1 result for (book:tes8 AND session:415 AND stemmed:was)
6/20 (30%)
pilot
gulf
Blevins
bailed
fuel
[... 2 paragraphs ...]
(It was perhaps our hottest and muggiest night to date here this summer, and Jane was not at her best. A short session did develop however, after we sat for one at the usual 9 PM time. Seth gave data on Albert Blevins; perhaps John can check some of it. Seth promised the rest of the data John requested in the next session.
(Jane began speaking in trance in a somewhat subdued voice. We had to have windows open, and traffic was a problem, as is usual here in the summer. I had no trouble hearing her, however. She used many pauses, some of them quite long, in delivering this material.)
[... 3 paragraphs ...]
These are impressions. (Long pause, eyes closed, then open.) A death by drowning, rather than fire. A number, one three. Something seen but not reported, by a man owning or working in a small store that sells tackle; and either rents out boats, or did. (Pause.) He did not realize the implications, the immediacy, of an object pulled up as he pushed. This was in the gulf. The 13 mentioned earlier may possibly refer to highway numbers (pause) of a road running past the tackle shop.
(Slower pace.) Fuel difficulties; not a lack of fuel, but the fuel was not getting where it should get. A stalling (long pause), in the air. (Long pause.) The pilot bailed out. (Long pause.) The chute landed on top of him, never fully opened. (Pause.) A connection with an April day. Night was when the accident occurred.
He decided to head in another direction from the one first planned, to visit a friend. A male. All I have here are the letters (spelled out) D E L. Someone connected with him has a sister in Spokane. (Pause.) There was no explosion. (Long pause.) Where the plane fell was not as far out from land as it would seem.
There is a current underground, underwater, that captured the wreckage. (Long pause.) The body of the pilot was not so captured however. The gulf here is more narrow, or there is an island here. The plane did not fall in the middle of a huge expanse—perhaps between the mainland and another shore. Is that clear?
[... 8 paragraphs ...]
