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they were the kind you see
in Europe.
They got long
straight trunk,
and.
. .ah.
. .the branches
on
top.
They
go up
for
a long way without.
. .without having any
branches.
And then there was other types
of trees
and stuff.
And
as
I mentioned about these wooden
vehicle sheds,
they were reusable but they weren't
well kept .. .ahm.
. .seemed kind of
run
down.
#27.5
Can
you remember what
the inside
of that.
. .ah.
. .ramp
area looked like?
#11
I
can
try.
How do ya draw
a picture when you can
see
everything at
once;
there's no perspective.
#27.5
That's correct.
#11
Ah... OK,
let me give.
. .perhaps give you several
impressions
then.
Ah... OK,
I
' Id
just gone down the
ramp and
I'm standing at the bottom and
on the other
side here,
at this end,
appears to
be another ramp
that goes out,
that goes up and out
again.
I
don't
know how
to.
.
#27.5
Just put
an arrow there and label
it would probably
be the best way.
#11
Yea.
Ah... those were the heavy square columns
or
pillars that were holding up this.
. .what.
. .they were
supports
or whatever,
and they went
on back
everywhere.
And as you drove down
here,
there
seemed to be
an area back over here where there was
a lot of storage
or whatever,
but most
of the
activity that was taking place.
. .ah.
. .was
on either
side of the area down... ah...
#27.5
Can
you .
. .ah.
.
. can
you
label this
as
an
up ramp?
#11
OK.
#27.5
think that's what you called
it,
correct?
#11
Yea,
it was... it was
just another ramp.
Ah... for
nothing better
to call
it,
I'll call
it
an exit
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#19.5
#43.5
#19.5
#43.5
#19.5
#43.5
#19.5
#43.5
#19.5
#43.5
That's that weed like plant.
Yeah.
And,
the rest
of
it was
just.
. .slowly,
graduating land going down towards the
arrow
and. .uh. .some very heavy
jungle type. .uh. .some
very heavy
jungle type greenery down there.
Ok.
asked
you how you would locate this place?
I don't have any
idea except by boat
or by
air.
Nothing stood out
(interference by #19.5 talking
also)
when you were looking down
a
No.
Nothing stood out except these cliffs.
These
cliffs
...these cliffs are probably the most
outstanding part of this thing.
I
got
a feeling
like it's only along in here... you
got this kind
of
and these kind of cliffs.
How high are these cliffs?
Uh
I would
say 400 feet,
anyway.
Down to
the water?
Yeah.
Feeling they
are very high,
but they are
sandy,
you
know.
Anything else you want
to add?
#19.5
No.
#43.5
How
do you feel about the session?
#19.5
Feel great about the session.
I don't remember
atarting
it,
so it's got to be
a good one.
#43.5
Ok.
very
good.
That's
it,
then.
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ramp.
Could be
an
exit...
#27.5
OK.
Could you... could you
lable down
the bottom of
the page then
that this
is
the entrance so there's
no mistakening
it.
#11
OK.
Well,
you
know,
the thing of
it
is that either
one could be used for both,
either/and/or,
but this
is
the way
I
came
in.
#27.5
OK.
I understand that.
Can you
just put arrow...
write activity and put arrows to where you believe
there was activity?
#11
OK.
Ahm...it was back over
in
here,
and back off
to
that side over here,
back
in here.
Ah... it was
on
either side of this thing,
and it's... it seemed to
be like
a fully equiped machine shop
or something.
You
know,
heavy,
I mean
really heavy duty machine
shop.
Ahm.
. .perhaps
I
can do
it from an overhead
of that same...
#27.5
OK.
Why don't you try... why don't you
do that,
and ... ah ...
#11
To try
to explain
it.
#27.5
Try
to get it
as proportionally correct as
you
possible
can.
#11
That might be tough,
cause
I
lost
a
lot
of... ah...
a lot of light,
as
I
looked everything was dark
in
the background,
but
I
saw where the... the light and
the activity
took place.
I'm not absolutely sure
about the proportion.
But,
you've got your ramp
here,
and
a ramp here.
And
just so you
can get
an
idea of... of where
I
was.
. .ah.
. .1
' 11 call
this the
entrance,
that's where
I
went
in,
and this is the
exit that
I
saw
on
the other
side.
Ahm... for some
reason,
appeared to be
a wall
or something.
