Approved For Reope 2001/03/26: CIA-RDP96-007,UR000200080019-4 .8@40- symics Anpomt Suhh Xrotk 1 f Oci n 1,500OF00i es o an wqr kin ther'_"@, Two psychics Independently- of each 0 exactly pinpointed the site n unknown 189os, shipwreck off @@-the,coast of California ,and accurately described artifaOts di- ce. *-.vers would find deep below the surfa nn and Hella Tlammi4 astounded iskeptical ScIePtists With Inge Swa eir amazingly accurate psychic predictions. "I must say we did find the PAItMITER 'Prviect Vow @h 4ype of aflngs that to general V1, was conducted by the al and in the server who was aboard the Moblus Group, sn internation they predicted scientists and area wbere the Psychics said p-million Taurus I research organization of - d -: psychics beaded by 'Stephan they watd4 be found,".:. e- submRrine wheff the lug =waQ%perl* from the I a - B, Kable, an facts were discovered. 6 u or ,clared Dr. Anne Marine and scle'nifiric ab-1 The experiment, Part Of a Coastal Studiei of the Univer. UCCESSFUL SEERS In Swann and Hello Hommid at sity of Southern California to- ZZ)ina Island during experiment operated in the test. wann and Harnmid 'tua"y found' the ship's wheel In *ere drew were chains, a wheel with ven a -chart coy strange rec- each 91 spokes and a 27o feet .1 water Just the way N* Isoo square miles of Pacific -ann gave de- I Hello drew it. tangular block. Su ocean off the California coast. scriptions -of a pipe, cables, Yet another astonishing find They were asked to use their chain and various debris. Iwas a huge rectangular stone powers to pinpoint the undersea Then divers aboard the Tsu- block - which location of an ukliscovered rus I set out to the area - near looked remark- shipwreck, wW pr"et what California's Catalina Island. ably like what would be found there. Hammid had Actually, the submarine had astounding was dra% . "It Just "What was for five months been in the a that they both independently woriftg with mar, but had wasn't the kind selected Lhe same te - a found nothing to Indicate a of thing anyone hundred yards a art"' I aid shipwreck according io Allan would expect to Eugene Veek, associate chief pilot. identify with a WitmMm the tor for facilities at the Ma e jut with he psychics, ma wreck," clalm- ps Institute, and 1"OrnnMerr gDd them *board - It Wag a S"Ir$ PILOT ed WIWOrnbe- mander of Ak V.S. Asi7 f=t At Witcen** Dr. Kahle, a SUBMARINE used in the shipwreck search. The i marine, At 170 =. 10. the surface, @It VMS, renowned geo. led the vessel to sunken artifacts. Swan Tau- Among the sketches Han in began directing the physicist whd irus . 'He led us rigbt to the worked on NASA satellite pro- I @wreck and the aftifocts," said grams, agreed. "We really mbe. found a lot of unexpected things it was amazIng.'He directeil that were similar to what -were to one object sker another. described by the psychics." Ine predictions were aston- Even a top government ma- ngly amrate. There were rim expert admitted that the ekles mW pulleys and mbifts. amazing accuracy of The N,o were of cables and psychics is astonishing. "I don't &in and it was remikrkably think anyone was trying to fool sy to identify the artifacts I the scientisU,".sald Thomas S. orn UkQ drawu'vgs. Cooke of the U.S. Bureau of ,"It was incredible that we ac- Land Management. Dr. Don Walsh, director of the Institute for Marine and Coastal Studies, *valuated Project Deep Quest, looking for any possible fraud. 'I'm not necessarily a sup. Porter, but I couldn't find any- Lhingto cast doubt on the psy- chics' claims," he said. Could the find have been "salted" - the artifacts placed rere recently? .It would be extremely dif- cult to Ilake this," said Dr. @.*To t things down on the rcean Cr that have aflegedly wen there that long and make hem look that way would tax be best Hollywood special ef- sats 'Approved For Release 2001103/*26 CIA-RDP96-00787ROO0200080019.4