Dick Allgire

Dick Allgire is a co-founder of Future Forecasting Group (FFG) and one of the most published remote viewers in the world. He spent 34 years as a television news anchor before turning that same disciplined, evidence-first mindset to
forecasting — first as "Cryptoviewing," now as FFG. He is widely regarded as having produced more documented, blindcondition, published remote viewing work than almost anyone else in the field: not a claim to being "the best," but to having the largest visible body of checkable, on-the-record sessions.

Building a Career Across Journalism, Instruction, and Leadership

Dick Allgire is a professional remote viewer, Hawaii Remote Viewers' Guild instructor, former television news journalist, and founder of organizations dedicated to public remote-viewing work. Before becoming publicly identified with remote viewing, Allgire built a long career in television news. Reporting, interviewing, live production, and the evaluation of competing accounts gave him a professional foundation centered on observation, verification, and communication, disciplines that carried directly into his later session work and on-camera demonstrations.

Allgire began practicing remote viewing in 1997, in the period when the declassification of the United States government's Star Gate program brought structured remote-viewing methodologies into public view. He pursued formal training with Ed Dames and Dr. Courtney Brown before continuing into the Hawaii Remote Viewers' Guild methodology under its founder, Glenn Wheaton. He also names Skip Atwater and Joe McMoneagle as important influences on his understanding of the field. His relationship with HRVG became the center of his professional development. Allgire served as the organization's vice president for more than a decade and has been its primary instructor since 2001, teaching the methodology internationally, including classes in Seoul, South Korea, and a presentation of HRVG research at the New Science Symposium in Seoul in September 2002.

Allgire served as the primary viewer for Farsight's Mysteries Projects, a sustained series of public investigations, and later as editor of Aperture Magazine from 2011 to 2013. He went on to co-found Crypto Viewing, which applied remote viewing to cryptocurrency and market forecasting, and then founded Future Forecasting Group, expanding that model into world events, science and technology, person profiles, and exploratory research. Today, Allgire's record spans more than 1,000 remote-viewing sessions and over 5,000 hours of structured practice across hundreds of organized projects. He works alongside Daz Smith, Edward Riordan, Nyiam Vendryes, and Bryan Boodhoo as part of Future Forecasting Group's core team, and remains both a working viewer and an active instructor in the methodology he has taught for more than two decades.

Structured Training and Decades of Documented Practice

Allgire's development differed from the self-taught path common among later practitioners. Beginning in 1997, he moved directly into structured training under established figures in the field, building his practice inside formal methodologies rather than assembling one from public material. His early work established the pattern that would define his career: high-volume practice under blind conditions, repeated comparison of session data against feedback, and steady refinement of the visual and graphic elements of his sessions. Allgire is particularly associated with visual data, where dated sketches and descriptors can be placed directly beside target features after reveal.

Across nearly three decades, that practice accumulated to more than 1,000 documented sessions and over 5,000 hours of structured work. His methods background spans CRV, TRV, HRVG, and ERV; he works today primarily in HRVG and ERV. Rather than developing a proprietary method, Allgire chose to master and transmit an existing one. His standing as HRVG's primary instructor reflects that decision: his contribution to the methodology has been depth of practice, teaching, and public demonstration rather than reinvention.

Formative Influences and Training Lineage

Allgire's formal training in remote viewing came through three central figures:

• Ed Dames: early formal training in structured remote viewing
• Dr. Courtney Brown: continued formal training and later collaboration at Farsight
• Glenn Wheaton: HRVG methodology, long-term mentorship, and professional lineage

Glenn Wheaton, founder of the Hawaii Remote Viewers' Guild, served as Allgire's principal mentor. That relationship placed Allgire inside the direct instructional line of the methodology he would later teach as HRVG's primary instructor and represent as its vice president for more than a decade. Allgire also identifies Skip Atwater and Joe McMoneagle, both central figures in the history of the government's remote-viewing program, as important influences on his understanding of the discipline.

