"I believe there's a storytelling process that is unfolding," said Jon Kelly (yourinnervoice.com(1)), about his recordings of human speech played in reverse. A professional speech analyst, Kelly suggested his recordings of some of today's leading newsmakers reveal uncensored, unconscious messages. For instance, he played a new clip of Hillary Clinton talking about the Paula Jones case, and he interpreted her voice played in reverse as referring to a "secret diary stashed."

Some of Kelly's backwards audio clips, were startlingly clear such as a Bonnie Lee Bakley (wife of Robert Blake) phone excerpt, where she eerily intones "I know he'll murder me," that was recorded weeks before her death. Kelly believes that backwards messages can offer information about the future, as well as valid data about one's current situation. In fact, he works with clients in therapeutic consultations using their own backwards speech to glean insights and revelations. "The benefit of hearing our own messages is phenomenal," Kelly said.

He pointed out that backwards communications are produced involuntarily, which differentiates them from subliminal messages which are created intentionally. Among some of the other reverse messages he played on the show and interpreted were, George Bush at his inauguration in 2000 saying "mission of Baghdad," a surviving Waco child saying "you left family?" and a Columbia Shuttle astronaut saying "Sad we’re dying ? This is it."

1. http://www.yourinnervoice.com/

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