ID'ing the perpetrator or Finding the body?
Anyone here fool with this kind of 'treasure' hunting? I was compelled to work the 'OJ' dilemma. I also spent some time with 'Jack the Ripper'. I got interesting answers on both.
I recently had a wake-up call, fooling with my pendulum. A young woman was abducted from a college about forty miles from my home. She has been missing for a couple years. The authorities, as we speak, are prosecuting some poor clown with almost zero evidence. My wife suggested, having seen me find things(inanimate objects) that I try to find the girls body.
I dug out a map of Oregon and proceeded to work it with my pendulum. Initially I did it without a straight-edge, working the corners and eye-balling the swing direction. The lines seemed to converge at Beaverton(near Portland). I called to my wife and told her to get her straight-edge and a sharp pencil and come into the room where I was. She has always been my helper.
She came to the table where I was sitting in readiness and asked what kind of 'goodies' we were after. I reminded her of her suggestion to find the girl. She looked at me as if at a stranger and said, (definitely paraphrasing) 'Have you lost your frigging mind? I was KIDDING!'
I sat there, aparently with a stupid look on my face. She explained to me, the idiot, what I was doing was NOT a good career move. She said, 'If you come anywhere near that girl' s body, you will NOT be a "Super-Dowser". You will immediately become the PRIME suspect'. She then convinced me (easily) that those Police-people do not believe in dowsing. They believe that anyone with real information is part of the problem......and crime. I put my pendulum back in my pocket and folded the map. We went out to dinner.
In the future I'm going to concentrate on crimes I could not have anything to do with. I almost scared myself. I can hear it now. 'Please state your name and.........'
Anyone else try this.....unsolved crime thing?
Bud
Anyone here fool with this kind of 'treasure' hunting? I was compelled to work the 'OJ' dilemma. I also spent some time with 'Jack the Ripper'. I got interesting answers on both.
I recently had a wake-up call, fooling with my pendulum. A young woman was abducted from a college about forty miles from my home. She has been missing for a couple years. The authorities, as we speak, are prosecuting some poor clown with almost zero evidence. My wife suggested, having seen me find things(inanimate objects) that I try to find the girls body.
I dug out a map of Oregon and proceeded to work it with my pendulum. Initially I did it without a straight-edge, working the corners and eye-balling the swing direction. The lines seemed to converge at Beaverton(near Portland). I called to my wife and told her to get her straight-edge and a sharp pencil and come into the room where I was. She has always been my helper.
She came to the table where I was sitting in readiness and asked what kind of 'goodies' we were after. I reminded her of her suggestion to find the girl. She looked at me as if at a stranger and said, (definitely paraphrasing) 'Have you lost your frigging mind? I was KIDDING!'
I sat there, aparently with a stupid look on my face. She explained to me, the idiot, what I was doing was NOT a good career move. She said, 'If you come anywhere near that girl' s body, you will NOT be a "Super-Dowser". You will immediately become the PRIME suspect'. She then convinced me (easily) that those Police-people do not believe in dowsing. They believe that anyone with real information is part of the problem......and crime. I put my pendulum back in my pocket and folded the map. We went out to dinner.
In the future I'm going to concentrate on crimes I could not have anything to do with. I almost scared myself. I can hear it now. 'Please state your name and.........'
Anyone else try this.....unsolved crime thing?
Bud