The Transition into Sustained Project Work

Allgire's professional remote-viewing career runs from 1997 to the present and spans four connected roles: working viewer, instructor, editor, and organizational founder. He has served as the primary instructor of the Hawaii Remote Viewers' Guild since 2001 and spent more than a decade as the organization's vice president. His teaching has extended internationally, including HRVG methodology classes in Seoul, South Korea, and an appearance presenting HRVG research at the New Science Symposium in Seoul in September 2002. As the primary viewer for Farsight's Mysteries Projects, he contributed to a long series of public investigations produced with Dr. Courtney Brown. From 2011 to 2013, he served as editor of Aperture Magazine, a publication covering remote viewing and related research.

Allgire has presented at the International Remote Viewing Association's conferences six times, including "Remote Viewing and Direction Finding" in 2001, an introduction to consensus analysis and an overview of HRVG methodology in 2007, where he also served as master of ceremonies, "Masking and Entrainment: A Case Study" in 2009, and "A Message to the Past" in 2011. He co-founded Crypto Viewing, one of the earliest organized efforts to apply remote viewing to cryptocurrency markets, and subsequently founded Future Forecasting Group, where he continues to work as a remote viewer and project leader across the group's forecasting and research programs.

From the Newsroom to Public Demonstration

Allgire's journalism background gave him a practical foundation for presenting remote viewing publicly: show the work, date it, and let the record speak. Across his career he has consistently chosen formats in which sessions are conducted blind, recorded, and compared against feedback in front of an audience, rather than presented as claims after the fact. The clearest example is his appearance on KBS television in South Korea, where, working under double-blind conditions on camera, he sketched and described the South Korean National Assembly Building without advance knowledge of the target. The demonstration remains one of the more rigorous televised presentations of remote-viewing methodology.

His public record includes more than 1,000 sessions and over 5,000 hours of practice across hundreds of organized projects, alongside six IRVA conference presentations, published video investigations from his years as Farsight's primary Mysteries Projects viewer, and recurring double-blind demonstrations on the Future Forecasting Group YouTube channel, including projects on P. Diddy, Klaus Schwab, and the Mystery of the Grand Canyon. In December 2022, Allgire published a forecast predicting the final plays and outcome of Super Bowl LVII, an example of the timestamped, falsifiable forecasting that has become a signature of his public work. Across these formats, the pattern is consistent: predictions and session data placed on record before feedback, where they can be evaluated rather than asserted.

A Documented Selection of Projects & Fields

These entries cover the major categories of Allgire's documented work. The full record extends across hundreds of organized projects over nearly three decades.

Farsight Mysteries Projects

Farsight · Primary viewer · With Dr. Courtney Brown

Allgire served as primary viewer for a sustained series of public investigations including the Tunguska event, Area 51, Roswell, the 9/11 Project, Atlantis, Adolf Hitler, the JFK assassination, the Great Pyramid of Giza, Aliens on Iapetus, and Cydonia. The projects produced published video presentations in which session data was shown against the target subject.

KBS Television Double-Blind Demonstration

Seoul, South Korea · KBS · Remote viewer · Double-blind protocol, conducted on camera

Working blind on Korean national television, Allgire sketched and described the South Korean National Assembly Building. The demonstration placed the full session process on record under conditions designed to exclude advance knowledge of the target.

Crypto Viewing

Crypto Viewing · Co-founder · Cryptocurrency and market forecasting

Allgire co-founded Crypto Viewing, applying structured remote viewing to cryptocurrency and financial markets and establishing the team-forecasting model that later expanded into Future Forecasting Group.

Future Forecasting Group

Future Forecasting Group · Founder and remote viewer · With Daz Smith, Edward Riordan, Nyiam Vendryes, and Bryan Boodhoo

As founder of Future Forecasting Group, Allgire leads and contributes to recurring team projects spanning world-events forecasting, geopolitical developments, cryptocurrency markets, person profiles, science and technology subjects, and exploratory research. Multiple viewers work blind against the same target, and the resulting data is compared and presented as a group record.

Super Bowl LVII Forecast

December 2022 · Sports outcome forecasting

Allgire published a forecast predicting the final plays and outcome of Super Bowl LVII weeks before the game was played, placing a specific, checkable prediction on the public record in advance of the event.

Documentary and Film Projects

With Hitomi Akamatsu

Allgire's documented film work includes "Hitomi and the God Particle" and "What Really Happened To Hitler?", extending his investigative remote-viewing work into documentary formats.

