> Approved For Relgabe 30 Aik otoc DATE: REPLY TO ATTN OF: SUBJECT: TO: SG1A Approved For Re UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT memorandum 22 May 90 DT-S SUN STREAK Report - 9026 (U) DCSINT-PO 1. (S/STD/NF) On 18 May 1990, four remote viewing sessions were conducted against the suspected narcotics smuggling vessel known as the The fifty-foot sailing vessel, with a white hull and bearing Registry Number, departed SGIA Cartajena, Columbia on 8 May 1990 enroute for e Island of Curacao located about 180 miles east of the Peninsula de la Guajara, Columbia. The ultimate destination of the drugs is believed to be somewhere along the southeast coast of the United States. v _ carry PS raband in the The cocaine is located at water line. The cocaine has been molded into something brown, smooth, and plastic. There was the impression that because of this it could not be smelled by dogs. To get the cocaine out, the brown thing has to be destroyed/broken. The cocaine will be off-loaded to another vessel on 21 or 22 May 1990 between 1800- 2000L. The ultimate destination of the drugs is mideastern US. 3. lis in port ina is.carrying Get The drugs are p apenas waiting for Someone to come by the marina to pick up the drugs. The drugs will be delivered to a home at house address #5 on a "CORK” OR “DRIFTWOOD” road/lane/street/etc. The drugs will be off-loaded on the southwest tip of Florida, at approximately 25N/8045W (S/STD/NEQ 4.¢(S/STD/NF) 025 reported that the vessel can be located at HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY CLASSIFIED BY: HQDA DECLASSIFY BY: OADR OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 (REV. 1-60) §-00789R000900 tRpNeT 1 GPO + 1984 0 — 461-275 (272)
§2R000900180007-7 e vessel is currently carrying heroin. It is ' in pouches and the term “terrain station” surfaced as. to the location of the drugs aboard ship. The ultimate destination of the drugs is Puerto Rico. ng in a northwesterly direction. 8 carrying yer, the narcotics are not a conventional type ~ is solid, dense, and tightly packaged. The Faband is associated with long tubes which resemble the type used for storing navigational charts. These tubes, in turn, are hidden within a cavity in the bow area of the vessel. the contraband is to be transferred to another vessel at sea south of the Ferrebonne Bay area of southern Louisiana (between 28 and 29N and 90 and 91W. this will take place during the Memorial Day period. The vessel receiving the cargo resembles a small fishing trawler or "“shrimper.”: Its nets are frayed and the characters "V, T, 7, 0, and 3” are associated with this boat in some way. There is a tall, heavy-set man with a heavy black beard and untucked flannel shirt on the pick-up boat. The pick-up time is early morning and it is gray and foggy. the pick-up boat will come from an area which is predominately tidal estuary. The destination of the contraband is a location associated with the name of Flambeau or Flanareaux. The tubes which are associated with the contraband are 3 1/2 to 4 inches in diameter and 3 feet long. They resemble navigational chart tubes. These tubes are both stacked vertically and horizontally in a cavity in the bow of the vessel. The tubes rather resemble a bangalore torpedo. the cavity occurs behind the bow-side wall of a small room or where a passageway widens a bit. There is a triangular shaped wooden object which sits center and attached to this wall. cushion covered benches are on either side of this wooden object. There are window or portholes above some of the benches. The wooden object is reddish with tan trim. It is approximately 3.5 to 4 feet tall and 18 inches on a side. A small railing runs along the top, rear edge. the entire object is well constructed and very polished. There are 3 black wooden rails attached to, or 3 slots cut into, each of the two front sides. This triangular wooden object has something to do with the access to something; possibly the bow cavity. 6. current locations as determined by the viewers are reflected in a copy of a map enclosed SG1J 1 ENCLOSURE MAP Approved Fer Re 0900180007-7