A Look at Technical Remote Viewing
Review: Suspect Zero

"Suspect Zero" is NOT your typical serial killer type of film, oh no, it goes far beyond the norm! I'm not going to examine the plot, heck, read the back of the DVD, for crying out loud. What makes this movie extremely out of the ordinary and suspenseful is its psychological and technical basis.

I'm actually not certain the average movie viewer would "get" this story, because it enters a world unknown to most: TRV, or Technical Remote Viewing...And it handles this subject matter with great finesse, probably because one of the foremost of ALL remote viewers, Major Ed Dames (U.S. Army Retired), was a technical consultant to the production. Dames, himself, even has a very small role in the film.

If you're not familiar with Major Dames, he's a regular guest on Art Bell's "Coast to Coast AM" radio talk show. As Art says, "You either love Dames or you hate him." Many call Dames, "Doctor Doom." He lives up to that name, particularly with his prediction of the "Kill Shot." Personally, I'm a MAJOR fan of the Major, and Technical Remote Viewing as well.



If you want suspense, by all means, buy the DVD. If Technical Remote Viewing Inriques you, by all means, THIS is a movie for you. Many of the reviews that I've read have not been all that positive, but I'd imagine the authors had little or no knowledge of the powers of TRV.

Remote Viewing is NOT a fairy tale, ladies and gentlemen, its quite REAL, and many goverments are well-versed in its use.

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