Answering a question, Carter dated Neville's death to April-Fool's-Day-exact three and a half years earlier — October 1st 1972 — and said Neville was "here" (Los Angeles) from 1954 until his departure.

Answering a question, Carter dated Neville's death to April-Fool's-Day-exact three and a half years earlier — October 1st 1972 — and said Neville was "here" (Los Angeles) from 1954 until his departure. [Date evidence: gives death date 1 October 1972 and LA residence from 1954; the 3.5-year remark also dates this Q&A to on/just after 1 April 1976 (the lecture series' third lecture is dated 6/20/76)]

Date (happened)
13 June 1976
unresolved
  1. 13 June 1976 estimated · probable · preferred
    Source Neville Goddard The Frank Carter Lectures ¶52Passage 98140 marks the next segment 'Lecture 3: 6/20/76'; passage 98137 is in the immediately preceding weekly lecture-2 Q&A.
    Why The event is Carter's act of answering; 1972-10-01 is the death date stated within it, not this testimony event's occurrence.
    Reasoning The answer occurs in lecture 2 of a weekly Sunday sequence, immediately before the explicit lecture-3 boundary dated 20 June 1976. One weekly interval earlier is 13 June 1976; because this is sequence-derived rather than an inline lecture-2 dateline, it is estimated.
Place
Los Angeles
Persons
Neville Goddard
Frank Carter
Verbatim (witness's words)

Where did this man Neville teach and when did he pass away? Was that long ago or lately? It was exactly three and a half years April Fool’s Day. Again, the fool. He, I believe, was here from 1954, to the time of his departure in 1972, October the 1st 1972.

Told
  1. 13 June 1976 estimated · probable
    Source Neville Goddard The Frank Carter Lectures ¶49Passage 98137 contains Carter's answer in lecture 2; the next explicit boundary is lecture 3 on 1976-06-20.
    Reasoning Carter told this answer in lecture 2, inferred as 13 June 1976 from the weekly sequence and the explicit 20 June date of lecture 3. The inference is retained as estimated, not stated.
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