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SUMMARY
REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION D-99
1.
(S/NOFORN)
The following i^^summar^o^nformation
to^^M°r period
a.
(S/NOFORN)
Source reported that subject arrived at
a stone house
type building
in
a small sedan.
He entered the building by
traversing
a multiple terraced and shallow yard,
passing through
a section of bushes.
b.
(S/NOFORN)
Source described
the interior as
a small room,
sort
of
a bedroom/study combination.
He stated that
it was
a courtesy
type
of
billeting arrangement.
The room contained
a bunkbed and desk,
with
a small
closet off
to one side.
The room was connected
to
a narrow hallway,
and
has some sort
of high scaffolding
to one side with
a stairwell exposed
to
the
rear
of
the
desk.
c.
(S/NOFORN)
Subject was described
as holding
a clipboard.
The clipboard
is described
as having a marshmellow type object fastened to the upper
left
corner of
the paper.
d.
(S/NOFORN)
Source described the top sheet
of paper
as having
a small
arc design
in the upper left corner,
surrounding the lower side of
the marsh-
mellow designed object
(see drawing #1).
At the
top
of the page was
a back-
wards umbrella type design laying
on its side with
a
line proceeding left
to
right and curving down
the center of the
lower page area
(see drawing #2).
Source stated there are symbols
on
the paper
in conjunction with writing,
which appear
to be
a part or portion of
a diagram.
This contained fractions,
quantities,
and equal signs,
like
a special formula.
All of
the above occupie
approximately
6-8
lines.
The paper also contained vertical
lines and appeared
to have been some form of
a graph paper
or ledger sheet layout.
Source stated
the paper on
the clipboard was
really unimportant and that there was more
importance placed
on additional papers removed from envelopes located
on
the
desk.
e.
(S/NOFORN)
Source stated that subject removed
a group
of papers from
some envelopes on his desk.
These were read
or
3 times very carefully.
They were glossy/long,
rather blurred,
and had an appearance
of being an old
type
of photostatic copy.
These papers were described as also being gray
or
tan
in color,
and had
a graphic layout of
a rib shaped object,
segmented,
tubular
in design,
which was displayed
in steps.
Subject appeared
to be
very
elated while reviewing these documents.
These papers were studied
in detail
using a kind
of special occular
glasses.
f.
(S/NOFORN)
Source stated that all papers
(both clipboard and envelope)
were stored
in
a hollow tube like stake.
This was approximately
8 inches
in
length,
half inch in diameter,
and had
a point at one end.
Documents were stored
in this stake by rolling them up from bottom to top.
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