SCP-232 Object Class Safe Special Containment Procedures SCP-232 is to be kept in a locked safe in the Canido Hazard Wing of Site-73. When not in use for testing, its batteries are to be removed. When batteries are not installed, SCP-232 may be handled safely by any authorized staff member. The Foundation is to monitor online auction houses and dealers of vintage toys and acquire any products of the same model of SCP-232 for testing and disposal. Any under instances of SCP-232 discovered are to be archived appropriately. When batteries are installed, personnel other than D-Class are not to handle SCP-232 for any period longer than necessary to install and remove batteries. Staff members who have been exposed to works in the Jack Proton franchise in any format are not to handle SCP-232 for any period of time while batteries are installed. D-Class carry and SCP-232 for testing purposes are to be monitored at all times and terminated SCP-232-related behavior should pose a security risk. The copyright publication and merchandising rights of the Jack Proton novels and all spin-off media are to be held by Springfield Crown Publishing, a Foundation front company for the purpose of keeping the works out of print, thereby preventing activation of anomalous properties in any SCP-232 instances that may exist outside containment. In the event of any public occurrences of SCP-232 behavior, the Foundation shall liaise with local law enforcement authorities to recover the artifact and issue Class A amnesiacs to affected parties as appropriate. Description SCP-232 is a children's toy of early 1950s manufacturer, composed primarily of tin and a battery-powered electric light apparatus with an exterior painted to resemble a laser gun of the type featured in popular science fiction of the early 20th century. A hinged section at the base of SCP-232's handle opens to accept two standard AA alkaline batteries. When batteries have been installed correctly in the triggers pooled a small red electric light and a barrel lights up, SCP-232's cognition affecting properties become active whenever SCP-232 is picked up and held or carried by a human being while it has working batteries installed. Within 5 to 30 seconds of picking up SCP-232, the person handling will begin speaking in English regardless of any previous fluency with the language or lack thereof, in a manner resembling the speech patterns of pre-teen and or adolescent American youth culture of the 1950s. Persons so affected will deny that anything is unusual about their manner of speech and will insist that they have always spoken thusly. This behavior continues until approximately 15 to 20 seconds after the test subject is induced to a relinquished possession of SCP-232, after which speech patterns return to normal. In test subjects that have had no exposure to any work with the Jack Proton franchise, SCP-232's effects do not continue past this stage and the subject retains no memory of their behavior while under its influence. Patent information embossed on the handle of SCP-232 and historical analysis of non-anomalous artifacts identical in appearance indicate that SCP-232 is a mass-produced atomic zapper toy produced by the ██████ Corporation from 1953 to 1958 as a licensed merchandising tie-in to the Jack Proton Space Cop, a series of young adult science fiction novels by American author M. K. Snyder. Approximately ████ units were manufactured and sold during the toy's production run, of which an unknown quantity remained in existence today. The Foundation has acquired 138 units since containment of SCP-232 began, all but three of which have shown no anomalous properties under testing. Thorough examination has indicated no discernible differences between anomalous and non-anomalous units. The Jack Proton series, consisting primarily of 15 novels and several dozen short stories written between 1940 and Snyder's death in 1973, revolved around the eponymous Major John Patrick Jack Proton, an officer of the Galactic Police Department in a 27th century setting where the human race has colonized the entirety of the Earth's solar system. The setting is typical of early 20th century juvenile science fiction and relies heavily on soft sci-fi depictions of space travel common and literature of the time, including the existence of intelligent life and planets within its solar system, a breathable atmosphere on the moon, and other heavenly bodies faster than light travel without relativistic complications and sapient artificial intelligence and computers based on vacuum tube technology. The novels were additionally adapted into a nationally syndicated radio program from 1947 to 1952, a television series aired by the NBC network from 1953 to 1954, and a black-and-white movie released to theaters in 1956. The Jack Proton franchise bears no demonstrable anomalous property itself, and may be red, viewed or listened to safely provided the person doing so does not come in contact with SCP-232. In subjects who have previously red-watched or listened to any installment of the Jack Proton franchise, SCP-232's secondary effect begins to manifest after approximately 90 to 120 seconds of physical contact with the toy. During this stage, the test subjects' memories and personality are radically altered to the extent that the subject believes him or herself to be a resident of the fictional 27th century of the Jack Proton novels. Test subjects in this stage refuse to answer to their given names and will during interviews describe life stories and career experiences of life in the 27th century, which are internally consistent with themselves and with canonical details about the setting. Often describing themselves as close associates of Jack Proton and other major characters featured in the franchise. Some examinations given to the test subjects in the state had consistently indicated that the test subjects believed these accounts to be true. In the third and final stage of SCP-232 exposure, occurring approximately 30 to 45 minutes of first contact, test subjects begin to experience severe sensory hallucinations to the effect that they now perceive the world around them to be the fictional setting of the Jack Proton franchise. In this state, test subjects almost invariably believe that they are members of Jack Proton's junior action squad, and have been assigned a mission of utmost interplanetary security, which researchers and security personnel of the Foundation are involved in or are attempted to prevent them from completing. Though attempts to neutralize Foundation personnel with SCP-232 have invariably proven futile, test subjects have been known to resort to physical violence on occasion. Persons afflicted by the later stages of SCP-232 exposure will resist any attempts to remove SCP-232 from their person, and, if separated from it, will attempt to recover it by any means available to them. Six of the later stages of exposure were off gradually over a period of approximately three to six hours after SCP-232 had been removed from the subject's person, and approximately ██████ percent of tests involving long-term exposure, test subjects have retained memories of their artificial persona at the dissipation of the effect, resulting in cognitive dissonance and associated psychological impairments. SCP-232 came to the Foundation's attention on ████ following the arrest of Martin ██████, a retired steelworker living in ██████, Pennsylvania, where it is orderly conduct following an affray at a shopping mall ██████, who insisted on referring to himself as Space Cadet Max Mars, was taken into custody after confronting several mall patrons and brandishing SCP-232 that managed to know the location of the Phobos Ruby, an artifact that depth of which from the Martian Museum of History drives the plot of the novella Murder on the Io Express. According to Briefing prior to amnesiac therapy ██████ stated that he had owned one of the toys of the child and had been a fan of the series, and purchased SCP-232 from an online auction site with nostalgic value because he had so much fun playing cops and aliens with it in his youth. Interview Logs All interviews conducted by Dr. J. Andrews, test subjects had no exposure to the Jack Proton franchise prior to the acquisition by the Foundation. All interviews conducted three hours after initial exposure to SCP-232. Interview Logs 232-1 Test Subject D-65203 Caucasian Male 37 Years Old Franchise Exposure Six Jack Proton Novels Jack Proton Space Cop Jack Proton Goes to Mars Humans Must Die The Great Callisto Caper War in Space The Night the Lights Went Out in Ganymede Begin Log ██████, 12.38 PM Good Afternoon D-65203 How are you today? D-65203 Excuse me, sir? D-65203 I'm sorry, what is your name? D-65203 Billy, sir? D-65203 Billy McMurphy You're speaking more politely than usual, Billy. Billy McMurphy Gosh, sir. I wouldn't dare sass off to a real-life scientist. D-65203 I see. How old are you, Billy? D-65203 14. What does it mean I'm not a real space cop? D-65203 See? Jack Proton gave me this official space deputy badge himself. D-65203 Gesture to the D-Class Identification Badge, pinned to his jumpsuit. D-65203 I see. Do you work for Jack Proton then? D-65203 Golly, sir. I sure do. I'm part of his junior action squad. D-65203 And what does that do for him? D-65203 I'm on a super-secret mission right now. I'm not sure I'm even supposed to tell you. D-65203 I'd better check with him first. Is there a hyperphone in the next room? D-65203 Where do you believe you are at the moment, Billy? D-65203 Looks around the interview room, including out a window overlooking the Site-73 parking lot. D-65203 Gee, sir. There's a window. This has to be Space Station Delta. D-65203 Points out of 1989 Buick Le Sabre, owned by Dr. Graham. Say, is that Admiral Joe's flagship doctor? Please say you'll let me get his autograph. We'll see. N-LOG 1241PM Interview Log 232-2 Test Subject D-11503 Caucasian Male 47 Years Old Franchise Exposure Six episodes of the Jack Proton Hour radio program, encompassing the two part stories Marooned on Mars, The Prince of Neptune, and A Pioneer's Homecoming. Begin Log D-342PM Good Afternoon. D-11503 begins to speak in a monotone robot voice without natural inflection. Greetings, humanoid. Would you please identify yourself for the record? I am D-Bot, Unit Model-11503 at your service. Footnotes The radio program is the only version of the Jack Proton Franchise to feature intelligent robots capable of speech. A robot sidekick originally planned for the television series was scrapped due to budget concerns. Novels published in the radio program was introduced to acknowledge their existence of robots, but stated as the building of sapient robots have been restricted by the robotics laws instituted by the Space Congress, a nun or ever directly introduced to the reader.  