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198PSI Spies“They just had their own agenda,” Mel Riley recalled. “Itwas their thing. Angela was into channeling and Robin wasinto Tarot cards. They tried remote viewing. In fact, as I recall,Angela was particularly good when she was willing to puther nose to the grindstone. But I think it was too much workfor her.”Morehouse and others said that the “witches” were carefulnot to leave behind any paperwork from their channelingor Tarot cards sessions. They said the women quickly shreddedall paperwork after a session. “It was very convenient,”said Morehouse. “If you wanted to go back and question themabout a session, there was no record to go back to.” Riley saidthat, if there was any feedback from their work, “we werenever told about it.”Morehouse said the DIA most likely would have killed thePsi Spies program about this time except for the Congressmenwho were being brought in for psychic “readings.” “Itwas congressional oversight which wouldn’t allow it to bekilled,” he said.Morehouse, Riley, and others said it is vitally important tounderstand that Coordinate Remote Viewing, as developedscientifically through a number of years with a structure thathad proved operationally successful, was a totally differentthing from the channeling and psychic “readings. of the civiliansthat ended up in control of the unit.Although the Psi Spies unit existed into the mid-1990s, itwas never what it had been throughout the 1980s. “The unitjust went downhill,” said Riley. “There was only one problemwith this: We were still performing operations.”