August 3, 2001: Remote Viewing - Ed Dames
The Art Bell Archive · Arthur William Bell III
December 13, 20242h 21m
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Show Notes
Art Bell celebrates reaching 500 radio affiliates and shares news of giant flood channels discovered beneath the surface of Mars, along with reports of extraterrestrial bacteria found in Earth's upper atmosphere at 25 miles altitude. He discusses what these discoveries suggest about the prevalence of life in the universe before welcoming Major Ed Dames.
Dames explains the technical remote viewing process in detail, comparing it to assembling a jigsaw puzzle where pieces of information are collected through strict protocols that keep the analytical mind from interfering. He describes how his team hunts child murderers through Operation GoldenEye by systematically identifying a killer's workplace, sketching nearby recognizable landmarks, and narrowing the search area before sending ground teams to match their drawings against real locations.
Dames announces that Chandra Levy was murdered by suffocation, her body located in the Potomac River near the Arlington Memorial Bridge, and that the killer was someone she knew personally. He also discusses the intelligence of the HIV virus from a remote viewing perspective, Amelia Earhart's wreckage location near Kuria Atoll, and the existence of an ancient civilization on Mars whose remnants remain on the planet's surface.
Dames explains the technical remote viewing process in detail, comparing it to assembling a jigsaw puzzle where pieces of information are collected through strict protocols that keep the analytical mind from interfering. He describes how his team hunts child murderers through Operation GoldenEye by systematically identifying a killer's workplace, sketching nearby recognizable landmarks, and narrowing the search area before sending ground teams to match their drawings against real locations.
Dames announces that Chandra Levy was murdered by suffocation, her body located in the Potomac River near the Arlington Memorial Bridge, and that the killer was someone she knew personally. He also discusses the intelligence of the HIV virus from a remote viewing perspective, Amelia Earhart's wreckage location near Kuria Atoll, and the existence of an ancient civilization on Mars whose remnants remain on the planet's surface.