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DATE: REPLY TO ATTN OF: SUBJECT: TO: SGIA SGIA Approved For Rele Approved For Releas DP¥6-0078 90015-7 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT memorandum 25 May 930 DT-S SUN STREAK Report - 9030 (U) DCSINT-PO 1. (S/STD/NF) On 23 and 24 May 1990, four remote viewing sessions were conducted against a target vessel identified as the *" The target vessel reportedly left Miami, Florida, en-route to the Bahamas, possibly with contraband, in the form of drugs, aboard ship. Remote viewers were tasked to determine its current location, the nature of the illegal drugs aboard ship, and the destination of the drugs. 2. (S/STD/NF) Viewer 018 perceived the vessel’s current _ location to be at 2318N/7757W. Illegal drugs appeared to he present in the storage/cargo area. The concept of “cabinetry” was associated with the storage of the drugs. The vessel was en- route to a port area, not further identified. The crew did not appear to be armed. 3. (S/STD/NF) Viewer 079 perceived the vessel’s current location at geographical coordinates 2240N/7530W. Viewer 079 anticipated that a related activity, not further defined, would take place by 28 May 1990 at geographical location 2500N/7700W 4. (S/STD/NF) Viewer 025 located the target vessel at 2200N/7500W. The illegal drugs appeared destined for Naples, Florida. The drugs seemed to be e stern portion of the vessél. Crew members of the were armed. 5. (S/STD/NF) Viewers appear to be in agreement on the general and current location of the target vessel. Detailed responses to other tasking is lacking. There was insufficient time to obtain additional details; however, additional data may be obtained in enduing sessions,if desired. A copy of a map indicating the locational findings by the viewers is attached to this report. ~ 1 ENCLOSURE MAP Branch Chief HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY CLASSIFIED BY: HQDA DECLASSIFY BY: OADR OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 (REV. 1-60) GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 SO10-114 + 1084 0 = 461-275 (272)
DATE: REPLY TO ATTN OF: SUBJECT: SG1A TO: 4 (3 mOy 89R000900190012-0 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT memorandum 23 May 90 DT-S SUN STREAK Report - 9028 (U) DCSINT-PO 1. (S/STD/NF) On 21 April 1990, three remote viewers conducted ) inst the suspected drug smuggling vessel known as departed Barranquilla, Colombia, O/a ay en-route for Netherlands Antilles (Located directly north of Venezuela). The suspected load of contraband in the form of illegal drugs, is believed to he destined for the US. 2. (S/STD/NF) Viewer 095 reported that the vessel is currently located north of Aruba at 1456N/70W and is moving slowly on a heading of 338 degrees. The vessel is carrying 8-10 kilograms of cocaine. The cocaine is wrapped in several layers of waterproof material in a “metal bubble” welded in place on the port-side of the vessel, near the bow, several feet below the waterline. The contraband will be off-loaded/transferred in approximately 8 days (29 May) between 2100-2400L at night at a location west of Haiti at 18N/7450W. The destination of the contraband in the US is South of Florida. The name “keye-yah”, "kiya” phonetically surfaced in connection with the vessel. 3.  (S/STD/NF) Viewer 003 reported that the vessel is moving in a north-northwest direction at 1405N/6155W, about 60 miles WNW of St. Lucia: Island. The vessel has a fish smell and a quantity of slimy crustaceans aboard. The people aboard the vessel feel safe and secure. The vessel is not at risk now. It recently carried contraband in the form of narcotics. It successfully unloaded the material and moved on. A search indicated that the contraband was recently off-loaded; it is projected for the US in the vicinity of 2530N/8030W at the Florida coast SE of Florida City. 4. (S/STD/NF) Viewer 018 reported that the current location of the target vessel as of 1330 hrs on 21 May 90 is 1505N/62W. There are no illegal drugs presently aboard ship. The goods just delivered were a white, acrid-tasting powder and were wrapped in plastic packages, which were approximately 2 inches by 10 inches HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY CLASSIFIED BY: HQDA DECLASSIFY BY: OADR OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 (REV. 1-80) Approved For pind al oi ae oS ae 01-16 vw GPO + 1984 0 - 461-275 (272)
