33:56 really strange is that there's a true story about a lady called Netta Fornerio. She lived in London in the 1900s and from a young age she was really, really keen on the growing Victorian spiritualism and she was obsessed with trying to commune with spirits of the dead She actually joined the Alpha and Omega Temple which was established by Samuel Mathers after he'd been kicked out of The Golden Dawn. And Mathers and Aleister Crowley had this fight for power over it, and it was said that Samuel Mathers had manifested a vampiric entity to attack Crowley, and Crowley responded by raising demons. They've
34:39 But the actual story about Netta is really, sort of incorporates a possibility that she was taken by fairies. Because she went off to a tiny remote island in the Hebrides in 1929 and that's off the coast of Scotland and it's only about three miles wide. And at the time there was no electricity, no water, no phones The legendary English diarist, Dr. Samuel Johnson had written about it and he had said about this really strange unusual energy that was there before him and it has been founded years ago so in the 7th century an abbot of the island called
35:18 He'd written about St. Columba, who the legend had it could control the weather and the island and he could keep the dragons and serpents away but the monk wrote about his encounters with fairies and angelic visitations so she's gone there anyway for this extended stay she left London on her own and found lodgings with a family there It turns out that she used to spend her day in the bedroom and at night she would roam the malls on her own, and then come home in the early hours. And it seems that she would just spend all day writing a journal but nobody really knew what she did at night. But her behavior began to get really disturbing because the family noticed that her jewelry
36:01 But in the daytime she seemed to have this really far away trance sort of expression. She wasn't focused at all, she was just glazed and then they left her to it but then one day she became really distressed and said to the family I've got to leave, I've got to get back to London immediately." And she said that she was being disturbed by people telepathically and she was receiving messages from other worlds. But the thing was on that island it is a Sunday and the boat didn't go to the mainland on a Sunday so the mother said well we'll take all your belongings and we'll take you down to the harbor and you can wait there for the ferry for the next day She went back to her room and she packed, and then she came out. And she said to them no it's okay I've changed my mind. Later the mother Mrs McCrae described her as having this look of resignation about her. She spoke that if it was a inevitability you know she'd resign herself to her fate
36:51 The next afternoon, the mother realized that she hadn't seen her for the whole day so she knocked on her door and there was no answer. She went in all of our belongings were in there but the room was empty and in her fireplace with a manuscript and she'd burnt it all and they were concerned for her mental state so they set out across the island and it's only one mile by three miles wide but they spent the whole day searching through the mall They didn't find her, so the next day they looked again and they still didn't find her. So they sent somebody over to the mainland to get a policeman and they brought him back. And then the next day they went out again and their son found her lying dead. She was
37:32 a long dark robe, and it had occult stigmas in the lapel. And she was lying over a piece of grass on a mound that she'd carved across into the earth underneath her. And it was said that in her left hand she had this long knife which she held and her face was supposed to have been in expression of terror—you know, but she had these fierce scratches all over her body and the doctor couldn't determine her time of death. But also, the weird thing as well was that her toes were all cut because she was barefoot, so it seemed to indicate that she'd been running across the rocks on a rough ground there, maybe you know if she's being chased or what is she running from? The soles of her feet were completely clean and there was no damage to them. So they were thinking how did
38:19 walk all around the island for two days like that. Her death was ruled as exposure, obviously but her good friend, Dion Fortune who was part of the Alpha and Omega organization she said well Moira Matters, the wife of Samuel Matters has killed They thought, well how? Because she's dead. And she said it was a psychic astral attack because Crowley and Mathers had this battle going on But the thing was, she... and also of course the mistresses of Crowley. Four of them have killed themselves so it was sort of well had they been killed by some kind of ritual summoning because Mathis himself has said you know I can summon the demon Beelzebub but i'm warning you all that if you don't take pristine care in your ritual it will kill you or yourself
39:10 So there was a thought, well has she somehow been killed on an astral attack? Is that even possible. But the thing is Netta also back in London she used to write reviews for the Occult Review so she was obsessed apparently by the writings of Fiona MacLeod who is actually a man called William Sharp and he's a Scottish poet but he wrote under this pen name And she went to see this opera called The Immoral Hour, and she went to see it about 30 times. She was obsessed with it and then she'd write a review about it. And The Immoral Hour is about fairies and folk fairy magic, and she describes the fairies in that as a breed of strong immortals that humans are in awe of but they fear because their ability to interfere and manipulate with people
39:56 In her review, it actually mentioned the dangers of opening yourself up to the fairy realms because of what could happen. She called them a dark cataclysm which is saying ancestrally that they're very dark beings and have no human empathy so she seemed really aware of the danger of dabbling in this but Moina Matthews also pointed out that she stopped working with METI in their occult workings because she was so obsessed and she was dabbling in this obsession of trying to contact the Green Ray Elemental, which is supposed to be one well in the esoteric belief where you've got all these different rays and the green ray elementals they come from um you know Gnosticism and Theosophy, and the rays are a type of light where matter is comprised of waves and energy and thought to have created the universe. So the green way is believed to be on a substrata or this
40:48 these planes, but it's on a higher plane than the sort of demonic plane. So the idea was that maybe she was trying to communicate and go towards this fairy realm and it turns out that the writer that she was so obsessed with as well he had also spent some time on the island and he'd lived there, been brought up there and he had gone one day and she disappeared. Her mother said, well she's gone to the fairy mound because she believes that the monks from the island are trying to kill her they're threatening her I mean the dead monks so she'd gone for the only place where a monk couldn't access which was this fairy mound and that was where she was found dead So there was all this fairy lore but on the other hand at time when she was found dead then there was a report of black hooded robed figure that was found with her
41:44 wandering around but there was also UFO lights in the sky and so again it's kind of well what the heck happened you know? All kinds of elements tie in there. And I do love stories of things that fit the description of fairies or gnomes, elves and goblins. Some type of mystical humanoids that might be screwing with humanity from the shadows. I think it's a really compelling idea because in the conspiracy world we're always looking at who is on top of the pyramid and if you look at it there are possibilities for non-human elements. A lot people talk about