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Originally shared by JC Christopher Let's start at the beginning shall we? A few years before Ingress I ran across Mount Mesa Sanitarium while out geocaching with my family.  There is a geocache hidden [REDACTED] of the ruins though it was described as a 'stone house'.  In the Geocache comments someone mentioned that this place was called Mount Mesa Sanitarium and that piqued my interest.  Why would you build such a place out here in the middle of nowhere miles from anything, the site lies on the northern end of LA County but is out in the desert far from the nearest town.   Internet searches turned up nothing more than coordinates and satellite photos, locals knew of the site but wouldn't talk about it, and a search through LA County records only showed that the place existed in name but had nothing more to show of it. Growing up in a small town I can probably tell you every supposedly haunted place and ghost story from there.  I know very well how that works, a place ...

Found this out in the wild. Who knows the truth? Hank Johnson​

I have spoken of this with a few Essex members trying to gain some clarity but all I have found is more questions so I'm posting here. The question:  Does XM create portals or does XM come into our dimension because of the portals?  The Story:   A few months ago I started a project to start getting benchmark disks added as portals (if someone needs clarification on this please let me know).  As those portals were accepted I began submitting more then a question came to me.  If portals were created by XM (my initial thought) then were benchmarks and organizations like the NGS (National Geodetic Survey) a large-scale attempt at tracking XM levels on a national scale and further a cover-up for that program?  I didn't give much thought to this until recently when I went to California City to pick up some parts for my truck (the closest parts store is in Cal City) and decided to find  few benchmarks there while I was in town....only to find that there were NO benchmarks in the city....

Also attached are the majority of my pictures from my Lake Shore Inn investigation. It seems some of the pictures I remember taking are no longer on my phone.

As promised attached are the pictures from Roland Jarvis's childhood home. If you can see anything in the pictures let me know, for now I'm going to bed, don't feel too great.

Thanks for the invite Linda Besh I'll be up in California City this weekend, know a local who knows where to find all the crash sites, is there anything ya'll want me to look for?