The Grey Ghost: Remote Viewing the Queen Mary Haunting
An 81,000-ton British ocean liner has been docked in Long Beach, California, for decades: launched in 1934 as a luxury liner, converted in wartime to a troopship moving up to 15,000 soldiers per voyage under the name the Grey Ghost, and now permanently moored as a hotel and museum. By wide reporting, it is also one of the most haunted locations in America.
This Halloween season, FFG tasked it as a remote-viewing target. Three viewers worked it under double-blind conditions with nothing but a code. Their independent sessions returned the same environment: iron and stone, salt water, a hard metallic structure in motion, wartime tension, a place where history is deliberately preserved, and human figures that, across all three sets of sketches, nobody drew a face on.
Physical targets are familiar ground for this team. Ephemeral ones are where method gets tested. This debrief walks through every sketch, cue, and corroboration point so readers can weigh the data themselves.
This session was recorded on November 2, 2026.
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