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Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500410001-3 Remote Viewing with "Ordinary" Subjects Based on the results of the Price experiments we decided to extend our investigations to include the two outstanding (ordinary) subjects who had been uncovered in a broad-based screening experiment including 147 volunteer subjects. The subjects for this experiment were an SRI scientist, Mr. D.E., and a professional photographer, Ms. H.H. Target Selection The protocol for the experiments was as follows: One experimenter would remain at SRI with the subject while the other experimenter went to the remote target location, The target was selected by the traveling experimenter after he left SRI and while the subject was monitored by the other experimenter, The traveling experimenter, who had a list of six San Francisco Bay Area locations that could be reached in no more than 30 minutes driving, then cast a die to determine which place would actually be visited. After a half hour's wait, the subject remaining at SRI began to relate his impressions about the place where the other experimenter was located; these narrations were recorded on magnetic tape. The experi- menter remaining behind with the subject had no information about the target location. Four such experiments were performed with these two subjects, two with each. Locations were generated. from a list that included such possible targets as a drive-in theatre, Hoover Tower on the Stanford Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500410001-3
Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500410001-3 University campus, a toll plaza on the east side of the Dumbarton bridge across the San Francisco Bay, Palo Alto Methodist Church, Artificial Intelligence building in foothills west of SRI, Baylands nature preserve, Allied Arts crafts plaza, the Alpine Inn beer garden in the foothills, Rinconada Park swimming pools, and Redwood City Marina, among others. The four target locations used in this series of experiments were a miniature golf course in Redwood City, the Bay Area Rapid Transit station in Fremont (across the Bay), a shielded room at SRI, and (as a special long-distance task) a vacation resort in Costa Rica. For this last target, the subject was asked to supply a drawing and written description. In the preexperiment orientation, the subjects were told that since they had demonstrated paranormal perceptual ability in previous tasks, we were confident that they could do this additional task since we had already observed two other subjects performing such tasks successfully. Summary of Experiments The following gives a summary of the four experiments done with the two “ordinary subjects from the screening study. 1" In the first experiment, Ms. H. H. described a ...red, wooden pbuilding with a pointed roof." The building was further described as t being made with "...overlapping boards and has a white trim,” Further- more, She said, the " ,,building is empty, as though nothing is going on inside. And the whole place seems artificial like a movie set,'' The Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500410001-3
Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500410001-3 building where the experimenter, Dr. Puthoff, stood was a 4,5-meter high caricature of a schoolhouse on a miniature golf course--both empty and artificial (Figure 1.), The shape, color, and construction were all accurate, In a second experiment, the experimenter (Phyllis Cole) was led by a throw of the die to a shielded room (Figure 2) on the second floor of SRI's Engineering building. D.E.'s description had her ",..sitting rather quietly alone on the corner of a rather large room. Not so much an office, but more like a classroom, a larger room. And as she was sitting there in the room she was writing, she was looking at perhaps something on the wall and writing something..." (In fact, at about this time the experi- menter was observing graffiti on the wall, and mentally composing her own for the collection.) A detailed description fits well with the row of a half-dozen large heavy black metal machines on a work bench to the right of the experimenter that she touched at approximately this time during the experiment: "I have some impressions that I can't understand-- it's like some heavy black things that she could either be sitting on or that she's touching. Sort of an amorphous shape that I can't pick up, but it feels heavy and black and of a distinguishable shape, but its exact form is not angular--doesn't seem angular, and I can't interpret a shape from it." This description was substantially correct and would have fit no other target used in any experiments up to that time. The description was unique in the set of descriptions with which it was compared. Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500410001-3
Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500410001-3 SA-2613-16 FIGURE 1 “SCHOOLHOUSE” ON MINIATURE GOLF COURSE USED AS REMOTE VIEWING TARGET pea a raha NN SA-2613-17 FIGURE 2. SHIELDED ROOM IN SRI’S ENGINEERING BUILDING USED AS REMOTE VIEWING TARGET 10 Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000500410001-3