Plane Carrying Aviation Adventurer Steve Fossett Missing

I thought the major (ed dames) had a remote view on fossett and was mounting an expedition to the site. What happened to all this and that?

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Update: Search for adventurer Fossett resumes in Nevada

The search for multimillionaire adventurer Steve Fossett, who vanished in September after taking off by plane from a remote Nevada ranch, is set to resume Monday in rugged mountains on the California-Nevada line where he may have crashed.

The 10-member team of elite athletes and expert mountaineers is headed by Simon Donato, a Canadian geologist whose avocation is adventure racing through wilderness areas around the world. He's focusing on remote, wooded areas near where the 63-year-old Fossett was last seen _

The search area, with peaks ranging from 10,000 to more than 11,000 feet in elevation, is just east of the even higher Sierra Nevada and about 110 miles south of Reno, Nev. Because the area is close to the ranch of hotel magnate Baron Hilton, where Fossett was staying, Donato believes it's the best place to search.

from news on homepage

So, the search continues....

and has turned into somewhat of a commercial venture, it seems.

the search for Steve Fossett

CNN is reporting that hikers have found personal items of Steve Fosset.
Stay tuned

Fox is going to interview the guy who found the id's and sweat shirt. Hopefully, they can go back to the same spot and look for some remains.

This should put an end to the silly rumors of other outcomes for Fossett.

OK, it looks like remote viewer (Major Ed Dames) was correct in saying that Steve Fossett crashed in California! If you check Ed Dame's map, it cleary circles an area in the mammoth/yosemite area. I'm now a believer in this remote viewing stuff.

Ed Dames circle of area on map looks to be 60-70 miles from where the hiker found the ID and cash.

I got to page 13 to see if we ever identified the plane Fossett used.

We were just waiting for news and talking.

I sure thought he might have taken someones plane and
that was in the news at the time.

Apparently he had a special N number.