A heart-wrenching discovery has brought closure to the tragic case of two-year-old Émile Soleil, who went missing from his grandparents' holiday home in Haut-Vernet, French Alps, last year. A hiker stumbled upon human remains over the weekend in the remote area near Le Vernet, where Émile was last seen alive. This find confirmed the fears of the family and authorities who had been searching for the toddler for nine months.

The discovery also reignited interest in a claim made by Major Ed Dames, a former Cia Psychic, who asserts that he had already identified the general area where Émile's body would be found using a technique called 'remote viewing'. According to Major Dames, he had emailed the police in December with information about a field where he believed Émile was located or in proximity to it. Remarkably, this field is adjacent to the site where the remains were eventually discovered.

While the circumstances surrounding the discovery are tragic, they also highlight the potential of unconventional methods in solving such cases. Major Dames, who has a background in operations and training with the CIA and Army Psychic Intelligence Unit, claims that his technique of remote viewing allowed him to pinpoint Émile's whereabouts within two days.

The family of Émile, Marie and Colomban Soleil, expressed their gratitude to everyone involved in the search and investigation, including the police and volunteers. Despite the closure brought by finding Émile's remains, their pain and sorrow are palpable, as they mourn the loss of their beloved child.

This development serves as a reminder of the challenges and complexities faced in missing persons cases, as well as the dedicated efforts of law enforcement and individuals like Major Ed Dames who bring unique skills to such investigations.