-00789R000900190012-0 by 10 inches, and were kept under a light blue plastic tarp of covering. The transfer has already been completed at sea to a much larger ship which appears to have been a passenger ship. The drugs will be off-loaded in the US at Texas, probably Galveston or Houston, in the ship channel. 5. (S/STD/NF) There is correlation on the current location of the target vessel as reported by Viewer 003 and Viewer 018. SG1J 1 ENCLOSURE MAP Branch Chief Approved For Real § 9 789R000900190012-0
DATE: REPLY TO ATTN OF: SUBJECT: TO: Approved GES REE [SED foonsono 90013-9 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT memorandum 21 May 1990 DT-S SUN STREAK Report - 9029 (U) DCSINT-PO 1. (S/STD/NF) On 21022 May 1990, four remote viewers conducted four sessions in an effort _to answer requirements against the vessel identified as the ew ig suspected of SG1A carrying both cocaine and mariJjuana. @ vessel departed Riohacha, Colombia on 10 May 1990 enroute for Aruba. The contraband is projected for ports-of-call in the US. 2. (S/STD/NF) 003 reported that the[ _|is currently SG1A located at 2150N/6730W (east of the Turks and Caicos Islands). The vessel is carrying white contraband which is located on board slightly forward and slightly to port of midships, below deck but above the waterline. The vessel will carry the contraband to Savannah, GA, ST. Petersburg/Tampa, FL. 3. (S/STD/NF) 025 reported that the vessel is currently located just southeast of Aruba. Small, clean packages of cocaine are stored down below midships. The.load will be delivered Key West, Fl. 4. (S/STD/NF) 049 reported that the vessel is currently located 2330N/6530W. The vessel is carrying contraband stored starboard of midships just above the waterline. The contraband is packed in an area that is tightly sealed. The contraband will be off- loaded/transferred east of the Bahama Islands at 2715N/7110W, on 29-30 May 1990. The final destination for the contraband is in the vicinity of the Florida/Georgia border (eastern side). The vessel’s route of travel is as follows: After clearing the Peninsula de la Guajira, the vessel followed a heading of 63 degrees to 1530N/65W. It then changed to a heading of 24 degrees to 2330N/6230W. It changed its heading again to that of 309 degrees from where it will proceed to the transferpoint of 2715N/7170W. as HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY _ CLASSIFIED BY: HQDA DECLASSIFY BY: OADR OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 (REV. 1-80) mt SORE PSTN Boner we GPO + 1984 O - 461-275 (272)
Approved rifeicfsy FT/S Ripon 90013-9 5.  (S/STD/NF) 079 reported that the[__]t currently SG1A located at 16N/77W. The vessel is traveling at a fast rate and will sail into the Gulf of Mexico. The drugs, however, are destined for the southeast portion of the United States within three to five weeks. 6. (S/STD/NF) At TAB A is a map showing pertinent location points of described by the viewers. SG1J 1 ENCLOSURE MAP ranc r=}
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REPLY TO
ATTN OF:
SUBJECT:
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Approved
May
1990
DT-S
SUN STREAK Report
- 9029
(U)
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UNIT& STATES GOVERNMENT
memorandum
DCSINT-PO
1.
(S/STD/NF)
On 21022 May
1990,
four remote viewers conducted
four sessions
in
an effort
to answer requiremen ts against
the
vessel
identified as the [
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of
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carrying both cocaine ana mar i j uana
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10 May
1990 enroute for
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contraband
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US.
departed
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Caicos
Islands)
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2.
(S/STD/NF)
003 reported that
the,
located at 2150N/6730W
(east
of the Turks and
The vessel
is carrying white contraband which
is
located on board
slightly forward and slightly to port
of midships,
below deck but
above the waterline.
The vessel
will
carry the contraband to
Savannah,
GA,
ST.
Petersburg/Tampa,
FL.
SG1A
3.
(S/STD/NF)
025 reported that
the vessel
is currently located
just southeast of
Aruba.
Small,
clean packages
of cocaine are
stored down below midships.
