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Subject: Re: Does Deja Vu count?


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Creed Wall
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Date Posted: 15:41:22 04/15/02 Mon
In reply to: Tania Kovats 's message, "Does Deja Vu count?" on 16:16:25 04/03/02 Wed

Dear Tania


First off apoplogies for our taking so long to react. We have been in Anchorage, Alaska investigating the very large number of air near misses that have occurred there in recent years. There will be a report on the website soon.

Returning to your question. Yes. The PTRF is interested in all psychic or paranormal experiences in the vicinity of radio towers. Deja Vue can be a simple coincidence or it may actually represent precognition. Please let us know more about what happened, when and where etc.

If you don't want to share all this on the Forum, please e-mail me direct.

All paranormal reports are dealt with in strict confidence.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Creed.

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