The Steaming Glass in a Locked Nevada Cellar: Who Was Below?
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The Steaming Glass in a Locked Nevada Cellar: Who Was Below?
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Cold stone, a steaming glass in 31°F air, and a cellar that warmed to 68°F while the outside stayed frozen - one witness saw vapor curling from a short kitchen glass on a third stone step with no heat source in sight. Who could have closed the padlock from below, and what warmed a lower chamber to 61-68°F in mid-February?
In this episode, we follow the sequence of events from Michelle Taylor's discovery on February 4, 2009 to the seven inspections and temperature logs made by a twenty-two-year-old cataloger, and we trace the unsettling physical evidence that accumulated over three weeks: rising temperatures with depth, a weeping east wall, a sulfurous biological odor, and a low rhythmic resonance beneath the floor - but what ultimately explains those signs?
Person: Michelle Taylor
Date: February 4, 2009
Location: Velden, Harwick County, Nevada
Person: Bruce Davis
Temperature (lower chamber): 68°F (on February 11)
- The outside air measured 31°F on February 6 while the lower chamber registered 61°F that day.
- Bruce Davis conducted seven descents to the cellar over roughly three weeks starting February 6.
- The cellar lower chamber temperature rose from 61°F on February 6 to 68°F on February 11.
- A clear fluid seeped through the eastern wall mortar at a rate of one drop every four seconds.
- Bruce heard a low rhythmic resonance from beneath the stone floor at a steady interval of one beat every six to seven seconds.
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