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Adelaide
Chief Researcher and Study Coordinator for PPHC Study Group
Eddy was first introduced to the complexity of ancient mysteries in 1998 plus the possibility of Time Travel being involved when he was asked by the Queensland researcher Ronald Pegg to compile his draft reports and do a test print of those booklets on his behalf. Eddy subsequently became Pegg's postage clerk and marketing manager.
Although Eddy completed a special IT & Comtec course in 1989 earning him two Merit Awards for achieving maximum scores in English and Media Studies, he did not have full knowledge of how to complie, print and have extraordinary research documents published, so...
Eddy joined the South Australian Writers' Centre (S.A.W.C.) in 2002 to acquire new skills that would help him in his venture of disseminating The Pegg Project® material to the Australian public.
In 2003 as Editor, Eddy released the first compilation volume and set up PPHC Study Group to further evaluate Pegg's claims and evidence.
Between 2003 and 2006 he conducted his own investigations and research regarding Evidence of Time Travel, producing and self- publishing his own four reports known as The Pengelly Discoveries™
Eddy's ten years of scrutiny of The Pegg Project® material plus his own ancient texts and time travel investigations earned him the epithet of Time Detective.
During 2007 Eddy offered Ancient Mysteries Evaluation Sessions and Workshops to further explain his discoveries, findings, and conclusions.
March. Eddy confirmed that Pegg's name and activities are documented in the Old Testament's Book of Isaiah.
From mid 2008 Eddy ceased his formal Research and Study activities.
World Breaking Discoveries continued to sell his books internationally in E-Book format (as PDF files), plus his printed Reports in Australia.
His next endeavours are to have Documentaries and a Television Series produced for The Pegg Project® and The Second Witness® material.
2nd April
Eddy coined the new term DOOPArt (documented-out-of-place-artifact) in relation to mid 1995 computer technology being found described and depicted in ancient stories and texts.
