The Death of Pat Price; 35 years ago

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[Mycroft]

As I suspected from the beginning Pat Price could give project code names and I am sure launch codes. In this article from 1977 it pretty much discusses the state of Remote Viewing and what the governments were involved with. Mentioned specifically were Pat Price and Ingo Swann.

http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=XHMjAAAAIBAJ&sjid=aWcEAAAAIBAJ&pg=6394,5576799&dq=remote-viewing&hl=en

This in-depth narration leading up to the murder of Pat Price is very different from the 'story' as it has been relayed by Puthoff and Targ over the years, giving me much to relish as I had always assumed they knew far more than they were telling.

http://www.mindspring.com/~txporter/deathpp.htm

Let us not forget those who have gone before.

Mycroft

[Daz]

not sure there is any evidnece to say that he was murdered?

daz

[Mycroft]

not sure there is any evidnece to say that he was murdered?

daz

Well yes and no, if you discount the fact that by the time his dinner guests had arrived at the hospital there were already two goons at the desk with the appropriate paperwork to seize his affects, make sure there wasn't an autopsy and where to send the body. Then there was the wife who said he was to the doctor not more than 10 days previous and knew that he'd had a good exam.

Oh yes, to his wife and his close confidants he said if anything happens to me the CIA did it...

Mycroft

[Mycroft]

not sure there is any evidnece to say that he was murdered?

daz

Thanks Daz for raking to coals until you flushed out what I already knew. Interestingly enough I'd gotten the information from another viewer. Now it shows me 'all' the military guys actually did have their own perceptions and memories of events and of course their own contacts and experiences within the military establishment.

From anther forum, Daz recently published this Jim Schnabel link which I found extraordinarily interesting, I along with some of the commenters find it interesting how little Schnabel knew about Price yet the rest of the information seem highly probable. If everyone was into Scientology at the same time I can certainly understand why their results would be suspect and why the CIA would be concerned.

My huge takeaway from the article is this: (BTW comments are already closed after Paul Smith dropped this bomb confirming what I'd always known.)

Paul H. Smith says:
24 December 2010 at 02:20

On pp 279-280 (note 9) of Elizabeth Mayer’s book, “Extraordinary Knowing” she relates this same information about Price as told her by Puthoff. Puthoff further elaborated that he went back and assessed Price’s RV research data in light of the Scientology connection and determined, he says, that the data was still independent. As far as Price’s police and mining careers, Puthoff says that Price was a Burbank CA police commissioner — how he know that I am unclear, and suppose I should ask him. My understanding of the coal mining business was that Price was actually involved in the management in some way, not merely engaged to find coal (which, frankly, is pretty easy to find in West Virginia — which is where the story places it — anyway). Finally, shortly after my own book came out, I was contacted by Price’s daughter. She told me that two weeks before he died Pat expressed concerns to her that the CIA was after him. How he knew that or why he believed it I don’t know, nor did she that I recall.

ref.
http://hereticalnotions.com/2010/12/13/what-if-pat-price-were-here/

Thanks Daz, for getting to the bottom of things. It is always good to have validation for things we simply cannot discuss without giving out sources or overreaching.

Mycroft

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