The 5th element of fire and a successful demonstration of the NESFED SYSTEM in Dayton Ohio

NESFED SYSTEM Has made it's first Successful demonstration of putting out small fires. last Wednesday in Dayton Ohio.

A Successful demonstration of the NESFED SYSTEM putting out small fires was held last Wednesday, the 13th of August at the Dayton Fire Department's Fire Academy located in Dayton Ohio. The demonstration was held in the Academy's test fire burn facilities tower.

Officials present to witness this historic event. Dayton Fire Capt.Jeffrey Payne and CEO Bill Grilliot and Tom Stachler VP Manufacturing Engineer of the TOTAL FIRE GROUP located in greater Dayton as well as other fire fighters that looked on. Giving the demonstration was the discoverer of the 5th element, inventor David E. Jones and his business partner Berkley C. Badger of LazerBolt Technologies, Inc. a Clearwater Florida corporation.

The demonstration showed how electricity alone can be used in extinguishing a fire without the need of using water or chemicals. The NESFED uses only electric to combat fires by manipulating the newly discovered fire plume's 5th element. The demonstration was successful in extinguishing paper, plastics, butane, and a kerosene soaked foam polystyrene plastic pad.

A live TV demonstration of the NESFED is being planned with a local TV station in Savanna Georgia soon, says inventor David E. Jones. The newly discovered 5th element is the invisible element involved with a fire's plume according to Mr. Jones and is the plume's true skeleton which supports the natural organization of the hot gas molecules within the fire's hot plume.

The 5th element of the fire is controlled by the powerful invisible forces produced by the NESFED system as to cause the plume to to retreat or to be ripped apart ending the fire's plume as well as stopping the heat radiation produced by the fire's plume as described by Mr. Jones. The NESFED system is currently in development in Spring Hill, Fl.