Paranormal Findings: The Complete FFG Skinwalker Ranch Files

Skinwalker Ranch is a 512-acre property southeast of Ballard, Utah, with a documented history that few locations on Earth can match: cattle deaths without a medical explanation, radiation spikes that hospitalize researchers, equipment that fails on cue, and objects crossing the sky on camera.

The Ute tribe bordering the property will not set foot on it. The Defense Intelligence Agency once funded years of on-site research there. It is the subject of the History Channel series The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch, and it has been called the most scientifically studied paranormal site in the world.

Between 2022 and 2025, the Future Forecasting Group ran three separate remote viewing projects on the ranch, all under blind protocol, with viewers given nothing more than a target code. We are now releasing all three session videos publicly, in full, so anyone can watch the data being produced, compare it against the feedback, and evaluate the method for themselves.

Watch the full sessions below and explore the method.

The first project: the surveillance event

Skinwalker Ranch debrief, recorded May 6, 2022

Daz Smith project-managed this one from a personal list of targets he had been building for three years, with Dennis Nappi II trading his usual host's chair for a viewer's seat alongside Edward Riordan, Nyiam Vendryes, and Dick Allgire. The target, blind to all four: an unknown object captured on surveillance video at Skinwalker Ranch at the time of the event, footage from the season one episode "Surveillance" in which a cow collapses and dies over several hours while an object appears in the sky above it.

Highlights from the session data:

• Dennis Nappi II opened with a glimpse of a station-like structure against a field of stars, followed by pages of radiation, frequency, and rotational-energy data. He recorded dizziness, a known effect reported by ranch investigators, and wrote "lemmings to the tree" beside sketch work of life moving toward a single point. The cow in the feedback footage died at the base of a tree. He also described green liquid moving underground; the ranch team had pumped green dye into the soil at that spot to trace a suspected water channel.
• Edward Riordan worked from a pilot's perspective inside a craft, looking down at the terrain. He described solid-state mechanics with no moving parts and a hull that felt poured into shape rather than built, an intelligent material that could liquefy for entry and exit. His data on symbols cut into stone, images meant to be seen from above, maps onto the petroglyphs documented on the mesa.
• Nyiam Vendryes drew a dome-shaped object bobbing in the air and logged hypersonic speed, an infrared beam, and exotic non-conventional propulsion. He repeatedly returned to craggy, off-limits land with a hidden entry or release hatch, something buried or covered, with an Area 51 character to the site. He also picked up surveillance and spying on the area; the ranch is blanketed in cameras and monitored around the clock.
• Dick Allgire, working in an EMF-shielded tent, watched a disk move slowly and silently across the sky before a blue beam snapped on, witnessed by a small group he felt made a pact about what they saw. He described the object cloaked in cloud, physical and dense, with a gravity of its own.

The feedback landed hard: the cow died within hours of the object's appearance, and its carcass sat untouched by scavengers for months, something the ranch's own veterinarians could not explain. Daz's summary of the pooled data: a structured, physical, possibly metallic craft, piloted in some way.

The follow-up: whiteboard sessions

Skinwalker Ranch whiteboard sessions, recorded May 10, 2022

Four days later, the team released the companion piece: each viewer taking their strongest paper-session data to a live whiteboard, still blind, working from nothing but a target code. The whiteboard format shows the real-time mechanics of the craft, the ideograms, the corrections, the moment a viewer talks themselves out of a conclusion and the data pulls them back.

What the whiteboards added:

• Nyiam extended his craft data into a propulsion cluster: waveguide, trajectory, alignment, deuterium, and a jet-stream reference, plus a beam from the underside he described as capable of frying, distorting, or reconfiguring at a molecular level. He noted the object lifting off with a dust-kicking, maglev-style effect and doing this at multiple locations, more than once. An extended version of Nyiam's whiteboard session can be found HERE.
• Dick described a small disk hiding inside a cloud, focusing and amplifying energy the way a lens focuses light, keyed to frequency: the wrong frequency gets repelled, the right one enters the field like a slingshot. He rated the power as enough to crack the earth if turned up, and framed the whole event as a cat-and-mouse game, the object aware it was being watched and unconcerned. His session also produced Saturn, lunar, and caretaker-entity data that remains unverifiable and stays on the record as data.
• Edward sketched the approach from a cockpit over rural land, a black diamond form, quiet, with a smooth interior and no moving parts. He pulled squadron-style identification symbols with a strange variant of the number three, described the vehicle as movement-only with no weapons, and perceived the occupants as advanced, partially synthetic humans whose presence read as scouting or exploration. An extended version of Edward's whiteboard session can be found HERE.
• Dennis produced a complex of wobbling, electrified rings acting as an energetic stabilizer around a rotational sphere, a structure moving through space and time. His best visual was an immersive view from inside the craft: the hull itself behaving like a real-time display of the terrain below with coordinate overlays, which he compared to flying through a high-end version of Google Earth.

