Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : #O1: #66: #01: #66: #01: #66: #01: #66: #01: 4a8R001900070002-4 DRAWING EXPLANATION Page #1 is an overhead view of the work area of the driver of the military truck and I didn't, 1 guess didn't say it in the session but it appears to be like the corner of a, inside of a maintenance area of an aircraft hanger. I'm going to put maintenance area with a guestion mark on it. And it's got all these caged areas with storage bins and work tables and everything. Very distinct impression of yellow stripes on concrete inside. Okay, before we move away from that drawing. Just thinking now about that drawing and this guy that's the driver in the work area, is there anything more that you want to add about him, how you might characterize that individual? If you were talking about him, not that you perceived him during a session, but it was the kind of a guy that you met on the street, what might you say about that guy? Oh a guy that's easily led around and doesn't know what's going on around him most of the time and is very immature, big interest in money, what money buys that sort of thing. Has no loyalties. Always getting into some minor trouble. You know, showing up late for work, showing up drunk, you know, never seems to do anything right, that kind of guy. Oke-doke. Page #2 is an example of a zig-zag building, the school type building, that this guy works in. Which guy is that? The passenger of the military truck. Hm-hm. It's inside a double wire fence and there's a guard entry. There's a whole lot of school buildings in the area, but this one specifically is inside a double fence. It's, I got the direction of a brick dorm building type area on here. And I get this great feeling of audiovisual support or a place where store training mockups and documents and tech Manuals and he works in the vault where they store Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R0601900070002-4
inner nen ne Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001900070002-4 #66: #O1: #66: #01: #66: #01: all this stuff and controls the incoming and outgoing supplies, manuals for classes and whatnot. It's a white building and it's made out of masonry block. It's got windows that got triple panes of glass in them. Okay, before you leave this drawing, if you had met this guy on the street and talked to him a while, what would you say about him, if someone asked you about this guy, this passenger? ..Quiet, keeps to himself, very interested in getting some kind of nestegg together or putting together a block of money so that he can go and do what he wants to do, under a lot of stress right right now, lot of pressure, from money problems. Psychologically he 's got a problem. I don't know, I guess that's it, really. Okay. Page #3 is an example of the position of the vehicles in the gravel area. The direction the truck came in and left. I labeled all the passengers by numbers and wrote down who's who in the glossary here at the bottom. And I get a feeling like this is a kind of a routine meeting place, you know, like they have met there before. Maybe not all the time, because of, you know, it's just more convenient to meet somewhere else, but it seems like this is where they meet on occasion. I get a feeling like the truck, the military truck, is usually the same. That the limousine changes color and whatnot. You know, it's not the same limo or it's not a limo sometimes, sometimes it's a, I don't know, a station wagon and sometimes it's something else. There's always three guys in the limo. Okay. We didn't cover it in the session but is any characterization that you'd give to these three guys in limo? Yeah, I think the driver's a professional driver. that's what he does for a living and he's paid to do that. He's paid to do other things that drivers do. The key passenger in the limo is the number 2 guy, who does all the first cut inspections of whatever they're purchasing. And the number guy, his identity changes quite often, you know, he's a different person a lot of times. It's like he's the Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001900070002-4 2
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