1. Who May Submit a Request?

Requests may be submitted by:

• journalists or editorial staff
• legal representatives
• family members connected to a case
• researchers in relevant fields
• official authorities (police, legal teams, public investigators)

Requests must include full name, organization, and purpose.

2. How to Submit a Request

To submit a request, please use the contact form available on the Contact / Media Request page. Requests are reviewed individually. A confirmation of receipt will be sent when the request has been logged.

3. Materials That May Be Provided

Depending on the nature of the request, the following may be released after ethical screening:

• redacted session notes
• PK confirmation logs (yes/no/maybe sequences)
• verifiable elements with timestamps
• neutral summaries explaining relevance
• documentation timelines
• method notes (telepathy + PK, fully awake)

Sensitive or private material will be withheld unless explicitly required or justified.

4. What Will Not Be Released

The following will not be provided under any circumstance:

• content that identifies private individuals without consent
• names or implications regarding suspects or guilt
• unverified impressions that could mislead or cause harm
• personal details unrelated to cold case relevance
• material involving third‑party privacy concerns

These restrictions exist to protect all individuals connected to a case.

5. Response Time

Response time varies depending on:

• the nature of the request
• the sensitivity of the material
• the need for additional review or redaction

Straightforward requests may be processed quickly; complex requests may require additional time.

6. Disclosure Threshold

Cold case material is only released if:

• a formal request is made, and
• ethical screening supports disclosure, or
• a real-world development makes release relevant

Browsing the cold case section does not grant access to private material without request.

7. Legal Note

Telepathic and PK impressions are not factual claims and do not constitute evidence unless later matched by external developments. Released material is descriptive, not accusatory, and may only be used within its proper context.

8. Contact

To submit a request, visit the
Contact / Media Request page.
All communication is confidential until a decision is made regarding disclosure.