Jim Marrs - PSI Spies - Amazon S3

146PSI Spiesthey decided to use me as a sort of guinea pig. Theygave me a beacon exercise. The outbounders weregiven an envelope containing the directions to a site.They left the unit and opened it after they were out ofsight of the building. Twenty minutes later, I sat downto do my session—no training, no protocols, no nothing.I kept seeing them driving around, looking out thecar window and driving further. That’s all I could get. Icouldn’t get any descriptors of a target location. I said,“I think they’re lost,” and Skip [Atwater] had me justend the session, thinking that I had failed. When theoutbounder team returned, they said that they neverfound the target location—they had gotten lost.Buchanan described himself as a computer “guru.”“When all those kids with their computer degrees can’t getthe job done, they call me,” he laughed. “I am absolutely convincedthat remote viewing can be enhanced with computertechnology,” he said. Buchanan said he wants to link variousremote viewers together using virtual reality in computers.“This way, they could all see what each other is seeing,” heexplained.He also said he has been working on a book designingstandards and formats for the use of psychic and remoteviewers by police departments and intelligence agencies. “Ithink this could be very important,” he said, “because theycan be using techniques that I know work. I’ve worked withthis for a long time.”Another of the new trainees was Morehouse. Morehousesaid remote viewing training was particularly tough on him