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2.
(
)
SESSION RESULTS:
a.
(
)
Source quickly attained an altered state of consciousness
but but failed
to notify the Interviewer of his "arrival at Sanctuary."
In
the post-session interview Source stated that he had,
in fact,
not been able
to reach his sanctuary and could only receive a mixture of unrelated visuals.
At the appointed target time Source was able
to quickly move
to
the apropriate
site and begin verbally describing the area.
B.
(
)
At the site,
(the Ft Meade, Fire Station),
Source accurately
described, both vafeially and in post-session sketches,
the unusual array of
painted road lines both in front of
the adjacent
to the actual building.
He
further described "4x4 logs raised
of-f the ground" at this
site.
These subsequently
were revealed
to be metal road rails,
(side-wall)
along the highwaayadj acent
to the site.
This
is an example of an analytic overlay
(AOL)
in whxlfc the
concept
of 4x4 was used
to identify
a simple gestalt.
c.
(
)
Another example of an AOL occurred when Source identified a
flat,
dark,
smooth raised area as a "tennis court."
There is no tennis court
in this area, however a slightly raised adjacent parking area,
is also "flat,
dark and smooth."
At the site the Source could not positively identify this
region as his reported "tennis court" but the similarities were striking.
d.
(
)
The most conclusive "hit" was a firehose connection^
In session,
Source verbally described
a,
"manmade,
item,
creme colored with
silver?^ There
are lines like stitched leather."
In the post-session interview
the Source quite accurately depicted
a length of "creme colored
hose with.
a "silver" ring
(fitting)
on the end.
He even went
so far as
to draw inclines
coming out of
the hose and stated that "something comes out of the:"thbe".
(
)
Source was unable to locate the OBT at the site axcept
for
a few fleeting moments which
is,
in itself,
not important.
What was unusual
however,
is Source's failure to
rep°rt the presence of several large fire trucks,
painted bright greenish yellow.
In other woe^rds,
Source accurately described
many of
the small items associated with the site but apparently did not.
perceive the two or three house sized vehicle parked in front
of
the building.
This
is not an unusual occurrence and given more time at
the site with less
external pressure,, (a mandated fifteen minute window),
undoubtedly Source
would have"found"
the trucks and like the other items,
accurately reported on them.
SGI J
Special Activities Officer
Approved For Release 2003/04/18
: CIA-RDP96-00789R001400580001-3
Approved For Release 2003/04/18
: CIA-RDP96-00789R001 400580001 -3
2.
(
)
SESSION RESULTS:
a.
(
)
Source quickly attained
an altered
state
of
consciousness
but but failed
to notify
the Interviewer of his
arrival at Sanctuary.
In
the post-session interview Source stated
that he had,
in fact,
not been able
to reach his sanctuary
and could only receive
a mixture of unrelated visuals.
At
the appointed
target
time Source was able
to quickly move
to
the apropriate
site and begin verbally describing the area.
b.
(
)
At the site,
(the Ft Meade, Fire Station),
Source accurately
described,
both
vfifrfcally and in post-session sketches,
the unusual array of
painted road
lines both in front of
the adjacent to the actual building.
He
further described "4x4
logs raised
of-f
the ground"
at this
site.
These subsequently
were revealed
to be metal road rails,
(side-wall)
along the highwasy adjacent
to the site.
This is an example of an analytic overlay
(AOL)
in whine the
concept
of 4x4 was used
to identify a simple gestalt.
(
)
Another example of an AOL occurred when Source identified a
flat,
dark,
smooth raised area as
a "tennis court."
There is no tennis-court
in this area,
however
a slightly raised adjacent parking area,
is also
flat,
dark and smooth."
At
the site the Source could not positively identify this
region as his reported "tennis court" but
the similarities were striking.
(j #
(
)
The most conclusive "hit" was
a firehose connection^
In session.
Source verbally described
a,
"manmade,
item,
creme colored with
”5.,
silver;"?' There
are lines like stitched leather."
In the post-session interview
the Source quite accurately depicted
a length of "creme colored" hose with
a "silver" ring
(fitting)
on the end.
He even went
so far as
to draw in-lines
coming out
of
the hose and
stated that "something comes out of
ther-’thbe".
e>
(
)
Source was unable
to locate the OBT at the site axcept
for a few fleeting moments which
is,
in itself,
not
important.
What was unusual
however,
is Source's failure
to
rep°rt
the presence of several large fire trucks,
painted bright greenish yellow.
In other wo^rds,
Source accurately described
many of
the small items associated with the site but apparently did not
perceive the two or three house sized vehicle parked
in front
of
the building.
This
is not an unusual occurrence and given more time at
the site with less
external pressure,
, (a mandated fifteen minute window), undoubtedly Source
would have" found"
the trucks
and like the other
items,
accurately reported
on
them.
SGI J
Special Activities Officer
Approved For Release 2003/04/18
: CIA-RDP96-00789R001 400580001 -3