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is al ws Ky PSE 3 plane eck By JOHN v. LYONS. ; Herald-News Staff Writer ee ees y psychic nam . 7 aA iar ad JEFFERSON — Five months ' “ago, Dorothy Allison, a Nutley psy- ’ . chic, told the families of two men missing in a light aircraft that if “their plane was not found by July 35, it would be located on Dec. 9. ‘As the date drew near, members .° of both families became resigned to the inevitability of their loss and ‘the wife of one of the missing men . Wenl vut two weeas ago to buy a - black dress. On the morning of Dec. ta half a mile south of Jefferson Township Middle School came across the wreckage of a four-pas- senger Beechcraft Musketeer and the bodies of Richard Wyter, 49, of " Washington Township, and Albert Sutiler, also 4S, of Bayport, N.Y. _A week ago Mrs. Ruth Wyler, her daughter Day, 138. and Nutley Po- lice Sgt. Don A. Vicaro took Mrs. Allison to the scene of the crash to examine the wreckage and deter- mine how accurate the clairvoyant “was in describihg the site. -” hunter trekking through the woods | eo Be NS Stipe Ley a J aw.. . oe omens: th seyete Uelucsday would b “Viearo, who has. worked with | Mrs, Allison since 1968 on cases ranging from missing persons to Murders, wanted to know exactly what the terrain looked like and to see tf any landmarks matched those she ‘saw’ while under hyp- . nosis. He explained that the seer must occasionally be “drawn out" when she gets a psychic inkling and it helps to have a previous case to prompt her, Mrs. Allison was called in on the —- wh 12-19 case by Mrs. Wylcr shortly after . fhe plane disappeared. —~Although the pilot, Mr. Sutler, did not file a flight plan when they tett Lufken Airport tn Cincinnati June 7. it was assumed they were headed for Teterboro. The night they left, radio mes- sages were received at 7 p.m. in Zanesville, Ohic, and at 8 p.m. in Johnstown, Pa. The weather was overcast, but there was a three- mile visibility at Terebaro when the plane was lost. Mrs. Allison agreed to‘ take the case and, under the direction of Dr. Richard Ribner, a New York psy- ° as 4 ae ae -- Ae OF ah ee cll SO ned day: Vda tere » Psi ne) be found ¢- é. “chiatrist. was hypnotized to pre :vent her clairvoyant ability from “becoming confused. In De. Ribner'’s office July }, she says, she did become confused. mixing the Wyier-Sutler plane crash with an- other that happened near Fotins- lown, July 4. In the July 1 session, which was A wris- oe _ tape recorded, she srid the 8 p.m. _ radio call was not from Sutler’s - plane, but that there was another plane in the area. She said Sutler wat having trovble with the craft. that an odor was making | him dizzy ; - and that he tried to land. She ‘discribed ¢@ large ‘body of * ; water to the right of the plane, a valloy, and a big boulder. She said she had to climb the rock to see the when iS ste) er CLisTeN, AAT, 12- 1w- 74 water and abandoned mines and. ._ commented she couldn't under- :- stand why she hod to make the - * climb, because she usually looks down on scencs when under hypno- bis. . According to Vicaro and Mrs. Wyler, Mrs. Allison told them at various other times that she “saw” fhe name ‘‘Yankce Doodfe Ci Botag Investigated : ca 4 _ er gees. 2 Cisesi fication: mise 2 Submitting Officer” ra ~ “of oe me ,