On adrenaline, note that some memories come back that are foggy or blanked-out due to the adrenal-stress. They do help dissect the event and give clarity to what happened, aiding us in data-collection and decision-making for future reference and incidents. They also can aid in solving motivation, tactics, and methods. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
After cross-referencing and deep-memory accessing when the adrenaline started to wear-off, some other details were brought back to the surface:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
-a clown was pressuring us to buy his balloons earlier, then as we were in-motion away from the threat, started pressuring to buy again, but more intensely. I remember clearly telling him to \u201cfuck-off\u201d and telling my wife to keep moving, as any distraction while moving I take as a potential affiliate and will act accordingly. It may have been entirely coincidental\u2026but it was a detail nonetheless and something to make note of in hindsight<\/p>\n\n\n\n
-I remember seeing a tall, thin guy with shades and a similar black t-shirt pop-up 3 times during the departure, again\u2026maybe coincidental\u2026maybe not. I know he was omnipresent in my mind as anybody who I remember multiple times that catches my eye is avoided and made note of, whether threat or not. Shades also hide intent and attention so it\u2019s hard to tell if he was focusing on us, but his repeated visual was peculiar<\/p>\n\n\n\n
-I cannot say whether I saw the plastic bag with the guy upon earlier visuals or if he may have picked it up along the way. I can remember now that right before the last time we saw him, he had his right-hand in the bag (right-handed), the other holding his \u201cbag-wrist\u201d\u2026so it had some weight to it<\/p>\n\n\n\n
-Whether he saw me deploy weapon or not, I was not entirely subtle with my draw, very likely for a reason. The presentation, void-look, and my serious intent was probably unconsciously-designed to intimidate and de-motivate \u2013 it worked as he departed and that was the last time we saw him. He was 30-35 years old and, as mentioned, his clothing, facial hair, and build stood-out immediately as being an alarm in this particular area. He was well-defined, black hair and goatee, both well-coiffued and maintained, all in black<\/p>\n\n\n\n
-My\nson listened intently, which is neither easy nor regular at his age. He clearly\nknew something was amiss and acted obediently, full marks and I plan on\ndiscussing this with him tomorrow.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
-If I\u2019m assured that there\u2019s a weapon present, I don\u2019t pay much attention to calloused hands or signs of fight-experience, if being honest. I simply pay attention to hand-movement and location. I\u2019m weapon-aware more than fight-experience-aware and once a weapon is identified as even a potential entry into any violent conflict, that should take precedence over any assessments on fight capability.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
-I remember not wanting to tell any of the omnipresent LE (law-enforcement) about this, even though they were omnipresent as a) it may motivate the person more intensely after we\u2019re again on our own and b) I was unconsciously concerned that some area-LE might be involved in some way. I wanted the heat – my family, who better to protect them than me.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
-We\nhad just gotten coffee and it was lidded and extremely-hot. I remember my wife\ntelling me to take off the lid in case we needed a projectile but coffee cools\nsuper-quick without the lid and in open-areas with a breeze. I told her no as\nhe wasn\u2019t in-proximity and I wanted the coffee steaming-hot. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
-My wife remembers\ntelling my son immediately before the event that if anyone tried to take him\nthat he needed to fight and scream. Such an interesting tidbit on reflection,\nthat she said it at that very moment. Intuition? Irony? Who\u2019s to say..<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Yes, it was high-order and extremely-dangerous\u2026.this guy had committed violence and victimized before, I knew it innately. Through and through. Abductions and hits are both not uncommon here. I do know he was a serial-predator who was \u201cmisplaced\u201d there and this was definitely his hunting ground. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
I am documenting\nthis as a post-incident reference-point for accuracy, for a potential legal\ndocument, for posterity, and for learning\/studying purposes of others\u2019\nsurvival-plan. I believe there are 3 possibilities as to motive here:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
What’s something we both agree on is that this was an attempt on one or more of our lives and was treated as such.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
On adrenaline, note that some memories come back that are foggy or blanked-out due to the adrenal-stress. They do help dissect the event and give clarity to what happened, aiding us in data-collection and decision-making for future reference and incidents. They also can aid in solving motivation, tactics, and methods. It\u2019s important, for those following … Continue reading 2. HIGH-ORDER PREDATOR: REFLECTION<\/span>