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PsiInt: Psychic Intelligence 29FLAME” and were filled with what appeared to be interrogationsor interviews. Though they didn’t seem to make sense, thereports in the folders continued to arouse his interest. Statementssuch as “now move forward through the wall,” “movethrough the closed door,” and “I’m reaching for the lock but itkeeps passing through my hand” caught his attention.After all, this was the United States Army, and military officers,particularly the unit psychologist, didn’t make jokesabout classified material.Morehouse continued to meet with Col. Cole, both insideand outside the office. Cole shared information and articleson paranormal studies.In time, he slowly revealed the secrets of GRILL FLAME.A small, select group of soldiers, the colonel explained,were having out-of-body experiences. They were leavingtheir physical bodies, going to distant targets, and describingthe targets. “They call this remote viewing,” Coleexplained.Morehouse still couldn’t quite believe this was real, yethere was his unit psychologist, a man with serious rank andcredentials, telling him that people were sending their mindsout of their bodies to view faraway persons and places.It began to dawn on Morehouse that he was being let in ona very big secret, a secret that went outside the boundaries ofhis conventional upbringing. “What the hell am I getting myselfinvolved in?” he thought, thinking back on his background.Raised a “military brat,” young Morehouse was shuffledfrom one home to another, sometimes in rough neighborhoods.