Jim Marrs - PSI Spies - Amazon S3

ESPionage 205the west being green is supported by the trees to the NW of theintersection in the embassy compound. This, however, may havebeen discernible from the cueing photograph.” 6The final remark in the “user comments” stated, “The viewercommented on the ‘bolt heads’ that were ‘cast into the pavement’—notethe bolt heads appearing on the manhole cover onthe slide.” 7 Because no one contradicted the remote viewingsession, it would seem that final comment indicated that theviewer’s description of the bolt heads matched those seen in aslide of the target site, which was not shown to the viewer.Viewer McMoneagle gained a reputation for accuracyafter a series of RV sessions in 1979 during which he correctlydescribed a new type of Soviet submarine then underconstruction in a secret facility at Severodvinsk.Following these tests, the Psi Spies inquired about the dispositionof the information gleaned through remote viewing.They were told that the Air Force colonel in the DIA to whomthey were reporting had locked all of the reports in his safe,with no intention of acting on the information or even distributingthe reports to other agencies. “What am I supposed totell department heads when they ask about the source?” hereportedly told unit members, according to Morehouse.Once again, instead of being used as an operational tool,the Psi Spies unit was considered just a novelty used to satisfythe curiosity of intelligence officials.Some time later a remote viewing operation almost blewthe cover off one of the United States’ most top-secret weapons.And, again, it was supposed to be just a test.