My remote viewing session on early Sunday
morning April 6th, 97 revealed the following:
- The pilot (Capt. Craig Button) of an A-10 warplane
missing in Colorado was conscious as he flew into
Colorado.
- I sense that he made several special maneuvers to
avoid man made ground objects and mountain ranges in
Colorado.
- I also feel that his intent was to bomb of the Denver
Detention facility that contained the jailed OKC
bomber.
- I see that his plan failed as his warplane ran out of
fuel and crashed into the mountain side near the
Statebridge, Co. area.
- It is unknown if the pilot ejected before the crash,
but I don't think he did. As he was prepared to die
for his radical cause.
- I sense that he was having some recent problems in
his family life that may have influenced this action
in some way.
Updates:
April 9th. No new press releases.
April 11th, No further information on plane location.
Update: May 01, 1997
The plane has been found in the mountains of Colorado some 40
miles from were I told the Air Force and other search
personal to search. The pilot was killed in the crash and
this will only delay or end the search for the reason he
(pilot) was flying towards Denver, Colorado.
I also sense that another plane from same Arizona AF base as
Capt. Button (A-10 warplane) will crash this month. the pilot
of the crash will be missing from the crash site.
UPDATE: Wed, 28 May 1997
11:21:56 PDT
PHOENIX (Reuter) - An Air Force pilot is missing
Wednesday after her A-10 Thunderbolt attack aircraft crashed
at a training range in southwest Arizona Tuesday night.
The Air Force said the missing pilot, Capt. Amy Lynn Svoboda,
was on a routine training mission from Davis-Monthan Air
Force Base in Arizona when her single-seat fighter crashed
It appears that
my second RV was correct about the second crash of an A-10
warplane.
