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I was asked to do a remote viewing session to see if I could figure out who killed Rachel and Lillian Entwistle (below). Before I started I looked at these pictures to help me, and although I new at remote viewing, I think I'm getting much better at it.

1) This is a drawing of Neil's office and bedroom in America. 2) This is the bedroom in the Entwistle's home in America. 3) This is a drawing of Neil shooting his wife and child. 4) This is a drawing of the bridge Neil crossed to get to the airport, at midpoint he tossed his gun into the water. The bridge is drawn above and there are some sort of large circular oil tanks at the end of the bridge. 5) Clues that may help solve this case.

He killed his wife without a doubt, although it was not planned or premeditated, he did this out of pure anger and rage.

His anger/rage has been building up for several weeks, his income came from a payment site called paypal and 2 days before the murder, his account was frozen, put into some sort of limited mode. I saw this on a paper that was in the trashcan in his office.

The night of the murders he had a fight with his wife over his adult money making website, something to do with her good name being ruined by this smut. The fight was very serious, and he did make threats to kill her, but the fight ended when he started to cry. Later on that night at 2:05 am get grabbed a gun that was in the bottom drawn of a filing cabinet

He was unable to pay his bills, to include his hosting fees for his websites, this was the reason for the site going down, he did not do it.

He was just going to scare his wife by pointing a gun at her, but in his rage the gun went off. At this point his mind went into some sort of protection mode, and fired another shot into his wife. He then, with tears in his eyes shot his baby...cried for less than a minute...and then covered them up with 2 blankets, a white down comforter on the top.

Since this was not a planned murder, he really did not know what to do but get into his car and go home and see his parents. On the way to the airport while crossing a bridge (drawn above) he tossed his gun into the water. If someone checks, the gun should be still there.

On his flight to the UK dozens of ideas went through his head, including suicide, but he eventually decided to play like he went crazy, killed his wife and child without knowing it. I also think he intentionally hit his head against a bathroom sick as part of his plan.

His parents did not even know about the deaths until they were informed by the UK police, so basically his parents are trying very hard to believe his story, which is basically no story. He might agree that he killed his family, but he will not admit that he has any memory of this.

computers.org entwistle.us and something to do with his website rachelandneil.org as there is Something to do with altered links from the homepage to another site, and this was done after the murder.

I also believe that he has been illegally ordering a prescription drug called Prozac online from Mexico, and will use in his defense that he his supply ran out and that contributed to the murders.

Neil is a very smart man, and will try his best to get away with this. He killed out of anger, not insanity, please do not let him get away with it.

Mass. authorities says Entwistle might have planned to kill himself as well

Updated: 3:43 p.m. ET Feb. 9, 2006

BOSTON - British authorities arrested a man Thursday in the shooting deaths of his wife and baby daughter, and prosecutors say he may have backed out of a plan to commit suicide after killing them in their Massachusetts home.

Neil Entwistle, who returned to his native England a day after the killings, is charged with two counts of murder and weapons-related charges, Middlesex District Attorney Martha Coakley said. Investigators believe he used his father-in-law’s handgun to shoot his wife, Rachel, and their daughter on the morning of Jan. 20, Coakley said. She said he may have intended to kill himself as well, possibly because of financial difficulties as his Internet business ventures failed, but he didn’t follow through.

The next morning, Entwistle bought a one-way ticket and got on a flight to London. Gun linked to suspect
Before leaving, he returned the .22-caliber handgun to his father-in-law’s home in Carver, Coakley said. “We have forensic information that links it both to him and to Rachel, and we know Rachel had not used that gun,” Coakley said. Rachel Entwistle, 27, and her 9-month-old daughter, Lillian, were found dead Jan. 22 in their home in the Boston suburb of Hopkinton.

Neil Entwistle, also 27, was arrested Thursday at a British subway station and ordered held in London after telling a judge there that he would not agree to extradition. A decision on whether he will be handed over to U.S. authorities must be made by April 15 under British law.

Rachel Entwistle’s family released a statement Thursday saying they are “deeply saddened” by the arrest.

“Rachel and Lilly loved Neil very much. Neil was a trusted husband and father and it is incomprehensible how that love and trust was betrayed in the ultimate act of violence,” said the statement, read by a family spokesman. Police were first called to the Hopkinton home on Jan. 21 but didn’t see anything wrong, authorities said. Coakley said that friends of the couple had showed up for a dinner party but no one answered the door, and that Rachel Entwistle’s mother called police when she couldn’t reach her daughter.After a missing-person report was filed, police visited the home again, and during the second search, discovered the bodies amid piles of bedding. Rachel Entwistle was been shot in the head, and the baby in the abdomen, Coakley said. It wasn’t clear if they were awake or sleeping when they were shot, she said.

Neil Entwistle didn’t return for his wife and daughter’s funeral on Feb. 1.

Nearing financial ruin
At the time of the killings, Neil Entwistle was nearing financial ruin, but he apparently hid the problems from his wife and family, Coakley said. “The picture we had was of a young couple starting out with a healthy future,” Coakley said. But in reality, she said, “he had no money and really had no assets.”

Among his Web site ventures: Millionmaker.co.uk, which promised customers as much as $6,000 in monthly earnings; srpublications.co.uk, which offered a manual that it said would help men enlarge their penises; and srpublications, which offered software at reduced prices on eBay.

Relatives told investigators Neil Entwistle had been looking for a technology job. His wife had been a teacher but also was not working. The couple met in 1999 at the University of York, where she was spending a year studying abroad. They married in 2003 and stayed in England until last year. Their daughter was born in April. The family moved to Massachusetts and had rented the Colonial-style home in Hopkinton less than two weeks before the killings.

Massachusetts authorities flew to London late last month to interview Neil Entwistle at the U.S. Embassy, but officials didn’t say whether he answered any questions. He was considered “a person of interest” at the time, not officially a suspect, and had been staying at his family home in Worksop, in central England.

A first-degree murder conviction in Massachusetts carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison without parole.

2.9.2006

Hi Brian: As usual you are always right on target. I love your accurate predictions.

See under "Suggestions" where you refer to this guy as SMART

Neil Entwistle is fighting extradition to the U.S. to face murder charges. CNN's Becky Anderson has the latest (February 9)

Also the reference in your predictions to some online activity and the predictions say so.

Services for Rachel Entwistle, 27, and her nine-month old daughter, Lillian Rose, were held at St. Peter's Church in Plymouth, Massachusetts Wednesday while the husband and father of the two murder victims remained secluded inside his parents' home in Worksop, England.

Entwistle flew to England from Boston on Jan 21. The following day, his wife and daughter were found dead in the bedroom of their Hopkinton home. They were both shot with a small caliber gun and were found laying side-by-side under the bed covers. Investigators have yet to determine the time of death.

Neil Entwistle because a "person of interest" in the case when he did not rush home when he was told about the death of his wife and child and refused to talk with two Massachusetts State Troopers who flew to England to talk with him last week.

There was no mention of Neil Entwistle during the funeral services Wednesday, he was not mentioned in Rachel and Lillian's publish obituary, nor in a statement the family made to the press last week.

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Thanks, it is appreciated.

Brian

2.10.2006

If you check today's news on this case, you will see that me viewing is correct, please use the information I'm providing...I'm really seeing this stuff!!!

Brian

2.17.2006

I'm still working on this case, as I believe he may get away with murder. Expect Mr. Entwistle to do harm to himself, I saw him in a small white room, drawn above, trying to bite off his little finger.