Three years later: the signal

The Skinwalker phenomenon signal session, recorded September 17, 2025

In 2025 the team went back, this time with Dennis Nappi II hosting and Daz Smith in the viewer pool. The target, C8R4-D3C1, shifted from the object to the signal. The cue, as transcribed from the debrief: "Remote viewer is to view the mysterious signal source that they are investigating on June 14, 2022 on Skinwalker Ranch. Remote viewers are to describe the signal's purpose and/or where it originates from and all adjacent data."

The feedback event: in the episode "Where Is the Smoke?", the ranch team detects a recurring signal near 1.6 GHz, a band used mainly for satellite communication, strong enough to jam a local radio station. They broadcast the recorded signal back out over the property and logged the response.

The 2025 data was the most abstract the team had produced, and the most convergent:

• Daz Smith recorded a spark in darkness like a neuron firing, chain-reaction ignitions at a cellular scale, then biology layered with silicon: human cells suspended in a liquid-filled membrane, integrated with technology. He described a pinpoint of energy birthed from dark space, with zero-point and dark-matter descriptors, pulled into existence by human intent, and noted a time frame of late 2026 to 2027 against data he called a first instance of something.
• Nyiam Vendryes drew freezer-like containers holding biological material in suspended preservation, humanoid forms in states of decay someone was trying to keep intact, and logged DNA, genome, cloning, and CRISPR concepts. He placed an antenna-like structure in green terrain near the site and described an expanding energy he theorized could drive epigenetic change in living things.
• Dick Allgire described quantum tunneling, a blossoming pulse cycling on and off, and three energetic points on a stretch of land, matching the ranch's experiment zone known as the Triangle. His framing: Earth sits in the third dimension inside another dimension, and the energy is not traveling light-years, it is right here at a different frequency spectrum. He also hit a wall in-session, describing the information as masked, encased in lead or concrete.
• Edward Riordan produced the session's strangest coherent thread: seeing without eyes. He described a synthetic optic webbing, a nanostructure interfacing with the optic nerve like a bionic eye, built to see energy fields and light spectra invisible to humans. The use case he logged: watching an energy signature build in a location before an event arrives there.

Dennis's analysis mapped the data onto the show's own measurements: 

• lidar capturing a rocket's smoke trail displaced from its launch point, drift beginning around 3,200 feet
• an energetic dome over the Triangle extending above and below ground; military-grade lasers bending, splitting, or stopping midair
• drills spinning against something hard and smooth; batteries dying and memory cards wiping at countdown. 

A blind AI review of the four sessions, given no target information, concluded the data described an advanced high-tech scientific environment involving quantum energy, interdimensional physics, and biological engineering. 

Key takeaways

1. Independent convergence across three years. Two different taskings, four viewers per project, fully blind conditions, and the data repeatedly resolved to a structured physical craft and an energy-based phenomenon tied to specific ranch geography.
2. Verifiable anchors appeared before feedback. The cow dying at the tree, the fenced off-limits perimeter, the mesa, the Triangle's three points, and the signal's behavior on the analyzer all surfaced in session work done with no knowledge of the target.
3. A buried or hardened structure is a recurring thread. Nyiam's hidden hatch, Dick's lead-encased shielding, and the ranch team's drills meeting something hard and smooth underground point in the same direction. None of it is confirmed; all of it is on the record.
4. The 2025 sessions converged on biology plus technology. Silicon-layered cells, preserved humanoids, DNA and cloning references, and optic webbing appeared independently across four separate sets of notes.
5. The energy reads as local but at another frequency. Dick's "right here, at a different spectrum" description matches the dome geometry, the displaced lidar trails, and the bending lasers measured on the property.
6. Unverifiable data stays labeled as data. Saturn references, caretaker figures, and occupant impressions are documented in the sessions, flagged, and left open rather than resolved into a story.
7. The method is the message. Target codes, blind protocol, paper work before whiteboards, and full session video mean anyone can audit exactly how this data was produced.

Disclaimer: Remote viewing data is presented as an informational input, recorded under blind conditions and shared here in full. It is offered for education and entertainment and carries no claim of certainty, prophecy, or individualized advice of any kind. Weigh the sessions against the available physical evidence and your own judgment.