The Lost Experience Clues

A few of our faithful commenters have compiled a list of some of the most memorable moments from our time spent on this blog over the summer. THIS COMPILATION is a real keepsake for anyone familiar with TLEC (right-click, save-as to download). In addition to saving these memorable moments, you'll want to click HERE for Part 3 of our Podcast Finale (Timmy's mirror HERE) to hear Twinkle, Maven, FastenYourSeatbelts, and RyanDrumz talk to David & William about 8 Random Memories from each month of the Experience.

Finally, if you've ever wondered what it's like "behind the scenes" of a Lost Experience podcast, check out this video of David & William...

We've got Rachel Blake's final video up in YouTube and we've cut out all the Orientation & Mittlewerk parts that most of us have already seen a hundred times. This video was originally posted on abc.com and we were instructed to go there by Rachel Blake at the end of DJ Dan's live broadcast (see Clue #143). Enjoy...and stick around for our final podcast summing up the Lost Experience. :)

Click HERE to enjoy the audio of DJ Dan's final broadcast. We've edited out the song interruptions for your listening pleasure!

Thanks to Totengraber, Randy, & Critchton007 for being the first to quickly email us audio recordings of the broadcast!

If you log in to hansoexposed.com, you'll see a blinking star next to the "Send Sequence" button. Press the "star button" to listen to 4 minutes, 13 seconds of Morse Code. According to PeaceandNamaste and mamomk in our comments, translating this gives us us "M--I wish it were that simple. Fact is, as much as I want to, I still can't trust you. I want to believe you are the man who helped me in Paris but "de Zylva's" name was not unknown. You could be Mittlewerk himself, springing a trap under my feet. I need confirmation it's you. I need you to tell me something only you could know." Thanks to makomk, Maven, RyanDrumz, and PeaceandNamaste for emailing us about this clue.

The Other Girl posted with a message about a cryptic email she recieved filled with numbers. Decode the numbers (using this website) and you'll find that it's Rachel's quick reply to Malik. Her message answers some important questions we've been asking. She says... "I knew you were behind that. I just knew. He never told me, you know? When I hit the ground I was sure I was dead. The camera was broken, they were dragging me to my feet... and then a burst of gunfire in the air. These were SCIENTISTS, unarmed. They hit the ground. But not Mittelwerk. He kept coming until de Zylva turned the shots in his direction. Once Mittelwerk was face down on the ground, de Zylva grabbed my hand and we were gone. With the camera. He didn't talk. He said he was de Zylva, that was it. We knew Mittelwerk was already in pursuit, but we stuck to tunnels that had been dug out during various wartimes. We had some close calls. The goal was the American embassy in Colombo, but when we got there, we knew that was impossible. It was being watched -- the airport, too. de Zylva said The Hanso Foundation had too much influence in Colombo to take the risk. And, then, they caught wind of us again. We knew we could be caught at any second, and the only important thing was that video. EVIDENCE of Mittelwerk's world-wide decimation plot. I'd planned for this. All I needed was a secure, high-speed connection. The Hanso goons knew it too. They surrounded the place while I was uploading. We barricaded ourselves, de Zylva knew an escape route. I barely got out, made my way to a friend of de Zylva's who could get me to India. I swear, I waited for de Zylva. But he never came. I'm so sorry." Thanks to jonnygasman & Matt the Pale for emailing us about this clue!

Fragment Code, "PGVPE4EC" has been found on Rachel Blake's European Holiday blog. It was found by viewing the source code of her blog and discovering a string of picture files (.png). It was deduced that these file names needed to be added to the main blog url, giving us various pieces of the final glyph. Here are the pieces of the glyph: http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/They.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/say.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/that.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/everything.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/happens.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/for.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/a.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/reason.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/I.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/wish.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/I_.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/could.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/believe.png http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/that.png If you put all these pieces together, you'll get this picture of the final glyph. The video fragment is of Mr. Beardy (Okay...Alvar Hanso) saying, "Valenzetti assigned numerical values to the core environmental and human factors of his equation, 4,8,15,16,23,42." Great job to TLCM, DazzedElf, Justin and Dennis for being the first to email this clue. And a HUGE THANK YOU to Matt the Pale for his (now famous) Fragment Code List.