The Real X-Files - America's Psychic Spies

"The Real X-Files: America's Psychic Spies" is a documentary that explores the history of the U.S. government's use of psychic abilities for espionage. The documentary, released in 1993, features interviews with individuals involved in the program, including those who were trained as "remote viewers" to gather intelligence through psychic means.

The program, which operated for about twenty years, involved numerous agencies such as the CIA, FBI, and the National Security Agency, among others.
These remote viewers were selected for their psychic abilities and trained to provide intelligence on real targets.

The documentary is based on the book "Remote Viewers: The Secret History of America's Psychic Spies" by Jim Schnabel, which delves deeper into the subject and provides insights into the training and operations of these psychic spies.

The film and the book both highlight the extraordinary results achieved by these remote viewers, which were so significant that the program expanded to involve more than a dozen separate agencies.

Remote Viewers: The Secret History of America's Psychic Spies: A book by Jim Schnabel that provides detailed information about the U.S. government's psychic espionage program.
The Real X-Files: America's Psychic Spies (TV Movie 1993): A documentary film that explores the history and operations of the U.S. government's psychic espionage program.
Remote Viewing: The practice of using psychic abilities to gather intelligence on targets, which was the focus of the U.S. government's program.