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1.
(S/STD/NF)
On
23 April
1990,
four remote viewers
(#018,
025,
079
and
095)
conducted one SOLO session each,
for
a total
of four
remote viewing sessions to determine:
a.
If one
or more airdrops would occur
in conjunction with
a projected narcotics smuggling operation.
If
so,
when and
where ?
SG1AD
b.
If the fishing vessel,
was
involved
in
the
operation,
and
if
so,
how.
c.
If an additional
vessel,
a 45-foot cigarette boat,
was
involved as
well,
and describe
sal ient/identifying features.
SG1AD
d.
Determine
if
the
island
identified as
would
be used as
a cache site,
and
if
so,
what locatio^o^rn^^sland
would
be
used.
e.
Describe how narcotics would be packaged and stored.
SG1A
2.
(S/STD/NF)
018 reported that two shipments would occur,
one
the night o^^^^J^^^^£ol lowed by
a second early morning
24 May
1990.
The ^^^^^^^^^^/ould be
involved
in
the operation,
with
the crew "members pulling
in the
’’packages”
,
using
a
large net
with red reflectors on
its floats.
The cigarette boat would not
SG1A
k®
use£i unless an emergency occurred.
Source concluded that
wou ^^ not
be used as
a cache site,
but that
an
alternate
location would be approximately 2332N/8021W,
where the
contraband wil l
remain
for only
’’about
an hour.”
(Source did
SGIAdsearch map of
reported
a tentative
location at the
northwest corner of the
island).
Narcotics
will
be
”ln
large
rectangular packages pf plasticized cloth with some kind of
’painted’
sealant used to close them.”
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(S/STD/NF)
025 reported that
"air drop activities" were
"ongoing”
(source meant perhaps that preparations were underway)
at the time
of the session,
but would
"take place” by May 25,
at
which time
a parcel
of cocaine was^^^^^^j^divered to the
air
drop off point” vie 25N/73W.
The ^^^^^^^^Hand the cigarette
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boat were both directly involved, tn^Tatfer transporting
"a
limited amount of cocaine
to 23N/74W,
from where
it would
continue
’’aroun^several
of the
islands. ”
The drugs would not
be
cached on
Contraband was wrapped
in some sort
of
green material.
t/u
4.
(S/STD/NF)
079
reported^ airdrop would take place
at two
locations—vie 23N/74W and vie 22N/73W,
during the
”nex(
days,” presumably 23-25 May
1990.
Source reported that
?ould indeed be used to store the contraband on
its
near
water. ”
Contraband was
"under white plastic.
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vessel.
Plastic buoys would be employed
in some fashion.
SG1A
Cigarette boat was
involved but^^^som^ojUier U/I capacity.
contraband would be stashed on
the eastern tip
of
the
island.
Operation could "fc^^B^^BM^Brted at
a moment's
notice”
in event of anything suspicious.
A location
in the
vicinity of the Dominican Republic was designated as
an
alternate.
5.
(S/STD/NF)
Viewer 095 reported airdrop would take
pl ace
on
SG1A
0130 and 0430L vie 2340N7312W
(NNE of
uld be
involved
in
the airdrop as
the pickup
SG1AD
6.
(S/STD/NF)
SUMMARY:
Three sources agreed thadlBIIHHHi
would be used to cache contraband
(025,
079 and 095),
two of them
specifying locations on the eastern side of the island
(079 and
095).
One said the
island would not be used
(018).
Two sources
reported airdrop would occur early morning
24 May
(018 and 095)
;
one of these also specified late night
23 May for
a separate drop
(018).
One source reported sometime during 23-25 May as
the
window
(079),
while
a different source reported 25 May
(025).
Thre^sources reported drop points within the general
area of
(025,079 and 095),
wile one reported
a drop point
far
to the west
(018).
SG1AD
7.
A map showing salient points of
locations
is attached to this
report.
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1.
(S/STD/NF)
During the period of
June
1990 through
June
1990,
six remote viewing sessions were conducted to determine the
final
location and disposition
of
a
large
load of marijuana and
cocaine transported
on
or abou^^^^^y^l990 by the 85-foot
coastal
freighter
identified
as
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2.
(S/STD/NF)
Remote Viewer 095 perceived the
illegal
drugs
as
stored
in the stern area
of the vessel
,
behind the superstructure
and near the deck
level.
