Anonymous
6/25/2025, 9:21:16 PM No.40602551
I’ve spent the last six months digging through public records, seismic logs, and obscure archives to prove what’s been hiding under our feet in Los Angeles: the sleeping body of Cthulhu. Here’s the unvarnished evidence—judge for yourselves.
1. Seismic “Anomalies” Along the Wilshire Fault
USGS isn’t talking about the strange low-frequency tremors we’re logging every night at exactly 02:13 AM. These hums don’t match tectonic shifts—they’re too regular, too sinusoidal.
I pulled raw waveform data from station WLA (Townsend Dr.) and ran a spectral analysis: a dominant peak at 0.045 Hz. That’s right in the range of giant organism bio-signals (think blue whale, but orders of magnitude deeper).
2. Graveyard of Stone Monoliths in Topanga Canyon
In 1932, archaeologists catalogued a ring of 12 megaliths carved with strange spiral glyphs. Today they’re sealed off by Park Services citing “public safety.”
Those glyphs match the ones John Dee copied from the Necronomicon MS. 47B—every swirl and tooth exactly the same.
3. LA Aquifer Pumping Patterns
LADWP logs show our groundwater levels dropping in perfect 48-hour cycles. Nothing in meteorology or extraction explains it—except the rhythmic inhalation of an entity bigger than Mount San Jacinto.
I cross-referenced city power usage: spikes in October 2024 every 48 hours exactly when the aquifer “releases.”
4. Electromagnetic Disturbances in the Metro Tunnels
I rode the Red Line with an SDR dongle and saw bursts of broadband static under Vermont/Sunset station.
FOIA’d Metro’s “special equipment installation” memos—they’re retrofitting tunnels with magnetometers, “to monitor structural integrity.” Yeah, let’s spy on the Elder Gods instead of the cracks in the concrete.
5. Cult Activity Hidden in Plain Sight
Permits for late-night churro-truck rallies around MacArthur Park. Vendor manifests list “special herbs” and “ritual incense” shipments from Jakarta
1. Seismic “Anomalies” Along the Wilshire Fault
USGS isn’t talking about the strange low-frequency tremors we’re logging every night at exactly 02:13 AM. These hums don’t match tectonic shifts—they’re too regular, too sinusoidal.
I pulled raw waveform data from station WLA (Townsend Dr.) and ran a spectral analysis: a dominant peak at 0.045 Hz. That’s right in the range of giant organism bio-signals (think blue whale, but orders of magnitude deeper).
2. Graveyard of Stone Monoliths in Topanga Canyon
In 1932, archaeologists catalogued a ring of 12 megaliths carved with strange spiral glyphs. Today they’re sealed off by Park Services citing “public safety.”
Those glyphs match the ones John Dee copied from the Necronomicon MS. 47B—every swirl and tooth exactly the same.
3. LA Aquifer Pumping Patterns
LADWP logs show our groundwater levels dropping in perfect 48-hour cycles. Nothing in meteorology or extraction explains it—except the rhythmic inhalation of an entity bigger than Mount San Jacinto.
I cross-referenced city power usage: spikes in October 2024 every 48 hours exactly when the aquifer “releases.”
4. Electromagnetic Disturbances in the Metro Tunnels
I rode the Red Line with an SDR dongle and saw bursts of broadband static under Vermont/Sunset station.
FOIA’d Metro’s “special equipment installation” memos—they’re retrofitting tunnels with magnetometers, “to monitor structural integrity.” Yeah, let’s spy on the Elder Gods instead of the cracks in the concrete.
5. Cult Activity Hidden in Plain Sight
Permits for late-night churro-truck rallies around MacArthur Park. Vendor manifests list “special herbs” and “ritual incense” shipments from Jakarta
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