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memorandum
ODCSINT-DAMI-PO
1.
(S/STD/NF)
On
April
1990,
four remote ^e^s
<#018,
2£ur
079
and 095)
conducted one SOLO session each,
for
a total
of four
remote viewing sessions
to determine:
a.
If
one
or
more airdrops would occur
in conjunction
with
a projected narcotics smuggling operation.
If
so,
when
and
where?
was
involved
in
the
b.
If
the fishing vessel,
operation,
and
if
so,
how.
c.
If
an additional
vessel,
a 45-foot cigarette
boat,
was
involved
as
well,
and describe
sal ient/identifying features.
d.
Determine
if
I wou 1
a,
uettfniuuc
xx
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—
t-t-
be used
as
a cache
site,
and
if
so,
what
location
on
the
island
would
be
used.
e.
Describe how narcotics would be packaged and stored.
2.
(S/STD/NF)
the night
of
«. -m a
r_
018 reported that two shipments would
oc<
r,
followed by a second early morning
n wou ld be
involved
in the operatigj^.
in the
"packages”
,
using
a
one
with
m^rew nieaggP^Piunny in
F°'-‘loa oa
,
*
1—
j j
wmrr»S reflectors
on
.The cl;;™*;
*
thft
bemused unless an emergency occurred.
Source commuted that
I
1 would not be used as
a cache 'site,
but that
an
alternate
location would be approximately
where
the
contraband will
remain
for only
"about
an
hour.
(Source did ^
search map of
|
~l and reported
a
,
^
th
northwest corner
of
the
island).
Narcotics
will
be
"Urge
rectangular packages
.pf plasticized cloth with some kind of
'painted'
sealant used to close them."
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(S/STD/NF)
025 reported that <fejfcj£pP activities"
were
’’ongoing ”
(source meant perhaps thffprpp^ions were underway)
at the time
of
the session,
but would
’’take place
by May 25,
at
uMnh Uma
a oarcel
of cocaine
was, to
”be delivered to the
air
of f
poM
vTc
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'SH
‘773¥r ~The
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.
.
i-
-ri.
t
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thS" i at
tatter transporting
"a
boat" were both directly involved,
limited amount
of cocaine
to 23N/74W,
from where
it would
continue
’’around several
of
the
islands.’’
The ’drugs would not
e
cached
on
green material
4.
(S/STD/NF)
locations—vie
days
, ” presumably
Contraband was
wrapped, in some sort
of
ua,y j
f
f-' *
v,...—
v
v
Iwould indeed be used to _stor^jyj^^l
coast near water."
CoffggBgha was
"und
5.
(S/STD/NF)
Viewer 095 reported
_
94 Mav
1990 between 0130 and 0430L vie
be
involved
in
ed, airdrop would take place
at
two
vie 22N/73W,
during
the
"next
two
May
1990.
Source reported that
on/traband on
i ts
"east
er
white plast i c
.
’’
^vfof^d
t^ake place
on
r5T?rr
corTtraband wou
_
eaS^dTrop as
the pickup
uUoys^woHd be employed
in some fashion,
ras
involved bu t
in some
other U/I
capacity.
i
i
j.
i
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4-
stashed on
on the eastern tip
of
)UXa
-Jae
a taaneu un
|
I
•
the
island.
Operation could
"be haltea/dlverteda^a moment
a
nntMo ft”
in event
of anythi ng suspicious.
\ location
in the
vjjcjjyj^y^^Jbhe Dominican Republic
was
desi;
T'P*
ifte,
as
an
6.
(S/STD/NF)
SUMMARY:
Three sources agreed that
.
would
be used to cache contraband
(025,
079
and 095)
,
two
of them
specifying locations
on the eastern side
of the
island
(079 and
095).
One said the
island would not be use
^,
( ° 18) m lR
W
and°095?^
reported airdrop would occur early morning
24 May
(018
and 095)
,
one of these also specified
late night
23 May for
a separate drop
(018).
One source reported sometime during 23-25 May as the
window
(079),
while
a different source reported 25 May
(025).
Three sources reported drop points within
the general
area
of
'(025,079 and 095),
wile one reported
a drop point
tar
to the west
(018).
7.
A map showing salient points
of
locations
is attached to this
report
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