There has been a considerable amount of time and money poured into studying the phenomenon known as “remote viewing” by multiple American intelligence agencies in order to gain a competitive advantage over their counterparts in foreign countries. The science seems impossible to the average person, but the interest from the CIA, DIA, and DoD proves that there is clearly something to this unusual psychic ability.
These programs had been shielded from the general public for decades, but Ryder Lee has found that not only did these programs exist, but that they were heavily financed by multiple intelligence agencies, changed names often, and were considered to be vital to national security.
Stanford Research Institute got the ball rolling in the early 1970s, but when Pat Price turned up dead in 1975 things took an unusual turn. Did the CIA murder the best remote viewer in the world, or was he sheep-dipped and relocated elsewhere to continue his secret work?
