One Hundred Cases - See for Yourself - A Matter of Perception (AMAP)

One Hundred Cases - See for Yourself

12/20/2016

We have prepared 35 cases ready for your view on how planetary patterns gave direction to the whereabouts of the missing.

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We are sharing our findings of 100 cases with you as they unfold.

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AMAP BLOG POSTS ON THE KEY FINDINGS IN OUR STUDY

Missing is a Matter of Perception. The truth to whereabouts is literally hiding in plain sight of someone's name. This blog post is an indepth look at using Syntax to search for the truth. It is a work in progress and will be updated accordingly. Returning to it will be a good idea if your interested in sytax.

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