Brief
Edwin C. May
The claims the writer was given for Edwin C. May, in the order they were given.
1
In his interview on "Put to the Test", Edwin C. May commented on a near-perfect match between some of Joseph McMoneagle's drawings and the target.
“Somewhere in that interview he was commenting on the near-perfect match between some of my drawings and the target.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch14:23504-23612 testimony second hand
2
Edwin C. May said that Joseph McMoneagle provides spectacular detail in remote viewing about twenty percent of the time, and called that as close to a miracle as scientists can get.
“His statement was something like, "Joe provides this kind of spectacular detail about twenty percent of the time. Scientists don't like to say this, but that's about as close to a miracle as one can get."”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch14:23620-23819 opinion second hand
3
Edwin C. May's statements in the "Put to the Test" interview also reflected a target hit rate of about sixty to sixty-five percent for Joseph McMoneagle's remote viewing.
“This statement was made along with other statements that reflected a target hit rate of about sixty to sixty-five percent.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch14:23826-23940 testimony second hand
4
Edwin C. May's twenty-percent "spectacular detail" comment specifically referred to near-perfect drawings, something that rarely happens in remote viewing.
“But in this statement, he was specifically referring to near perfect drawings, something that rarely happens in remote viewing.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch14:23949-24068 testimony second hand
5
The out-of-context editing of Edwin C. May's ABC Special interview statement resulted in a huge negative reaction from other remote viewers, which Joseph McMoneagle considered grossly unfair to both Edwin C. May and himself.
“This resulted in a huge negative reaction from other viewers, which was grossly unfair to both Ed and me.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch14:24153-24255 opinion first hand
6
Edwin C. May and his colleagues were directly responsible for the Cognitive Sciences Laboratory's accomplishments from 1986 through the termination of Project STARGATE in November 1995.
“and to Dr. Edwin C. May and his colleagues—from 1986 through the termination of the project in November 1995.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch9:7827-7931 administrative first hand
7
Edwin C. May worked at the Cognitive Sciences Laboratory for approximately nine years before becoming its director in 1986.
“Dr. May worked for approximately nine plus years at CSL prior to becoming its director in 1986.”
Remote Viewing Secrets 2013-03-22 ch9:7957-8047 administrative first hand
8
In the remote viewing research conducted by Edwin May and Joe McMoneagle, the higher the entropy and the more a human life was at risk, the clearer the target would become for the remote viewer.
“in the work that Dr. May and Joe McMoneagle had done for years was the higher level of entropy and the more at risk a human life was, the clearer the target would become for them.”
I LEFT MY BODY - The Gateway Experience (Part 3) 2024-08-24 00:15:35.9-00:15:51.0 opinion second hand
9
Edwin May may also have been part of the Lone Stars group, in Jesse Michels's suggestion.
“Ed May, who might have been par”
The UFO Cover-Up Leads to One Secret Society — and One Final Event 2026-07-14 02:02:40.1-02:02:41.4 opinion first hand
10
Edwin May was a director of the Stargate Project.
“[note: Edwin May - Stargate program director]”
The UFO Cover-Up Leads to One Secret Society — and One Final Event 2026-07-14 line 334 administrative
11
In a session described to Chris Ramsay by Joseph McMoneagle and by Edwin May, experimenters used ping-pong balls over the eyes to produce a Ganzfeld effect to stimulate an out-of-body state before asking Joseph McMoneagle to view a picture in an envelope in another room.
“He did say that he he had one session. I spoke to Ed May about this as well, Dr. May. And he said he had one session where there was a you know, get out of your body, go into the other, they started with the, uh, with the ping pong balls in the eye of the Gansfield sort of, uh, effect to like stimulate this, uh, out of body state. And then they said, get out of your body, walk into the other room and the envelope, there's a picture, go look at the picture and tell me what's on the picture.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 00:47:13.9-00:47:40.3 hearsay second hand
12
Edwin May frequently discusses precognitive remote viewing, and there is a large effect size for it, especially among gifted remote viewers.
“We know that Ed May, Dr. Ed May, as you call him, talks about this all the time. We know that there's a big effect size, especially for gifted remote viewers.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 01:45:39.4-01:45:48.4 testimony second hand
13
Julia Mossbridge heard a story, she believes from Edwin May but possibly from Joseph McMoneagle, that in the 1990s the Russians said to the Americans "you killed all your psychics", referring to Pat Price and possibly others.
“And at the time I heard a story, I think it was from Ed May, but maybe it was from Joe, about the Russians in the 90s saying, to America, you killed all your psychics, referring to Pat Price and maybe others.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:32:40.8-02:32:57.2 hearsay third hand
14
Chris Ramsay expects Edwin May would say physical contrast produces the strongest remote viewing signal, on the basis that a target with high entropy yields a more accurate reading.
“Ed May would say contrast, right? That would be like as soon as something has entropy or high entropy would yield like a more accurate reading of a target.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:41:26.9-02:41:40.4 opinion second hand
15
Julia Mossbridge considers novelty the target trait that comes closest to producing the strongest remote viewing signal, rather than emotion or physical contrast.
“I would say none of those things. Yeah, I get what Ed May would say, but I guess I disagree. What I've found is novelty comes the closest.”
Non Human Intelligence, GATE Program and Psi Ability with Dr. Julia Mossbridge | ep. 99 2026-08-14 02:41:41.9-02:41:50.1 opinion first hand