THE SAN PEDRO MOUNTAIN MUMMY - REMOTE VIEWING INVESTIGATION

In 1934, two gold miners found a small, mummified specimen of a tiny human after blasting into a hidden cavern in the San Pedro Mountains of Wyoming. The men weren’t sure if the tiny body was a small adult or the remains of a child. Its body was around 14” in length, and the miners decided the enigmatic mummy could potentially be lucrative for them. “Pedro,” as he became known as, was exploited and put on display by local businesses as a part of the "Wyoming Sideshow," before its disappearance in the 1950’s.

Before his disappearance, scientific tests were done on him, but the enigma of the specimen was never truly solved. Many believed he was the only preserved example of a lost Native American pygmy race, while others maintained the mummy was, in fact, the tragic infant victim of a rare congenital disorder. Jessica was tasked with “Pedro,” the San Pedro Mountains Mummy as a coordinate remote viewing target and discusses the data here with Brian Tseng of the Full Disclosure Now Movement!

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