March 6, 1997: Deadly Pathogens & Solar Rays - Ed Dames

Ed Dames, former military remote viewer and founder of Psi-Tech, delivers the results of his investigation into the disappearance of Philip Taylor Kramer, former bassist for Iron Butterfly and aerospace scientist. In a sobering revelation, Dames reports that his remote viewing team has determined Kramer is dead, the victim of foul play involving murder in his own vehicle. Sister Kathy Kramer joins the discussion to hear these difficult findings and ask questions about her brother's fate. The session demonstrates the controversial practice of remote viewing applied to real-world missing person cases, showcasing both its potential applications and the emotional weight of such investigations. Following this intense segment, Dames expands the discussion to cover his predictions about future catastrophic events, including deadly pathogens and solar radiation threats that he believes will affect large populations. He discusses his remote viewing methodology, the training of civilian remote viewers, and his ongoing conflict with skeptic James Randi regarding formal testing of psychic abilities. The program explores the intersection of military intelligence techniques, civilian applications of remote viewing, and predictions about environmental and biological disasters that Dames claims are approaching humanity.