SOMERTON MAN: THE HAY INTERNMENT CAMP BANKNOTES AMAZING IMAGES ~ ....CARL/CHARLES WEBB WAS NOT THE SOMERTON MAN....

UNVEILING THE TRUTHS OF THE SOMERTON MAN CASE

Our blog's journey began in 2013, springing from my deep involvement with Professor Derek Abbot's Facebook page, 'The World Search For A Rare Copy of The Rubaiyat Of Omar Khayyam'. I joined this vibrant community in late 2009 and had the privilege to engage in enlightening discussions with leading researchers of the Somerton Man mystery. Notably, my exchanges with ex-Detective Sergeant Gerry Feltus, who once held the Somerton Man case file as a Cold Case, left a profound impression. Gerry's integrity and keen attention to detail stood out; a true embodiment of an 'Old School' copper deserving of utmost respect. I owe a great deal to Gerry and to the members of the Inner Sanctum Facebook group that spun off from the initial FB pages. We were also privileged to have numerous discussions with the late Paul Lawson, another good man of integrity. Paul shared some significant facts about his knowledge of the case and the making of the plaster bust. Those details have been shared with SAPOL. I also hold in high regard the original investigators from 1948 and beyond. Facing challenges that we can scarcely imagine today, they undoubtedly gave their best, under difficult circumstances to unravel the mystery. On January 21st, 2013, our blog took its first steps into the digital world. Over the years, we've been fortunate to welcome thousands of readers. By March 2024, we celebrated a significant milestone, surpassing 1 million page views and penning 899 insightful posts. Our inaugural post delved into 'micro writing', a claim and accompanying evidence that has stood firm. As we write this, we eagerly anticipate unveiling even more substantial evidence. Five years ago, we shared the initial decoded words from a previously hidden code. Since then, further discoveries have been revealed including the finding of a coded name DANETTA in TIBOR KALDOR's last letter and elsewhere. Additionally, we identified three different encryption methods including the HILL CIPHER, MORBIT CIPHER, and recently the NIHILIST CIPHER, a tool once used by Soviet agents in WW2. Amid the diverse theories surrounding the Somerton Man – from the 'rare' ear type, anodontia to the Love Child hypothesis and erroneous DNA connections – we remain committed to the pursuit of truth. Recently, the Carl 'Charles' Webb theory has emerged, and though it awaits concrete substantiation it is not something that this blog supports. Many thanks to all who visit these pages, your support and encouragement means a great deal.

Thursday 6 October 2016

SOMERTON MAN: THE HAY INTERNMENT CAMP BANKNOTES AMAZING IMAGES

Gordon332 Alf Boxall, code somerton man, Hay Internment camp, Hay Internment Camp. Hay Bank Notes.One Time Pad, Jestyn, microcode

A SERIOUSLY IMPORTANT FIND

With Grateful Thanks To Michael-Vort Ronald
for making available the high-resolution images for these notes.

What you will see is an extraordinarily fine almost whispy microcode, it has been handwritten into each letter of each signature on each note, and there were 6000 of them. It was an incredible privilege to see this writing that has never been viewed for at least 70 years. There are exceptions, of course, the men that did this work would have known all about it and I think that it's amazing. :)

This is exactly the technique used by Jestyn and Alf Boxall in the handwritten Verse 70 of the ROK that Jestyn handed to Alf in August 1945. Where did they learn this technique? This same approach is used on the code page, who wrote that? Whoever it was, knew the method used by the Camp 7 Internees, the Dunera Boys.

Please bear in mind that all of these images are quite old and fading of the inks is evident, what's been done is the best I can do with limited equipment. I have done a number of upgrades to the hardware andit still needs more but that will come soon as will improved software.

There's a lot more that could be said on the Hay images but I think we'll let the ones below do the talking. They are close up images of all three values of the Hay Internment Camp banknotes. The details of the micro code are so extremely fine that they almost defy description, there will be an update to this post and follow up posts will be incorporated into the ongoing Tibor Kaldor series.: