#5: The Stenographer’s Last Words
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#5: The Stenographer’s Last Words
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Archive Item 76 concerns the destruction of St. Cleer Police Station in 1983.
The official report claimed no survivors. That was inaccurate.
One woman, the station stenographer, Judith Hallowell walked out of Interview Room 1 moments before the entire building ignited from within. She gave a witness statement during medical observation, describing a heat event that began inside the bodies of those present and then leapt from person to person like a living force.
Three days later, Mrs Hallowell was found dead in her flat. Her body exhibited extensive burn trauma. The flat showed no signs of heat, flame, or ignition.
Her dictated statement, and a fifteen-second fragment salvaged from the fused remains of the interview tape, form the entirety of this Archive Item.