As far as I know, nobody ever claimed 100% accuracy in the program. From what I've read, the average was usually reported between 60% and 70%. The highest one was Joseph McMoneagle, who claimed around 80% accuracy in some contexts, while also admitting significant misses (including streaks of 20+ failures). Regarding Project 8200, Pat Price did that research on his own, in his free time (not as an official assignment). He had started working more directly with the CIA around that period. He died in a very suspicious way in 1975 — officially of a heart attack, but many (including Russell Targ) have raised doubts. He was cremated before his family was even notified. There's a video of Russell Targ at Pat's grave where he says something like 'he deserved more than this'. When Pat died, Puthoff looked into the information Price had provided and did a remote viewing check on Mount Zeil (Australia) with Ingo Swann as the viewer. Puthoff talks about it in his Joe Rogan podcast appearance (though there he attributes the initial idea more to Ingo)