That is really weird. I got the same result as @MissEvans.
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Here’s the link. I am very confused now though - really hoping I’m not wasting anyone’s time
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You’re not wasting anyone’s time. Every lead should be followed even if it leads nowhere. You never know, you know. 
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One way or the other, its much more interesting than the photo of the doctor.
I never new the anonymous file sharing site existed in that form, however.
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Definitely unrelated sorry guys. I’ve managed to retrace my steps and it wasn’t from the photo link 
many grovelling apologies! I’ll double check my facts before posting
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It’s totally okay. I got a few giggles from some of those ads.
“Radium! The wonder of the age! Discover Radium today!”
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Just been googling 18 gates and came across the 18 gates (or levels) of Hell in Chinese Mythology?
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Also, the first character of the empty line, after the first two dots on 117-2, is a clickable space that links to nowhere. Another character to combine with the others maybe? Or a mistake.
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Which would fit very well with the artwork Deirdre’s off to see.
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Nothing like spending a day doing homework, only to come back and be completely lost
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Great findings everyone, I’ve been playing with a link or awhile but didn’t get anywhere. Let’s see what this newspaper holds for us
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Hey guys,
So I’ve been mucking around on the 117-2 page thinking (or should I say overthinking) that there may be a message hidden in morse code on the page (dots being dots and words being dashes) so far I haven’t had any luck coming up with a word (or couple of words) in English but have got a bunch of letters that I’ll try running through an anagram solver tomorrow (gotta start work in 6hrs so should probably get some sleep)
If anyone thinks it’s worth an hour or so the sequence I’ve been using is
-…–.-…----…-.-.-…
if you go to http://www.dcode.fr/morse-code#q5 there’s a morse code solver that can spit out letters without the spaces
Happy hunting and will see you all tomorrow
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I tried morse code already and I got nothing out of it.
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Did anyone notice that the Book of Briars liked @Littlbat’s post?
SOLVED Fragment Eleven: Durkonos - #117 by Littlbat
EDIT: Well done Littlbat!!
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No, I hadn’t! So, that’s our Sanvig?
So what’s important? The file name DH020026 ?
The person? (Maybe that’s Climber?)
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I was assuming that the photo was of Sanvig… first initial B? Couldn’t find her on Google though
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Perhaps this is irrelevant information, but a a reverse search of the image in the link on Littlbat’s post brings up several results for floristry. Of particular note, it brings up the site for a florist in Buffalo, New York. It could be a coincidence, but anything involving New York seems like it might be of note.
Again, not sure if this of of any help. Just trying to pitch my fronds into the current effort whilst I catch up.
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Oh, I like the florist idea. Buffalo is a good start. What’s it’s name?
The best I found as a non profit called gogetters that uses that picture, but I don’t think that’s who we want.
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I assumed Doctor because of the white coat, and my unhealthy obsession with Doctor Who.
The back ground seems clinic waiting room, or hospital family room-ish, too.
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