NEWS: Analysis & Commentary Page 2 Ontario Ice Circle Mystery SOLVED?: Session Data & Analysis Continued Five viewers felt a “wet” texture in their work. The analyst can report: "There is something wet located at the target." Two viewers reported smells associated with “farm” and “earth.” Because only two viewers provided this data the analyst may only state that “smells associated with a farm and earth may be present at the target.” Four viewers sensed some type of dynamic circular or “rolling” energy. This allows the analyst to state: “There is some sort of dynamic energy associated with the circular feature.” In the final stages of the work the viewers provided data about a single human present at the target. Fred showed us the man’s face. Jan heard him giggling, “he-he-he.” Kathy had him dressed in bulky clothes and boots. RF similarly had him in warm clothes holding what seems to be a long board. Pame also depicted the man with a long, thin object. Working Notes After sifting through all the data, the analyst prepares “working notes,” which are statements about the target, based on the corroborated data. Here is a list of working notes for the ice circle target: ·  There is a circular feature at this target. ·  An aspect of the target involves a circular shape with perpendicular    lines. ·  There is a single human present at this target. ·  There is a rectangular or H-shaped object or structure present at the    target. ·  The rectangular structure may have a sharp point protruding from one    end. ·  There is wind present at the target. ·  There is a cold temperature associated with the target. ·  There is a manmade structure at or nearby the target. ·  There may be a grinding sound associated with this target. ·  There is something wet at the target. ·  There may be “farm” or “earthy” smells present at the target. ·  Some type of circular or rolling dynamic energy is associated with the    circular feature at the target. ·  The single human is a male, possibly dressed in warm clothes,    holding a long rectangular object. These statements in the “working notes” can all be traced back to data produced and corroborated by multiple viewers working blind. From this the analyst prepares “scenarios,” using only information that is contained in the working notes. Scenario This target involves a single human holding a long rectangular object that may have a sharp point protruding from one end. There is a circular feature to this target, that is associated with some type of circular, or rolling dynamic energy. There may be a grinding sound associated with this target. This target is cold, wet and has an earthy smell. Conclusion It appears that the creation of this ice circle involved a man with a long board. One end had a long spike or nail protruding from it, which he tapped into the ice. He then swept the board in a circular fashion, carving out the perfect circle. The exact method of propulsion (how the board was moved around and around) was not revealed by the remote viewing data. That information could be obtained by subcueing the target and retasking the viewers to produce more data. RF's Session One viewer, RF, produced some very interesting data that was not completely corroborated by the other viewers. But since his session demonstrates a high level of target contact the data is noteworthy. The following page features RF's depiction of the ice circle creation event. Remember he worked the target blind, given only a target ID, and no hint as to the nature of the target.   Ontario Ice Circle Mystery (RF's Session) Page 3  PRINT THIS ARTICLE Privacy Statement Copyright © 2001, H.R.V.G. All rights reserved.

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