I
don't
know what was behind
it,
perhaps
it was offices or
more
of the same,
but,
in
fact,
for some reason
I
kept seeing something over here that... that perhaps
I
got the tank-idis,
OK,
but
it almost appears that
there was
a tank sitting there like that,
and
it had
the turret lifted up and somebody was working under-
neath,
grinding with
a grinding wheel around the
turret ring where
it would sit
down,
rotate
or
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Meta-analysls of Forced-Choice Precognition Experiments
TABLE 3:
Significance Levels for Adjusted Sample
Zdir
Zpred
Mean
0.43
0.79
Standard Deviation
1.42
125
Combined (Stouffer) z
6.69
1239
Pz
1.93x 10'11
136 xlO*27
Lower 95% Confidence Estimate
028
0.66
Lower 99% Confidence Estimate
0.22
0.61
Lower 99.9% Confidence Estimate
0.15
035
Table 4 presents effect size estimates for the adjusted sample
. Both the
directional and predicted effect sizes remain significantly above zero.
TABLE 4:
Effect Sizes for Adjusted Sample
ESdii
ESpred
Mean
0.016
0.027
Standard Deviation
0.070
0.066
/(247)
3.60
6.44
Pi
1.92 xlO4
2.4 xlO
-8
Lower 95% Confidence Limit
0.009
0.020
Lower 99% Confidence Limit
0.006
0.017
Lower 99,9% Confidence Limit
0.002
0.014
Elimination of outliers reduces the total number of investigators from 62
to 57, but the results remain basically the same when the analyses are based
on investigators rather than studies. The combined (Stouffer) z’s are 7.37
for directional outcomes and 11.68 for predicted outcomes. Twenty one of
the 57 investigators (36.8%) have directionally significant outcomes at the
Psychophysical Research Laboratories
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THE RECORD
SUBJECT
:
1.
(C)
Project number CC75,
and the following information apply:
a.
(S)
Source described
a valley running approximately north easterly
in
direction.
b.
(S)
He reported
a
rather primative building directly to the west.
There were large buildings
on
the east side
of
the valley,
and
in
a
ravine
to the east side there were tracked vehicles and tanks fenced within
a
darkened area.
A very high observation tower was also described
in
the area.
c.
(S)
The source described the area
as being generally very well
lit.
He stated that he saw people climbing
into trucks,
sort
of like
a guard
mount change.
They were getting
into trucks near
a garrison type
of area
with long
low buildings.
d.
(S)
Source stated that
there appeared to be
a stream running through
the valley with banks
to either side.
The banks are described as being 30-
40 feet
in width,
and the stream itself
as being approximately 12-13
feet
below the edges
of
the banks.
The edges are sloped down gradually
to
the
stream area which
is approximately 6-8
feet
in width.
e.
(S)
Attached are drawings which were done by the source
of
the area
described above.
2.
(5)
Request
the above information be evaluated and comments be provided
to the undersigned
in writing no later than 09 June
1980,
this will permit
a
full evaluation
of the source information
for both accuracy and intelligence
value.
Information was delayed
in processing and
is pertinent
to approx-
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all quite
a... quite
a distance back,
they
1 re.
. .they
1 re
fairly
large.
And back... and
to this side,
I
get the
impression
of
a large concrete structure
on which there was
sand,
like that,
but this end was.
. .ah.
. .clear.
Now,
I
got
the impression
that
in... in this whole area
in
here,
there
was
a lot
of steel reinforced concrete.
#36
Did you have
a feeling for why
it was reinforced?
#1
No,
it was
just
a very heavy,
yea,
just
a very heavy
construction technique,
you
know,
like.
. .ah.
. .1
just get
the word hardened concrete keeps coming into my mind,
I
don't why,
you
know,
so,
I
just mentioned
it.
#36
I
don't have any more questions.
#1
Good luck.
That's
it,
#66
Ah... there's one other question
that comes to mind here
in looking at your drawings that
I
have.
. .ahm.
.
.
In...
ahm...the drawing that you have done from overhead,
well,
I asked you
to look through the container and describe
what
is
on the inside of this thing,
and
I noticed from
your drawing that you
draw this thing as though you're
right over the
top
of
it.
I thought that you were talking
about
it,
as you were talking,
as though you were looking
at the side
of
it,
so... ah... it was
a surprise
to me when
you
drew this from the top.
Can you tell me
a little bit
about why you perceived
it from the top?
#1
I'm not sure
I
can answer
that,
other than the fact,
the
last position
I was viewing
in was from the top,
and
it
may be that
I... it might
be that
I
just failed to move
or
it may be that that
is the clearest angle that
I
can
view
the cylinder
from,
is from the
top.
