This building of Co�mbra in Portugal would have lodge an exposure of
photographs of Marie-Francoise Plissart improved by Fran�ois Schuiten. That is of courser
not sufficient to establish the possibility of a Passage place to this point. However, it
would seem that this exposure, in conjunction with the particulatity of the place would
have permit to certain person to carry out the Passage between our two worlds. It appears that the masonry of the Boilers is a place
whose resemblance to the buildings of Mylos seems extremely large. A little bit at the
same manner as the flash of the camera of Vigoleis Koelber on paintings of Augustin
Desombres would have allowed Vigoleis Koelber, then to Mary Von Rathen to pass from one
world to the other, it would seem that the presence of the photographs of Marie-Francoise
Plissart exposed in this place would have permit to a man called Ishma�l Tolentino to
pass from the Obscur world to ours and then to go back in his own. It is what would show
the extraordinary events that happened there and the testimony of various person at this
occasion.
Indeed, a strange report found on
the spot of conference of Co�mbra (conference to which were present Messrs Fran�ois
Schuiten and Benoit Peeters) as well as the testimony of certain person visiting the
exposure of the boiler house seem to show that the called Ishma�l Tolentino, originating
of world Obscure and elect by a strange company to make a statement of different Obscure
cities would have come in our world and go back to the obscure world by the means of this
Passage place and by using the photography exposed at this moment.
Although all the Portuguese press
commented on what is called today "the Tolentino affair", because of the
agitation that was caused by its relatively violent intervention at the time of the
conference of Co�mbra, one cannot always at the present time affirm with certainty the
true origin of Mr Tolentino nor the veracity of the facts that are suitable for him. No
other testimony have been done at the moment concerning this place and it seems well that
the end of the exposure dissipated forever any hope of Passage to this place... |