The
load will
be delivered Key West,
FI.
4.
(S/STD/NF)
049 reported that the vessel
is currently located
2330N/6530W.
The vessel
is carrying contraband stored starboard
of midships
just above
the waterline.
The contraband
is packed
in an area that
is tightly sealed.
The contraband will
be off
loaded/tr'ansferred east
of the Bahama
Islands
at 2715N/7110W,
on
29-30 May
1990.
The final
destination for
the contraband
is
in
the vicinity of the Florida/Georgia border
(eastern side).
The
vessel's route
of travel
is as follows:
After clearing the
Peninsula de
la Guajira,
the vessel
followed
a heading
of
degrees to
1530N/65W.
It then changed to
a heading
of
24 degrees
to 2330N/6230W.
It changed
its heading again to that
of
309
degrees from where
it
will
proceed to the transferpoint
of
27 15N/7 170W.
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UNITElb STATES GOVERNMENT
memorandum
REPLY TO
HT—C
ATTN OF:
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subject:
sun STREAK Report
- 9030
(U)
DCSINT-PO
SG1A
SG1A
1.
(S/STD/NF)
On
23 and
24 May
1990,
four remote viewing
ses^^on^vrere conducted against
a target vessel
identified as the
The target vessel
reportedly left Miami
,
Florida
,
en-route to the Bahamas,
possibly with contraband,
in
the form of
drugs,
aboard ship.
Remote viewers were tasked to determine
its
current
location,
the nature of the
illegal
drugs aboard ship,
and the destination of the drugs.
2.
(S/STD/NF)
Viewer 018 perceived the vessel's current
location to be
at 2318N/7757W.
Illegal
drugs appeared to be
present
in the storage/cargo area.
The concept
of
"cabinetry”
was associated with the storage of
the drugs.
The vessel
was en-
route
to
a port area,
not further
identified.
The crew did not
appear to be armed.
3.
(S/STD/NF)
Viewer 079 perceived the vessel 's current
location at geographical coordinates 2240N/7530W.
Viewer 079
anticipated that
a related activity,
not further defined,
would
take place by 28 May
1990
at geographical
location 2500N/7700W
4.
(S/STD/NF)
Viewer 025
located the target vessel
at
2200N/7500W.
The
illegal
drugs appeared destined for Naples,
Florida.
The drugs seemed to be ^ore^^h^the stern portion
of
the vessel.
Crew members
of the
armed.
5.
(S/STD/NF)
Viewers appear to be
in agreement on the general
and current location of the target vessel.
Detailed responses to
other tasking
is
lacking.
There was insufficient time
to obtain
additional
details;
however,
additional
data may be obtained
in
enduing sessions, if desired.
A copy of
a map indicating the
locational
findings by the viewers
is attached to this report.
SGI J
ENCLOSURE
MAP
Branch Chief
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
CLASSIFIED
BY:
HQDA
DECLASSIFY BY:
OADR
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
(REV. 1-60)
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Approved Fo 8 : - 9R000900190017-5 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT memorandum DATE: 29 May 90 REPLY TO ATTN OF: DT-S SUBJECT: SUN STREAK Report - 9031 (U) TO: DCSINT - PO SG1AU 1. S/STD/NF) On 24 May 90 and 25 May 90, four remote viewing session were conducted t requirements against a target vessel identified as the and suspected of transporting illegal drugs to the US. SGIA 2. (S/STD/NF) Viewer 003 reported that noe was located at 2542N/8648W as of approximately 1500 hrs Local, May 90. It was carrying drugs in the form of a white material in about 10 clear-plastic 10-lb bags. The drugs were transferred to a medium-sized cabin cruiser at dusk in the area of 2906N/8620W. The vessel’s point of origin was reported as being on the Mexican coast in an area north of Villahermosa, Mexico at 1830N/9315W. 3. (S/STD/NF) Viewer 025 reported the a: located at SGIA 24N/86W. It was carrying drugs which were below the stern. The drugs were to be off-loaded at Naples, Florida. The vessel’s point of origin was the Mexican coast, at approximately 21N/97W, located in the vicinity of Tuxpan. 