Kerry Cassidy - TOTAL RECALL TRANSCRIPTS I-XI

For over 30 years, Captain Mark Richards has been and still is, a prisoner of the war between on and off planet races that have dominated Earth for centuries. He is an honorable officer of the Navy, who because of his rebellion against the Draco and Reptoids (Luciferian alliance) is considered a threat to their operations. This also makes him a political prisoner here on Earth. He was framed for a murder he is accused of having masterminded while he was on a mission off planet in service to humanity. He was Captain of a starship enterprise type vessel, fighting the war against aliens bent on the takeover of Planet Earth. I am the only journalist who has interviewed him in person while he is in prison.

November 19, 2013

This is my first interview recall with Captain Mark Richards from the Secret Space Program.

http://projectcamelotportal.com/2013/11/19/mark-richards-total-recall-with-transcript/

The written transcript of the Mark Richards Total Recall interview is available for download and reading here. Special thanks to the Camelot Volunteer who has made this possible and for all their hard work!!!

TOTAL RECALL : CAMELOT VIDEO Written Transcript

Kerry on Camera. Begins with a short interview with Jo Ann Richards, the wife of Captain Mark Richards then transitions to Kerry in car recall via video blog, her in person interview with Mark Richards.

Kerry Cassidy interviews Captain Mark Richards

Source: www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bPhG3WP2xM

Published on November 8, 2013

This is an interview with Captain Mark Richards conducted at Vacaville Prison on November 2, 2013. This is the first time in the over 30 years of his incarceration, that any journalist has interviewed him. I was not allowed to document this face-to-face interview with camera or any recording devices or to take notes during the interview. Everything you are about to see has been recalled from memory immediately after my meeting with him. Just prior to the interview I spoke briefly with his wife Jo Ann who also was present during the interview.

Navy Captain Mark Richards was an officer involved in the Dulce Battle as well as very active in the Secret Space Program and U.S. Space Command for many years prior to his being arrested and convicted of a murder he did not commit. This is a classic case of the government framing someone who they feel may be turning against them from within the military.

... When the truth was evident that sub-humans and other creatures were being produced from abducted human females, impregnated against their will, a secret resistance group formed within the military and intelligence agencies of the U.S. Government that did not approve of the deals that had been made with the Off-worlders. Many of these brave humans would be assassinated, or died under mysterious circumstance, or would be silenced in other ways.

The Air Force Intelligence Officer that reportedly was the man who met with the Aliens at Holloman (Air Force Base) in 1964, was the legendary Dutchman, Ellis Loyd Richards, Jr.the same man who would reportedly order the attack on Dulce in 1979, and whose son, Captain Mark Richards, would lead the human attack on the facility. E.D.H. Earth Defense Headquarters The above quote was taken from a Technical Brief/ Winter2001 / Edited by CAPTAIN MARK RICHARDS Published byEarth Defense Headquarters http://www.edhca.org/

TRANSCRIPT OF INTERVIEW STARTS HERE:

KERRY CASSIDY (KC): Okay we are approaching the Vacaville Prison area and I am really so afraid that I am going to make a wrong turn and get arrested, just because of the nature of the area that we are in. This prison borders a neighborhood. I cant imagine somebody going, well, lets go live right by a prison. You know, lets raise our kids right across the street from a prison. I mean I just missed the [turn], like what a nightmare. The street we just passed was called Butcher, and were talking about what do you name the streets around a prison, you know, Death Row Lane, Murders Alley. You know, I dont understand how they could build a prison, and the place looks just like Nazi Germany, you know, totally. So this whole notion of prisons is really a demented one in my opinion. Oh, there she is. [Kerry sees Jo Ann and gets out of the car]

I am here with Jo Ann Richards. We are here in Vacaville, and we are about to go to the Vacaville Prison. Im trying to dress conservatively. I had to actually borrow these pants, believe it or not, because I live in jeans. I live in nothing but jeans and mini skirts. And neither of these was loud (she points to sweater and slacks she has on) so I think I look very...

JO ANN RICHARDS (JAR): Conservative.

KC: Okay, good, and I have a big coat to cover the whole body if that becomes necessary. If I dont look enough like a nun, then I do have that extra piece.

JAR: [laughs]

KC: So I cant bring a recording device. We are shooting with the camera here in a parking lot of McDonalds just to document this momentous occasion, right?

JAR: (laughs) It is. It is very momentous.

KC: Yes, and I mean I think I might be the first person ever to have interviewed him, to come to the prison.

JAR: Except for me, yes, back when I used to be a journalist, yes.

KC: Wow!

JAR: I mean we have had friends, but nobody in the journalistic capacity, so this is great.

KC: Okay.

JAR:And we will buy a couple of picturedockets so that you can take pictures of you being there.

KC: Okay, so...

JAR: And its really... once you get in there, it is really not as scary as it seems.

KC: Its very pleasant and...

JAR: Its very pleasant and...

KC: Im redoing my lipstick.

JAR: We just all, you know, set at our tables and eat and talk.

KC: All right. So I guess the question is, how long has your husband been in prison?

JAR: It has been 31 years since he was arrested, so 31 years minus about four or five months being out on bail.

KC: Okay, and at this moment is there any chance of what you call parole and getting out in the future, that kind of thing?

JAR: His sentence is life without parole, so technically no. So we keep trying to think of new strategies, and we keep hoping with overcrowding that they are going to realize they need to let out the older guys, because he is 60 years old now, and that is old for prison, so...

KC: Oh, okay.

JAR: We just keep hoping somebody will think carefully...

KC: Wow.

JAR:... about their government decisions. [laughs]

KC: Okay, and is there going to be any topics that I cannot talk about, or you know, things I cant say, or any of that kind of stuff, because [if there is] you need to tell me now.

JAR: Because you are going in person, you can probably ask him anything you want. If there is something he cant tell you he wont.

KC: Okay.

JAR: And he will either say I cant tell you or he will just give us a look, like dont ask me that. Or, because if it is going to break his U.S. secrecy oath, he wont share that.

KC: Okay.

JAR: So I would try asking him anything you want, but just know he might have to not answer you.

KC: All right, in terms of [time], how long am I going to have with him.

JAR: So the appointment to get processed is technically 12:00, and if they are on time today, and who knows, and visiting ends at 2:002:30, you should have an hour-and-a-half to two hours.

KC: Okay.

JAR: Its going to be, you know, you guys getting in touch and talking to each other, and hes going to check you out and you are going to check him out, but just so you know, because hes very cautious about meeting new people.

KC: Okay.

JAR: And he has to decide if he can trust you.