4 SG1A SG1A Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001001980002-1 SESSION INFORMATION A. TARGET DATA: Task/Target No. : 92~-69-0 Session No. : 02 B. PERSONNEL DATA: Source No. : 049 Monitor's No. : N/A Beacon/Sender No. : N/A Cc. SESSION DATA: Date Task Received : 15 JUNE 92 Session Date : 19 JUNE 92 Start Time : 0945 Stop Time : 1030 Method Used : CRV Aids/Distractions (PIs) : Knees hurt from ball game Pre~-session Hunches (AVs) : None Date Summary Returned : 22 JUNE 92 D. EVALUATION DATA: Viewer's Estimate Better than lately Evaluator's Estimate E. SESSION SUMMARY: the BM witli off load its illegal cargo in a location that is named for a prominent rocky feature (diagram i-a) along a stretch of coastline as depicted in diagram iii-a. This location is near some sort of point of land. Phonetics associated with this point of land are "CASPER'S, CHICO'S, CARTER'S, etc; the geographic name starts with a "C" and is a persons name. This location is in the vicinity of a recently reported "unidentified flying object" or night time anomaly as seen by local residents. The off loading location is isolated and there is the sense that there is an abandoned, or little used, operation of some sort on the shore. It is a place where there are old buildings, cables, loading docks, etc. This place is associated with, and near, a border; i.e. country to country (e.g. Canada to USA), state to state or county to county. There is something significant about a particular net on board the [x It has something hidden in it; communication equipment, weapons, maps, etc...something that can be easily thrown over board if necessary. The location of the cached illegal cargo on board the is depicted in the diagram on page ii. The exact location of this feature on board is as yet undetermined. However, there is a sense that a compartment containing the cargo can only be accessed via a hidden opening. This opening occurs just below a feature which Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001001980002-1 SG1A
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