An object shaped
"like
a half cylinder”
was used as
a storage container.
On
or about
24 June
1990,
at
dusk,
the contraband was off-loaded by hoist/winch;
an aircraft
was
involved to transport the
illegal
cargo
in
a northeasterly^
(
direction to
a transfer point at geographical
coordinates,
N
/
135*30 'W.
The final destination was the
"Bay area"
(San
Francisco Bay)
.
(NOTE:
According to 095,
the cocaine and the marijuana were
collocated.
)
3.
(S/STD/NF)
Remote Viewer 079 specified that
the destination
of
the drugs definitely involved a
"land drop” occurring
in
an
area identified by geographical coordinates^ 36
X N
/
121
W.
The
location was described as
an
offshoreTlocated near
an
gQIA
airport^\Uewer
079
indicated that
on
June
1990,
the target
vessel
was sailing west
in rough waters and at
a slow
rate
The names
"Salinas” and
"Point Salinas"
phonetically surfaced to describe
an area associated with the
final
destination for the drugs.
The word
"Jewels” phonetically
surfaced as well
but
its meaning was not further described.
A
smaller fishing vessel
on-loaded the drugs from the target vessel
and sailed
in
a southerly direction
to an unknown destination.
4.
(S/STD/NF)
In reply to the tasking to determine the
location
of the cocaine and the marijuana,
Remote Viewer 025
indicated the
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1.
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On
27 June
1990,
two remote viewing sessions were
conducted to determUn^th^current
location
of
a target vessel
identified as
the
forts were made
to determine
the presence
of
i lfliP^^M^^HBoard ship and to determine
the
ultimate destination
of the
illegal
drugs.
2.
(S/STD/NF)
Remote Viewer 025
perceived the target vessel
as
being located at geographical
coordinates,
24°N/72°W;
illegal
drugs were aboard
ship;
they were stored
in
an area of boxes and
chewing gum.
3.
(S/STD/NF)
Viewer 052 perceived the target vessel
as being
located off the southern coast
of Puerto Rico,
’’near Ponce,”
at
geographical
coordinates,
17°45'N/66° 40'W.
The
illegal
drugs
appeared to be cocaine stored near
(a cargo?)
of peanuts and
peanut butter.
4.
(S/STD/NF)
This target
was assumedly the subject
of
a SUN
STREAK collection effort
in Key West,
Florida.
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drugs were collocated at one
of two locations:
the San Clemente
area found
in the vicinity of Camp Pendleton at 33*^
/
117°W:
and,
Half Moon Bay at
37® N
/
122° W.
According to 025,
the
"bundles”
(of drugs)
were transferred to land by hand,
stored
in
"little steel
packages”,
low to the ground.
025 added that
"four
men were now searching for
the drugs.
5.
(S/STD/NF)
According to Remote Viewer
049,
the cocaine
is
currently stored
in
a shiny
(silver)
container placed
in
a
recessed area,
a compartment
located just above
the water
line
at
the bow on the starboard side,
and below the anchor—chain room
The compartment
is accessible via
a
"grated walkway” that
leads'^
to
a door;
as one enters the room the compartment
is
located to
the
left
in
a recessed area.
Discarded objects
in the form of
rags and assorted debris and the stench of malodorous water are
below the walkway.
The vessel
was identifiable by its high bow
and mast-like objects
located
in the center of
the vessel.
On
June
1990,
the vessel
was
located about
1,000 miles west
of San
Francisco;
it was perceived as heading east and northeast towards
San Francisco.
"At
a point southwest of Monterey Bay the vessel
changes course and heads southeast,
parallelling the
(California)
coast
line.
It stops within the vicinity of
the
’Separation
Zone’
between the north/south traffic
lanes south of Port
Hueneme. "
At that point the vessel
sails northwest towards Santa
Barbara.
The marijuana
is
located
in
the vicinity of
"Pigeon
Point
and
"Point Ano Nuevo" at 37
N
/
, W.
The marijuana
is packaged
in dark cloth.
It
is
located
in
a wooden area next
to a
"scrub clump" and a steep embankment or drop-off.
Below the
target area
is an open and grassy area with
a discernible trail
leading to the drugs.
