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PARTICIPANT 009
GUIDE TO SCORING
0 = Nothing in your perception of the object was generally or specifically accurate.
+1 = One or two general things from your perception correlated with the object or owner's life.
+2 = Several specific things from your perception correlated with the object or owner's life.
+3 = Your reading generally was on target, with at least a few specific details, about the object and/or owner's life.
+4 = Your reading specifically was on target about the object and/or owner's life.
+5 = An incredibly accurate perception of the object and/or owner's life from beginning to end of reading.
OBJECT A - "CLEVELAND INDIANS PIN"
WHAT PARTICIPANT SAID/WROTE
1 Hockey fan
2 Racist slogan
3 Running around playing “My Little Indian”
4 Fell and scraped knee
5 Pin given to cheer son up
OBJECT A - ACTUAL BACKGROUND OF OWNER/OBJECT
OWNER:
The owner of this object is a Caucasian female born in Prince Edward Island in 1973 who resided in Ottawa, Ontario at the time of the experiment. She lived with her boyfriend in an apartment, and had one cat. She was finishing a university degree and working a retail job. She has travelled extensively across Europe, North America, and Japan. She reported having many psychical experiences in her life, namely having a strong sense of things that are about to happen.
STORY OF THE OBJECT:
The object she submitted was a pin of the baseball team the Cleveland Indians. She obtained the object in 1991 in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island and keeps it in a tin case (given to her by her deceased grandmother) on her bedroom dresser. It was given to her by her high school boyfriend who was popular at school. She was dating him and his parents did not approve of the relationship, forbidding him from seeing her again. Around this time, they had an argument and decided to take a few days break from each other. The day that happened, she felt ill – and had a horrible feeling that something bad was going to happen, but she didn’t know what. She went for a drive, and drove by a fatal automobile crash, witnessing the police covering the body. Soon after, the police notified her it was her boyfriend in the crash. He was killed and they gave her the pin he was wearing. Her boyfriend’s parents wouldn’t even speak with her at the funeral. To this day, she still feels his love.
RESULT = 0
Owner of object and experimenter found no correlation between what you perceived from the object and the object itself or the owner's life.
OBJECT C - "BROOCH"
WHAT PARTICIPANT SAID/WROTE
1 Children playing dress up
2 This is like crown jewels
OBJECT C - ACTUAL BACKGROUND OF OWNER/OBJECT
OWNER:
The owner of this object is a Caucasian, Catholic female born in 1958. She was raised and still lives in the Niagara region of Ontario. She is married with two sons and daughter (all currently in their 20s), and has a dog. She has worked in a variety of administrative jobs. She has travelled in North America. She reported having a variety of highly intuitive experiences in her life, including a religious vision.
STORY OF THE OBJECT
This woman submitted a replica of a British Royal Family sapphire brooch. It was given to her by her youngest son in 2005 as a Christmas present, purchased from his place of employment. It is kept in a small cardboard box in a chest on the top of her dresser in her bedroom. She values the object because her son put a lot of thought into selecting it. The original brooch had been given to Queen Victoria. The son felt this was significant because it was given to the Queen on the day after his mother’s birthday. The first object this woman submitted for the Psychometry Experiment was lost in the mail (but luckily later retrieved), so she submitted the brooch instead.
RESULT = 0
It is true that the object is like Crown jewels. However, the owner of object and experimenter found no correlation between what you perceived from the object and the object itself or the owner's life.
OBJECT B - "GLASS BALL"
WHAT PARTICIPANT SAID/WROTE
1 Very positive energy
2 Bright sunlight
3 Maybe a bluebird soaring
4 Birds chirping
OBJECT B - ACTUAL BACKGROUND OF OWNER/OBJECT
This was a “control object” in the experiment, purchased by the experimenter, Chris Laursen, new from a shop that has good from around the world on Queen Street West in Toronto, Ontario. Once purchased, it was kept in the original bag and hidden away behind books in one of his bookshelves. It was only removed once the Psychometry Experiment commenced, at which point, it was stored on a shelf in boxes with all of the other objects used in the experiment. The idea was to see if those reading could perceive this was a control object in some way.
RESULT = 0
Experimenter found no correlation between what you perceived from the object and the object itself or the owner's life.
OBJECT E - "PIPE"
WHAT PARTICIPANT SAID/WROTE
1 Ship
2 Yachting
OBJECT E - ACTUAL BACKGROUND OF OWNER/OBJECT
OWNER:
This object was lent by a Caucasian male school teacher born in 1976, raised, and still living in the greater Toronto area. He was educated at Trent University, and then attended teacher’s college in Thunder Bay, Ontario. He lives with his girlfriend in a suburban house. He loves baseball, history and is a musician. He has not travelled much beyond Ontario. He has not had any paranormal experiences, although he has recently been active in volunteering to investigate them.
STORY OF THE OBJECT:
The object is a pipe that the man purchased at a novelty shop across from the Toronto Reference Library in 1996 or 1997. It was kept on top of a bookshelf, either beside or in a wooden case. The object is significant in its novelty. He and his friend, both smokers, each purchased the pipe as something different, thinking it would make them look sophisticated at bars and concerts. He used to relax and smoke the pipe while he was a student at Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario. His mother also enjoyed it when he smoked the pipe. He used Captain Black Tobacco when he smoked it. He even used the pipe as part of an attempt to stop smoking cigarettes.
RESULT = 0
Owner of object and experimenter found no correlation between what you perceived from the object and the object itself or the owner's life.
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