Jim Marrs - PSI Spies - Amazon S3

204PSI Spiesevaluation or collation.” It further warned that the “interpretationand use of the information provided is the responsibility of therequester.” 4Also, in this particular session, the remote viewer wascued by the use of a street map of Teheran. During the remoteviewing session, the viewer got these impressions:I have an impression of a...it’s a sidewalk...foodconcession...on the curb...there was a display next tothe building...metal objects, artifacts, brass...I see...akiosk...there’s something green after that…I think itwas some kind of vegetation, to the west of thestructure...[the monitor said “Let’s try positioning overthe target. Move up in the air and look down obliquelyat the target...Tell me what, the things you’ve told meabout, tell me what they look like from this angle.”] Thefood concession looks like it has a...canvascover...parasol, cover, sun cover...cover from adjacentbuilding sticks out over sidewalk.… But I see anentryway. 5In this particular report were handwritten notes, marked“user comments,” which were apparently feedback from whomeverrequested the RV session. From the comments, it appearedthat the viewer did a very good job: “Viewer appeared to haveindependently identified the tent known to exist on the SW cornerof intersection,” was the first comment. The next commentindicated the viewer’s measurements were close to correct.“Size of the tent: Viewer speaks of the ‘concession place’ being4–5 feet wide and 8–9 feet long—our data is that the tent is approximately2 meters wide (6 feet) and 4 meters (12 feet) long.”The third comment read, “Viewer’s observation of something to