Pam Coronado

Pam Coronado, star of Discovery channel’s popular series Sensing Murder, has been involved in psi criminal work since 1996 when a dream provided her with the information needed to help a search party locate a missing woman in California. Since then, she has consulted as a psychic detective to large and small police departments, state, federal, international, and private agencies.

Pam has demonstrated her skills on live television for several networks, including A&E, Biography Channel, and Discovery Channel. Extensive training has enabled her to use a wide variety of tools, including controlled remote viewing, clairvoyance, clairaudience, and psychometry to gain insight into a crime or missing person case. Pam is past president of the International Remote Viewing Association (IRVA) and currently serves as vice president. She is cofounder of The Fowler-O’Sullivan Foundation.

Paul Smith

For seven years, Paul H. Smith, PhD was a member of the military's Star Gate remote viewing (RV) program as a remote viewer, training instructor, unit security officer, and unit historian. Former president of the non-profit International Remote Viewing Association, he heads Remote Viewing Instructional Services, Inc. (https://rviewer.com).

His book Reading the Enemy's Mind was a Readers Digest Book Bonus Feature and Editors Choice selection. He is also author of The Essential Guide to Remote Viewing. Paul has a Ph.D. from the University of Texas at Austin in philosophy of mind, consciousness, philosophy of science and philosophy of parapsychology. His BA is from BYU, and MS from the National Defense University (both in Middle East studies). He is a board member of the Rhine Research Center, past president of the International Remote Viewing Association, and former board member of the Parapsychological Association.

Paul is a frequent interview guest on Coast to Coast AM and many other radio and podcast shows, as well as documentaries and television shows for A&E, the History Channel, the Travel Channel, Discovery, CBS Sunday Morning, “Joe Rogan Questions Everything,” “The Lowe Files,” including Caroline Cory's documentary “Superhuman: The Invisible Made Visible” and “Cosmosis: UFOs & a New Reality.”

Thomas McNear

Lieutenant Colonel, US Army (ret.) Tom McNear was a member of the STAR GATE program from 1981–1985 as military personnel.

Tom was personally trained in Coordinate Remote Viewing (CRV) by Ingo Swann and was the only viewer Ingo Swann trained up to level VI at the time. In those early days of the development of the CRV protocol, he acted as a “guinea pig to prove the principle”. Tom’s sessions later also began to develop to level VII (phonetics), naming many places about phonetics. Paul Smith wrote: “Tom’s results were not all impressive. Some could even be described as spectacular.”

In 1985 Tom wrote the first CRV manual based on his training with Ingo Swann. After leaving the Army’s remote viewing program in 1985, Tom continued his successful career in Army counter-espionage. He retired from military service in 1997. In 2011, after a 26 year hiatus, Tom had a successful CRV session with Ingo Swann as his monitor (see video below). He holds a master’s degree in counseling psychology from Saint Mary’s University in San Antonio, Texas and continues to serve in the Army as a civil servant. He now lives in Seaford with his wife.

Marina Weiler

Marina Weiler is a neuroscientist specializing in the field of medical sciences. She holds a Ph.D. from the Department of Neurology at the University of Campinas (UNICAMP) in Brazil.

During her doctoral studies, Marina focused on utilizing functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to gain insights into the alterations occurring in the brains of individuals affected by Alzheimer’s disease.

Following the completion of her Ph.D., Marina Weiler joined the National Institutes of Health (NIH/NIA) in 2016. Her primary research at the NIH involved investigating the potential of brain stimulation as a therapeutic approach for mitigating age-related cognitive decline.

Later on, Marina took her expertise to the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), where she was actively involved in a project to identify biomarkers associated with disorders of consciousness subsequent to traumatic brain injuries. To accomplish this, she employed fMRI techniques to explore the intricacies of such conditions.

In recent years, Marina has shifted her focus toward studying human consciousness. Her current endeavors involve investigating fascinating phenomena that imply the mind’s independence from the physical brain, such as mental mediumship and out-of-body experiences.

Jay Fonseca (Brasil)

Coronel Aviador da Reserva da Força Aérea Brasileira, Mestre em Sensoriamento Remoto pelo INPE (Instituto Nacional de Pesquisa Espacial) e Pós-Graduado em Gerência de Projetos pela USP (Universidade de São Paulo). Sua formação multidisciplinar em tecnologia avançada, gestão estratégica e ciências espaciais fornece uma base única para sua expertise em Visão Remota.

