LOST Experience: d2o Worldwide Wellness Update
Of course on my day off nothing ARG related happens, but on the day I have to work, the internet is flooded with LOST Experience updates.
The first clue for the Worldwide Wellness page came from the combination of the hole3 and hole3 pictures. By superimposing the two pictures together, we find the embeded message “d2o“, which is the chemical formula for deuterium oxide or “Heavy Water”.
Compliments of Jacksloststepkid from lostpodcast.proboards2.com:
We learn from the RSS feed that the Worldwide Wellness page was updated. Many have noticed that the word “miracle” in the Press release is clickable when you float your mouse over it, but up until now, the link lead no where.
After the June 1st update, the link is not active, and when you click on it, the following login box appears.
Login with the password “heavy water“, and the following message appears.
After reading the message, you can proceed by clicking the center of the screen. An old style microfilm viewer appears. Simply move your mouse over the knobs at the bottom to scroll through the pictures. The following screencaps are taken from the
Click on the highlighted area, and a then you will the sound of a telephone ringing.
When you click on the phone the screen goes dark, and an audio message plays.
Transcript:
PHONE RINGS
UNKNOWN CALLER: The retraction, I was forced to make it. They bought the paper that same day.
PERSEPHONE: The Hanso Group did…
UNKNOWN CALLER: I’ll swear on any bible, they bought out my newspaper to cover up what they did to those people. Now no body will talk, I’m going crazy here, I’m going to lose my job! I did a little digging. The same thing happened at a hospital last year. Another one of those Hanso Foundation hospitals. The reporter that did that story, he died in a car crash. Yeah, sure a car crash. Man I wish I never heard of these Hanso people… They’re sharks, that’s what they are!
PERSEPHONE: Have any Hanso Executives been in touch with you you?
UNKNOWN CALLER: Yeah h-hey look, what’s your name again?
PERSEPHONE: (Pause) You can just call me Persephone.
UNKNOWN CALLER: Yeah-yeah look Persephone I gotta go!
If you recall the first screen of the microfilm viewer, there was a third picture on the strip right below the page described above, but when you go to the place that it should be, there is nothing there. Simply click on the blank page, and the following images will appear with an ominous message for Persephone. I have over layed text over the last screencap to make it easier to read.
One thing worth noting, is that the font used to type the message is Verdana, yet, the “I” in the message is not an “I” but a lower case “l”.
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