Lions, Isotopes, and Etna: This Month's Confirmed Remote Viewing Hits

Hello FFG Community,

The viewers have been on a roll recently, and the hits keep on coming here. Here are some of the most recent verifications worth mentioning:

Edward Riordan — an old lion's passing. Edward pulled an unusual, specific detail from a session: the death of an aging lion. This matched later public reporting of a notable lion's passing. Scoring: literal hit, pending named-source confirmation.

A scientific breakthrough involving newly discovered isotopes surfaced in session and was later reported in mainstream science coverage. Scoring: literal hit.

Edward flagged rising conflict tied to artificial intelligence, which lines up with ongoing public tension around AI competition and disputes. Scoring: symbolic/gestalt hit — broad theme matched, specifics still loosely defined.

A theft involving gold coins came through in session and was later confirmed in news reports. Scoring: literal hit.reports

A notable story involving wind turbines surfaced independently and later corresponded to public reporting. Scoring: partial hit — theme confirmed.

Edward called new volcanic activity at Mt. Etna, naming the location outright rather than describing it symbolically. This is a stronger evidentiary case than a gestalt match, since the target was named specifically. Scoring: literal hit.

A major partnership announcement from Mastercard came through in session ahead of the public announcement. Scoring: literal hit.

Dick Allgire — the death of a powerful man. Dick's session pointed to the passing of an important, powerful figure. This later matched the death of former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan. Scoring: literal hit — high-profile figure, correct domain of influence.

A separate session produced an unusually vivid, sensory-heavy experience: standing in a forest, surrounded by smoke thick enough to sting the eyes, with birch trees specifically identified. The level of experiential detail — sensation, species identification — makes this one worth flagging on craft alone, independent of outcome match. Scoring: literal hit, notable for methodological quality.

In a crypto-focused session, Dick drew Chris Yin, connected to the Plume project. Scoring: literal hit.

In the same crypto debrief thread, Dick also drew the Plume logo itself. Scoring: literal hit — visual/symbolic match on a specific brand mark.