Biological Earthquake Forecasting with Charlotte King

On May 18, 1980, Charlotte King predicted the eruption of Mt. St. Helens in Washington.

According to King's Website, leading up to the eruption, starting in January of 1980, King began to suffer from an un-explainable headache. On March the headache turned into a migraine, On March 20, she received news outlets reported that there was a 4.2 quake at Mt. St. Helens. Small quakes continued to rattle the mountain as the month wore on and on March 27, just after 12:30 p.m. Pacific, she felt waves of major pain. So much so that tears formed in her eyes. She went to her car and heard on the radio that there was steam emanating from the mountain and ash was there were reports of volcanic ash as well. became linked physically to St. Helen’s. King would pick up an event up to 4 days before it happened, then again at 12 hours and again at 4 minutes.

In late April, King was at work and started to feel ill. She went to the ladies room and noticed that the capillaries, pores on her face and hands were enlarged and blotchy and she was bleeding under the skin with what they call petechiae, tiny red dots under the skin. Later that evening King heard there had been a series of explosions lasting 4 hours.

On May 16, King was speaking to a group of high school science students and while there, felt a distinct vibration that no one else felt. She then predicted that something big was going to happen at St Helens within 48 hours or less” that was about 2:30 PM Friday afternoon May 16th, 1980.

When the eruption happened, King was only 12 minutes off with her prediction.

Following that prediction, scientists became interested in her abilities. In addition to her ability to feel vibrations, she also can hear sounds in ELF, VHF and ULF frequencies. Tests revealed that she could hear very low frequencies and has been able to predict other Earth anomalies as well.

Tonight she will share her remarkable story with us.

Website

https://thecharlottekingeffect.com/