Hal Puthoff

We do some local experiments, and he's doing very well as well. And so, again, our CIA contract monitors were worried that there's some kind of trickery and so that. So they came up with coordinates of what turns out to be right next to Sugar Grove facility, which is a highly classified NSA facility picking up Soviet satellite transmissions. So I just – I had no idea what it was.

We do some local experiments, and he's doing very well as well. And so, again, our CIA contract monitors were worried that there's some kind of trickery and so that. So they came up with coordinates of what turns out to be right next to Sugar Grove facility, which is a highly classified NSA facility picking up Soviet satellite transmissions. So I just – I had no idea what it was.

We do some local experiments, and he's doing very well as well. And so, again, our CIA contract monitors were worried that there's some kind of trickery and so that. So they came up with coordinates of what turns out to be right next to Sugar Grove facility, which is a highly classified NSA facility picking up Soviet satellite transmissions. So I just – I had no idea what it was.

I mean we always kept ourselves blind to what the target was so no one could say we just gave them the data. So Pat Price decided to follow our instructions and go to those coordinates and say what he says. And so he describes this place. But as part of that, what he does is he says that he merged his mind, whatever you want to say, into a safe and a whole bunch of words popped up into his mind.

I mean we always kept ourselves blind to what the target was so no one could say we just gave them the data. So Pat Price decided to follow our instructions and go to those coordinates and say what he says. And so he describes this place. But as part of that, what he does is he says that he merged his mind, whatever you want to say, into a safe and a whole bunch of words popped up into his mind.

I mean we always kept ourselves blind to what the target was so no one could say we just gave them the data. So Pat Price decided to follow our instructions and go to those coordinates and say what he says. And so he describes this place. But as part of that, what he does is he says that he merged his mind, whatever you want to say, into a safe and a whole bunch of words popped up into his mind.

So he gave this whole list of words. Okay, fine. So he wrote them all down, sent them off. Pretty soon the entire law enforcement apparatus of the country landed on us and said, how did you get this information? This is highly classified project titles. Do you have a source inside? No, we were just doing this experiment. That's what he got.

So he gave this whole list of words. Okay, fine. So he wrote them all down, sent them off. Pretty soon the entire law enforcement apparatus of the country landed on us and said, how did you get this information? This is highly classified project titles. Do you have a source inside? No, we were just doing this experiment. That's what he got.

So he gave this whole list of words. Okay, fine. So he wrote them all down, sent them off. Pretty soon the entire law enforcement apparatus of the country landed on us and said, how did you get this information? This is highly classified project titles. Do you have a source inside? No, we were just doing this experiment. That's what he got.

And so eventually, 20 years later, you can find the paper that was published by the CIA about what a deal this was. And so anyway, at that time, we were at a point we were about ready to get the next year's contract. And we had a deputy director, John McMahon, said, OK, well, let's not waste it on our sides, for God's sake. Do a Soviet side. And so they gave us coordinates of a Soviet site.

And so eventually, 20 years later, you can find the paper that was published by the CIA about what a deal this was. And so anyway, at that time, we were at a point we were about ready to get the next year's contract. And we had a deputy director, John McMahon, said, OK, well, let's not waste it on our sides, for God's sake. Do a Soviet side. And so they gave us coordinates of a Soviet site.

And so eventually, 20 years later, you can find the paper that was published by the CIA about what a deal this was. And so anyway, at that time, we were at a point we were about ready to get the next year's contract. And we had a deputy director, John McMahon, said, OK, well, let's not waste it on our sides, for God's sake. Do a Soviet side. And so they gave us coordinates of a Soviet site.

It turned out to be an R&D facility at Semipalatinsk in the Soviet Union. And so we targeted Price on that. He turned out to be a really good remote viewer along with Ingo Swann. And he described this giant crane that rolled over the top of a building. And I mean, it sounded like science fiction. I've got some examples here of the drawings of that.

It turned out to be an R&D facility at Semipalatinsk in the Soviet Union. And so we targeted Price on that. He turned out to be a really good remote viewer along with Ingo Swann. And he described this giant crane that rolled over the top of a building. And I mean, it sounded like science fiction. I've got some examples here of the drawings of that.

It turned out to be an R&D facility at Semipalatinsk in the Soviet Union. And so we targeted Price on that. He turned out to be a really good remote viewer along with Ingo Swann. And he described this giant crane that rolled over the top of a building. And I mean, it sounded like science fiction. I've got some examples here of the drawings of that.

And so it turned out that from satellite imagery, what he drew was correct. And so that finally started, okay, this stuff is real. It can be used. Let's go to work with it. So that's what started the whole, you might say, espionage-oriented SRI program on remote viewing. It went through. I don't know, like 23 years or so.

And so it turned out that from satellite imagery, what he drew was correct. And so that finally started, okay, this stuff is real. It can be used. Let's go to work with it. So that's what started the whole, you might say, espionage-oriented SRI program on remote viewing. It went through. I don't know, like 23 years or so.

And so it turned out that from satellite imagery, what he drew was correct. And so that finally started, okay, this stuff is real. It can be used. Let's go to work with it. So that's what started the whole, you might say, espionage-oriented SRI program on remote viewing. It went through. I don't know, like 23 years or so.

There are really basically two levels of response. For example, some of the early work when we went to brief, we had 10 or 12 people and we're talking about the work. Pretty soon a guy in the back of the room jumps up and he says, I know what this is. This is some kind of PSYOP test of our gullibility. And I want you to know whoever's putting this out, I'm not buying it.

There are really basically two levels of response. For example, some of the early work when we went to brief, we had 10 or 12 people and we're talking about the work. Pretty soon a guy in the back of the room jumps up and he says, I know what this is. This is some kind of PSYOP test of our gullibility. And I want you to know whoever's putting this out, I'm not buying it.