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    Bill Ray Paul H Smith psychic remote viewing Remote Viewing Instructional Services

    Bill and Paul on Psychic tips

    Bill Ray and Paul H. Smith have a conversation about what matters when it comes to passing a remote viewing or psychic tip to the authorities. (Apologies for the audio quality.)

    Brought to you by Remote Viewing Instructional Services, https://rviewer.com

    Published on May 5, 2017

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