Yea,
I
get the
sensation
that looking from the side would have been
even
more complex because
of the tubes,
and the pipes,
and
everything that are all clustered around
it,
you
know,
all the other objects are around
it.
And
I
just felt
like
the easiest access to the inside
of this cylinder tube was
through the top.
I
think that's probably why
I viewed
it
from that angle.
And even that
was.
. .ah.
. .caused
a very
complex situation.
I would say
it's probably easier
to
view... the easiest access for viewing clarity would be
through the
top.
Why,
I
don't
know.
#66
OK.
Thinking about being
on target
in recalling
in your
mind what
it was
like being there,
is it possible to see
this from the side?
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Meta-analysis of Forced-Choice Precognition Experiments
(Kmskal-Wallis one-wayANOVA, chi-square = W.l^Adfp = .019). This
outcome is due to the substantially lower quality of studies appearing in the
Journal ofthe Societyfor Psychical Research.
Study Quality in relation to Year of Publication
Precognition effect sizes have remained constant over a half-century of
research, even though the methodological quality of the research has
improved significantly during
this period.
The correlation between
directional effect size and year of publication is -.050 (/246 = -0.79, p =
.429).
The result is nearly identical for the predicted ES
(r246 = -.059,
p - .358). Study quality and year of publication are, however, positively and
significantly correlated (r246 = .239, _p = 7.2 x 10'5
).
See Figure 4.
Critics of parapsychology have long believed that evidence for
parapsychological effects disappears as the methodological rigor increases.
The precognition database does not support this belief.
FIGURE 4:
(a) Directional Effect Sizes in relation to Year of Publica-
tion, (b) Study Quality in relation to Year of Publication
Least Squares Fit with 95% Confidence Limits
§
S
YEAR OF PUBLICATION
YEAR OF PUBLICATION
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SESSION INFORMATION
A.
TARGET DATA :
Date:
Task/Target Number:
Session Number:
B.
PERSONNEL DATA :
Source Number:
Monitor Number:
Beacon/ Sender No:
C.
SESSION DATA :
Session Start Time:
Session Stop Time:
Method Used:
Aids/Distractions
(Pis)
:
Pre-sessions Hunches:
Date Summary Returned:
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D.
EVALUATION DATA :
Viewer Confidence
(H/M/L)
:
Evaluator's Estimate
E.
INFORMATION :
Target vessel
is rather
large
and has been
involved
in
drug trafficking.
Target vessel is hispanic in nature and there is
an older man who may be the captain of the vessel.
This older man
has
gray/silver
hair
and
is
very
intelligent.
He
is
very well
aware
of
the
on-goings.
This man
could
also
be
an American who
helps with the off-loading once the drugs gets into the U.S.
Target
vessel
is
active
now
and
could
be
carrying
a
rather
large
amount
of
drugs
and
is
traveling
in
a
northern
direction.
.
.
&
The drugs could be inside brown squae crates.
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Approved For Release 2Q8 Oe #32 #28 #32 #28 #32 #28 #32 #28 #32 #28 #32 +20 #28 #32 RDP96-00788R000200140002-4 Rita bo Ok. From this huge sub-end like structure (mumbling) Excuse me a minute. You called it sub-end like structure. Explain to me what gives you that impression. Like an old World War II submarine type. (Mumb1ling) it's not. All right.Fine. Very, very thick wall that leads to a...like a spiral (phonetic). Tunnel leading up to,.uh..to a place where I saw that electronic gear which leads up to that top bunker. Tell me about that electronic gear. All on tables. PAUSE Typify the electronic gear for me. Say again. Typify the electronic gear for me. PAUSE (Mumbling) attached to a computer (mumbling) alot of keys...looked more like (mumbling).....telex (phonetic) or gomething...alot of keys. I don't know. (Mumbling) on top...like (mumbling) something. I don't know. PAUSE And then beyond this area, on your way out explain. Uh..game thing as when I came in. Open space with what appears to be dirt roads intersecting with clover leafs. This seems to be like I said...four of these things. Four circles within the entire area. Tell me about the climate and the terrain around this area. Ok. Very dry, very dry. Hard clay. Very arid, dry. Although the...ok...this next...tree line outside the area, but inside very hard, very dry. There's, there's no paved roads, or anything. It's just hard. There's no (mumbling)even thaugh it's dry I don't get the impression of wall there. I get the impression of sof |A-RDP96-00788R000200140002-4