The ocean
is nearby;
a populated area
is
also close to the site.
A red hut
is
in the
immediate vicinity
the
site;
more often than
not, the hut
is vacant.
Gears and
large wheels are
in the area and may be associated with the
hut.
Sounds and images associated with the activity at
the site
include
"electricity smell,
snapping sounds,
flat objects nearby,
the presence of heat,
black triangles,
and something holding
smaller
objects.”
Someone at the site
is studying a map
or
plan.
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B9R000900190023-8 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT memorandum Approved For pare: 15 Jun 90 REPLY TO attNoF: DT-—S sumect: SUN STREAK Report - 9035 (U) vo: ODCSINT, DAMI-PO SG1A 1. (S/STD/NF) On 13 June 1990, three remote viewing sessions were conducted to de urrent location of a target vessel identified 4 Requirements were concurrently levied to obtain relate nrormacvion concerning a suspected air drop site and a point of transfer for the contraband. 2. (S/STD/NF) Remote Viewer 095 perceived the air-drop as not occurring at the projected location, but at a geographical site located southeast of Andros Island at 2348N/7717W (between Green and Dolly Cays). A large grey, two-propeller, DC-3 type aircraft will effect the drop on 14 June 1990 between 0001 hours and 0300. hours. Cone shaped, light-colored, reflective, containers measuring about 1 foot by 1 foot are to be dropped from the aircraft. No lights will be used at the site; the aircraft will home in on a "special transmitter.” The target vessel will transport the contraband to an area located in the vicinity of Berry Island where the cargo will be off-loaded to a "single, blue” cigarette boat. 3. (S/STD/NF) Viewer 079 perceived the target vessel as being located at geographical coordinates 28N/79W. The air-drop will occur at geographical coordinates 28N/79W. The transfer point is located immediately south of Berry Island at 2640N/77W. SG1A 4. (S/STD/NF) Viewer 018 perceived i as currently located northeast of Morgan’s Bluff at > The air drop location is perceived as occurring on the west side of Conception Island in a lagoon where two boats will be waiting to on-load the contraband. The transfer point is indicated as Gorday Cay located in * the Little Bahamas.” Phonetics related to call signs surfaced as ”"Gordo or Gordito.” Branch Chief HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY CLASSIFIED BY: ODCSINT, DAMI-PO DECLASSIFY BY: OADR OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 (REV. 1-80) Approved For | CIAZRDP¥6-00789RO0090GLERI23-8° + GPO + 1984 0 ~ 461-275 (272)
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1.
(S/STD/NF)
On
13 June
1990,
three remote viewing sessions
were conducted to detjuy^^^^^^urrent
location
of
a target
vessel
identified as
Requirements were concurrently
levied to obtain rela^^^^^^^^Srcion concerning
a suspected air
drop site and
a point
of transfer
for the contraband.
2.
(S/STD/NF)
Remote Viewer 095 perceived the air-drop as not
occurring at the projected location,
but
at
a geographical
site
located southeast
of Andros
Island at 2348N/7717W
(between Green
and Dolly Cays).
A large grey,
two-propeller,
DC-3 type aircraft
will
effect the drop on
14 June
1990 between 0001
hours and 0300
hours.
Cone shaped,
light-colored,
reflective,
containers
measuring about
foot by
foot are
to be dropped from the
aircraft.
No lights will
be used at the
site;
the aircraft will
home
in on
a
"special
transmitter.”
The target vessel
will
transport the contraband to an area located
in
the vicinity of
Berry Island where the cargo will
be off-loaded to
a
"single,
blue” cigarette boat.
3.
(S/STD/NF)
Viewer 079 perceived the target vessel
as being
located at geographical coordinates 28N/79W.
The air-drop will
occur
at geographical
coordinates 28N/79W.
The transfer point
located immediately south of Berry Island
at 2640N/77W.
is
SG1AD
4.
(S/STD/NF)
Viewer 018 perceived
as currently
located northeast of Morgan's Bluff at
The air drop
location
is perceived as occurring on the west side
of Conception
Island
in
a lagoon where two boats will
be waiting to on-load the
contraband.
The transfer point
is indicated as Gorday Cay
located
in
" the Little Bahamas."
Phonetics related to call
signs surfaced as
""Gordo or Gordito.
