March 6, 1997: Deadly Pathogens & Solar Rays - Ed Dames
The Art Bell Archive · Arthur William Bell III
August 30, 20232h 43m
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Show Notes
Major Ed Dames of PsyTech returns with remote viewing results on two fronts: the disappearance of Iron Butterfly bassist Philip Taylor Kramer, and a chilling prediction about a plant pathogen heading toward Earth. Joined first by Kramer's sister Kathy, Dames delivers the grim conclusion that her brother was murdered, shot in his own vehicle by people he knew, with his body transported to a burial site near a small river in Montana.
After the Kramer segment, Dames expands on his forecast of ecological collapse. He describes a cylindrical object that has detached from Comet Hale-Bopp and is heading toward Earth, carrying a pathogen that will begin killing plant life starting in Africa by summer 1998. He predicts cascading food shortages, economic collapse, and widespread disease. As a survival measure, his team has identified chlorella, a green algae, as the food source that future survivors will depend on. He also addresses James Randi's million-dollar challenge, accepting it and proposing the program as a forum for terms.
This episode is classic Ed Dames, blending actionable remote viewing casework with sweeping apocalyptic predictions. Art presses him on timelines, mechanisms, and credibility, giving listeners a thorough examination of both the promise and the controversy surrounding technical remote viewing.
After the Kramer segment, Dames expands on his forecast of ecological collapse. He describes a cylindrical object that has detached from Comet Hale-Bopp and is heading toward Earth, carrying a pathogen that will begin killing plant life starting in Africa by summer 1998. He predicts cascading food shortages, economic collapse, and widespread disease. As a survival measure, his team has identified chlorella, a green algae, as the food source that future survivors will depend on. He also addresses James Randi's million-dollar challenge, accepting it and proposing the program as a forum for terms.
This episode is classic Ed Dames, blending actionable remote viewing casework with sweeping apocalyptic predictions. Art presses him on timelines, mechanisms, and credibility, giving listeners a thorough examination of both the promise and the controversy surrounding technical remote viewing.