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166PSI Spiesvariety of techniques including drugs, electric shock, andeven sensory deprivation. Such harsh methods producedruthless, but less effective, remote viewers for the Soviets.“This was their downfall,” said Riley. “We heard theykilled several young people trying this, and it also reducedtheir remote viewing capability because remote viewing requiresalert concentration. When a person is on drugs, theirremote viewing capability is diminished.”Unlike the GRU, the Soviet KGB laboriously screenedmore than a million people in an effort to locate “supernaturals,” persons with the greatest amount of psychicpower. These super psychics became the Soviet Union’sPsi Spies, sometimes assigned to seek out their Westerncounterparts.Riley said that the situation became bizarre, even for thePsi Spies unit. So they didn’t speak about it outside the unit.“Our commander knew but not the oversight committees,”recalled Riley. He added:And in the Soviet Union, they were scared to telltheir bosses that they have been uncovered. Theywere afraid that their program would be closed down.I guess we were afraid of the same thing. So we hada sort of gentleman’s agreement with our oppositenumbers—we’d both drop in and look around on occasion,but neither of us would tell the bosses.On one occasion, Morehouse personally remote viewedSoviet extrasensors and discovered that the Soviets had developeda countermeasure to psychic spying. He describedhis experience this way: