Alpha

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Among the male entities connected to Roger’s journals, none are described more vividly than the figure known as Alpha, whose given name was allegedly Ammon.

Alpha is consistently portrayed as cynical, mocking, and unnervingly charismatic. Witnesses describe him as towering in stature, with a slight droop to one side of his mouth that gave him a permanent leer-like smile. Roger reportedly referred to him repeatedly as his “hatchet man.”

According to journal accounts and paranormal sessions, Alpha originally worked as a milk and grocery delivery driver for a local dairy company. Roger allegedly first noticed him lingering near the property — once inside the garage, and later peering through a side-yard window near Roger’s room.

During sessions, Alpha reportedly described sensing something dark within Roger immediately, saying he could “smell it on him… like the pit of his soul.”

One journal entry details an encounter in which police arrived at Roger’s home after neighbors reported hearing screams. According to the writings, Alpha intercepted the officers at the door moments before Roger appeared. Witnesses claim Roger admired Alpha’s ability to lie convincingly under pressure. Alpha allegedly redirected the officers by joking about boxing matches and loud arguments, convincing them nothing serious had occurred inside the house.

After the police departed, Roger reportedly began recruiting him more deeply into his inner circle.

The journals imply that the screams officers responded to did not belong to Roger or Alpha themselves. One particularly disturbing entry referenced Alpha and his truck helping “clean up a mess,” while another cryptic margin note replaced the phrase “dirty hands” with “dirty soul.”

Investigators working with Alpha describe communication sessions filled with violent imagery, rapid emotional shifts, adrenaline surges, and taunting responses. Unlike quieter entities, Alpha reportedly answered questions eagerly, often through riddles, fragmented impressions, or whispered phrases.

When questioned about why Roger called him the “hatchet man,” Alpha allegedly leaned close to one investigator and whispered:

“I came as I was and became more.”

The phrase was reportedly repeated multiple times throughout later sessions.

Witnesses also claim Alpha expressed obsessive admiration toward Roger, often using phrases connected to violence, blood, and death. Several investigators described feeling physical sensations during communication attempts, including the heat of breath near their ears despite no one standing close to them.

One of the most disturbing incidents connected to Alpha involved repeated references to the name “Ted.” Investigators stated the entity became increasingly insistent about visiting a location tied to the infamous serial killer Ted Bundy. During a nighttime investigative outing conducted in heavy rain, witnesses reported seeing an apparition they believed connected to the case while sitting inside a parked truck.

The following morning, local news reportedly confirmed newly released evidence involving another victim connected to the killer’s former apartment.

To investigators involved in the sessions, the experience reinforced their belief that Alpha, Roger, and the other entities were deeply interconnected through violent acts, shared obsession, and ritualistic behavior.

Researchers consistently describe Alpha as fluid, manipulative, and dangerously intelligent — an entity they intentionally keep at a distance during investigations.