SPR #9~13.#0/ =~ * A , A Approved For Release 2001/03/07 - Wcla- RDP96- 00789R000200120014.p" Lt Lu , Z / SEE / NOFORN ~ SKEET CHANNELS ONLY RPROQECT SUN STREAR CU) ERY SESSION PROCEDURES REPORT _HARNING NOTICE _INTELL TGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED ‘ CONTROL NUMBER: 8745 NICKNAME: Nerte DATE OF SESSIOMa & Cet gy TARGET COUNTRY s Urderowr REFERENCES s More SESS TON NUMBER: Of DATE OF REPORT? 8 Oek @7 MISSION STATUS: Continuing TECHN TGIUE: UTE EZED s EV BOLRCE _SDENTIF TER: Oo7Y 1. CG / NE / Sk) EN TERY | ER TOSK ING Thig isa the initial session of a ~~ 5 } vn a os s \ Naw preoedect monduc lising thy ie Source, Speci ficaily the , % Interviewer ie a the Remate Viewing Gaweece to provide data on a ; specifica gite to inelude the general external confi oun et ions @ PUrpoageas § oak af any steuctures and objects at the eit @ and data partaining toa the . yoo davelopmank and uwhiligation of naterlala/vob jects at this site. Thea ve “4° pu Interviewer hag not been made cognizant of the true nature of thig \ _ Bite. The Interviewer uktiliged the ancrypted coordinate of Re "LA7TGS/IEIS," which ia a daparture from accepted protacols of two six reo digit coordinates. There were no indications that shortened woe fF caorcinates Mac any iceable affect on Sources performance in thi a , seagiaon and She wag able to quickly adapt to thig rather small - dapartucea fram pak procedures. i a wa (S/ MF S/S) ; SOUrCE was specifically told that -Y thhig “will be ational target that you have not wee . beef ores. fo wart, “you tobe prepared for unusual coordinates. This should mot affect you". Source was mot pravirded with any further o re) cues cH dagertotive data pertaining to thig target prior to the Y Re gegeian. This BLOM was conducted utilizing Extended Ramote ; u Viewing (ERY) protocols in ite antiraty. TAP LG ea (S/ NEF SSE) Appraximately hal ¢ way through thie ye Me formal se cor component a tractor driven lawn mower bean cuthing wea the grass around the aperational site. The nolee wage seo over power d ric Vf that the Interviewer was required to atop the giar ea until the “ oulsice maintenance activity had abated. Source 1 in post seasgican interviews eta She cid not hear the noise anc therefore it is “Unlikely that ‘upton hac any lasting effect on the se ie data. Thare were mo other reportable incidents or anomalies whieh a 00020072001 4- 2 APPIOVed athe RARE 40 01/O3/02,- EIARDP96-00789R
Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000200120014-2 ttinmn’ NOPORN - SKEET CHANNELS ONLY may have influenced the data obtaingd in this seagqagion. 4, (S/NF/SE)  GUMMARY: Source furnished the attached summary which Was prapar ec following theo ion and submitted to the (nterviewer within twenty four hours following the segeian, The completeness of the typewritten summary has been compared to the interviewer “@ meters and all omissions, aber and/or corrections have bean verifi@ed as acceptable by the Interviewer, The information pravided in the aummary was found ta be a camplete accaunting af the data pravided by the Goure@ clarimg thie ion and cid mot raquire fuether nediftication, clarification or additions by the Interviawar. : wo G/N 4SE COM Gource (se impressgiong and post-session summary woud @ y indicate that Source’s impressions at the site sing and erratic. The data pravided by Hear cancerning Her impreasiang was ambiguous with na single clearly detinable thread of information that could have been @xploited by the Interviewer. Tt is necessary to mote again that the Interviewer ig unwitting ag to the avant nature of the targat site and theareatore the existence of apecific cues and relevant data may have gone unreceagnigead. Source tandacd tao attemot to label items in the se on which caused the -arviewer to epend an inerdinate amount of time directing the Source to describe these items rather thaM\label them. There did not ae to be any one specific item or activity of interest at this which “atteacted" the atkention of Source howaver, im past- aagion interviews She commented that Sha "felt" there was something oF interest within the structure and that given more time toa "axplore” the facility She will locate this item and pravide the necessary data. This ig an unusual ingight by a Gource and may ie indication that the Interviawer’s efforts to maintain structure may have actually impeded the Source’s efforts ta "ga to the item" of interegt.. Tt ig a tricky question of trade-offs which may require further introspective analysis by the Interviewer in subsaquant iT CH a “SGFOIA3 Approved For. 2004 /03/07,-ClA;RNP96-0 000200120014-2 a eG AGB Ro be0OKBQR
Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000200120014-2 & OCT 87 OBJECT. {WAS STANDING IN THE MIDDLE AND THE SIDES OF THE OBJECT | WERE ROUNDED AND WERE NOT EVEN. THE SIDES WER NOT EVENLY LINED } LIP, [HAD THE FEELING OF BLOCKS AND BREAKAGES. LATER ON DURING THE SESSION, I FELT Meat THIS OBJECT WAS A STRUCTURE . THE STRUCTURE WASS HARD, SGUARE,“TALL, WIDE, AND BIG. THE STRUCTURIE Hel A ARIANGULAR BASE. THE SIDES OF THE STRUCTURE WERE POUNTED, I KEPT LOOKING We OAT THE STRUCTURE BECAUSE IT WAS SEPARATED INTO BLOCKS AND - COULD SEE SEOPLEE SlUTING AT THE Tor WITH TABLES GROUND THEM, THEY WERE OBSERVING AND LOOKING OUT. THEY WERE CHATTING TO EACH OTHER, TT WAS @ NICE LOCATION AND THIS WAS A RELAXED ATMOSEHERE, Tree AREA ARQUND THE STRUCTURE WAS BIG. TO COWL SEE REQELE WALKING AND MOVING FREELY. IY WAS A BUSY AREA BUT NOT CROWDED, THE AREA WAS CLEAN AND WELL KEET, PV WAS PLAIN, SIMPLE, AND BICE. THERE was A ROAD MEGREY { COULD GEE SOME GREEN GRASS BUT THERE WAS WHITE CEMENT NEAR AND AROUND THE GTRUCTURE. THERE MAY ,BE A PARKING AREA NEARBY, ONCE INSIDE THE STRUCTURE » Io WAS FIRST IN A BIG » ROUND, CIRCULAR AREA, TOCOULD GEE A LARGE, CURCULAR FIECE OF FURAN TURE THAT LOOKED LURE @& DEGE AND THERE WIRE WOMEN HERE WHO STroop BEHIND THE We STACRWELL GOING UF IN & CIRCULAR MOTTON BEHIND THE DESK. IN THE BACKGROUND, I COULD SEE LARGE SHELVES AND IT LOOKED AS THOUGH Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000200120014-2 LY
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