Universities, Beware!

January 8, 2003

On September 1, 2002 I awoke from a frightening Stephen King like dream that may turn out to be true soon as a series of targets.

It was early morning and had just got to work at the medical center university. I was looking toward the ground from the northeast window on the eighth floor I could tell that most of the employees and students were already in their jobs or classes. There are two hospitals and a medical center university were I work where thousands of people work. Everything from the street traffic to the businesses in the area were normal. I suddenly began to hear gut-wrenching screams from outside toward the directions of the College of Nursing and the College of Pharmacy buildings.

I watched as students, staff, and faculty came running out of the buildings some screaming, some retching, staggering. Some just plain fell over dead!

Most were students. More thousands began to pour out of the buildings all over both campuses running into the streets and also collapsing and dying.

I saw medical staff from the hospital section of the campus begin racing outside with every conceivable medical instrument that was portable. People were lined all along the campus grounds in long sardines like rows, many of them covered with sheets because they were now dead. Many had a skin consuming type of disease that caused massive bleeding both internally and externally. It was reminiscent of the X-File episode where a entire family was seated at the dinner table eating what was disease chicken and quickly they had the same bleeding and all died at the table. This scene was repeated north and south along many blocks.

I managed to get to the main floor and stepped outside the building that I had witnessed this horror. I heard a loud noise overhead and as I looked up, hundreds of helicopters were flying overhead headed in an east to southeast direction. This direction from where I was standing would lead them right to Offutt Air Force Base in Bellevue, NE.

I then heard the words, 'Universities, universities, beware!' This scene made the anthrax scare look like nothing.

Cherokee George