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but nobody acted on her insight.

The Colonel turned up dead months later.

When another hostage was released, he confirmed the spot Angela pointed to was very close to where the officer was held before his abductors killed him.

Now, I'm sure it wasn't easy to just waltz into that Lebanese village in 1987.

And to be fair, Paul and Ed pinpointed different locations than Angela did.

So maybe the rescue mission wasn't going to act on psychic readings unless all of the viewers agreed on one place.

How could they know Angela was right and the others were wrong?

But some of the viewers are starting to wonder...

What is the point of all of this?

What's the point of devoting their lives to something nobody is taking seriously?

Why spend all of this time and money?

Why run Project Sunstreak at all?

And that's not the only issue plaguing the department.

We've mentioned how Ed Dames oversees a lot of the remote viewing.

Well, some of Ed's colleagues have grown a little wary of taking part in the sessions he runs.

It's not that he does a bad job.

It's that he doesn't always adhere to protocol.

Ed's supposed to give coordinates to landmarks, the pyramids, the Eiffel Tower, etc.

Well,

Lately, he's been coming up with his own coordinates, using his top remote viewers to hunt down places and objects that may or may not even exist.