Pat Price was one of the leading psychics in the Stanford Research Institute (SRI)’s remote viewing programme during the 1970s. In 1973 he gave physicist Harold E. Puthoff an unsolicited package of remote-viewing notes describing four alleged “UFO bases” on Earth, an episode recorded as the 1973 Pat Price remote-viewing of alleged “UFO bases” for Hal Puthoff.1 Jacques Vallée said that the SRI experiments with Price and Ingo Swann - including Ingo Swann’s 1975-1977 remote viewing episodes - suggested that remote viewing operates on an addressing scheme.2 According to Bill Chalker, Puthoff was uncertain what to make of Price’s notes but confident of his remarkable psychic abilities.3
One of the four sites Price identified lay just west of the secret US intelligence facility at Pine Gap in central Australia.4 Chalker said Puthoff was intrigued that the associated remote-viewing location was Mt. Zeil.5 Price’s notes named four alleged underground bases in total: Mt. Zeil, Mt. Hayes in Alaska, Mt. Perdido in the Spanish Pyrenees, and Mount Inyangani in Zimbabwe.6 According to Hair of the Alien: DNA and Other Forensic Evidence for Alien Abductions, Mt. Perdido lay near the Basque territories.7
By the early 1980s, Price’s remote-viewing notes had reached army officer Skip Atwater, who used Price’s targets in a blind, controlled fashion while training and assessing US Army remote viewers.8 Working blind, Atwater’s own viewers reported hidden underground facilities with an alleged alien or extraterrestrial connection at the same four localities Price had identified a decade earlier.9
According to Luis Elizondo, Price also remote-viewed a secret National Security Agency (NSA) location in West Virginia while working from a couch on the US west coast, correctly describing identifying labels on file folders locked in a subterranean cabinet there.10
Julia Mossbridge said she recalled a story, which she believed came from Edwin C. May but possibly from Joseph McMoneagle, that in the 1990s Russian counterparts told American researchers “you killed all your psychics” - a remark she understood to refer to Price and possibly other American psi researchers.11