You look very lifelike. I was programmed to appease humanoid sensibilities. And how old are you? I was activated at the Advanced Robotic Facility at Old New Hampshire on Earth on January 12, 2592. What is your purpose? I am a fully modular service robot. My purpose is to assist Major John Patrick Proton of the Galactic Police Department in the apprehension of dangerous criminals. When you say you're fully modular, what does that entail? My body has been designed to make use of a wide variety of customizable limbs. I may be removed by factory-installed appendages at will and replaced them with those designed for specific purposes. Could you please demonstrate now by removing your left arm? Affirmative. D-1103 grabs his left arm with the shoulder with his right hand and attempts unsuccessfully to remove it by unscrewing it from his socket. I seem to be experiencing a malfunction. Please refer to my operating manual for information on how to resolve the difficulty. Nevermind, D-bot. Are you capable of solving logic problems? I am programmed to answer any and all queries directed at me. A man has been sentenced to death. The morning of his execution, the executioner tells the condemned man he is to be either hanged or drowned, and tells the man to ask him one yes or no question, which he has compelled to answer truthfully. If the answer to the question is yes, then the man will be hanged. If the answer is no, then the man will be drowned. The man asks, are you going to drown me? Will the man be hanged, or will he be drowned? D-1103 is signed up for 38 seconds. D-bot? Error, error. I beg your pardon? If answer is equal no, then result equals drowning, but no equal incorrect if result equals drowning. Therefore, drowning equal impossible. Result equal hanging. Hanging equal impossible. If answer equals no, error, error does not compute. System overload. System overload. Consult operating manual for D-1103 slumps over and ceases responding to outside stimuli. Interview log 349-PM Interview log 232-3 Test subject D-67539 Caucasian female, 26 years old Franchise exposure, one short story collection, Starship Days, one unauthorized fan fiction short story, Major Sarah. Forward None of the official Jack Proton stories feature female characters as protagonist or action-oriented suit-supporting characters. Prior to Interview 232-3, all experiments with female test subjects have resulted in the subject developing the personality of a damsel in distress or innocent bystander persona. Major Sarah, an unauthorized piece of short fan fiction, published in 1972 by the Fanzine Junior Action Squad, which details the experience of the first woman to join the Galactic Police Department and her subsequent forbidden love affair with Jack Proton, was introduced in order to determine what her third-party fiction set in the Jack Proton universe would have an impact on the result of exposure. Begin log T-1038AM Good morning. Sir, good morning, sir. D-69539 rises to her feet in salute. Dr. Andrews returns to salute. As you were, please state your name for the record. Sir, Lieutenant First Class Samantha Marie Van Satternberg, sir. No need to be so formal, Lieutenant. Please relax. Sir, I didn't get where I am today by relaxing, sir. I am not an officer. You need not call me, sir. D-67539 pauses. Sir, I… Yes. Sir, yes. You mentioned getting where you are today. Where is that? I am currently the youngest officer in the Galactic Police Department. How old are you? Seventeen. You were commissioned at seventeen? Not bad for a girl, huh? Why did they accept you so young? Because I wasn't wasting my time wearing frilly dresses and playing with dolls. That's why. You must have been very goal-oriented to make it so young. Why did you want to be a space cop so badly? To work with Jack Proton, of course. Why him specifically? Because he's the best there is. He's smart, and he's strong, and… can I tell you a secret? Everything we discuss here is strictly confidential, Lieutenant. Well, he's dreamy. Dreamy. Those beautiful blue eyes that rock solid jaw with those bulging biceps.  I can't say it occurred to me. I just have to meet him. I'll introduce myself, and he'll be so impressed by how much I accomplished and will talk about work and space ball and music, and maybe he'll ask if I'll go with him for dinner in a movie at the Hover Inn. Wouldn't it be a dream come true? I'll wear my hair down to put on the prettiest dress. I mean, I don't wear dresses like some little girl obsessed with princesses and space ponies, but that doesn't mean I can't wear a dress for him. I bet he loves a girl who knows how to dress up. End log. 1042 AM.


Jerry of the circus get those cars stop forward at that bad But each of these cars have individual brakes one at each end We've got to get up here on top of the cars now quick Jerry. We've got no time to lose I'll say not seems like we're going faster. They're hard to turn see not other break the other end of the carpet Can I help sorry son? This is one time it takes even more than average man strength That's good now quick back the next car, but we're still moving yep after all this three cars here once at a break There's the curve ahead and then it's an honest and goodness downgrade These bling things are sure Steve. I sure wish I were big right now and strong. I wish you would too. Come on We've got to get that next break those two breaks don't seem to be holding us any Well at the helping we can get all six tight in the fall return that curve. We're okay here You're this is a third break only four more to go Getting out of breath We don't seem to be going any faster that's on anyhow if the brakes weren't old and we'd be gathering momentum Well, I'm on that curve. Gee. I need to spank the Samson on this job. Hi, you're doing swell only three more And we haven't hit the curve yet. Yeah, but we're right up to it And that's good just two more got like one of these brakes that hold it I get them all done We just gotta make it sandy. We can't let the circus down now. The brakes just gotta hold your ride Jerry Can't let those horses end up in a heap of tangled steel at the bottom of the grave Let me let me get a piece of meat You're sure soft Why you turn that morning? Hey, Sandy. We're turning the curb. We're still moving Hey, we get around to where laws where I get that last break that my oldest quick Sandy We are going slower. You're the breaks other dragon I just can't get it in the title You did it you made it Sandy in just in time that first car was just starting down the grade Anyone that asked me I'd have said it couldn't have been done dad told me once it when you need extra strength in an emergency You always get it if you go right ahead and do what you have to and forget that you can't do it I believe he's right. I'm not bragging but honest I I never knew I had enough powder why did it take three men on a job like this is a rule Listen to them. Yes. They're as thrilled as we are. Come on. We might as well get down on the ground They're all headed this way seems like I don't think I can move Jerry Guess I'm kind of done Ian. Well, I should think you would be can I do anything for you? No, I'll be all right in a jiffy Just let me rest a minute Yeah, oh it's got a circus of our own. Come on, Sandy. Can you get down now? Sure? I'm okay Yeah, I never thought you'd do it Sandy neither did I Jerry kept me going though.  Well, we'll save your horses for you. Anyway What about the fire back there? Hold out. Yeah, the worst of it The fellas are going through it now beating out any sparks and trying to see how much damage is done. Well, come on gang Let's see what we can do to help Don't tell me there's anything left of that car that had the props and costumes in it Well, some stuff has been saved but lots of it's pretty badly damaged Claire's having a whale of a time trying to get some Order over there Clara the women are out to I'll say they are and they'll be up all night trying to fix Up that wardrobe so we can get together some kind of a show tomorrow too many Christmas Hey, what about the car the props we're in? Well, that's one flat car. We'll never use again They'll just leave it on the roadside. Why do you get those holes of yours organized? We'll pack up the engine and couple these cars together again. We got to get going. Yeah, I know Okay, Sandy right away. Come on Jerry. Okay, why hey, Sandy. Hi I just been back with his loading and Claire's raising offer of us. What's wrong with that wardrobe woman now? Well says she'll have to have light in those boxcars if she's gonna be so in a all night She'll have a life. We got some coal oil lanterns. We can stick in there You know if you'd get him to wire the horse cars for electricity We'd have decent lights in an emergency like this Always clowning on just let's don't even get enough of it in the ring. Well, everyone expects you to clown in the ring It's much more fun clowning outside working hours because folks aren't looking for it And I can get a better rise out of a guy and tell me anyone ever takes you serious No, not if they know me just look at those folks around Clara You tell I'll see that she has light I got work to do you tell Clara not the interfere with the men loading the stuff Sandy says he'll get some coal oil lamps and set him in the boxcars for you to work by Can't use any of it, but what about my time don't you worry about your tights We'll have some for you by matinee time. Well, you didn't come across my vest. Did you listen? What do you think I'm doing? I can't check everyone old one It's a mighty swell vest belong to my grandfather.  