Where is the link to the .pdf file?

It will not let me download it.

Randy Ellis
randyellis@gmail.com

I have tried to attach the PDF and now I saved the files to a file hosting site that it not working. Any idea about how I can share this info?

I was able to successfully download the letter file at the newly edited link. Thanks so much! :)

-- OneTahiti

I saved the file on a new file hosting location. I hope they work.
Bonnie

Here is the link
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Well, I'm sure to get beat up here but... saying, "taken by qualified consultants" and "analyzed by a certified laboratory in Tennessee", just doesn't cut it with me when making an announcement of that importance. If you can't name names you should not put out the information as being factual. If feel, as a resident of this community, that we have enough miss-information and unverified rumors as it is.

Unless I'm missing something I could just as easily made up the letter and the spreadsheet with the data. I see nothing official about it.

If I am wrong about what I saw, I apologize in advance.

I wonder if any of you wonder what heavy metals are now in your systems. I wondered after the disaster and I found out. All of you are breathing this stuff. It is coming out of me in PPT (Parts Per Trillion). That is small enough to come through the pores of the skin in a hand or foot detox bath. It comes out naked to the eye but bonds together after about 15 minutes into the bath and is seen as strips of black in the water. Sometimes my detox baths smell like keys on a key chain. In other words the bath water contents smells like metal. Remember all of you are breathing this stuff and absorbing it into your bodies. Going through heavy metal detox is horrible in itself, but at least it is coming out of me.

Everyone in that area needs to get heavy metal testing, but not by TVA. TVA and their associates (ORAU and Vanderbilt Medical) will find nothing of course. They are not to be trusted. Ask UMD for help to find a Laboratory that can do this independent of TVA.

I don't know how many of you were at the LTRC meeting Wed. and got to see my presentation. But I have lost total faith in TDEC! We have certified test results by TDEC showing people that live on Swan Pond Rd. have Fly Ash in their home. And when I contacted TDEC they stated the testing info had been filed due to the fact they could not tell if the fly ash was there before or after Dec. 22nd 2008 My question is why does it matter? Before or after? So TDEC stated to me that they only go by their air monitors in the area if they show something they will take action. But if they come to your home and show a lot of Fly Ash in your home it is dismissed because no air monitors are detecting anything. They (TDEC) also stated that the 1970's standards that were set up on fugitive dust is what they have to follow. And the standards are: If TDEC observes for longer than 5 minutes at one time dust blowing across property lines action will be taken. Give me a break! This is what TDEC seriously told me!

Randy Ellis
randyellis@gmail.com

I'm sorry I may have placed the reply in the wrong place. I meant to reply to some of the more general comments above.

Obviously, this data has been obtained to facilitate litigation, and I'm sure the labs, samplers, methodology, etc will be presented at trial. The law firm has no obligation to release specific information to the public, but only to the opposing parties through discoveries. This press release was intended to inform the public so they can protect themselves. The point was well taken by me and I have no qualms regarding the who's or how's or why's. The frightening thing is this data is factual and TDEC, EPA, and TVA are withholding this information from the public. People are dragging their kids through this contaminated water and its really a sad situation.

On a comical note. The City finally posted the warning sign at the Ladd Landing launch ramp. While I was standing their reading it I noticed that the adjacent inlet was covered in ash or some type of ash byproduct that I simply like to call contamination. I wonder if it has dawned on the City to post a similar warning at the 58 Landing, Gravel Pit, City Park, and Southwest Point since their is visible surface contamination all along the waterfront. Take a quick stroll along the walking trail...its hard to miss.