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Report No: GT/GB-171009-048250424

Location: Greeley, CO

Agents:

• Drummond
• McCarter
• Parker
• Booth

Summary:

Agents from Working Group MASTICATE continue to investigate Avalon Gardens, a marijuana cultivation and distribution business linked to anomalous activity following the violent and unnatural death of Radomir Reznik. Surveillance, forensic accounting, and sensory reconnaissance yield disturbing connections, suggesting potential widespread contamination or unnatural influence involving the local water supply.

Operation Report:

• The Agents reconvened in Greeley, Colorado, focusing their investigation on Avalon Gardens due to anomalies detected in cannabis products associated with the deceased Radomir Reznik.
• Surveillance operations commenced on Avalon Gardens’ cultivation and dispensary facility. A drone reconnaissance flight revealed detailed site infrastructure, including two armored Chevrolet Tahoe SUVs parked in a restricted area. The SUVs displayed signs of extensive security modifications.
• Financial investigations led by Agent Booth uncovered irregular payroll distributions, notably:
  • Dakota Knight, listed as co-owner, withdrew a substantial salary ($240,000 annually), whereas co-owner Bill Knight withdrew nothing.
  • Chief chemist Dr. Reza Hushain received a salary higher than Dakota Knight, at $315,000 annually.
  • Security chief John Bellamy was compensated unusually high consulting fees exceeding one million dollars annually via his security firm, Instant Deterrent Solutions (IDS).
• IDS appears exclusively dedicated to Avalon Gardens, staffed by former military and law enforcement personnel. Surveillance confirmed armed and armored IDS guards onsite.
• Agent Drummond placed GPS tracking devices on vehicles belonging to Dakota Knight and John Bellamy. Analysis showed that both Knight and Bellamy remain onsite excessively, rarely departing the Avalon Gardens facility.
  • Dakota Knight’s movements involved brief stays at his personal residence near Greeley, arriving late evening and departing as early as 4 a.m.
  • Bellamy primarily visited dispensaries in northern Colorado, potentially overseeing direct product distribution.
• Sensory surveillance led by Agents McCarter and Parker resulted in critical findings:
  • Agent McCarter confirmed a disturbing anomalous “meaty” odor emanating from Avalon Gardens’ cannabis cultivation facility.
  • The odor was subsequently detected by Agent McCarter in local tap water at various locations around Greeley. However, further tests revealed Agent McCarter became unreliable, displaying agitation and erratic behavior, casting uncertainty on these sensory findings.
  • Field handler Jay intervened to stabilize McCarter after repeated exposure aggravated his psychological state severely.

Analysis and Recommendations:

Avalon Gardens presents multiple anomalous and operational security threats. High compensation for security chief Bellamy indicates awareness and active defense measures against potential threats, possibly including federal or extranormal interference. Financial irregularities suggest unusual operational priorities, potentially diverting funds to undisclosed activities or entities.

The detection of the anomalous odor associated with unnatural effects (as evidenced by Reznik’s grotesque death) strongly implies that Avalon Gardens’ product may not be the origin but rather a vector. If McCarter’s sensory input is accurate, contamination or intentional adulteration of the municipal water supply would pose catastrophic public health and containment risks, potentially facilitating widespread unnatural influence.

Recommendations:

• Immediate covert water sampling and laboratory analysis by CDC contacts under pretense of routine public health checks.
• Psychiatric and medical monitoring of Agent McCarter to determine reliability and to mitigate potential instability under continued operational stress.
• In-depth surveillance and electronic infiltration of IDS communications to assess their operational scope and connection to Avalon Gardens beyond standard corporate security.
• Consider deploying further assets to perform infiltration of Avalon Gardens to directly ascertain product adulteration methods or possible unnatural involvement.
• Cross-reference Avalon Gardens’ cannabis strain genetics with previous operations (referencing Operation HARVEST MOON, 2014, involving anomalous biological agents with psychoactive effects).
• Review water-related contamination or distribution vectors previously encountered in Operations DELUGE and BLACK SPRING for procedural guidelines on contamination containment and civilian risk mitigation.

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