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Ingo Swann

1972–2013

The primary psychic subject and co-developer of "Coordinate Remote Viewing" methodology for the CIA/SRI remote-viewing program run by Hal Puthoff and Russell Targ.

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Connections (9)

confirmedPat Price
met him and Puthoff near SRI, leading to his recruitment
Source: Jim Schnabel, Remote Viewers: The Secret History of America's Psychic Spies (1997) · Targ 2019 (JSE)
confirmedMaimonides Dream Laboratory
tested there before his SRI recruitment
Source: Ingo Swann biography; Maimonides records
confirmedHal Puthoff
co-developed remote viewing methodology at SRI
Source: Targ & Puthoff, Mind-Reach (1977); Puthoff, CIA-Initiated Remote Viewing at SRI, J. Scientific Exploration (1996) · Targ 2019 (JSE)
confirmedRussell Targ
SRI remote-viewing collaborators
Source: Targ & Puthoff, Mind-Reach (1977); Puthoff, CIA-Initiated Remote Viewing at SRI, J. Scientific Exploration (1996) · Targ 2019 (JSE)
confirmedL. Ron Hubbard
both were high-level Scientologists
Source: Jim Schnabel, Remote Viewers: The Secret History of America's Psychic Spies (1997)
confirmedEdwin May
worked together at Maimonides; recommended him to SRI
Source: Jim Schnabel, Remote Viewers: The Secret History of America's Psychic Spies (1997) · Targ 2019 (JSE)
confirmedProject SCANATE
his coordinate remote-viewing demonstrations launched it
Source: Puthoff, CIA-Initiated Remote Viewing at Stanford Research Institute; SCANATE history · Targ 2019 (JSE)
confirmedStanford Research Institute
primary psychic test subject there
Source: Jim Schnabel, Remote Viewers: The Secret History of America's Psychic Spies (1997) · Targ 2019 (JSE)
confirmedStargate Project
developed its coordinate remote-viewing methodology
Source: US remote-viewing program history · Targ 2019 (JSE)
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