Yeah, they're kind of scorched But I'll go through that stuff and maybe we can make some of it do okay some of your man. Give us a hand here Well, yeah Looks like you pretty near got it loaded Enough folks helping tonight. I'll pitch in if you say the word It's a matter of fact. I could use some more people. Can you're so straight you bet I can and I can darn, too Then get into the boxcar when we get moving most of the women have taken things back to their own cars to work on Well, I'll have to do a lot of sort Hey, Clara any of you seen Sandy? What's wrong now? Are you just running the race? Well, why didn't I just finish fixing up the horses and why do you want me to tell Sandy so he wouldn't think we Is holding up the train in the back in a minute Like they're back up now once to get those cars coupled together again. We'll be on the way good See Clara anything I can do to help you sure thing. Can you so course not boys don't so why sure they do Guess I saw you fixing up your sock the other morning didn't I but that's different now listen It's no disgrace to be able to so I'm a pretty good dressmaker myself if I do say so and I'm gonna help Clara He sure is hope he's as handy with a needle as he thinks he is However, if you want to really work all night Jerry, I'd be glad for you to help me There's lots of sorting and stuff to be gone through I could use an extra pair of hands and lifting boxes and food your thing I'll be glad to what he says you'll be working in the boxcar with a baggie choices were us. That's right Okay, I'll be back soon as we're ready to start. I gotta find Sandy. Well, he'll be over there where they're Okay, thanks be seeing you sure I'll be teaching you how to embroidery before the night over Kidding that nice boy. He's a funny kid. Oh Why is it boys think it's been to be ashamed of to be able to so oh, I don't know the woman's job, I guess Of course when they're not around it just behooves us to get in a couple of stitches ourselves We're gonna wear things out. Well, that's the last of this Hope Sandy doesn't forget those oil lamps. Are you the wardrobe lady? Yeah, Sandy sent me over with these lanterns speaking of angels. We were just wondering about those lamps Well, put him in that boxcar and thanks buddy. Okay. All right. All right, and thanks for the lights burners Here we go Better let me give you a lift into this boxcar quite a climb for a woman Not for me Hello there why Tell you better in the morning want to help us tonight for sure thing. I swing a mean needle Yeah, I bet you do probably be dangerous for anyone within an arms distance though What do you ever sew horse blankets? I got a job for me Clara. Yeah, climb in if you can stay awake after all you've been I guess I can keep you busy Very better step on it if he wants to get in this boxcar once we start moving here he comes out Here Quick the other hand Kind out of breath. Now you listen here. Don't you ever do that again? What try to board a moving train? It's dangerous. I was talking to Sandy and Well, he boarded the next car and I suddenly realized I have to get going or I wouldn't be able to help Claire tonight Who's that door there class is cold. We got a heap of work. Well, what can I do? Move those lights over so I can go through this pile of sports things That's it Land fakes what I miss Yeah, we can use this. Well, what do I do with this put these things in a pile to be thrown out Righty a righty here's something you can do Now where the teachers quite a look found his leap on those costumes in the corner Isn't that just like a man? I can see I should have made some of the women working here tonight Come on. Don't worry. What did you want? Hope that I can do it all these trappings for the elephant see there Scorched but we can brush them up. Well, if you'll shine the middle up I think we can get by tomorrow. Sure. That's easy There are no that that thing yet so in a way Well, what of it? It's my best. I mean it was your best. It's almost a finger now My grandfather's best what a break. Oh in the name of Sam Hill Can I go on tomorrow without the best there are other best but not like that and that best has been with me Yes, I know for years Come on slats get to work But how can I be funny tomorrow with my heart breaking always? I've been able to look down on the gold braid and the yellow and red spots on that beautiful vest Know that the audience just couldn't help seeing me. We'll find another best slash. Sure Go around to the second-hand shops tomorrow This is just the kind of a vest most people send to the ragman Pawn shops will be full of you think so sure you don't think self-respecting people would keep them at home I'll go with you in the morning slats. We'll find you a vest with color so loud that the audience won't see any of the other clowns in the ring


Johnny dollar This is Dennis Taylor star mutual insurance company here in Colorado spring. Yes, Mr. Taylor an important client of ours Mr. Dollar his name is Melvin's Lockerty. Yes Well, he's spending the summer at one of our nearby guest ranches and he's having some visitors for a week or so He's invited them. They'll be his guests. So a dollar of Mr. Lockerty believes that given half a chance One of them will try to murder murder so if you're free if you can find the time to come out here, Mr Taylor, I'm on my way The CBS radio network brings you Mandel Kramer and the exciting adventures of the man with the action-packed expense account America's fabulous freelance insurance investigator yours truly Johnny dollar Expense account submitted by special investigator Johnny dollar to the star mutual insurance company Colorado Springs office Following is an account of expenses incurred during my investigation of the fours a crowd matter Expense account item one a hundred and forty six twenty for a cab to Bradley Field a plane to New York and a jet The rest of the way to Denver the mile-high city in the middle of the most beautiful mountain country I know of and the home of radio station KLZ Item two seven thirty for a ferry plane to Colorado Springs Taylor was there to meet me. He's a short stocky gray haired man of about fifty who takes himself a bit too seriously In spite of the funny way his glasses keep slipping down his pudgy little nose I have one of my own cars right over there If you will drive me back to my office, it's yours for as long as you're here good enough Mr. Taylor now about this man Lockerty. Did you say yes, Melvin Lockerty? And he's convinced mr. Dollar that one of these relatives coming to see him wants to murder Relatives the only surviving ones he has Oh You see they're the children of his younger brother Henry who died a few weeks ago at the age of 71 Oh, I say how old is he? Well according to his policy 74 now what I point the way to go right? and His beneficiaries these three who are coming here When they're due today So you best get over to the no-name ranch where he stayed just as quickly as possible Turn here Tell me how much do you know about these relatives these heirs of his not very much I'm afraid outside of their names have a crooks or something. He's so scared of him any crook in that family It's Lockerty himself. How do you mean? Well now? How do you think he ever got hold of enough money to afford nearly a half million worth of insurance? I'm sure I don't know well then let me tell you by Horns swaggering his brother Henry out of some mining properties over near Cripple Creek That's how no properties that Henry spent a whole lifetime developing to the point where they finally began to pay off I said tricked his brother out of them and then sold them and kept the money himself a rotten thing to do Mr. Dollar and Henry had been a very close friend of mine. This Lockerty sounds like a nice selling He's a crook of the first water and if you ask me Lockerty was completely responsible for his brother's death You see it was by his own hand and you want me to protect a man like that. I know I know but with the company It's purely a matter of dollars and cents personally.  