Ingo Swann, one of the first SRI remote-viewing subjects, was an OT Level VII Scientologist, and Harold Puthoff, who ran the work with Russell Targ, was a Scientologist at the time. Pat Price, another SRI subject, credited Scientology with opening new vistas and abilities of self to him, in a profile reproduced in a CIA-released file. No fetched record gives Price's Scientology level.
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| documents | irp.fas.org | FAS Intelligence Resource Program, STAR GATE: 'Harold Puthoff... at the time a Scientologist'; 'New York artist Ingo Swann, an OT Level VII Scientologist'. |
| documents | documents3.theblackvault.com | CIA release CIA-RDP96-00787R000500170001-0 (Black Vault mirror; cia.gov reading room blocks scripts): profile of Price, who 'credits Scientology for opening new vistas and abilities of self to me'. |
| corroborates | en.wikipedia.org | Wikipedia, Swann |
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Ingo Swann, one of the first SRI remote-viewing subjects, was an OT Level VII Scientologist, and Harold Puthoff, who ran the work with Russell Targ, was a Scientologist at the time. Pat Price, another SRI subject, credited Scientology with opening new vistas and abilities of self to him, in a profile reproduced in a CIA-released file. No fetched record gives Price's Scientology level.
Bosley's broader 'all of them' claim is a separate record: The top remote viewers were all Scientologists.