4. (S/STD/NF) Viewer 049 reported the JE was located at SGIAL 2330N/8615W. The drugs were wrapped in burlap—like material and packaged in bundles measuring approximately 6” by 5” by 24”, These bundles were packed inside heavy wooden crates with small round objects. The crates were sitting behind a series of pipes or railings in a damp, dark area with liquid on the floor. The vessel’s point of origin was at approximately 1950N/9045W, an area located in the vicinity of Campeche, in the Yucatan Peninsula. 5, (S/STD/NF) Viewer 095 reported the a-: located at SG1A 2609N/90W on a heading of 51 degrees. was not carrying drugs. It was not carrying drugs when it departed from Mexico at a point north of Tampico. It will not pick up any drugs in the near future. HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY CLASSIFIED BY: H@DA DECLASSIFY BY: OADR OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 Approved F 789R000900 Fagint rer" we GPO + 1984 0 - 461-275 (272)
Approved 6. (S/STD/NF) COMMENTS: 89R000900190017-5 There is a general consensus about the See attached map. There is a present location of ho lack of correlation as to e vessel’s point of departure from Mexico. SG1A 1 ENCLOSURE MAP SG1J Branch Chief EN ET7 89R000900190017-5
REPLY TO
ATTN OFi
SUBJECT:
9R0009001 9001 7-5
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
memorandum
29 May 90
DT-S
SUN STREAK Report
- 9031
<U)
TO:
DCSINT
- PO
SG1AD
1.
S/STD/NF)
On
24 May 90 and 25 May 90,
four remote viewing
session were conducted tc^nswa^jequi remen ts against
a target
vessel
identified as
the
and suspected of transporting
illegal
drugs
to the
US.
SG1AD
2.
(S/STD/NF)
Viewer 003 reported that theH^HH|| was
located
at 2542N/8648W as
of approximately
1500 hrs
local,
Z*t May 90.
It
was carrying drugs
in
the form of
a white material
in about
clear-plastic
10-lb bags.
The drugs were transferred to a
medium-sized cabin cruiser
at dusk
in the area of 2906N/8620W.
The vessel 's point
of origin was reported as being on
the Mexican
coast
in an area north of
Vi 1 lahermosa
,
Mexico at
1830N/9315W.
3.
(S/STD/NF)
Viewer 025 reported the ^^HHJHas located at SG1AD
24N/86W.
It was carrying drugs which weT^^WPHPbelow the
stern*
The drugs were to be off-loaded at Naples,
Florida.
The
vessel's point of origin was the Mexican coast,
at approximately
21N/97W,
located
in the vicinity of Tuxpan.^_
qpiAn
4.
(S/STD/NF)
Viewer 049 reported the
locatec* at
2330N/86 15W.
The drugs were wrapped
in burlap-like^material
and
packaged
in bundles measuring approximately
by
by 24
.
These bundles were packed inside heavy wooden crates with small
round objects.
The crates were sitting behind a series
of pipes
or railings
in
a damp,
dark area with liquid on the floor.
The
vessel's point of origin was at approximately 1950N/9045W,
an
area located
in the vicinity of Campeche,
in the Yucatan
Peninsula.
5.
(S/STD/NF)
Viewer 095 reported the ^^^^^Has
located
at SG1A
2609N/90W on
a heading of
degrees.
was not
carrying drugs.
It was not carrying drugs when
it departed from
Mexico at
a point north of Tampico.
It will
not pick
up any
drugs
in the near future.
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
CLASSIFIED
IVi
HQDA
DECLASSIFY BY:
OADR
Approved F
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
(REV. 1-80)
789R000900tg®H
,t7
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Vk GPO
-
1<»4 O - 461-275
(272)
Approved
6.
(S/STD/NF)
COMMENTS:
present
location of
thej
lack
of correlation as
Mexico.
_ _
.
.
SG1AD
There
is
a general
consensus about the
See attached map.
There
is
a
ie vessel 's point
of departure from
SGI J
1 ENCLOSURE
MAP
Branch Chief
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