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AGENT REPORT
For use of this form, see FM 30-17(0; AR 381-20;
the proponent agency
Is the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence.
i. name of situtcf on title of incident
THIRD FLOOR
UNIDENTIFIED BUILDING
4. REPORT Of FWDINOS
2.
DATE SUIMITTED
3, CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMRER
CL-99 8/ 8302/01
On
March
1983,
Source
CL-01
was
interviewed
concerning
the
third
floor
of
an
unidentified
building
in
an
attempt
to
determine
if
there
was
any
intelligence
threat
to
the
area.
Source stated substantially
as
follows:
On
the
third
floor
were
offices.
From
an
elevator
and
across
a
hallway,
doors
made
of
glass
and
wood
led
to
a
reception
area
that
had
fancy
furniture,
a
decorative
rug,
pictures
on
the
wall
and
low
lighting,
"like
a
hotel
lobby."
From the
reception area
a hall went
to
offices
and
an area with
an
iron
vault
door
"like
a controlled
area."
In
this
area
was
a
room
with
communications
equipment,
two
offices
for
holding
message
traffic
and maintaining
files,
and
a
third
office
with
a
map
on
the
wall
(not
further
identified)
.
This
area
had
no
windows
and
was
characterized
as
modern
with
florescent
lights.
The
area appeared
to have been freshly painted.
Source
indicated
the people
on
the
third
floor
appeared
to
be
American
because
of
their
"mannerisms
and
the
way
they
look."
They
dressed
in
suits
but
with
coats
off
and
sleeves
rolled
up.
Some
of
the
people were military
but
under
a
form
of
cover.
Source described
the
activity conducted
on
the
third
floor
as
government
type
activity
involving
subterfuge
and
intelligence
collection.
Source
was
unable
to
report
the
language
spoken
but
did
report
an
impression
of
a
word
" mellakawaysa"
or
"mellakaysa"
(phonetic),
which
he
felt
was
important.
Source
detected
what
he
thought
might
be
a
foreign
object
of
some
kind embedded
in
a
rubber
pad
and
inserted
in
the metal
edge
of
a
desk
or
table
top.
This
object
(not
further
identified)
appeared
to be pulsing.
It
was
in
a
gun metal
gray
desk
or
table.
The desk
or
table was
in
a room with
a printer
WARNING NOTICE:
SENSITIVE
INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND
METHODS
INVOLVED.
NOT RELEASABLE TO
FOREIGN NATIONALS
CLASSIFIED
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5. TYPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OF SPECIAL AGENT
6.
SIGNATURE Of SPECIAL AGENT
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AGENT REPORT
For use of this form, see FM 30-17(0; AR 381-20;
the proponent agency
is the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence.
I. NAME OP SUBJECT OR THU OF INCIDENT
THIRD FLOOR
UNIDENTIFIED BUILDING
2. DATE SUBMITTED
3. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER
CL-9 9 8/830 2/01
4. REPORT Of FINDINGS
to one
side and communications
equipment
across
the
room.
This
particular
room
had
no
windows
and
contained
file
cabinets.
Source
further
noted,
"something peach
colored"
on
the
table
or
desk
.
Source was unable
to describe
all
of
the
third
floor
during
this
interview.
No
further
amplifying
information
concerning
any
possible
intelligence
threat
to
the
third
floor
was
obtained from Source during
this
interview.
Attached
hereto
as
EXHIBIT
I
are
drawings
of
the
third
floor
area provided by Source.
3. TYPED NAME AND ORGANIZATION OP SPECIAL AGENT
6.
SIGNATURE OF SPECIAL AGENT
DA-341
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1 JUN 47, WHICH MAY
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