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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT
:
Unconfirmed Source Information,
Pertaining to an Unidentified
Subject,
Identified by Photograph Only,
provided as TAB
L,
Within Session Report #CD27.
(S)
1.
(U)
The following information applies:
a.
(S) When the source was questioned about the description for the
subjects present location,
the following information was provided to
describe the building which can be found there:
(1)
(S)
Short cement steps with a railing at the entrance from the
sidewalk.
(2)
(S)
The building
is part
of numerous two story buildings all
con-
nected or joined together.
(3)
(S)
There
is
a streetlight directly to the right when facing the
building entrance.
(4)
(S)
All
of the buildings have flat roofs.
(5)
(S)
It
(location
of subject)
is an apartment type of building.
(6)
(S)
Subject
is standing near
a window on the second floor to the
left
of the entrance steps
(as seen facing the building).
(7)
(S)
Subject stated that there did not appear to be anything
ancy
about the entrance to the building,
there are cement steps to the sidewalk
and sidewalk to the street for most
of the buildings to include the ones
on the otherside
of the street.
(8)
(S)
There are some trees on the sidewalk.
(9)
(S)
The street appeared to be very quiet, with intermitent traffic
on the street,
or
3 cars every couple
of minutes,
but nothing heavy m the
way
of traffic.
A very european flavor to the street.
b.
(S)
The source
was then asked to describe the inside of the apartment
and the following represents information provided:
(1)
(S)
Very simple layout,
a bedroom,
small kitchen with
a living room
(2)
(S)
The general appearance
of the the interior
of the apartment was
described by the source as being very clean and neat.
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(s)
Source reported that the Subject was eating breakfast when
first
observed,
at
a small table
in the kitchen next to the sink.
(4)
(S)
There was
a bottle
of milk
(source specified bottle vs.
carton)
glass and cereal
on
the table.
(5)
(S)
Subject was reported as wearing
a light pullover sweater
of
a
light color.
c.
(S)
The Source was then asked to describe the city location
of the
Subject,
at which time he provided the following
information:
(1)
(S)
The entire street
is mostly red brick buildings.
(2)
(S)
Looks
like
a suburb
in
a large city like New York.
( 3 )
(S)
Its
a
one way street.
(4)
(S)
All
of the houses
on the street are joined to one another.
d.
(S)
The Source was then asked to describe any cars
or vehicles which
he might have noticed within
the location
area.
(1)
(S)
A Green Car was reported,
specific make or model unknown.
(2)
(S)
A Black car was reported,
and Source stated that
it appeared
to be an American automobile.
e.
(S)
Source then provided a description
of another inan whom the Subject
was going to meet with at
a later time and date
(unspecif led).
He stated
fhe Subiect would later meet with a male,
in
late
s,
almost bald,
parts hair
on leftside ani a.aaps hair fro, left to righ,t, .wears hair longer to cover the
bladness.
Source stated that this male has
a fair build.
The time and
of projected meeting with the Subject could not be obtained.
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(S) When asked to describe other
identifiable buildings,
structures,
etc., within the vicinity
of the Subject location,
the Source provided the
following statements:
(1)
(S)
There
is
a large cement building with high columns and
a tall
spire type appendage,
but not
a church in the area.
This structure
is clean
and white and appears to be recently built.
Source described
as
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much larger than
a normal hotel,
with many different areas within,
e.g.,
a
shoping area,
etc.
(2)
(S)
Source reported
a harbor area to the left
of the above building.
(3)
(S)
Source reported
a small eliptical plaque
on
top
of the entrance
door to the building.
It was
described as black with gold letters.
N
p
-
ific wording was reported by the source.
(4)
(S)
Source stated that other signs were visible
on °^he
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they were described as being small,
with blue backgrounds and white lettering.
(S)
The street directly
in front
of the large white building was
de-
termined
to lead to
a small circle like hub of
a wheel
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cannot be determined from the source.
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(c)
There is
a park like area not too far away from this location,
imately two city blocks to the right
of the
large white building.
(7)
(S)
Source reported trolly cars
in the area.
They are described as
obtaining their power from overhead electrical wires.
(8)
(S)
Source reported seeing a city sign,
which had a word
(sounded
•
Thp Qinn
iB described as
a typical european sign.
When asKea ror
imately being
7 to
8 kilometers from the point
of departure at the original
city
location.
q.
(S) When asked to provide the probable area
(country)
location,
the
Source responded with the following
information:
(1)
(S)
Looks like a city layout
of Rotterdam^
the city disposition
is
quite similar.
(2)
(S) When asked if he was stating that this
is Rotter damn,
the Source
stated that
it was not,
that
it
just looked like Rotterdamn.
it.