Jay estuda Visão Remota desde 2015 e foi autorizado em 2019 por Lyn Buchanan a traduzir e usar seus materiais para ensinar em português. Como cofundador da Stargate Brasil e representante da Associação Internacional de Visão Remota no Brasil, Jay tem sido fundamental na expansão e legitimação da Visão Remota em toda a América Latina.

Seu compromisso com a excelência educacional, pesquisa rigorosa e o desenvolvimento da consciência humana o posiciona como um dos líderes mais importantes na disseminação da Visão Remota no Brasil e na região. Através de programas de treinamento, pesquisa científica e parcerias estratégicas, Jay trabalha para elevar o conhecimento e compreensão da Visão Remota como uma ferramenta valiosa para investigação, educação e expansão da consciência.

Alicia Castillo (Chile)

Especialista en Protocolos de Visión Remota y Consultora en Inteligencia Estratégica.

Desde el año 2018, Alicia Castillo se ha dedicado al estudio y aplicación técnica de protocolos avanzados de percepción no-local, especializándose en metodologías de CRV (Controlled Remote Viewing), SRV y ERV. Su formación se basa en el rigor del entrenamiento mental y el entendimiento profundo de los procesos cognitivos y la parapsicología científica.

Trayectoria Profesional y Alcance

Investigación de Alto Impacto: Ha trasladado el conocimiento de la visión remota al ámbito profesional, colaborando en la obtención de información clave para casos policiales de búsqueda de personas y objetos.

Liderazgo Institucional: Como Líder de Chile de la comunidad de interés especial CSI dentro de IRVA (International Remote Viewing Association) desde el año 2022, ha sido una pieza fundamental en la profesionalización y difusión de la visión remota en Latinoamérica, participando como experta en medios internacionales de Chile, Argentina, Perú y Estados Unidos.

Formación y Consultoría: Es fundadora de Alicia Castillo PSI, un centro dedicado al entrenamiento técnico en visión remota, y ejerce como consultora estratégica para empresas y clientes particulares que buscan una perspectiva analítica única en la toma de decisiones.

Visión Operativa: Su trabajo integra los estudios de la consciencia con la gestión de recursos informativos. Para Alicia, la visión remota no es solo una disciplina de exploración, sino una herramienta de precisión estratégica diseñada para decodificar la realidad y convertirla en datos accionables.

Max Caballero (Argentina)

Profesional dedicado al desarrollo, la enseñanza y la aplicación práctica de la Visión Remota (Remote Viewing – RV) dentro del ámbito criminológico y forense. Posee una formación profesional en Criminalística y Criminología, así también en perfilación y psicología forense e idiomas, con una profunda experiencia en la implementación de protocolos de investigación validados para la obtención de datos verificables y procesables.

Su enfoque se centra en capacitar a equipos y contribuir al esclarecimiento de casos complejos (personas desaparecidas, escenas del crimen, reconstrucción de eventos) mediante la integración de la RV con técnicas de investigación tradicionales. Como instructor, se dedica a formar “remote viewers” con la disciplina y la precisión requeridas por el sector de seguridad y justicia.

Kiauhmitl Juncks (Mexico)

Kiauhmitl’s life is dedicated to the public education and integration of ethical high performance authentic Remote Viewing into society.

In 1990 Kiau started teaching professionally at the Instituto Politecnico Nacional Culhuacan in Mexico City.

While living with Tzeltal Mayan people in southern Mexico during two visits in 1997 and 1998 he conducted informal experiments that confirmed distant clairvoyance, telepathy and premonition.

He started Remote Viewing with Paul Elder in 2011 and then continued learning with Pam Coronado and Joseph McMoneagle. He is learning Controlled Remote Viewing from Dr Paul H Smith.

He started giving RV workshops in Mexico City in 2012, and was founder of ATVE.org Latin America’s leading Spanish language authentic Remote Viewing school in 2022.

One of his key impetuses is for the universal access to this educational process for the improvement of contemporary civilization.

ATVE.org has translated important books written by the father of authentic Controlled Remote Viewing, Ingo Swann, for public access, and has also translated the 12 Principles of Remote Viewing by the Center Lane Project.

He is also a professional Beekeeper, Language Teacher, and lifelong artist. IRVA CSIed is important as part of the world cooperative Remote Viewing movement and specifically so that the Spanish speaking public has access to information not widely available. Every healthy person should learn at least the basics of authentic Remote Viewing.