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|  Ingo Swann was the father of remote viewing and even coined the term while working on projects for the CIA and the US Army. He passed away on Feb. 1, 2013 at the age of 79. |  Lyn Buchanan
				talks to Jerry about Ingo Swann.
				Buchanan was in 
					the Army Unit that Ingo had been a consultant working on 
					several remote viewing projects. Buchanan credits Swan for 
					his own success with remote viewing. 
				(recorded Feb. 11, 
					2013)  MP3 
				Running time: 12 min, 10 sec  Windows 
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				Russell Targ
				who worked with Swann doing research on remote 
					viewing at Stanford University talks to Jerry about Ingo and 
					the subject of remote viewing. 
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			 Remote Viewing sketch left, described by Dick Allgire during the show: 
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			 Paul H. 
			Smith 
			- In our continuing 
			series of interviews with major Remote Viewers Jerry talks to Paul 
			H. Smith who operates a business centered around Remote Viewing in 
			Austin, Texas. Smith was exposed to Remote Viewing while serving 
			with the US Army. He tells Jerry about how the military used Remote 
			Viewing and relates some of the instances where it was used around 
			the world. 
 
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