From out of the wilderness came two insects that co-existed to survive. One is the nematode that internally acts like Strongyloids Stercoralis, causing mild lower gastrointestinal symptoms and larva contamination in feces. The adult nematode will eat hair and excrete a fiber like material much like that of a silk worm. The fiber (ball of fiber) is then taken by the flying insect( nick named HELICOPTERBUG) and spun into webs. These webs are usually hung horizontally then pulled together vertically by strands to create an erratic design. Eggs or cocoons are then laid by the female nematode in the completed web. After hatching these wire like nymphs will seek out their prey from web tops or floor areas to find a bare foot, that starts their journey. The adult and nymph helicopterbug also attack the host (usually at night) laying larva and inflicting a light to heavy pin prick bite. the larva helicopterbug causes a crawling sensation that is usually associated with mites.The face area is usually where these larva will dig in to feed. After this is complete they will become a flying insect with razor sharp wings that cut thru fabric with a spinning motion. I believe their ability seek out their host and not effect others comes from a bacteria they implant. This bacteria is self replicating and is comprised of protein, DNA, with a calcium shell(NANO BACTERIA). Nano bacteria is the same as a silicone Nano particle used for electronic signals. This Nano bacteria grows under the skin from a lesion to create a tread that is surrounded by water. I think this is a homing device for the Helicopterbug's return. People who have low immune systems caused by bad health or even a gallblatter removal are targets for "the nematode that must complete a full life cycle thru their host". All evidence for this theory is on
www.williamthegreat.com under helicopterbug, 2aADULT, web story and pictures. Morgellons may be different things ( I think so) WTG