Date: Monday, 13th December 2010
Time: 2100 hrs to 0215 hrs
The 13 Cells.
Meeting place: Outram Park MRT Station.
SINGAPORE PARANORMAL INVESTIGATORS
Me, Lina, Ariffin, Chee Chay, Vincent, Desmond.
SPI TV
Video-man IZ,
BLOGGER
Noel Boyd
We walked to the CID HQ which is about 10 min. or there about. Met a blogger named Noel, and he got taste of the Paranormal investigation. People are afraid of the Unknown. Spirits are just like anybody found in the street. They are lovely if not offended. There were 8 persons. Anyway,I looked forward to some encounter, Vincent and Noel were new, they managed well.
Two rooms were selected. The first room, I saw two man between the tripod and the chair. I detected energy in the toilet. Blogger Noel was stationed in the cell, felt the cold spot to his left, that was the place I saw two man. While Noel was in the room outside the iron grill gate were four human shape images. I went out of the room the investigator's control station.
Paranormal may be experienced by the investigators, and to show it to the pubic, prove of the existence must captured on videos. To capture spirits or demons on video need timing and experiences. Videos and still photos were sometimes photo-shop to show others their encounters, the encounters might be real but the evidences might not or maybe real. The air in the cell was still, was warm in there.
The next room a dark room, surrounded by soft wall. The lack of fresh air, the darkness, and the fear of unknown were factors made someone to believe that they saw things, Spirits by nature are playful. Spirits seldom attack people. A guy name Vincent wanted to be inside the dark punishment room, to talk to the spirits. His body was touched by something.
Lena took a still photo, look like two Demon faces. I walked into a passage between the cells, saw something came out from the hole in the gate, look liked many hands
The team proceed to the cook house. I checked on the energy level, found nothing unusual. Left the place a 02.15am. Time to go home.
I took a cab, Midnight charged! OMG!
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Friday, December 10, 2010
SPI ••• CID HQ- Spi TV investigates CID HQ ( The Recce ) The 13th Cells
Spi TV, investigates the CID HQ
The Recce
Leading the investigation were Desmond and Ariffin,with myself and our Spi Cat-cat Tina, Tina was really a good investigator, fearless, and was not afraid to be alone. Spi video producer and camera-man IZ was Spi hopes to bring Spi investigation to YouTube and a higher standand of video to the world, but my idea was not the same, I do not care about Ghosts I had countless encounters. I just enjoy a retired life, "a evening into the unknown " .
The meeting place was Outram Park MRT Station. The appointed time of the meeting was 1100 Hrs. I was there before Desmond, when Desmond arrived, he told me the organizer told him the gate only opens at 1430 hrs. Ariffin arrived later followed by IZ and Lina. The only rose among the torns. We had to wait 3 hrs before the gate opened. Ariffin is a Muslim, IZ is a semi- Muslim. We had to find a place suitable for Ariffin without pork to lunch. McDonald was the place. We took our lunch but the guests need a place to sit. We shifted out bums to a food court nearby. We had coffee, Lina decided to drink nothing.
The time was half pass two, the land authority guy opened the gate. The famous 5 began the recce. The building was not run down. The place senses nornal to me. I could not detect any unusual energy. I think that because I was turned off after the three hours wait. I asked IZ if he senses anything, and he did not. Desmond said nothing, Ariffin did not said anything. Lina told me a couple of time the sense made her head ached. We took photo and I took videos. The ground level was dark. There were cells where all the gangsters before the 90's were locked up. There was a squirting toilet. There were no taps in the detention cells. Detainees obtain their water from the toilet flash. Drinking water were also obtained by flashing the toilet. There was a room covered by vinyl, walls and flooring. The were no windows but just a line of opening about two to three inches to allow little lights in, the room was not very dark. The second level were for the officers, I was told there were three interrogation rooms on the third level. There was a cookhouse in another block. There were five level in the block.
We went to the cookhouse, in a container room, Lina said "a sense had her, had a headache". Spent some time in the cooking area and went out. We met the organizers a lady and a guy. We spoke and is was told the online booking per day was 7000 people.
It was 1630 hrs I left the place together with Ariffin. Desmond, Lina and IZ were speaking to the organizer. The video filming will be on 13th and 17th of this month.
The Recce
Leading the investigation were Desmond and Ariffin,with myself and our Spi Cat-cat Tina, Tina was really a good investigator, fearless, and was not afraid to be alone. Spi video producer and camera-man IZ was Spi hopes to bring Spi investigation to YouTube and a higher standand of video to the world, but my idea was not the same, I do not care about Ghosts I had countless encounters. I just enjoy a retired life, "a evening into the unknown " .
The meeting place was Outram Park MRT Station. The appointed time of the meeting was 1100 Hrs. I was there before Desmond, when Desmond arrived, he told me the organizer told him the gate only opens at 1430 hrs. Ariffin arrived later followed by IZ and Lina. The only rose among the torns. We had to wait 3 hrs before the gate opened. Ariffin is a Muslim, IZ is a semi- Muslim. We had to find a place suitable for Ariffin without pork to lunch. McDonald was the place. We took our lunch but the guests need a place to sit. We shifted out bums to a food court nearby. We had coffee, Lina decided to drink nothing.