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- Approved For BECRETLSTPINE .ocos00120024-7 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT memorandum DATE: 20 June 1990 REPLY TO ATTN OF: DT-S sussect: SUN STREAK REPORT - 9036 (U) ro: ODCSINT, DAMI-PO 1. (S/STD/NF) On 19 June 1990, three remote viewing sessions were conducted in an effort to locate and describe a target SG1A vessel bearing the call sign, RM Requirements were concurrently levied to determine where and when the target vessel would rendezvous and on-load contraband in the form of drugs, from a second vessel inbound from Europe. A conceptual description of the second vessel was also required. 2. (S/STD/NF) Remote Viewer 025 determined that the target vessel could be found at geographical coordinates 14°N/57°W. The target vessel bearing the call sic ig traveling in a soiA north/northeasterly direction at a rate of about 50 miles per hour and heading for Bermuda. It is a "red, three-sided, serving vessel.” The second vessel inbound from Europe, will intercept the target vessel at geographical coordinates 29°N/66°W at ae location south of Bermuda. The letters "M" and "J" as well as the names "Hanover or Havana” surfaced phonetically as being related to the activity of interest. bearing the call sign, is a 50 to 60-foot fishing vessel characterized by a high bow. It is predominantly red in color and has a white superstructure located amidships. Its two engines are more powerful than that normally found on this type vessel. The name of the vessel was identified phonetically as "Compa Verde” and "Campo Vento.” The target vessel will rendezvous on 20 June 1990 between 1800 hours and 2100 hours at a geographical location estimated at 11°N/39°W. The second vessel inbound from Europe, is a 130 to 140-foot container ship with a dark hull and white trim; the superstructure is predominantly white with red (trim). The second vessel was phonetically identified as “Boosard/Boosand/Boossad.” 4. (S/STD/NF) Vie SG1A the call sign —_ coordinates 10°720'N/53°20' W. brown SGIA 3. (S/STD/NF) According to Remote Viewer 095, the target vessel erceived the target vessel bearing as being located at geographical The target vessel is a reddish- HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY . STIPPLED INFORMATION CLASSIFIED BY: ODCSINT, DAMI~PO DECLASSIFY BY: OADR OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 (REV. 1-60) Approved F : CIA-RDP96-00789ROOOS0GTHRU 24-7" ""*
DATE: REPLY TO ATTN OF: SUBJECT: TO: SG1A soem eS REST STEIN UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT memorandum 2 July 1990 DT-S SUN STREAK Report ~ 9040 (U) ODCSINT, DAMI-PO 1. (S/STD/NF) On 28 June 1990, Remote Viewer 018 conducted a seasion to determ rrent location of a target vessel identified as the[ | The mission requirements included to determine the ultimate destination of the drugs as well as to determine the identity (ies) and descriptions of other vessels involved. 2. (S/STD/NF) Remote Viewer 018 determined the location of the target vessel as being at geographical coordinates, 10°30'N/76° 15’W in an area located between Barranquilla and Cartagena, Colombia. Except for a small amount of drugs destined for personal use, no contraband in the form of illegal drugs were found to be aboard ship. In view of these findings, 018 terminated the session. 3. (S/STD/NF) Asaumedly, this target was the subject of a collection effort pursued by the SUN STREAK team in Key West, Florida. Lack of time and personnel precluded any further effort against this target. However, 018 was advised that the vessel’s route of travel should have been pursued to determine possibly where and when the target vessel might have on-loaded contraband in the form of illegal drugs. SG1J ranc e o HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY STIPPLED INFORMATION CLASSIFIED BY: ODCSINT, DAMI-PO DECLASSIFY BY: OADR (ev foo) FORM NO. 10 Approved "a CR 14 ChA-RDP96- 7), ae + 1984 0 - 461-275 (272)
Approved Fo : - -UU/89R000900190024-7 fast boat capable of reaching speeds of about 48 MPH. The true name of the vessel phonetically surfaced as "Palotriste Olo.” The target vessel ig projected to rendezvous with a second veasel inbound from Europe at estimated geographical coordinates 17°30' N/41°50'W. The vessel inbound from Europe, appeared to be a “rounded, rusting vessel with a dark hull and red superstructure.” It is high yet "sits deep in the water.” Interspaced stripes running vertically somewhere along the vessel should be perceptible. The vessel has a "latino flavor.” The name “Robolino” phonetically surfaced in an effort to provide a clue to its identity. The vessel left Europe from the southern portion of Spain. SG1J Branch Chief Approved F : 6-09789R000900190024-7
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(S/STD/NF)
On
19 June
1990,
three remote viewing sessions
were conducted
in an effort
to
locate
an d describe
a target
SG1AD
vessel
bearing the call
sign,
Requirements were
concurrently levied to determine where and when
the target
vessel
would rendezvous and on-load contraband
in
the form of drugs,
from
a second vessel
inbound from Europe.
