From NC Department of Health:
The report posted to www.freeenergyscams.com is in fact a copy of an original report from my office. Please note that the allegation number should be labeled 2015-01 instead of 2014-01 because the investigation was the first one finalized in 2015. Anything stated within the report findings was in context to an allegation investigation of radioactive material being utilized in North Carolina.
The investigators documented what was said and observed. They reported what was communicated to them by Mr. Vaughn, but left out additional descriptive language that followed the statement of credibility.
From Vaughn:
Industrial Heat, LLC has learned of a report confirming the absence of any radioactive materials in our facilities. While the conclusion was sensible — there was no evidence of radioactive material at our site — the report went on to make other observations beyond the scope of the investigation.
Industrial Heat has invested in energy technologies in their early stages of development. We have a long term strategy of spending our resources on ideas which might or might not be successful in the market. We do this because the world still needs new, clean and efficient energy sources. We remain committed to supporting technologies that will reduce the environmental impact of producing energy and raise the standard of living in developing countries.
Industrial Heat acquired certain rights to Andrea Rossi’s LENR technology. The company continues to support Dr. Rossi’s research and development, and we are hopeful that our funding can lead to new discoveries. Since the acquisition, there has been no departure from our support for this project, or any other projects.
Any suggestions of the views of Industrial Heat, apart from those described here, do not reflect the views of Industrial Heat or its staff.
Our take on this at RossiIsReal headquarters is that Vaughn really said something disparaging about Rossi and is now trying to pretend he never said it. Why? We’re not entirely sure, but we are leaning (about 70% probability) that he’s doing it for legal / his own credibility reasons. Either he’s on an NDA or he doesn’t want future investors to lose faith in his ability to avoid con men.
Another possibility is that he was trying to discourage the investigator from following up. This explanation is a bit tricky to believe. In the quote above he uses the statement “LENR”, which is short for Low Energy Nuclear Reactions.
If he was trying to discourage further investigation that was absolutely the wrong thing to say.
Unfortunately MFMP broke their camera before they could back up their emissivity investigation. We are going to wait for Levi et al to reply to that. If they don’t come up with a sufficient explanation, we are going to reduce probability to 10%.