No, no, no. I did not say that You didn't need to the guest ranch was on a broad level spot hacked out of the side of a mountain part of the rampart range About a half mile up from highway 24 It consisted of about a dozen neat modern comfortable cabins and from the front window of mine I had a view of not only pikes, but several other peaks that hem didn't colorful youth pass all very beautiful Yes, my name is Lockerty taking you long enough to get here. Why haven't you been to see me? Well, I want one thing understood dollar right from the beginning when these relatives of mine get here haven't arrived yet I'm still alive ain't I now I don't want them to know what you're here for you understand Yes, but mr. Lockerty look you look and listen I invited him up to spend a week with me to try and make peace with them After all they're the only relatives I got so I understand and to try to find out once and for all which one of Me is out to get me to get you why why because their father just before he died He made one of them promise to get even with me for Well, I sort of done him out of some money once your own brother wasn't it? Yes, well brother. What of it? What difference does that make? Well, how do you know about that promise because he told me before he died And which one of the three do you suspect? Well, how should I know? Haven't even seen them not for years, but now I've been getting letters telling me my time is about up threatening letters Yes, I hope you've kept them. No, I haven't I'm worried. So that's the reason I've called him here for showdown. I mean that to patch it up Here they are now Wait a minute. Mr. Lockerty Are you trying to tell me that that those three who just got out of that car? Yes, the one of them might be plotting to murder you Somebody is crazy Oh While you're smoking a new port remember this hit You Sneaked out the back door of my cabin I stood there by the window and looked long and carefully at the new arrivals while they pulled their luggage out of the car They're in front of ranch office and all I can tell you is that it was a pleasure the one who'd been driving was 267 And Another perhaps a couple years younger was a boom that a real doll Beyond saying that despite of her heavy horn-ridden glasses a plain cotton dress She was one of the loveliest most naturally beautiful girls. I've ever seen so as Casually as possible. I walked out of my cabin and salt her over to them Well, hello, we're here. I'm kitty Lockerty Oh, we all met in Colorado Springs and Mary and had a car so that's why we all got here together. Well, hi I'm Johnny dollar dollar. Oh, I thought the manager's name was what you say it was second up Oh, mr. Crawley nucleario something who cares now. Hi Johnny freckler Mm-hmm like it unusual name. Oh, I'm an unusual girl John. Yes, I can see that Your own can you think I saw him first so what darling so you can now stop you to it's manager about mr. Dollar Oh, it's Johnny and I'm Marion Marion Lockerty. Hi And the answers no he drove into Manitou Springs right after I got here, but if I can give any help What do you Johnny? I think we're supposed to have cabins eight nine and ten Johnny at least that's what uncle Melvin said on the phone Well, why don't we see if they're open? Of course, you never can tell After getting them settled in their respective cabins and calling attention to the square dance posted for that evening I went back to my own cabin and simply waited watching a While later the three of them got together and went over to mr.  Lockerty. I was nice to him dollar I said I'd pay all the bills and give them anything they want up here and then I told him young I Told him that I knew one of them was after me. What'd they say to that? What do you think they acted like they never heard of such a thing, but I knew better dollar I knew better I know that Harry before he died made one of them promise to kill me. Yes, but which one? How should I know?  She's all wrapped up in herself and nobody else don't care about nobody else You think she wouldn't kill me huh because of promise make her share of the money in addition Do you think she would and so would Catherine kitty that black-haired one hot tempered little minks with those dark Shifty eyes and wish try to laugh it off when I said I was wise and how about Marion the one with the glasses Sure the quiet one but smart Just don't you forget that old saying dollar that's still waters on deep anyhow.   I can't sleep. I can't rest it this thing is it driving me crazy That's the understatement of the week. No, what? Look if it's a rest you want mr. Lockerty, I see by the bulletin board if there's a barn dance tonight So at least you can get some sleep while that's going on I'll try to see that they do okay, but but but don't you worry. I'll be sleeping with a gun at my side You carry a gun always do you ask me mr. Lockerty? Well, yeah, well if I ask you what? Nothing forget it Oh For my money this sausage twisted little old man was out of his mind was far more dangerous than any of the girls And yet if one of them had made a promise to kill him Well, there was only one way to find out or at least to try I Sashade on over to the barn dance It was quite an affair far more than just the guest population of the ranch with My lying mightily about my ability as a square dancer I've persuaded all three of the girls to be present then although it took a bit of an eggling Kitty and that's where we're having a high old time with some of the local boys. I managed to get them aside Separately of course for a little walk in the clean cool mountain there I know Johnny it I guess the whole ranch must have heard him ranting and raving at us Why oh he has the silly notion that one of his promise to daddy to kill him to something that happened one What did you one of you? Well, I know I didn't but I'll tell you this darling, but if I had I would have done it I mean after what he did to daddy. Oh, and what's he living for anyhow? I mean, well, don't think I'm nice. It'll be when he leaves us all is nice and money. Hmm. Yes It's getting chilly out here darling. Oh, I'm sorry. Uh, should we go back in and dance some more? Well, if you want to but it might not seem so cool, Johnny You know come to think of it. I promised another fling with your sisters, too. Oh Okay, Johnny Okay, if you want to go back in let's go back in But later Maybe yeah, maybe Why not Kitty who was the next one I managed to get away from the dance But it's the least that could happen to uncle Melvin after what he did You know all I have to say is I wish somebody would get rid of that old coot Well, why don't you do it then kitty? Well, then don't talk like that Johnny. You're talking about murder. weren't you well I know it may have sounded that way, but I didn't mean it. I hope not What are we talking about him for? Such a beautiful night and all the moonlight through the trees and Johnny she would be kind of ashamed to waste it now wouldn't it You know, it's kind of chilly to But that's an old line. Well, then it must be a good one I mean if it works and does it No, no Oh Mary and you for your fortune like an old mother hand. Well, that's what you think but Johnny promise teach me to text Star and that's what they're going to dance next. You did promise Johnny.  Oh John Maybe later. Yes I never dreamed that a hard-boiled insurance investigator could wait a minute now man. What did you see? Oh now look there Didn't you think I'd know the minute I heard your name?  Don't you know why the three of us met in Denver and came here when he asked us to why?  Who wouldn't have to fly my but you married me an old maid school teacher? Now what do you think John? Well, Johnny Isn't it a shame to waste all this lovely? Oh, no, why couldn't I have had a teacher like you? After the barn dance the local folks went home the ranch guests who went back to their cabins Except for kitty and feckler who'd left me flat and paired off with a couple of boys with a fancy car After delivering Marion to a cabin I sat watching at the window of my own until her lights went out then I dropped in on mr. Lockerty again Yes, I get plenty of sleep, but if you're going to bed now doll.  Lockerty I'm going to sit here and read the rest of the night All right, never you say but fecklin kitty are out somewhere with a couple of boys and Marion's going to bed So if you ask me, oh, yeah, how is she what about the light that just went on again there and Marion's captain? Look see it.  Why don't I pull down this window shade? Yes? That's a good idea. Yeah I Shot was just outside the window where that was meant for you or for me Mr. Lockerty mr. Lockerty Dead now I could be brought the ranch guests out of their cabins just as quickly as they could throw something out of the Germans Except for kitty and feckler and their boyfriends who were there within minutes The short-term later Marion appeared in bathrobe and slippers. I had the ranch manager phone for the sheriff and then Terrible in spite of the way I was talking to my kitty. Well, I don't think it's so terrible. It's about time I think that's no way to talk regardless of how we may have thought about Uncle Melvin kitty That's when you two got here in quite a hurry. Where were you when it happened Johnny? You don't think it either of I don't get emotional second and Johnny thick and I and Pete Wally Oh, excuse me Johnny dolly. This is Pete and Kenzie and Wally Thatcher. Hi, mr. Dollar Well, didn't I see you for take off a while back? Yes. Yes, sir We took the girls down the road for beer after the dance Yes, Johnny We just got back and we're on our way to the cabins and we heard the shot so we came over here instead Yes, sir. That's just the way it was. I've seen and aren't you going to ask about me Johnny? What do I need to marry him? No, no Johnny you don't what's that kitty as we came up the drive We saw Marion's light go on there in her cabin. I couldn't sleep Johnny So I decided to make some cocoa and read a while, but before I could even What's the matter Johnny? motive Who else around here could possibly have a motive but Johnny honey? Surely you didn't think that one of I'm afraid I did That clever with Pete and Wally with you two and both mr. Lockerley and I saw the light go on in your cabin Marion Wait a minute There's another possibility Item three thirty five cents for a phone call the Colorado Springs to the one other person the man who said he didn't care What happened to Lockerley? Yes, dollar. Oh, then you are at home Then you couldn't possibly have fired the shot and got all the way back there by now The sheriff and his men arrived and I'll say this for them They were very