STAR GATE FILES: INGO SWANN AND PAT PRICE -- REMOTE VIEWING THE NSA FOR THE CIA

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STAR GATE Files:

Ingo Swann and Pat Price

ON REMOTE VIEWING THE SECRET SUGAR GROVE WEST VIRGINIA NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY FACILITY FOR THE CIA

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"During the summer of 1973, SRI continued working informally with an OSI officer on a remote viewing experiment which eventually stimulated more CIA-sponsored investigations of parapsychology. The target was a vacation property in the eastern-United States. The experiment began with the passing of nothing more than the geographic coordinates of the vacation property to the SRI physicists who, in turn, passed them to the two subjects, one of whom was Pat Price, No maps were permitted, and the subjects were asked to give an immediate response of what they remotely viewed at these coordinates. The subject came back with descriptions which were apparent misses. They both talked about a military-like facility. Nevertheless, a striking correlation of the two independent descriptions was noted. The correlation --caused the OSI officer to drive to the site and investigate in more detail.

To the surprise of the OSI officer, he soon discovered a sensitive government installation a few miles from the vacation property. This discovery led to a request to have Price provide information concerning the interior workings of this particular site. All the data produced by the two subjects, were reviewed in CIA and the Agency concerned. [NSA]

The evaluation was, as usual, mixed., Pat Price, who had no military or intelligence. background, provided a list of project titles associated with current and past activities including one of extreme sensitivity. Also. the codename of the site was provided. Other information concerning the physical layout of the site was accurate. Some information, such as the names of the people at the site, proved incorrect. These experiments took several months to be analyzed and reviewed within the Agency." -- KEN KRESS FROM CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY STUDIES IN INTELLIGENCE VOL. 21 No. 4 WINTER 1977 -- SOURCE: THE CIA STAR GATE COLLECTION FILES

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