The time was half pass two, the land authority guy opened the gate. The famous 5 began the recce. The building was not run down. The place senses nornal to me. I could not detect any unusual energy. I think that because I was turned off after the three hours wait. I asked IZ if he senses anything, and he did not. Desmond said nothing, Ariffin did not said anything. Lina told me a couple of time the sense made her head ached. We took photo and I took videos. The ground level was dark. There were cells where all the gangsters before the 90's were locked up. There was a squirting toilet. There were no taps in the detention cells. Detainees obtain their water from the toilet flash. Drinking water were also obtained by flashing the toilet. There was a room covered by vinyl, walls and flooring. The were no windows but just a line of opening about two to three inches to allow little lights in, the room was not very dark. The second level were for the officers, I was told there were three interrogation rooms on the third level. There was a cookhouse in another block. There were five level in the block.
We went to the cookhouse, in a container room, Lina said "a sense had her, had a headache". Spent some time in the cooking area and went out. We met the organizers a lady and a guy. We spoke and is was told the online booking per day was 7000 people.
It was 1630 hrs I left the place together with Ariffin. Desmond, Lina and IZ were speaking to the organizer. The video filming will be on 13th and 17th of this month.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
CID HQ...The 13th Cells ( My uncle " Toa Kho " )
Toa Kho or Big Uncle
Toa Kho was my mother's brother. He was the eldest son in the family. It was not really his fault that he became a gangster. At a young age my grand mother drove him out of the house, he got food and a place to live from the people he knew. Village life was tough and my grand mother had no idea that a young boy need food and a place to stay.
His friends provided him food and a place to stay. He hanged out with his friends. His friends needed money, they got they money from shop owners. They also got their food from the shop. They must made sure no one else collect money from the shop owners. If another gang collect from their shops, their job was to fight them.
Toa Kho was well respected by his friends, they made him their chief. His favourite weapons were an axe and a parang. He was a very good fighter. I knew nothing about his activities. My mother often told me Tao Kho was taken by CID. After his released he visited my mother. If my mother was at home, he asked my mother for a few dollars but if my mother was not at home, he just took the money. Often he took afew dollars but not all the money.
Toa Kho had many people walking behind him. One group was his brothers or gang members, another group was the CID detectives. It was my grandmother's birthday, our family visited grandmother, but Tao Kho friends was driven out. My father was not on good term with my uncle. I guested they belonged to different gang but so far no conflict. Uncle felt upset, took his favorite axe and parang to my home and
attacked my father. He was no match when he fought with my father although he was a good fighter in his gang. My father threw him and tied him up with rope. My father was a martial art expert. My uncle was not hurted but was shaken, he never lost a fight but lost to my father he threw him, my father was not armed.
Toa Kho was my mother's brother. He was the eldest son in the family. It was not really his fault that he became a gangster. At a young age my grand mother drove him out of the house, he got food and a place to live from the people he knew. Village life was tough and my grand mother had no idea that a young boy need food and a place to stay.
His friends provided him food and a place to stay. He hanged out with his friends. His friends needed money, they got they money from shop owners. They also got their food from the shop. They must made sure no one else collect money from the shop owners. If another gang collect from their shops, their job was to fight them.
Toa Kho was well respected by his friends, they made him their chief. His favourite weapons were an axe and a parang. He was a very good fighter. I knew nothing about his activities. My mother often told me Tao Kho was taken by CID. After his released he visited my mother. If my mother was at home, he asked my mother for a few dollars but if my mother was not at home, he just took the money. Often he took afew dollars but not all the money.
Toa Kho had many people walking behind him. One group was his brothers or gang members, another group was the CID detectives. It was my grandmother's birthday, our family visited grandmother, but Tao Kho friends was driven out. My father was not on good term with my uncle. I guested they belonged to different gang but so far no conflict. Uncle felt upset, took his favorite axe and parang to my home and
attacked my father. He was no match when he fought with my father although he was a good fighter in his gang. My father threw him and tied him up with rope. My father was a martial art expert. My uncle was not hurted but was shaken, he never lost a fight but lost to my father he threw him, my father was not armed.
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
CID HQ ,,,,The 13th Cells ( My neighbour kids )
Kids in the Neighborhood
The youth living nearby were not bad kids, everyone need company, friends to talk, to play, to do everything together. The youth hanged together. There were some gangsters hanging around. Soon the gang recruited young men to be members. CID officers visited and took personal particulars. Most kids had their personal particulars taken many times. The officers detained the kids that had their personal particulars for questioning when there was an incident in the area.
My neighbor had 3 daughters and 7 sons. All the sons hanged out with their friends. All the sons stayed in CID and became good men. One day the two twins were detained by CID and were released two weeks later. Most of the guys found job after their released. The twins soon set up their own company with their neighborhood friend and became their own boss.