thorough Also, they convinced me that disposal of a murder weapon could have been a cinch In a deep mucky little pond in back of the road cabins At the time it was fished out if it was there Fingerprints if any wouldn't mean a thing and nobody but nobody was able to give any clue to the killer Maybe so But one of those girls One of them had recognized me the only really clever one The one who'd know the value of an airtight alibi and She'd made a couple of points to me before it happened like their reason for coming and She pointed a finger at the others while seemingly defending them Only trouble was done it but not only I but others had seen that she was in her cabin when it happened That she just turned on her light in there. We'd seen it. I'd seen it Then I remembered a Little device that people use to protect their homes So item four in Manitou Springs that morning 11 25 for a gadget. I hoped would turn the trick Then that night the girls and I sat together on the porch of the office unit What did you say Johnny a trick on your powers of observation Peckler? I don't get it Johnny you will kitty now Look in through this window into the office To the wall clock Okay Now look over there at my cabin I left the lights off right which gets there up in my cabin to all right now I'm going to leave you and I want to know to the second what time I get inside my cabin and turn on the light in it Sure, and then Johnny Then you'll see Certainly taking Johnny long enough to get over there just relax back I think he has something up his sleeve if you want the truth though I can think of nicer things with Johnny than playing games Where for you to look look his nights are on things Okay, so he got there at exactly the time is exactly four and a quarter four and a half minutes Don't bother kitty. I'm right here Johnny. Johnny. I Just now so you turn on your lights way over there on your cat. So you would have sworn That's where I was wouldn't you of course so would our Johnny the way you and the boys swore that Marion was in her cabin When your uncle was killed but she wasn't My lights went on over there just now because of a simple clockwork device that I put on the lamp cord earlier and Automatic switch. That's right. People use them to put on the lights in their homes while they're away and then turn them off in the Mornings to make the house look occupied when they're not there The way Marion made it look Made it look as though she were in her cabin. Oh, no, that's right Marion But Johnny Johnny he didn't deserve to live Maybe not Marion But nobody deserves to be mooted Expense account total including the trip home call it $400 even yours truly Johnny dollar Now here is our start to tell you about next week story next week a Case with a real switch to the finish tune in won't you yours truly Johnny dollar Can you get premium gasoline performance at regular gasoline price? 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Do you struggle with money?  At last. It's time to explore how you can create your spiritual money right now Now you might be familiar with this material But for those who aren't allow me a moment to introduce you to two men and their legendary book Napoleon Hill and your Carnegie and the book think and grow rich This book is truly the ultimate spiritual success manual having sold over a hundred million copies And helps to create more millionaires in the world than you can count This book came about in 1937 when a man named Andrew Carnegie commissioned a young Napoleon Hill to write a book about how he became the wealthiest person of his generation The world's first billionaire by today's standards I mean technically he wasn't a billionaire, but with the inflation of the dollar today. He would be several times over Now just to get this out of the way I feel it's important to note that for those who read it You'll probably notice a bit of a sexual bias in the language used the book was clearly intended written for men when it was published in 1937 that said the principles they explore are relative for anyone who is on the journey of wealth transformation And while I don't support the sexist attitude the core information is valuable to explore This book documents the ultimate success philosophy and formula for anyone who is seeking to generate wealth in a way of thinking that Mirrors the understanding of the ancient Greek mystery schools. I'm not even joking This book literally teaches how to create wealth in your life by being psychic Allow me a moment to share a few key passages to show you what I'm referring to Truly thoughts are things and powerful things at that when they are mixed with definiteness of purpose persistence and a burning desire for their translation into riches or other material objects More than 40 years ago the author working in conjunction with the late Dr. Alexander Graham Bell and Dr. Elmer R Gates Observed that every human brain is both a broadcasting and receiving station for the vibration of thought In a fashion similar to that employed by the radio broadcasting principle Every human brain is capable of picking up vibrations of thought which are being released by other brains Yes, all of this was written in 1937 now when you begin to think and grow rich You will observe that riches begin with a state of mind with definiteness of purpose The author reminds us that our state of mind is of the utmost importance Success comes to those who become success conscious failure comes to those who indifferently allow themselves to become failure conscious He concludes the introductory chapter by informing us that if we can learn to follow the 13 principles of thinking and growing rich Literally anyone can lead a wealthy and prosperous life Going over the principles take up the majority of this book, but allow me a moment to run through them with you Principle one is desire. We must have a healthy desire for what it is that we want This is akin to being able to consciously focus on what you're wanting to create for what we think and feel Actively creates our reality if we choose to just get what life gives us then certainly we're not going to end up with much We have to be clear about what we want and be willing to go after it Principle two is faith quoting directly from the book faith is the head chemist of the mind when faith is blended with thought The subconscious mind instantly picks up the vibration Translates it into its spiritual equivalent and then transmits it into infinite intelligence as in the case of prayer Infinite intelligence is often used to describe God or spirit Principle three is auto-suggestion a term which essentially means self-suggestion the agency of communication between the conscious and subconscious minds This is your ability to program your own subconscious mind by making sure to feed it creative and healthy thoughts instead of destructive ones Principle four is specialized knowledge. There are two kinds of knowledge general and specialized General knowledge is the kind of stuff you learn in school Random bits of history and math and literature and stuff that by itself isn't really good for much Specialized knowledge on the other hand is knowledge that is organized and intelligently directed towards the fulfillment of your dreams Principle five is imagination What they describe to be the workshop wherein all dreams and desires are given shape form and action There are two forms of our imagination the synthetic imagination which arranges old concepts ideas or plans Into new combinations, which doesn't create anything new and the creative imagination Which is the mind-opening bridge to infinite intelligence which allows you to conceive of entirely new concepts The faculty through which hunches and inspirations are achieved Principle six seven and eight all go together. They are organized planning Decision and persistence. This is the practical ability to form definite practical plans of action making decisions on them and executing them consistently and persistently until you begin to see results Procrastination is the killer of dreams. So while you might be worried that oh, I mean, what if I don't make the right decision? Any decision is better than sitting there and doing nothing and you always continually refine and improve as you go Speaking to persistence Napoleon Hill explains that one of the most common causes of failure is the habit of quitting when one is overtaken by temporary defeat Every person is guilty of this mistake at one time or another When defeat overtakes a person the easiest and most logical thing to do is quit and that's what so many do However, failure is a trickster with a keen sense of irony and cunning It takes great delight in tripping one when success is almost within reach Principle nine is the power of the mastermind The mastermind may be defined as coordination of knowledge and effort in a spirit of harmony between two or more people for The attainment of a definite purpose It basically means don't try and do everything yourself if you can team up with people to achieve a vision do it Principle 10 is the mystery of sex transmutation Yes, the mystery of sex transmutation Very simply it means the switching of the mind from thoughts of a physical expression Into thoughts of some other nature. I'll just leave that one here, but it's a very interesting chapter Principle 11 12 and 13 are called the subconscious mind the brain and the sixth sense And it's when this book really becomes a mystery school of its own They explain that our minds are receivers and emitters for thoughts and emotions into the collective field of consciousness That we're connected to everyone that we must train and use our subconscious for connecting to infinite intelligence Aka source spirit or God and through opening to infinite