Verne L. Cameron
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| Verne L. Cameron | |
|---|---|
| Born | 18 August 1896 Sioux City, Iowa |
| Died | 28 March 1972 (75) Riverside, California |
| Affiliations | Borderland Sciences (BSRA) |
Verne Lucius Cameron (August 18, 1896 - March 28, 1972) was an American dowser (hydrologist), inventor of the Cameron Aurameter, and paranormal researcher.
Selected Bibliography
- Cameron, Verne L.; Long, Max Freedom (1953), Layne, Meade, ed., The Cameron Aurameter, San Diego, Calif.: Talk of the Times Press
- Cameron, Verne L. (1970), Aquavideo: Locating Underground Water, Elsinore, Calif.: El Cariso Publications
- Cameron, Verne L.; Cox, Bill; Teeple, Georgiana (1971), Oil Locating, Elsinore, Calif.: El Cariso Publications
- Cameron, Verne L.; Cox, Bill; Teeple, Georgiana (1971), Map Dowsing, Elsinore, Calif.: El Cariso Publications
Of Interest
- Cameron was a contestant on the May 12, 1955 episode of You Bet Your Life with Groucho Marx. On the show, Cameron tells Groucho his profession is hydrologist, and explains that his instruments work by taking "on a charge from the electrical aura around the body," and "this positive charge causes it to become attracted to the negative charge coming up by reflection from underground water." When Cameron relates his daily rate ($100), Groucho responds: "Well, you must be finding water because you're certainly soaking somebody."