Bell Ringer Help Comer Save!!

 Two notable persons recently added to Wikipedia’s Deaths in 2025 site under March 19th, stand out: 

• George Bell, 67, American basketball player (Harlem Wizards, Harlem Globetrotters), tallest man in the United States.^[42] (death announced on this date)
• Ellen Ringier, 73, Swiss publisher.

Maybe you see it too?  It’s subtle, but I do see a pattern— “bells” do “ring” after all… except this one is “ringier” — as in a more desperate undertone… perhaps?!  What occurred to me at that moment was — Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone. 

This was enough to prompt me to go back through the March list to see if there were others whose names fit, and to see if the inner twin world are trying to communicate something in greater detail.   I arrived at: 

• Marty Callner, 78, television director (Hard Knocks).
• Mark Holder, 52, American blues musician (Black Diamond Heavies)
• Khalid Anwer, 86, Pakistani lawyer, jurist, minister of law and justice (1997–1999)
• Alekos Alexiadis, 79, Greek footballer
• Anthony Phelps, 96, Haitian-born Canadian writer.
• Sven Coomer Olympic pentathlete, ski boot designer
• Kevin Drum, 66, American journalist and blogger (Mother Jones),
• Robert Bender, 88, American politician

It may be hard at first to see the “telephone” connection in the names, butt if you bear with me, I’ll bring you along.  

First of all I included Alekos Alexiadis, because there’s obviously a “double play” in his first and last names that are related to “Alexander”.  I wondered about the cryptic element when I first saw the “twinning” in the name, but it didn’t connect… it does now though— the inner twin world knew that we would need more prompting, so they did.  I should have at that moment stopped to think of a famous Alexander, and most likely the first person to come to mind, would have been Alexander Graham Bell.  

Four of the other surnames listed, like “Ringier”, are additions to the “Remove a Letter from Name Makes a Word” pattern cluster and so making “caller”, “helps”, “comer”, “ender”, and then the surname Anwer is an addition to the “Add a Letter Makes a Word” pattern cluster, and so making “answer”.  So four of the words in names in particular — ringer, caller, answer, ender, are more obviously telephone related — phones have a ringer, a caller and someone who answers and someone whose on the other “end” … and who and ender— someone who ends the call.   So now we come to the surname Coomer that becomes “comer” … and then Phelps that becomes “helps”, how do they fit into the “telephone” theme”.  Well, what immediately came to mind, … and only because I know a bit of the story, the first words spoken on the telephone was Alexander Bell saying to Thomas Watson “Watson come here…”, and from my recollection is that he had spoken the words in a panic, because he had spilled something on himself … I think, acid, … and so needed “help”. Note from the Alexander Bell wikipedia page: 

The first words ever transmitted on a telephone, on March 10, 1876, were "Mr. Watson, come here, I want to see you," spoken by Alexander Graham Bell to his assistant, Thomas Watson, who was in another room

Okay,… well that’s interesting— the day of the first telephone communication, March 10th, is the day that Sven Coomer passed away!!  So I see this as a focus on the word “COMER!!”— a cry for help, and in this cryptic sense … the inner twin world who are the ones “calling”, are asking… or desperately demanding that we COME and help!!  

Note the following information on Bell and Watson from their wikipedia pages: : 

• Thomas Augustus Watson (January 18, 1854 – December 13, 1934) 

• Alexander Graham Bell (March 3, 1847 – August 2, 1922)

Whoa!! Watson’s date of death is a dead ringer (pun intended)!!  Note this excerpt beginning my previous post, Birthday Blues and Court House Blues : 

Note the birth info on four Notable persons listed on Wikipedia’s Deaths in 2025 site in the last two days:  

• Arvind Singh Mewar (13 December 1944 – 16 March 2025) 80, Indian royal and hotelier
• Ramakanta Rath (13 December 1934 – 16 March 2025) 90, Indian modernist poet
• Ken Hall (December 13, 1935 – March 2025) 89, football player (Death announce March 14).
• Lenny Schultz (December 13, 1933 – March 15, 2025) 91, comedian (Death announced March 16)

Anyone following this blog is aware that on December 13, 2000, I was involved in a car crash (I don’t like to use the word “accident” because it was caused— a strategic influence of the inner twin world)

On investigating the birth info of those in the list above (top of post), two stand out: 

• Marty Callner (August 25, 1946 – March 17, 2025)  78, director (Hard Knocks).
• Anthony Phelps (August 25, 1928 – March 11,  96, Haitian-born Canadian writer.

My grand daughter’s birthday is August 25th, and if you read my last 3 posts, you’ll see that two also focus on this date cropping up re : 

• Walter Trampler (August 25, 1915 – September 27, 1997)
• Nugzar Bagration-Gruzinsky (25 August 1950 – 1 March 2025) Prince, director
• Pat Ingoldsby(25 August 1942 – 1 March 2025) 82, Irish poet, television presenter

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UPDATE late afternoon March 22 :  

On perusing the list on Wikipedia’s Deaths in 2025 site I found another name that fits: 

Rico Suave, 54, Puerto Rican wrestler and manager, heart failure

His surname is also an addition to the “Remove a Letter from Name Makes a Word” pattern cluster, and so making “save”, that jives with the telephone theme …  after all, we can save messages today, and of course, the telephone saves lives ie 911!!!  Note from his wiki page: 

• Julio Domingo Estrada Caceres (July 4, 1970 – March 20, 2025) known as Rico Suave

His July 4th birthday is a definite twin heads up… just read this blogs header.  Also, note his middle name re Domingo , another addition to the  “Remove a Letter from Name Makes a Word” pattern cluster,  and so making “domino”, ..  and of course this communicates volumes: 

The domino theory is the idea that if one thing falls, a lot more things will fall, too, like a line of dominoes.