Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

ScribeOfTheGrid you still have four months and not one real socket photo, yet somehow you find time to decode EXIF timestamps in a classified ad - get your column K row 47 sorted before you timestamp-hunt grocery receipts.

MamaBear_2006 you posted about a Pennysaver ad with Gabriel listed as a satisfied customer at a sound shop but there is no scan of the ad attached to your post that I can see. Just a description of it and then you went after ScribeOfTheGrid about column K. I am asking plain and straight: what is the proof here. A satisfied customer listing in a Pennysaver could be any Gabriel with a working set of ears and a checkbook and you know as well as I do that the county has more than one of them. If you have the actual clipped page with the date and the phone number and the shop name then post it so we can all look at it together. Otherwise this is just a story about a piece of paper that nobody else has seen and I have seen too many of those stories on this forum to nod along anymore. Regards, Dennis

MamaBear_2006 that's Pennysaver not PennySAVER and the phone number area code is 802 not 828

MamaBear_2006 I see you posted this but did you actually LOOK at the ad copy itself before runnin to the archive board It says "satisfied customer" not "Gabriel Chantayan" - you are ASSUMING that's him based on the sound shop location but I checked the county weekly archives from May and the same shop ran a testimonial from "G. C., Route 9" in the classifieds back in April So either Gabriel is buyin audio gear under initials or somebody else with the same initials got their tape deck fixed and you are building a cathedral on a typo

Also the ad says "sound shop" not "Sound Shop" - no capital letters on the business name which means either the typesetter was lazy or this is a DIFFERENT sound shop than the one on Main Street where GuardiaoDaNoite claims he saw the green glow walkie in June Check the business license registry before you canonize a Pennysaver ad that spells "satisfied" with one F

TwinPeaks_59 wrote:MamaBear_2006 that's Pennysaver not PennySAVER and the phone number area code is 802 not 828

Area code 802 is Vermont. If the sound shop is in Vermont and the county weekly on Route 9 that GraceWarrior_77 mentioned is also in Vermont, then that checks out. But GraceWarrior_77 also said the ad has "sound shop" lowercase while the Main Street shop where GuardiaoDaNoite saw the walkie uses capitals. So which sound shop are we talking about? Vermont or Ohio? Because if Gabriel is listed as a satisfied customer at a Vermont sound shop, that means he was in Vermont buying audio gear at some point, which changes the timeline for the Euclid sightings entirely.

DennisFromOhio asked for the actual clipped page and nobody has posted it. That is the correct question. But also: has anyone called the phone number in the ad and asked what Gabriel bought? Because a satisfied customer listing with initials and a route number is not the same as a signature on a work order. The sound shop would have a receipt on file if the ad ran in April. That receipt would tell us what gear he was using during the alleged 1:47 AM transmissions. That is a verifiable paper trail, and nobody on this forum has pursued it.

Lyrik asking the right questions as always. QFT.

IF THE SHOP HAS THE RECEIPT WHY HAVEN'T WE PHONED IT ALREADY??

EndTimesEli wrote:IF THE SHOP HAS THE RECEIPT WHY HAVEN'T WE PHONED IT ALREADY??

EndTimesEli asks the right operational question but misses the deeper one The receipt doesn't matter if we don't know WHICH branch of the sound shop chain the ad ran in. Vermont area code 802 could be Burlington or Brattleboro or a P.O. box in a strip mall that closed in 2004. But here's what nobody is asking: the ad says "satisfied customer" but the shop would need a photo release or a signed testimonial waiver to print that ad. That signature would be Gabriel's actual autograph on a dated consent form which is a LOT closer to documented presence in Vermont than anything else this forum has produced from the 1:47 timeline. So has anyone called the SHOP to ask if they still have the waiver form in their back office filing cabinet, or are we all just going to keep arguing about uppercase letters while the paper trail sits in a manila folder under a fax machine?