abundance We begin to direct ourselves toward the creation of value in the world which produces wealth as a result We also develop the faculties of our psychic mind the sixth sense through which infinite intelligence may and will communicate voluntarily without any effort from you This is the apex of the philosophy But which can only be truly mastered once the other principles have fully been understood and integrated into the psyche The book concludes with a final chapter on the six ghosts of fear Where they describe that the sixth sense will be blocked as long as you embody the following fears The fear of poverty criticism ill health loss of love of someone old age and death We must tackle these fears and overcome them within us through meditation and other conscious engagement with ourselves And this will support us in activating our own sixth sense Now I know these 13 principles alone are a lot to digest so you might need to rewatch this video and take notes But that said there's one more thing from this book. I must share with you Think and grow rich also describes the six step action item formula to begin creating your spiritual wealth right now Take note If you want to completely transform your financial reality I encourage you to pay close attention to the following Step one Determine what you want to achieve or accomplish Decide what your goal is your goal must be specific enough that you know when you have achieved it It is also important that you are emotionally engaged in achieving the goal Your desire for the end result must be strong enough to motivate you to do what you need to do Even when you don't want to do it Step two Decide what you are willing or need to give in return for what you desire Nothing worthwhile comes without a price. For example time money a change of habit, etc What changes do you need to make to your life or lifestyle that will allow you to achieve your goal? Step three set a specific date when you want to achieve your goal by This gives you a set timeline to work with as you develop your plan Step four develop your plan Begin at once whether you are ready or not What steps are you planning to take that move you toward your goal? Do not wait for the plan to be perfect start right away. You can and will make adjustments as you go Step five write a clear and concise statement of what you want When you want it what you are willing to give and the steps you plan to take to achieve the goal Step six Read your statement out loud with emotion a minimum of two times a day First thing in the morning and right before you go to sleep This is the most important step in the process And adding to this visualize yourself as if you've already achieved your goal Do this as often as you can during the day even if only for a few moments And that's it with that I now must bring this episode to a close But fear not our journey into spiritual money is not over yet. There are still some very important things we have to explore See you next week


The design of the wheel shall be that of the wheel. Chakras with a brass funding. The main purpose of our announcement is to connect to Mabashoka. Namaskar. I am Sagarichhabra and we are recording the Hamara Itihas Archives. And today we are in the home of a very special person, Subhadra Khosla, who actually raised the flag inside the Lahore Women's Jail, along with several other women. She is the daughter of Achint Ram and Sathya Vati ji. And she is a reservoir of stories and our history. Subhadra ji, namaskar. First of all, I would like to say that you have given me your precious time. And I would like to ask you, when and where did your birth come from? I am influenced by your love. And my birth was in the district of Amritsar, Taseel Tarantaran. When? On 30th September, in 1928. So what was the influence of your family? My father was the only son of his parents. His name was Lala Achintran. He went to Lahore for medical studies. His father was very proud that my son was becoming a doctor. But time changed his life. Mahatma Gandhi ji's call came, leave foreign studies and make the country independent. So in the night, he burnt all his foreign clothes and burnt them. And now he has decided that he will make the country independent. He was a fan of that feeling. He came to our home. And my mother also went to Kanyakumar Vidyalaya for 5 years.  Yes, my mother was Satya Vati ji. Lala Chintran ji left her studies and completed her graduation. And Lala Lajpatra ji opened 7th of the People's Society, which was called the Lok Sevak Mandal in Hindi. And for his children, for his friends, he made the first member of Lala Chintran ji, who was a member of all India's youth service. But what did you see? Did you tell about the people at that time? Your father was Chintran ji and Satya Vati ji. Who else was there with him? Where we used to live in Lajpatbhavan, Lala ji bought the coat, it was the coat of the British, I think. Because at that time, every bathroom, which was double styled by the British, the one to sit and the one to get up, they used to give every member a hundred rupees a month. And wherever they came from, they were ready to leave home. And you cannot earn anything more than this. These were their conditions. And they should graduate. They opened a library for 2-3 hours. Dwarka Das library in Lajpatbhavan, on the 2nd floor. The students who came, and all the members of the library, they should study. Who else was there with them? They were members of the society, Mohanlal ji, Sati Mohanlal ji, Jagannath ji, Principal Shabir Das ji, they were members of Lahore, Devrahe Sethi, Lal Bahadur Shastri in UP, Algurahe Shastri, I mean, there were 10 members, UP, Bihar, Gujarat, Odisha, all the members, they would come once or twice a year, they would have a meeting together. And what direction should the country go to? What is our goal, that we should not forget? They would come for a walk on that path. Who were the women with them who were involved in the freedom struggle at that time? When they were studying, there were 4 women with them, who were the PhD students, they were Jalwit, with them was Sushila Mohan, who later became an MLA in Delhi, and there were 2 women, who were the PhD students, they all fought for their rights, but my mother, who was engaged to my husband, said, that I will eat meat, I will wash clothes at home, which he had never done, I will live a simple life, I will serve people. Tell me, what did you see in 1952? The story of 1952 is very exciting, because we saw our father going to jail, but we didn't see him from home, we were in jail. But that day, on 9th August, the police were standing outside Lajpat Bhawan, because there were no television radios, so we saw all the important meetings in Lajpat Bhawan, were held in the committee room, and on that day, on 9th August, we had a meeting to meet the congressman, what we had to do for freedom, because Mahatma Ji's call came, to do or die, so with so much patience, we had to talk about it today. People started coming at 9 o'clock, we were sleeping in the bed, so we went to bed, so we said, what happened? On the day of 1984, the police stood outside, because there was something going on. At 10 o'clock, there were 20-40 people, and up to 2 o'clock, there were 40 people, and all of them were shouting, let's go, now we have to go for freedom, when everything is done. All the money in their pockets were given to them, and father came to catch them, so the people who made the food were busy, but whatever was there, so much patience, their families came, so they were making a lot of noise, in such a long time, the police asked, where is Sheeta Devi? She was also here, so they went to catch them, they were also from Chhabil Das Ji, they were the principals of national college, so they asked, are they from Chhabil Das Ji? They all went to jail, and at 4 o'clock, the police came, and we all said, go away, and the man said, this fight is very difficult, it's not easy, be ready, the children started crying, they were asking for death, they are going to the country for crying, this is the service for the country, we get a lot of opportunities, don't worry, don't worry, because we didn't know, they made all of them dead news, because for unlimited time, there was no limit, but we never knew, we were going to the country for happiness, after the country, we went to jail, we sent as much as we could, happily, happily, after 4 o'clock, the children started crying, the food we had in the morning, we thought, what do we have to do, at that time, we used to go to Satyagrab, so there was Laxmi Dev Trikha, she was there, she told us, our program is on 26th August, we have informed the police, so we will see how we will go, we will also go with them, so after 9th August, we planned and planned, someone's children, because somewhere, there are no children, so the most interesting thing, Mrs. Kamrat Ramakrishan, had two children, no one to stay at home, so she was a little stubborn, so she stayed with Radhya Saigal jailer, saying, brother, you keep it, if it comes, then it comes, otherwise you will be safe here, so it was such a bad situation, for the workers, but it was so true, that we have to leave the freedom of the country, so on 26th August, there was a raksha bandhan, and Mrs. Kamrat Ramakrishan, Laxmi Dev Trikha, Mrs. Hemraj Pathan Kaurse, and Mrs. Ramesh Naru, the four of them, gave their application, that we are actually doing it, okay, the application was given, we had to give it first, that day at 4 o'clock, in Anarkali Bazaar, we will come here, so the police would know, the police would be careful, we were very shocked, that even we would leave the aunt, at that time Gandhi ji had made this rule, when the duo and daika said, first cut, then wear it again, so every