Pat Price

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Pat Price
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On the Timeline2 events, 1972–1982

Pat Price (1918–1975) was a former police commissioner of Burbank, California, who became one of the most successful subjects in the remote-viewing research at SRI International in the 1970s.

Remote viewing

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In 1973, given only map coordinates, Price produced descriptions of a secret U.S. facility in West Virginia and a Soviet site in Semipalatinsk that impressed intelligence officials. That year, according to later accounts, he also described four alleged alien bases on Earth, notes of which were found by the Army's remote-viewing chief in 1982. Price died of a heart attack in 1975, which some saw as suspicious.

On the UAP Timeline

The headquarters of SRI International in Menlo Park .
The headquarters of SRI International in Menlo Park . Photo: Coolcaesar at English Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0 · via Wikimedia Commons

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