EARTHQUAKE "SENSITIVE" CHARLOTTE KING-MT SAINT HELENS VOLCANO ERUPTION PREDICTOR

Charlotte's Story

Charlotte King is best known for her accurate prediction of the major
eruption of Washington's Mt. St. Helens, May 18, 1980.
She was a mere 12 minutes off.

This prediction threw her into the limelight and attracted the
attention of scientists and journalists alike, names like Human
Seismograph and Incredible Ears soon found their way into print and
soon she was seen on network and independent television shows, like
"That's Incredible," "In Search Of," "PM Magazine," "Merv Griffin,"
and in later years shows like "Sightings," "Encounters," and "The
Other Side." Doctors as well as the military were perplexed by her
unusual ability to hear sounds in the ULF, VLF, and ELF ranges. She
began hearing these sounds in mid-May 1976.

Charlotte was tested in four states by the scientific and medical
communities, and the tests revealed that she could hear in the under
10hz range. Further tests revealed specifically below 2-7hz. Thus was
born what the doctors and the scientists who tested her coined "The
Charlotte King Effect."