Claus: Urgent! Psi-Tech Strikes Out Again!

[Luke T.]

UPDATE:
The JonBenet Ramsey Killer

26 July 1997

Bob Grant
District Attorney
Adams County, Colorado
via fax

Subject: The JonBenet Ramsey Killer

Sir,

The following information amplifies and augments the descriptive data contained in the PSI TECH 30 June 1997 Initial Report (The JonBenet Ramsey Murder).

1. The killer: A male, age 32-38 years, 5'10-5'11, blond or reddish hair, green eyes, generally trim physique.

2. The killer's current workplace: An industrial site which lies in a generally easterly/northeasterly direction from the murder site. This facility is a large plant, with a stack, where acrid, chemical smells are present. What appears to be a rotary kiln is in operation at this location.

3. Other key information: The killer often commingles with two other persons in this work environment, but particularly closely with a short, dark-haired, pot-bellied, middle-aged male. This person may be aware of, or in some manner participated in, the crime.

http://www.remoteviewing.com/remote-viewing-projects/jonbenet-ramsey/report-update.html

What was it they said about not working on well known missing persons cases?

2. PSI TECH has established the following base line data points in connection with the murder of JonBenet Ramsey:

a. Method of entry into the house: The murderer gained entry into the victim’s house through either a window or skylight.

b. Description of murderer: Male, slim, medium height, age early to mid-40's. He had observed, stalked, and possibly photographed the victim prior to her murder.

c. Murderer’s workplace: An industrial plant located in a generally NE to SE direction from the murder site. Primary products appear to be liquid chemicals, (possibly photographic chemicals).

3. A subsequent report will focus and elaborate primarily upon the following:

a. Murderer’s point of entry into the victim’s house, (if unestablished by investigators).

b. Description of the murderer in greater detail, including personal history.

c. Murderer’s workplace, in detail.

http://www.remoteviewing.com/remote-viewing-projects/jonbenet-ramsey/interim-report.html

I don't see the "subsequent report" they are talking about here.

6. What is your criteria for selecting projects and what are the most difficult projects that you have worked?

The criteria for selecting crime solving projects is having a ground team to follow up on the data we collect and produce. The JonBenet Ramsey case was the most difficult and to date the most haunting. At the time when PSI TECH worked the Ramsey case, the majority of the TRV work was done by myself but I was not the analyst or the person making contact with the Ramseys. The case was surrounded by so much media and politics that the Ramseys were difficult to reach. We were in touch with the private investigation firm they hired but I still don't know if the Ramsey's ever received our reports.

20. What was the most traumatic target for you that you have worked?

The JonBenet Ramsey case.

An interview with our friend Joni Dourif


On this page you can see they worked on the Laci Peterson case, and are working on Osama Bin Laden's location and future terrorist attacks.

Time to archive.

 

[Luke T.]

Their current statements on their site about the Smart case differ quite a bit from their original statement. They have removed the bit about not working on well known missing person cases. And they even have some post-hoc rationalization to say their original guesses weren't far off.

Some of the stuff they rushed to remove from the site, they now claim was really pretty much on the mark, and have put back up.

http://www.remoteviewing.com/remote-viewing-news-articles/the-signal-line/040403/index.html

Special thanks to everyone who is participating in this post-project analysis for their continued valued assistance, by sending in articles, photographs, links and data comparisons. And as promised we will keep our readers updated on this project as developments unfold.

 

[CFLarsen]

Morning.

You got mail.

 

[Luke T.]

Got it. Thanks.