(3)
(S)
Source described the city has having
a very european flavor
to
(4)
(S)
Local area signs were described as being very european m style
and type.
(5)
(S)
Source stated that he believed the city to be either DEN HAGUE,
or AMSTERDAM.
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(S)
The Source was then asked to give the Nationality
of the Subject.
His response was as follows:
He stated that he could only tell from the Sub-
jects'
appearance,
that he was probably Dutch
or Norweigean.
At least from
that part of the world.
i.
(S)
The Source had the following additional comments to make pertinent
to the Subject:
(1)
(S)
At
(0905 hrs/29 May 1980 Washington
Time)
the Subject was
in
an
automobile traveling
to
a neighboring city.
(2)
(S)
There were street vendors
(like flower vendors)
along the road
along which he was traveling.
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(c)
The Subiect
is reported as being involved with an
inport
or export
buuineLlbu! described es not being much
of
a big shot
in tbe company.
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(4)
(S)
Subjects name sounds like
it begins with "don"
or
"Don
.
(5)
(S)
There are many european types
of vehicles
in the area,
like
tandem trucks.
(6)
(S)
The sign
have also had "...ERK
which he thought had the word "ANKERDEN"
on it,
may
..." With double
dots
(..)
over the
"E".
2.
(S)
The following
is
a list
of the attached drawings:
(1)
(S)
Drawing number one:
Represents an exterior view
of the Subjects
place
of residence.
(2)
(S)
Drawing number two:
Represents the large white building with the
spire
.
(3)
(S)
Drawing number three:
Represents
a generalized city
layout.
(4)
(S)
Drawing number
four:
Represents the small circle intersection
described.
(5)
(S)
Drawing number
five:
Represents the interior
of the residence
(apartment)
.
(6)
(S)
Drawing number six:
Represents the city advisory sign
described
as Subject was leaving the city
(place of residence).
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t Zto intelligence^alue?" fhe
S approximately
provided
is the responsibility of the requestor.
A detailed
1transcript
be provided of the above Project Session,
upon formal request to this off
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SUMMARY ANALYSIS
REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION
# CD27
(S)
This report documents
a remote viewing session conducted
in
compliance with a recast for information on a targe .of
jr
j
erea
to
USI.
The purpose of this session was to locate the individual
in
h
attached photograph and determine his nationality.
(S)
The protocol used for this session
is detailed
in the document.
Grill Elame Protocol,
AMSAA Applied Remote Viewing Protocol
(S),
undated.
(S)
At TAB
A
is
a summary
of the data presented by the remote viewer
durino the session.
A complete transcript
of the session is available
unon reauest
At TAB B are drawings made by the remote viewer referenc
his impressions of the target site!
At TAB
C
is target cuing information
provided the remote viewer.
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The summary at TAB
A represents the salient points provided by the
arrir Se^io-r- 5 s
is the responsibility
of the requestor.
SG1A
TARGET:
8018
VIEWERS:
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PSI CONDUSIVE STATES:
1.
Physical Relaxation:
a. Was Rver able to physicall relax before and/or during "cool
down'’
period?
,
b. Did Rver appear physically relaxed before and/or during the session?^
c.
When questioned,
did Rver report a sense of physical relaxation
in
conjunction with the session?
.
2. Degree of Arousal:
a. When questioned after
the session did the RVer report he was able to
achieve a state of "passive concentration" prior to and/or during
the session?
b. Did RVer appear to be
in a state of "passive concentration" prior to
and/or during the session?
3.
Sensory
Input:
a. Was there ambient room "noise"
(to include all senses) before and/or
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during the session?
b. Was RVer disturbed by noise before and/or during the session?
c. Was RVer able to disregard the "noise" and concentrate on the task
at hand?
YES
4.
Increased Awareness of Internal Processes:
a. Did RVer report internally perceived sensory data?
b. Did Rver express his confidence in the internal sensory data he
perceived?^
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c. Did RVer have REM during session?
5.
Hemispheric Specialization:
a. Did Rver exhibit a voice quality change?^
b. Did RVer's verbage exhibit right hemispheric behavior?
(Lack of
sentence structure,
gestalts,
etc. )
6.
Altered View of World:
a.
Did Rver believe the task at hand was possible for him?
b.
Was Rver confident
that he could do what was asked of him?
7.
Importance of Task:
a.
Was Rver briefed on importance of mission?
b.
Did Rver display positive motivation concerning the task at hand?_
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TARGET CUING
INFORMATION
REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION # CD27
(S)
Prior to the session
the viewer was shown the attached photo-
graph and told that USI wanted to locate the individual
in the photo-
graph.
The viewer was told
it was his mission
to describe the location
of this
individual.
2.
(S)
The remote viewer was provided no further information prior to
or during the session.
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