The CID officers help many stray young men to become good men. Those men that cannot change their way were beaten, most suffered internal injuries. Some died young, others in bad health.
The reason CID was successful, was during the early days CID officers were pick from top gangsters who decide to be law enforcing officers, they punished the gangsters, using the same method used by the secret societies.
The CID was credited for destroying the secret societies and made the country into a peaceful place to live in.
The youth living nearby were not bad kids, everyone need company, friends to talk, to play, to do everything together. The youth hanged together. There were some gangsters hanging around. Soon the gang recruited young men to be members. CID officers visited and took personal particulars. Most kids had their personal particulars taken many times. The officers detained the kids that had their personal particulars for questioning when there was an incident in the area.
My neighbor had 3 daughters and 7 sons. All the sons hanged out with their friends. All the sons stayed in CID and became good men. One day the two twins were detained by CID and were released two weeks later. Most of the guys found job after their released. The twins soon set up their own company with their neighborhood friend and became their own boss.
The CID officers help many stray young men to become good men. Those men that cannot change their way were beaten, most suffered internal injuries. Some died young, others in bad health.
The reason CID was successful, was during the early days CID officers were pick from top gangsters who decide to be law enforcing officers, they punished the gangsters, using the same method used by the secret societies.
The CID was credited for destroying the secret societies and made the country into a peaceful place to live in.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
CID HQ...The 13th Cells ( A place the gangsters don't called "home" )
The CID detectives And the Gangsters.
A two weeks stay is enough to last a life- time.
In the 50's every village was rule by a gang, or part of a village by one gang, another area of the village by another gang. The gang collected money from shop owner, the gang members protected the shop and the owner. A shop owner only paid to one gang.
The youth hanged around coffee shop, disturbed young girls, and a person from another gang came to their territory then there were conflict or fight. The detectives on duty knew all the gang members, they took the particulars of every youth hanging in the coffee shop or street corner.
The gangsters often fought other gang members over the control of the Territory or some gang's issue. The detectives came to round up all the members, those not involved were released after 2 weeks. The new gang members became good men after a 2 week detention in CID. Few men stay with the gang after released.
A two weeks stay is enough to last a life- time.
In the 50's every village was rule by a gang, or part of a village by one gang, another area of the village by another gang. The gang collected money from shop owner, the gang members protected the shop and the owner. A shop owner only paid to one gang.
The youth hanged around coffee shop, disturbed young girls, and a person from another gang came to their territory then there were conflict or fight. The detectives on duty knew all the gang members, they took the particulars of every youth hanging in the coffee shop or street corner.
The gangsters often fought other gang members over the control of the Territory or some gang's issue. The detectives came to round up all the members, those not involved were released after 2 weeks. The new gang members became good men after a 2 week detention in CID. Few men stay with the gang after released.
Monday, December 6, 2010
CID HQ...The 13th Cells. (A CID's home for Gangsters, a kingdom of it's own)
The 13th Cells ( residents for gangsters before the 90's)
Spi members become " Ghosts actors "
The meeting time for the recce at Outram Park MRT Station was 11.30hrs. There were five of us including our Video-man. The gate door opened at 14.30hrs. We had lunch, and coffee. We proceed to the former CID Building. There were three blocks.
There were 13 locked up rooms in the CID," the Infamous 13th Cells" the "Residents for fighters from the fifties". Gangsters disappearing from the villages. The CID detectives created a kingdom of their own. The detectives were the law, the detention without going to court was home for gangster faithful to their gang. The detectives kingdom. The gangster another kingdom. The ruling party another kingdom, the opposite another kingdom. The citizens were the slaves caught in between the power struggles, worked like slaves to bring food to the tables to feed the hungry families, by working in the farms. The Cells the home to the famous gangsters, is the half the size of a HDB room.
No one had been to the CID before. Only those captured by detective ended in CID. No body wants to know how was life in CID.
I had a uncle, he was a top gangster in Ah Hood Road, he was called Ang Pow. In the 50's my uncle brought a topless spot car. He took us to the village shops, the shop owner asked him what he wanted and he gave the goods to him. He was different from other customers, he did not have to pay for the things he "brought". I asked my mother why big uncle got free things from every shop he went. I got scolded, she did not answered my question, but said I was not allowed to go out again with big uncle.
Gangsters those days did not had a long life. Punching and kicking was considered acceptable, but the detectives used candles to punish the gangsters. It was believe that candles with cursed done in the candles caused internal injuries to the gangsters. Anyone who stayed in CID got internal injuries, if they don't get treatment from Gong Fu master, they died young. My uncle died at a young age 30 plus.
Long after my uncle death, we were bullied by a neighbor. The news spread to one of his gang member. He visited us, and told my mother, he knew we were being bullied and came to us. Those days a gang member protect other members families as well. Brothers for life. Unlike the gangsters of today.
To be continued, ghosts from SPI Actors.,,.
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