Post by Deleted on Sept 1, 2015 1:34:20 GMT 7
They shouldn't be ignored, according to The College of Policing.
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/11834761/Paranormal-tip-offs-should-be-evaluated-in-missing-persons-inquiries-say-official-police-guidelines.html
Police investigating missing persons cases should look into information they receive from psychics, clairvoyants and witches, according to official new guidelines.
The College of Policing, which governs training for officers across England and Wales, said police hunting someone who has disappeared should evaluate reports from people who claim to have “extrasensory perception”.
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After 9/11 - the FBI asked Hollywood scriptwriters and authors to submit potential, fictional, terrorist plots to them for evaluation. There was a simple logic in it - go to the professionals of imagination - and see what came up. From memory, poisoning the water supply was the fave fictional plot - which then encouraged the Feds to look into what could be done to improve supply security ( not much, apparently ).
Crowd-sourcing police investigations? It might take off - especially if they invite that CSI-TV mob.
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/11834761/Paranormal-tip-offs-should-be-evaluated-in-missing-persons-inquiries-say-official-police-guidelines.html
Police investigating missing persons cases should look into information they receive from psychics, clairvoyants and witches, according to official new guidelines.
The College of Policing, which governs training for officers across England and Wales, said police hunting someone who has disappeared should evaluate reports from people who claim to have “extrasensory perception”.
.....................
After 9/11 - the FBI asked Hollywood scriptwriters and authors to submit potential, fictional, terrorist plots to them for evaluation. There was a simple logic in it - go to the professionals of imagination - and see what came up. From memory, poisoning the water supply was the fave fictional plot - which then encouraged the Feds to look into what could be done to improve supply security ( not much, apparently ).
Crowd-sourcing police investigations? It might take off - especially if they invite that CSI-TV mob.
