Hallettestoneion Research Project

Mike Hallett, Discoverer

Layton, UT, USA
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http://www.seazoria.com

Dear Landowner, August 24, 2010

This letter will contain some very important information regarding a request of significant nature. I ask
with all due respect that you carefully and thoroughly review all of the information, data, and research
that this letter contains.

My name is Mike Hallett, and I am the discoverer of a prehistoric, highly evolved marine ecosystem
located close to or on your property. Much time, effort, hard work and research has been invested in
order to accurately convey the intricate details and results of a comprehensive scientific research
project concerning advanced prehistoric marine biology located on the property you own and manage
on 4200 N in Pleasant View.

Over the past eight years, I have invested over 20,000 hours into developing an understanding of the
very large, highly evolved, prehistoric marine reptiles that are buried in North Ogden and Pleasant View.
The most well-preserved remains are located above the Lake Bonneville shoreline and below the ancient
Pacific Ocean high water mark, which dates back 540 million years (per Weber State University
Geosciences Dept.) to a time when Utah was the western edge of the Pacific Ocean. California and
Nevada had not yet emerged.

This time period is very significant to the remains. These creatures, officially known and confirmed as
Hallettestoneion Seazorias, became extinct 540 million years ago. A massive, global cataclysm occurred,
marking the end of the Precambrian era, and the beginning of the Cambrian era. The Hallettestoneion
Seazorias had experienced massive compound generational development during the Precambrian era.

Based upon studies and field research conducted in and around North Ogden and the Pleasant View
areas, the top half of the peninsula above the Lake Bonneville Shoreline appears to be the only shallow-
water flat area that was around at this time period.

It appears that, during the Cambrian Cataclysm, the Hallettestoneion Seazorias all swam to the top of
the shallow water area, where they clustered together in an attempt to survive the inevitable fate of
being frozen alive. There are individuals who were a distance from the masses, but it is clear they knew
they were going to die and tried desperately to congregate together for heat. The remains of these
creatures show that they were lying on their stomachs with their chins upright. Time and gravity caused
the skulls to collapse into the bottom jaw. The bodies have been mostly reclaimed into dirt and stone
due to the obvious time factor involved. What remains is the skull, spikes and teeth of the
Hallettestoneion Seazorias. Comprehensive examination, analysis, and confirmation of the remains’
biological composition have been accomplished. Seazoria remains are arranged in the exact
configuration of very large, highly evolved prehistoric reptiles, down to the finest, intricate details.
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Mike Hallett, Discoverer
Layton, UT, USA
All Rights Reserved
http://www.seazoria.com

Biology is created; therefore, these remains possess complex, understandable repeating patterns which
are consistently logical to the point of mathematical equations. Despite this, the biology is completely
predictable. The remains are structurally formatted in distinctive right or left-handed configurations.
Complex biological structures in right or left-handed configuration formats are exclusive to the domain
of Creation (biology).

This is an example of the Seazoria biological structure. All Seazoria teeth and
body spikes are a derivative of this standard biological structural format.

The Zoria Repeating biological structure (Zoria Repeat) is basically a five-sided

triangular wedge. The external shape is produced by the internal frame
substructure, which is inherent and consistent in its configuration.

A general perception might be that I am simply “playing with rocks”. Nothing could be further from the
truth. What I have done, despite this perception, is to excavate the skull matrix (skull and teeth) of a
specimen named “Hillfieldion Seazoria”—a prehistoric Hallettestoneion Seazoria Dragon.

Prior to the beginning of the skull matrix excavation of Hillfieldion Seazoria, I submitted a written
proposal to a company office in Ogden. Within the proposal was a photograph of a portion of the skull
that was above the surface (most of the skull was protruding out of the ground). In the proposal, I
explained that the skull would have a full and complete set of teeth consisting of rights and lefts on the
top and bottom of the mouth. All full-sized teeth have smaller, progressive, genetically identical
replacement teeth.

Also covered in the proposal was the location of the teeth. Hallettestoneion Seazorias are
similar to duck-billed creatures, meaning their teeth are not all directly under the skull as would
be with the dinosaurs. Seazoria teeth are in a horseshoe configuration extending out and
around the sides of the skull and out in front of the skull. The skull sits in the center and the
teeth protrude out of the front and sides of the skull.

It is absolutely critical that the skull matrix of Hillfieldion Seazoria be preserved at all costs. The
discovery of the Hallettestoneion Seazorias is the single-most important scientific discovery in the
history of prehistoric research. The Seazorias are the largest, oldest, and most biologically evolved
prehistoric creatures ever found. Human science needs to examine and understand this very early
advanced biological era. We, as a species, need to know and understand the biological evolution of life
on Earth. It may be difficult today to comprehend the significance and magnitude not only of finding the
dragons, but discovering the most advanced forms of life. The Seazorias are ten thousand times more
evolved than any other prehistoric life form found thus far. Future generation biological and
paleontological scientists will be forever grateful and indebted to us for ensuring the advancement of
this amazing new science—the opportunity of breaking out of the stone walls which have previously
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Mike Hallett, Discoverer
Layton, UT, USA
All Rights Reserved
http://www.seazoria.com

encased prehistoric studies will take the world into a new and exciting era of previously unidentified
ecosystems and creatures that existed on Earth long before our generation ever could have imagined.

More information is forthcoming. The discovery has been confirmed by a paleo-biologist located in
Canada. Laboratory research and testing is underway on the confirmed remains and will be released
upon notification.

Sincerely,

Mike Hallett
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