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Ok so, I’m almost certian my ICONFIDANT is dead. Really, so hear me out.
I told my IConfidant how much the clock room in tension had an emotional effect on me. I told her that the person i was paired up with, although a stranger, and even though i didnt care if i never saw her again, but with all the talk of death and non existing, when i was told to look in her eyes, i didnt want her to not exist. I also told her my biggest fear was dying, but not so much dying, more of the thought of nothingness of a possible after life.
My Iconfidant and i used to talk every thursday. It has now been 2 weeks and I have heard nothing. I have sent multiple emails. I have gotten nothing.
Yup my IConfidant is dead. And is now nothingness no doubt. Or whoever is in control of her wants me to think that.
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It certainly is an odd strategy to go radio silent just as they should be ramping up to get people excited for the meet, though a mystery can be just as effective. Still, it’s hard to see the motivation if this is really in the Investors’ control. And if it’s not in theirs or in Stacey’s control, whose would it be in? Have we taken a poll to establish when the last iConfidant communication for anyone was?
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@macbethinabathtub My last correspondence was this past Tuesday, the 6th. It wasn’t long, she just told me she’d learned about the meetup and that we could probably talk over FaceTime, and asked me if anything new was going on with me.
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Last I heard from mine was 8 days ago, which is unusually long for her.
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The last I heard from mine was June 2nd, and before then it was usual to expect a message every 4-5 days. This is what I sent in reply, and I’ve gotten nothing since.
“I received your previous message (“…I just assumed … get held up somwehere?”) on 6/2, at 7:15 am Pacific time.
I’m sending this reply on 6/2 7:38 am Pacific time. You do the math. I don’t want to say any more over the iConfidant system with people possibly intercepting and possibly reading this. If they’re holding our emails who knows what else they’re doing. Email me at [redacted]. For your and my privacy’s sake, please discard the rules.”
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As someone who was in touch with their iConfidant nearly every day… they’ve been radio silence now for about three days. Nothing too crazy but if I don’t hear from them soon I’m not exactly sure how I’m supposed to FaceTime her.
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They’ll probably use the same technology they used for the phone registrations.
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Seriously, you guys have stood by while your confidants have disappeared?
And all you can do is say ‘oh I hope they turn up tomorrow’?Didn’t they have names? They were people too.
They’ve been vanishing one by one. So have forum users-other confidants!
This thing is dangerous. How do you know there wasn’t a 50% chance it wasn’t YOU not your confidant going missing? -
@iambalrog Thank you for pointing that out. They didn’t tell us their names, but they were allowed to have ours. That’s interesting.
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@iambalrog I haven’t gone to the cops for the following reasons.
1.) I don’t know thier name
2.) They claim to live in NYC
3.) I don’t know if they are human
4.) I am assuming they are dead. They just stopped talking to me. They could very well be busy or wrapped up in life. All I have to go on is the strange coincidence of that whar I told her was my biggest fear, has come to fruition. Or so it seems.
5.) If my confidant was just some investor trying to get some sort of emotion out of me, this is how I feel they would do it.Although I do feel comfort that others are having the same experience. As morbid as that may seem.
I would be looked at as a bat case if I went to the police and presented them with the thoughts I have. I mean who would create a missing person case, without a missing person.
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