A remote-viewing session partially matched Richard Queen's July 1980 medical release from Iran hostage captivity
Unproven What these labels mean →Richard Queen was released on 11 July 1980 for multiple sclerosis, which the interview frames as a viewer's hit. Viewing records mention Queen in the Metrinko sessions; a Harary/SRI session (via Psychology Today 2004 / secondary accounts) described 'nausea... one side of his body... damaged... on an airplane in the next few days.' Queen's health was already in the news at the time, and the specific 'rhymes with a face card' wording attributed to the session was not found in the sources checked.
Evidence
| Relation | Record | Note |
|---|---|---|
| none found | — | no primary record located for the specific session wording; Queen's prior news coverage is a caveat |
Sources
| Source | Relation | At |
|---|---|---|
| McMoneagle on Shawn Ryan (2024) | reports |
Claim
Richard Queen was released on 11 July 1980 for multiple sclerosis, which the interview frames as a viewer's hit. Viewing records mention Queen in the Metrinko sessions; a Harary/SRI session (via Psychology Today 2004 / secondary accounts) described 'nausea... one side of his body... damaged... on an airplane in the next few days.' Queen's health was already in the news at the time, and the specific 'rhymes with a face card' wording attributed to the session was not found in the sources checked.