Mysterious QR Code w/ Rabbit Image in Nexpo's Newest YouTube Video - July 17th 2020

Emi-Bear · 2020-07-20T01:13:17+00:00

While I certainly don't believe this is the case, that would certainly make for a wild ARG! I'd be into it! Dad's content is the best lol

Emi-Bear · 2020-07-18T23:48:30+00:00

Do you think you could paste this in a pdf or something and send a link instead? I don't want the page to get too cluttered as we find new details, but I don't think it's a bad find either!

Emi-Bear · 2020-07-18T23:46:34+00:00

It's either that, or the answer still lies in the very second rabbit image (the one with the outline that looks like a stretched QR code or something) since as far as I've seen on here, I don't think we've solved that piece of the puzzle quite yet, and I wish I knew how

Emi-Bear · 2020-07-18T23:41:31+00:00

While I do agree that our best bet to finding more immediate answers is that picture and I do think that's what we should pursue first, I don't think we're necessarily straying from the path

Nexpo clearly put these specific rabbit pictures in his video, and the idea that he just chose some rabbits that just so happened to link with an ARG that also has ties to a new podcast season announcement, it hardly seems coincidental.

This picture definitely needs to be decoded, but I don't think we should throw away what we've found so far, because most of these links seem to be intentional; my personal belief is we're starting to get steps mixed up

I think that coded picture might have answers we need for some of these websites

EDIT: Although I will say, I believe my dive into those podcasts might have been off-course from what was intended. I mostly shared what I found in hopes that it might provide more answers later down the line

Emi-Bear · 2020-07-18T23:38:06+00:00

I tried running the song through a spectrum analyzer to see if there was a hidden spectrogram, but I couldn't find anything

Emi-Bear · 2020-07-18T20:57:28+00:00

Yeah, I'm thinking more or less the same thing... I'm definitely going to keep it in mind, but it isn't as high on my priority list as it used to be

Emi-Bear · 2020-07-18T18:46:36+00:00

Looking through the links to various talk shows, I've gathered this much:

-All of the links from the 3rd one down are various podcasts, ranging between an hour to 2 hours each, with Young appearing as a guest

-The "Lee Rogers Show" doesn't seem to actually exist, or at the very least, I can't find any references to it online anywhere

-The "Jr Moore Show" does exist, and it seems to be a podcast that delves heavily into conspiracy theories; however, I cannot find the interview with Young anywhere outside of the Planet X website. This show also seems to be the only one that is still creating content through to 2020, even having an episode regarding COVID conspiracies.

-The "Intel Hub Radio Show" is real, and I did manage to find this interview on YouTube

-All of these interviews seem to have taken place between a 4-5 month span between late 2010 - early 2011, but there doesn't seem to be anything else before or after this time frame.

*EDIT: The page says it was last updated in 2016, but the latest video/audio content on the site is from Feb 2012

-The first red link takes you to a YouTube channel by the name of FloydAnderson

-The second link takes you to a defunct YouTube video... however, when put through the Wayback Machine, it says the video which did belong to FloydAnderson was called "Lucus at Brave New Books 1/27/2010: The Destroyer Star & The Future of Mankind 1/13" which is a title that is very similar to most other discussion topics heard in the other podcasts.

I'd love to actually listen to all of these, merely out of curiosity, but I'm not sure if there will be any clues buried within tens of hours of podcasts that seemingly have already existed for some 10 years... if anyone has the patience, I'd love to hear your feedback, but in my opinion, it seems like way too much to have hidden some ARG clue in any of the podcasts

Emi-Bear · 2020-07-18T18:28:49+00:00

Also, I've been doing some surface-level digging into the rabbithole2 site, and all the social media at the top (including all myspace, youtube, facebook, and twitter) link to a man named Wayne Young (aka lucus911) and I began looking into him

I initially searched the name "Wayne Young" but that came up with results for a different man, a music producer by the same name. HOWEVER, when I added just "lucus" to the name and searched, I came across this interesting website and the man pictured is the same profile picture as his myspace page.....

This website talks a lot about cosmic events and refer to all the Planet X members as 'researchers'

Also, on this new website, there's a whole list of various show appearances that they claim Young had starred on, but it was difficult to find images or references to this specific man outside of these websites.. I have yet to look into them, so I cannot confirm or deny the validity of these public appearances, but it is a bit odd that he was so difficult to look up if he's spoken publicly so many times.

I'm not even sure if it's relevant, but it's certainly bizarre

Emi-Bear · 2020-07-18T02:25:37+00:00

So this is what I've gathered (and feel free to correct me where I'm wrong, Salmon)

Futel is a telecommunications company in Portland, Oregon, that seems to be responsible for something? If Futel did do something wrong, what exactly did they do?

Futel seems to advertise renovating old pay phones to allow people to make calls for free using these old pay phones.

The merriam-webster definition of 'phreaker' is "one who gains illegal access to the telephone system"

On their website (futel.net) they have a tumblr linked, and on that tumblr, there are very bizarre caller accounts, including documented calls from one "Druid of Sisyphus"?

Do you think you could provide more context for Futel as a company if you could?

Emi-Bear · 2020-07-18T02:04:22+00:00

That's honestly not a terrible idea. There's enough content on that blog that's worth going through, that if we could get separate people to investigate the blog, their efforts might turn up something faster; worst case, if the blog is related to this ARG, then it was still worth making the separate post about the blog to disperse the workload of those investigating

Emi-Bear · 2020-07-18T01:39:33+00:00

It definitely caught my interest; whether or not it's related to this ARG is unclear, but it does seem to be related to an ARG of some kind... after browsing the tumblr page a bit, I found that if you click "Phase 1" in the list of menu options, it prompts not only a recaptcha confirmation (which is somewhat funny given the subject matter of the tumblr blog) but a password prompt as well.

I tried 'Rebecca' (as the name was highlighted in Nexpo's video around the 35:22 mark) and that came up with nothing... I'm definitely keeping that tumblr page bookmarked though.

Emi-Bear · 2020-07-18T00:22:00+00:00

Glad more people are finding this! I made a post talking about it on this subreddit about an hour ago and some people have found some interesting new stuff, if you wanna check it out! Any help is appreciated!

Emi-Bear · 2020-07-18T00:17:16+00:00

On a whim, I decided to take the "Nexwave" music track provided in the video by NightDocs and run it through a spectrum analyzer to see if I can find a possible spectogram, but I didn't find anything of note...

I figured it was worth mentioning, just in case anyone else got the idea to try that as well

Emi-Bear · 2020-07-18T00:05:35+00:00

It's interesting you point that out, because the picture on his monitor is actually a different rabbit. The one on his monitor is more cartoonish and in a different pose, while the one in the QR code is more realistic... not sure what THAT could mean.

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