Stanford Researchers Claim Discovery of Gene for Psychic Murder Visualization Ability
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The Onion Staff
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Summary
Stanford researchers claim to have identified a gene that gives individuals the ability to visualize murders when touching missing persons' clothing, specifically describing flashes of a young woman being stabbed in a ravine after touching a cardigan.
Key quotes
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Shedding new light on the rare trait's origins, researchers at the Stanford School of Medicine announced Friday that they had successfully identified the gene responsible for giving individuals the ability to visualize a murder when they touch a missing person's sweater
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