A conceptual
description
of the second vessel
was also required.
2.
(S/STD/NF)
Remote Viewer 025 determined that the target
vessel
could be found at geographic al
coordin ates
14*N/57^W.
The
target vessel
bearing the call sign^HH^^H,
is traveling
in
a
SG1A
north/northeasterly direction
at
a ra^^o^afoout
50 miles per
hour and heading for Bermuda.
It
is
a
"red,
three-sided,
serving
vessel.”
The second vessel
inbound from Europe,
will
intercept
the target vessel
at geographical
coordinates 29°N/66°W at
a
location south of Bermuda.
The
letters
”M” and
”J”
as
well
as
the names
"Hanover
or Havana” surfaced phonetically as being
related to the activity of
interest.
3.
(S/STD/NF)
Accordin^t^Remote Viewer
095,
the target vessel
bearing the call
sign,
is
a
to 60-foot fishing vessel
characterized
by a higl^Bow^™It
is predominantly red
in color
and has
a
# white superstructure
located amidships.
Its
two
engines are more powerful
than that normally found
on
this type
vessel.
The name of the vessel
was
identified phonetically as
"Cornpa Verde” and
”Campo Vento. ”
The target vessel
will
rendezvous
on
20 June
1990 between
1800 hours and 2100 hours
at
a
geographical
location estimated at
11^N/39°W.
The second vessel
inbound from Europe,
is
a
130
to
140-foot container ship with
a
dark hull
and white
trim;
the superstructure
is predominantly
white with red
(trim).
The second vessel
was phonetically
identified as
"Boosard/Boosand/Boossad.
4.
(S/STD/NF)
Viev^^^^^nercei ved the target
vessel
bearing
the call
sign name,
as being located at geographical
coordinates
10^20 N/53^20' W.
The target vessel
is
a reddish-
brown
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of the vessel phonetically surfaced as
"Palotriste
Olo. ”
The target vessel
is projected to rendezvous with
a second vessel
inbound from Europe
at estimated geographical
coordinates
17°30
'
N/41
W.
The vessel
inbound from Europe,
appeared to be
a
"rounded,
rusting vessel
with
a dark hull
and red
superstructure.”
It
is high yet
"sits deep
in the water.”
Interspaced stripes running vertically somewhere along the vessel
should be perceptible.
The vessel
has
a
"latino flavor.”
The
name
"Robolino” phonetically surfaced
in
an effort
to provide
a
clue to
its
identity.
The vessel
left Europe from the southern
portion of Spain.
SGI J
Branch Chief
Approved F
6-j
789R0009001 90024-7
DATE: REPLY TO ATTN OF: SUBJECT: TO: Approved For R000900190025-6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT memorandum 27 Jun 90 DT-S SUN STREAK Report - 9037 (U) ODCSINT, DAMI-PO 1. (S/STD/NF) On 26 June 1990, two sessions were conducted to determine the presence and 1 drugs aboard a target vessel identified as SG1A 2. (S/STD/NF) Remote Viewer 025 reported that there was presently no contraband aboard the vessel. 3. (S/STD/NF) Remote Viewer 052 reported the presence of contraband, possibly in the form of hashish, aboard ship. The contraband was located approximately two thirds of the way to the front of the vessel on the right side. It was wrapped in aluminum foil. The aluminum foil packages were lined up together near some sound shapes resembling peaches or food items. Branch Chief HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY STIPPLED ENFORMATION CLASSIFIED BY: ODCSINT-DAMI-PO DECLASSIFY BY: OADR OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 (REV. 1-60 Approved F 6 00090G 49968 6-6 101-11. ve GPO + 1084 0 — 461-275 (272)