Double-Blind Public Demonstrations

Future Forecasting Group on YouTube · Remote viewer · Double-blind protocol

Recurring public demonstrations on the Future Forecasting Group channel include sessions on P. Diddy, Klaus Schwab, and the Mystery of the Grand Canyon, conducted under double-blind conditions and published with the session process visible to viewers.

Turning Professional Experience into Instruction

Allgire has been the primary instructor of the Hawaii Remote Viewers' Guild since 2001 and served as the organization's vice president for more than a decade. His instructional work covers the full HRVG methodology, from foundational structure through advanced stages, and has reached students internationally, including through classes taught in Seoul, South Korea. His six IRVA conference presentations form a teaching record of their own, covering direction finding, consensus analysis, the HRVG methodology, masking and entrainment, and messaging across time. In 2007 he also served as master of ceremonies for the conference. His current role combines three functions: working remote viewer and project leader at Future Forecasting Group, where he contributes to the group's recurring forecasting and research programs; instructor and senior figure within HRVG; and principal public presence on the Future Forecasting Group channel, where he presents sessions, analysis, and methodology to a general audience.

Selected Media

• KBS (South Korea): on-camera double-blind remote-viewing demonstration
• New Science Symposium, Seoul: presenter, September 2002
• International Remote Viewing Association conferences: six presentations between 2001 and 2011; conference MC in 2007
• Jeff Rense Program: interview guest - https://youtu.be/rCiBqYzdEDA?si=OJ-EydZNoPGib4oy
• Night Dreams Radio: interview guest - https://www.youtube.com/live/gAg3y102Obk?si=EsRzp8x1aCAvV4SO
• Beyond Mystic: interview guest - https://www.youtube.com/live/tVKHFCjm0OM?si=vy5K8P2qKd-3o4dD

Professional Links

• Future Forecasting Group
• 9/11 remote-viewing session, whiteboard recording
• Future Forecasting Group on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FutureForecastingGroup

• Biography
• Independent Development
• Training & Mentorship
• Professional Career
• Building a Public Record
• Selected Work
• Teaching & Current Role
• Appearances
• References

Dick Allgire is a co-founder of Future Forecasting Group (FFG) and one of the most published remote viewers in the world. He spent 34 years as a television news anchor before turning that same disciplined, evidence-first mindset to
forecasting — first as "Cryptoviewing," now as FFG. He is widely regarded as having produced more documented, blindcondition, published remote viewing work than almost anyone else in the field: not a claim to being "the best," but to having the largest visible body of checkable, on-the-record sessions.

Building a Career Across Journalism, Instruction, and Leadership

Dick Allgire is a professional remote viewer, Hawaii Remote Viewers' Guild instructor, former television news journalist, and founder of organizations dedicated to public remote-viewing work. Before becoming publicly identified with remote viewing, Allgire built a long career in television news. Reporting, interviewing, live production, and the evaluation of competing accounts gave him a professional foundation centered on observation, verification, and communication, disciplines that carried directly into his later session work and on-camera demonstrations.

Allgire began practicing remote viewing in 1997, in the period when the declassification of the United States government's Star Gate program brought structured remote-viewing methodologies into public view. He pursued formal training with Ed Dames and Dr. Courtney Brown before continuing into the Hawaii Remote Viewers' Guild methodology under its founder, Glenn Wheaton. He also names Skip Atwater and Joe McMoneagle as important influences on his understanding of the field. His relationship with HRVG became the center of his professional development. Allgire served as the organization's vice president for more than a decade and has been its primary instructor since 2001, teaching the methodology internationally, including classes in Seoul, South Korea, and a presentation of HRVG research at the New Science Symposium in Seoul in September 2002.

Allgire served as the primary viewer for Farsight's Mysteries Projects, a sustained series of public investigations, and later as editor of Aperture Magazine from 2011 to 2013. He went on to co-found Crypto Viewing, which applied remote viewing to cryptocurrency and market forecasting, and then founded Future Forecasting Group, expanding that model into world events, science and technology, person profiles, and exploratory research. Today, Allgire's record spans more than 1,000 remote-viewing sessions and over 5,000 hours of structured practice across hundreds of organized projects. He works alongside Daz Smith, Edward Riordan, Nyiam Vendryes, and Bryan Boodhoo as part of Future Forecasting Group's core team, and remains both a working viewer and an active instructor in the methodology he has taught for more than two decades.