woman had to cut her hair at home, so our mother had cut two or four suits, in Anarkali Bazaar, where we had to do the pictures, there was Gandhi Ashram, he caught his suit, at that time, at 3 o'clock, it started raining, how will people come, but we don't care, if it rains, whatever we have to do, we all went in that rain, and after 4 o'clock, we left Gandhi Ashram, and went with him, and then, the police stopped, they said, don't wear clothes, don't drink alcohol, and we kept on wearing the clothes, our sister, Mrs. Lakshmi Devitrikha, Mrs. Kamre and Mrs. Hemraj, they couldn't come, there was so much rain, so we took them to the police station, at 5 o'clock, at that time, you didn't have any fear, you didn't get scared, we said, this is a chance, we felt it was a game, we were so happy, we got such a good chance, what was your age at that time? I was 12 years old, tell us, if you went to jail, tell us about the experience of the jail, who was there first? everyone from Delhi, the daughter of Mr. Sadanand, her daughter Satyavati, her other children also came, later, Mrs. Didwani was with us, there was a leader in Lahore, after Shanno Dej, I became a deputy speaker, Haryana's Seeta Devi, and Mrs. Hemraj, Ghulam Fatima, she was a Muslim leader, she also went to jail, Ghulam Fatima, because she used to sing very well, she used to speak very well, Maata Purandei, who was a master in the market, and Savitri from Ludhiana, and Purandei, she had one eye, we used to laugh, you see the world with one eye, Maata Purandei had a heart trouble, she used to sleep outside, she used to run a fan, tell us something, which you went to jail for? we went to jail at 4 pm, all the girls came from Delhi, Bharti and Kaswila, they took their group with them, 20-25 girls, they sang with their voices, she used to sing songs all day slowly, slowly, we are the wealth of the country, we will go to the country, we will plant new plants of flowers, every morning, we will plant flowers, I want to take the mother of my country. Tell me, did you throw a flag in the jail? What about that? Let me know. When we went to the jail, no matter how happy you are, the food was very dirty. No newspaper allowed. Normally A, B, C are class. In A, you get a lot of facilities. In B, you get a chair. You get books to read. You get all the facilities. C is a little bit of a relief. When the British came, they asked us to put something in this movement. Because of this, they didn't give us any facilities to read, to eat, to live. So, we sent them by writing to them that this is our complaint. You stay away for so many days. They didn't have a ring on their ears. They said it for 15 days. No one would listen. Then we said, we will throw a flag. You take it with love. So, what happened? At the end of October, one day, in Manmohan, there were 3 or 4 jails. Sudhagar Singh, Subhanian, and Mrs. Ilaal, and Deputy Subhanian. They didn't know. They came alone. And they started breaking glass. So, Satyapati Ji, who was from Delhi, they were called Mahatma Gandhi Sher. They said, open the door. So, what were we doing? We were making flags. If you didn't fulfill our request, we were making flags and suits. Because there was no safety in the sari. So, we were making the sari inside. We did it once, twice, three times. We said, why don't we open the door? But that's why they came. The gate was open. So, we understood that they came. We closed the back doors. And the gate was open. They came. They were standing. They broke the glass at 5 o'clock. So, we stood up. We were against it. You broke the glass. It's your fault. It's not your fault. No, no, no, no. I do this. I do this. There was no excuse. Satyapati Ji was standing. She was the leader. The jailor broke the glass? He broke it. Why didn't you open the door? So, they said, we are against it. They said, you broke the glass. We didn't break it. So, we didn't talk. They said, sorry, sorry, sorry. He thought that I would transfer Satyapati Ji to the jailor. So, it's possible that he might be pushed away. And because he didn't have it in his hand, he got permission from above. So, he gave us something. So, what did he do? After four days, he transferred Satyapati Ji to Ambala. He had only one girl. She met him on the way. So, he died because he couldn't bear it. But he thought that the moment is over. But as much as the lioness of Lahore was ready, as much as Bihar had left the house, that we will fulfill our demands. Our preparation was done. We had prepared all the flags and clothes. On 9th October, in the morning, we went to the main gate. There was a very thin wall and it was full of steam. So, we took the flag and stood on the four feet. Near the main gate, where the roof comes, we climbed to the other side of the main gate. We came to the flag. We came to the flag and kept the door open. We came to the gate. So, he was in the jail. Mohan had broken a glass before. You didn't have a Jailer. You put the flag on the four feet of the jail. The main gate was full of steam. He climbed to the other side of the main gate. So, he climbed to the flag. We put the flag in front of the gate. We started singing. In such a long time, Mrs. Sudhaga Singh's eyes were open. What did she do? She ran away. What happened? She said, she put the flag on the jail. She said, Pick up the receiver. Pick up the phone. Pick up the receiver. I could hear what she was doing. Mrs. Sudhaga Singh was afraid that she couldn't take care of the women. So, she kept listening to the receiver. In such a long time, she came. She said, I don't have an idea. I had a lot of ideas. I would take the freedom and leave it. I would do everything. I mean, she was so strong.  She was like a mother. So, she kept singing. What did she do? She asked me to pick her up. She said, No. She called the police. She called the police. She called the police and ordered us to shoot. She threatened us. Then we started singing. We will move the world from the banks of freedom. We will wake up the dead. We are the sons of the country. We will remove the children from the service of the country. We will rob the house. We will keep the people's respect from the banks of freedom. We will keep the people's respect. We will keep the people's respect. We will keep the people's respect. We will keep the people's respect from the banks of freedom. When the police heard this song again, they started crying. They threw the gun down. They said to the police, We won't shoot. The police couldn't do anything. The police went back. They said, We can't oppress the Indians. When the police left, they didn't have a choice. We were not scared. Then they locked us in small rooms. There was a bathroom and a bathroom. How long were you in jail? I was in jail for three years. What did you do? How long did you cut? I went to jail for three years. I went to jail for one 144 times. One for foreign clothes and one for alcohol. I went to jail for one year. One year? One year and a half. You were in jail and you were in jail. You saw a lot. But when you were free, you went to the cemetery. What did you see at that time? We didn't know about the cemetery. We used to live in Lajpadhavon. The refugees started coming. In the office of the 7 top people society, our father Chint Ram was there. We thought what to do with him. There was a DAV college hostel. We camped there. There were 5,000 to 6,000 rooms. We kept the refugees there. The young girls who used to come, used to tell us about our sorrows. What did you see and hear? We heard how they were oppressed. But when they were being oppressed, they fought with their brothers. We didn't see them. They were suffering. We used to tell them to stay here, to take care of their food, to recognise them in India. This was our job. In that situation, all Pakistan... I had to go to Batwara on 15th August. Before that, we started working. People used to come from districts. You were in Lahore at that time. Yes, we stayed in Lahore. We didn't change the house from Lahore. If there was a place in Ashram, we kept some people there. We used to eat and drink. We used to go out at night. There was a time like that. What stories did you hear? What were the women's situation? In every house, people were taken out of their homes. The people. The villagers, we weren't going to see them. But they were suffering. They fought with each other. They didn't know that this was our house. So they were taken out of there. Some were killed, some were beaten. So that they didn't get saved or cry. The ones who used to get saved, they killed so many people. They closed their rooms. They couldn't reach there. But the ones who used to reach there, our whole wish was that they would get complete comfort. If not complete, they would get food so that they would be able to eat for the rest of the day. If they wanted to eat, they would be hungry for food. In the meantime, the society was ordered that the workers should go to their countries and see what is going on. They couldn't find anything in Lahore. So they gave a district to Mohanlal and to Lalaptan and to Rawalpindi and to Jailam and to Lena Singh and to Multan. When everyone starts going, my mother says that it is good for everyone to do what is their duty. Don't think about me. God will keep my destiny. Go as brave as you can and do all the work. Everyone's eyes are filled with tears with so much sacrifice. But life is ready if you go for the country. What difference does it make? Subhadra Ji, tell me what is your message of 1991? What is your message of the generation who are listening to you or the future generation who will listen to this archive recording? What is your message? I say, I have brought you from the storm this message of the people to be careful. Thank you very much. Thank you so much. I am very happy.