Structured Training and Decades of Documented Practice

Allgire's development differed from the self-taught path common among later practitioners. Beginning in 1997, he moved directly into structured training under established figures in the field, building his practice inside formal methodologies rather than assembling one from public material. His early work established the pattern that would define his career: high-volume practice under blind conditions, repeated comparison of session data against feedback, and steady refinement of the visual and graphic elements of his sessions. Allgire is particularly associated with visual data, where dated sketches and descriptors can be placed directly beside target features after reveal.

Across nearly three decades, that practice accumulated to more than 1,000 documented sessions and over 5,000 hours of structured work. His methods background spans CRV, TRV, HRVG, and ERV; he works today primarily in HRVG and ERV. Rather than developing a proprietary method, Allgire chose to master and transmit an existing one. His standing as HRVG's primary instructor reflects that decision: his contribution to the methodology has been depth of practice, teaching, and public demonstration rather than reinvention.

Formative Influences and Training Lineage

Allgire's formal training in remote viewing came through three central figures:

• Ed Dames: early formal training in structured remote viewing
• Dr. Courtney Brown: continued formal training and later collaboration at Farsight
• Glenn Wheaton: HRVG methodology, long-term mentorship, and professional lineage

Glenn Wheaton, founder of the Hawaii Remote Viewers' Guild, served as Allgire's principal mentor. That relationship placed Allgire inside the direct instructional line of the methodology he would later teach as HRVG's primary instructor and represent as its vice president for more than a decade. Allgire also identifies Skip Atwater and Joe McMoneagle, both central figures in the history of the government's remote-viewing program, as important influences on his understanding of the discipline.

The Transition into Sustained Project Work

Allgire's professional remote-viewing career runs from 1997 to the present and spans four connected roles: working viewer, instructor, editor, and organizational founder. He has served as the primary instructor of the Hawaii Remote Viewers' Guild since 2001 and spent more than a decade as the organization's vice president. His teaching has extended internationally, including HRVG methodology classes in Seoul, South Korea, and an appearance presenting HRVG research at the New Science Symposium in Seoul in September 2002. As the primary viewer for Farsight's Mysteries Projects, he contributed to a long series of public investigations produced with Dr. Courtney Brown. From 2011 to 2013, he served as editor of Aperture Magazine, a publication covering remote viewing and related research.

Allgire has presented at the International Remote Viewing Association's conferences six times, including "Remote Viewing and Direction Finding" in 2001, an introduction to consensus analysis and an overview of HRVG methodology in 2007, where he also served as master of ceremonies, "Masking and Entrainment: A Case Study" in 2009, and "A Message to the Past" in 2011. He co-founded Crypto Viewing, one of the earliest organized efforts to apply remote viewing to cryptocurrency markets, and subsequently founded Future Forecasting Group, where he continues to work as a remote viewer and project leader across the group's forecasting and research programs.

From the Newsroom to Public Demonstration

Allgire's journalism background gave him a practical foundation for presenting remote viewing publicly: show the work, date it, and let the record speak. Across his career he has consistently chosen formats in which sessions are conducted blind, recorded, and compared against feedback in front of an audience, rather than presented as claims after the fact. The clearest example is his appearance on KBS television in South Korea, where, working under double-blind conditions on camera, he sketched and described the South Korean National Assembly Building without advance knowledge of the target. The demonstration remains one of the more rigorous televised presentations of remote-viewing methodology.

His public record includes more than 1,000 sessions and over 5,000 hours of practice across hundreds of organized projects, alongside six IRVA conference presentations, published video investigations from his years as Farsight's primary Mysteries Projects viewer, and recurring double-blind demonstrations on the Future Forecasting Group YouTube channel, including projects on P. Diddy, Klaus Schwab, and the Mystery of the Grand Canyon. In December 2022, Allgire published a forecast predicting the final plays and outcome of Super Bowl LVII, an example of the timestamped, falsifiable forecasting that has become a signature of his public work. Across these formats, the pattern is consistent: predictions and session data placed on record before feedback, where they can be evaluated rather than asserted.

A Documented Selection of Projects & Fields

These entries cover the major categories of Allgire's documented work. The full record extends across hundreds of organized projects over nearly three decades.

Farsight Mysteries Projects

Farsight · Primary viewer · With Dr. Courtney Brown

Allgire served as primary viewer for a sustained series of public investigations including the Tunguska event, Area 51, Roswell, the 9/11 Project, Atlantis, Adolf Hitler, the JFK assassination, the Great Pyramid of Giza, Aliens on Iapetus, and Cydonia. The projects produced published video presentations in which session data was shown against the target subject.

KBS Television Double-Blind Demonstration

Seoul, South Korea · KBS · Remote viewer · Double-blind protocol, conducted on camera

Working blind on Korean national television, Allgire sketched and described the South Korean National Assembly Building. The demonstration placed the full session process on record under conditions designed to exclude advance knowledge of the target.

Crypto Viewing

Crypto Viewing · Co-founder · Cryptocurrency and market forecasting

Allgire co-founded Crypto Viewing, applying structured remote viewing to cryptocurrency and financial markets and establishing the team-forecasting model that later expanded into Future Forecasting Group.

Future Forecasting Group

Future Forecasting Group · Founder and remote viewer · With Daz Smith, Edward Riordan, Nyiam Vendryes, and Bryan Boodhoo

As founder of Future Forecasting Group, Allgire leads and contributes to recurring team projects spanning world-events forecasting, geopolitical developments, cryptocurrency markets, person profiles, science and technology subjects, and exploratory research. Multiple viewers work blind against the same target, and the resulting data is compared and presented as a group record.

Super Bowl LVII Forecast

December 2022 · Sports outcome forecasting

Allgire published a forecast predicting the final plays and outcome of Super Bowl LVII weeks before the game was played, placing a specific, checkable prediction on the public record in advance of the event.

Documentary and Film Projects

With Hitomi Akamatsu

Allgire's documented film work includes "Hitomi and the God Particle" and "What Really Happened To Hitler?", extending his investigative remote-viewing work into documentary formats.

Double-Blind Public Demonstrations

Future Forecasting Group on YouTube · Remote viewer · Double-blind protocol

Recurring public demonstrations on the Future Forecasting Group channel include sessions on P. Diddy, Klaus Schwab, and the Mystery of the Grand Canyon, conducted under double-blind conditions and published with the session process visible to viewers.

Turning Professional Experience into Instruction

Allgire has been the primary instructor of the Hawaii Remote Viewers' Guild since 2001 and served as the organization's vice president for more than a decade. His instructional work covers the full HRVG methodology, from foundational structure through advanced stages, and has reached students internationally, including through classes taught in Seoul, South Korea. His six IRVA conference presentations form a teaching record of their own, covering direction finding, consensus analysis, the HRVG methodology, masking and entrainment, and messaging across time. In 2007 he also served as master of ceremonies for the conference. His current role combines three functions: working remote viewer and project leader at Future Forecasting Group, where he contributes to the group's recurring forecasting and research programs; instructor and senior figure within HRVG; and principal public presence on the Future Forecasting Group channel, where he presents sessions, analysis, and methodology to a general audience.

Selected Media

• KBS (South Korea): on-camera double-blind remote-viewing demonstration
• New Science Symposium, Seoul: presenter, September 2002
• International Remote Viewing Association conferences: six presentations between 2001 and 2011; conference MC in 2007
• Jeff Rense Program: interview guest - https://youtu.be/rCiBqYzdEDA?si=OJ-EydZNoPGib4oy
• Night Dreams Radio: interview guest - https://www.youtube.com/live/gAg3y102Obk?si=EsRzp8x1aCAvV4SO
• Beyond Mystic: interview guest - https://www.youtube.com/live/tVKHFCjm0OM?si=vy5K8P2qKd-3o4dD

Professional Links

• Future Forecasting Group
• 9/11 remote-viewing session, whiteboard recording
• Future Forecasting Group on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FutureForecastingGroup