From San Francisco, it's theCUBE, covering SumoLogic Illuminate 2018. Now, here's Jeff Frick. Hey, welcome back, everybody. Jeff Frick here with theCUBE. We're at SumoLogic Illuminate at the Hyatt Regency at San Francisco Airport in Berlin game, about 600 people. The second year of this conference, about triple the amount of people that they had last year, a lot of buzz, a lot of activity, some really creative things that I've never seen in the conference world with the silent disco kind of treatment for the training. It's pretty cool, everyone's in the same room listening to their own training. I've never seen that before. We're excited to have, fresh off the keynote, the leader of this party, president and CEO of SumoLogic, Ramin Sayer. Ramin, great job on the keynote today. Great, thank you for having me today. Thanks for being here. Absolutely. So, a lot of passion really came through. It struck me and it was palatable in your keynote, really reaching out to the community and talking about being on this mission together. I wonder if you can speak a little bit to how important community is to you, to the company and what you guys are trying to accomplish. Well, the interesting thing about that, Jeff, is that that's really innate in our culture. And that's part of one of the reasons why I actually joined Sumo, specifically one of our core values is we're in it with our customers. And that permeates all the way through to every action that every employee takes every single day. And ultimately is seen and felt here at an event like Illuminate. So, when we talked about community, is we're living and breathing the same thing that a lot of our customers are every single day. All the challenges that they're dealing with, the cloud, the cost, the migrations, training. And so, the more we get intelligent in terms of using our in-service, the better it is for the rest of the users in our community. So that was a big theme for not just what we wanted people to take away but also naturally as part of the announcements we made around some of the new intelligence, the global intelligence. Right, right. I think it's an under-reported kind of attribute of SaaS-based business models in that you are in bed with your customer because you're taking money from them every month or whatever the frequency is. So you've got to have this ongoing relationship and continue to deliver value. And we've heard that time and time again, we heard it from the MLB guy on stage, we had another partner on- Same song, the smart things. The smartphone, but we had another one here. But just talking about working together with your teams collaboratively to execute on the objectives at hand. Not just, here's some stuff, I'll take the money, good luck, we'll see you next year. Yeah, interesting enough, you point out something that's a precursor to being successful in the SaaS business. And that is you're having to get re-elected every single year. But we don't wait till every single year. We try to make sure from the moment we land a new customer that we help them understand what it's going to take for them to get not just instant value but ongoing value out of our service. And we also often times make sure they also understand that we're actually living, breathing the same experience they are so there's that trusted advisor relationship, not just a vendor relationship. The other great thing I'd love to see, and I think we first interviewed Sumo at our first AWS San Francisco 2013. You guys definitely picked the right, the rocket ship to strap onto. But one of the things is that we love to watch is kind of the change of a company from an application space to a platform space because nobody has a line item for new platform. Nobody wants to buy a new platform. I tried to launch a platform company as a platform doesn't work. You got to have an app. So that's what you guys did. But you've got the infrastructure and the architecture in place that's now allowing you to get into the platform play. And the slide that really jumped out to me, I took a picture of my camera, was the diversity of roles in organizations that have Sumo Logic after I think they've had 60 months, you start seeing customer success people, design people, quality assurance people. These are not engineers. This is not reliability. And this is a whole separate set of people that are using this great tool that you guys have built to solve some different business objectives than maybe the ones when they started the company. Well that's predicated on how we started the company. We never started the company to be a silo tool used for one part of the organization. It was always meant for how do we take what was typically in the back room only to select few folks in security or operations to other parts of the organizations thereby democratizing like we've been talking about. And so over the last few years, since you mentioned AWS and the re-event show, we spent an enormous amount of energy and investment in terms of making sure that we're constantly listening to our users. We're constantly redesigning and iterating on a user experience so that we can actually extend from the power users that might be in development or operations or security into these other teams that you've been mentioning. And now we're seeing evidence of that, which is phenomenal. So we go to so many shows, we talk to a lot of smart people, it's really fun. And one of the things that I've come to believe in terms of how do you drive innovation? Some really simple things. You give more people access to more data with the tools to manipulate it and then the ability to make decisions based on that data. And that was really a big part of your theme in terms of some of the new product releases that you announced and also again, what we just talked about in terms of the use cases, it's giving more people the tools and the data so they can actually make innovative steps. Instead of just funneling it through, I got asking somebody to run a BI report for me or this or that, that's not the way anymore. You're spot on. And I think we're still earning that right, to be honest with you. And while we've seen massive adoption in terms of various profiles of users and the types of data, I think we're honestly just scratching the surface here. And specifically what I mean by that is we've announced some interesting things around industry benchmarks and community insights and obviously the modern app report that you talked about and covered before. But there's also a different subset of users that are now embarking on and leveraging a platform like this. And those are the data engineers. And those are the data scientists because they don't want to be left in the back room. They also want just like security operations or analysts or development teams to be able to collaborate, be able to iterate, be able to share their own experience with not just the service but how they're getting value out of this. And so what's most refreshing and honestly something that we pay very close attention to is the types of roles and users that are here. And you see people from interesting enough product or finance or success support to your comment. But that's innate in the value of something like this that we're referring to in terms of machine data analytics platform. Right. So you guys are in such a good spot with the machine data. The MLB guy was interesting. He just threw up a slide with a whole bunch of really big numbers. But even more than that, we were at AT&T show on Monday and the conversation's all about 5G, right? And the big thing about 5G, 100x more throughput than 4G designed for machine to machine interaction. I mean, the tsunami of data that we've been living through up till now is going to be dwarfed by this continuing tsunami when we get 5G internet of things, industrial internet of things.  We are, but we're also being very conscious and prescriptive of how we approach it. So we've been maniacally focused first on the new applications and therefore the new architectures associated with these applications that are being built and born and bred in the cloud. Then we extended into those that are being lifted and shifted, right? Because we had to earn the trust on the right there, particularly those that were running traditionally on-prem. You want to rewrite the front end. And in doing so, we had to oftentimes interface and interact and get signed off by security. And so that naturally led us into the CISO and the security operations analyst team starting to understand, what's going on over there? Why are those guys using this service? And why aren't we? So then we extended our opportunity to the security analytics play. And you naturally point out there's other opportunities into connected devices and just real IoT and what we heard from some of our customers today in consumer IoT. But we're going to go to it gradually. We're also going to go to it through partners and really extend the platform as customers use it for those use cases, not necessarily how we see fit always. Right, right. I wonder if you could dig a little deeper into how security has changed. You've been in the industry for a long time. So Gouchos, I saw you went to Santa Barbara. My daughter's at Santa Barbara and now we're all about the Gouchos. But you've seen how security has changed from this, you know, walled garden or, you know, motor around the castle, however you want to describe it into being baked everywhere, up and down the stack, throughout the applications, throughout the infrastructure and how that's really changed, you know, everyone being involved in security, regardless of kind of what your day job is or what your title is. See, that's what's the interesting thing. You heard it from MLB and Neil. There's a shortage of security professionals that are out there. So it's no longer just a duty and responsibility of security operations or analysts, it's everyone upstream. And that's the power of what Sumo provides. It can't be an afterthought. And so what we're helping understand, for our customers understand is as you architect these new workloads, specifically looking at microservices or containers or cloud, put some forethought and insight into what does that mean from not just an operational perspective, how do you instrument collect and log and events and metrics, but also from a security perspective. And so when you are able to leverage one platform to do so, it actually is a connecting mechanism, meaning that it's bringing these teams together versus isolating siloing them like in the past. Right, right. I'd love to jump in. You did a little bit in your report and now you've announced some of the benchmarks and stuff about how you're able to aggregate, anonymize and aggregate back in data from a lot of different customers to start to share that information, to use BI and machine intelligence to optimize, to use benchmarks and to help your customers do a better job. And you're sitting on a boatload of data and it's really a great way to provide another layer of value beyond just kind of the core functions of the products. I totally agree. And we are still early in that journey though. And as I mentioned earlier in the announcements today, one of the ways that we're fixated on making sure we continue to get more data is constantly look for ways that we can bend that cost curve down for our customers so that they can start to ingest more of their tier two, tier three data or their lower performance data so we can get more intelligent, more smart and also provide that value add back into the community and the service. So we felt that we weren't ready before because we needed to see multiple sets of years across multiple different types of data sets to be able to launch and release something like Global Insights. We started actually three years ago with a modern app report because that was usage based, not survey based. And it's really interesting because it's real data, right? But we were contemplating even three years ago when we did the report, do we start to put out some of these benchmarks? And we felt that we were too early because we needed more data. We needed different types of data from across different geographies, different types of usage, different technologies.  And so that was one of the things that we've been paying very close attention to. And what the announcement today was all centered on is, yes, we've been talking about some insights around the industry, but you as the community of users here are helping us get smarter, help each other get smarter. And we're going to start to allow you guys to compare yourselves back to your question around, am I best in class from an operational KPI perspective? And what does that mean from utilization versus cost? Am I best in class from a key risk perspective, from a security perspective, for example? And how does that compare to others? And when you're sharing the reality of that type of data in your face, it forces you to do something, take action. And the whole premise here is insights and intelligence. And so the more forthcoming and transparent we are with our customers in terms of these types of insights and intelligence, the more they're going to be using and adopting the platform and hopefully together as a community getting smarter and more efficient. The graphic you showed, I think a whole bunch of green lights and one yellow light. All the lights go right to the, what the heck, what's my yellow light? All right, I mean, I'll give you the last word on a word that you used again a number of times in your keynote, and that's trust. At the end of the day, that is such an important word in all types of relationships, but certainly in business relationships. Why are you putting the focus on that? I mean, clearly it's important you're highlighting trust. In fact, I think you said, we are your trusted steward for your data. What really important attribute for this company? Well, that's been something early on, Jeff, in our architecture and things we did in terms of guaranteeing data sovereignty, privacy, encryption. We took no short change or short cuts in terms of how we architect the service eight plus years ago, and we don't take any of those now. And the trust comment is because we have to trust, we have to build the trust and relationship, not just in terms of the value they're getting out of using the service, but that we're going to make sure that we keep their data safe and secure. Because we are PCI certified, we also are HIPAA certified, SOC type one, type two, we're doing GDPR, all these other attestations and stuff that our customers have to face, we're also facing. So together, we're actually creating a trusted network, and that's the strategy here, is to create that trust and network and to share the insights. Well, the passion comes through, and again, congratulations on the show and the success, and we continue to enjoy watching the ride. Thank you very much for being part of it. It's great to be here with you today. All right, he's Ramin, I'm Jeff, you're watching theCUBE, we're at Sumo Logic Illuminate 2018. Thanks for watching.


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