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#663 #01: #66: #01: #66: #01: #66: #01: #663 #01: #66: #01: #66: #01: #66: #01: #66: Approved For Release 20Qg 907G8R001600250001-8 Nationality of third floor personnel? I don't know, I think I'm getting a lot of overlay, I want to say American. Raw data? Mannerisms, the way they look. Everytime I try to get a language, I keep getting that word "mellakawaysa" or "méellakaysa" or something. All right, fine, I don't know if that's a Statement in the language or-- Okay. We drifted conversational now, let's refocus, I have just a couple more questions. I'm focussed. Move now to communication equipment area, Okay....See banks of black faced multi-dialed equipments appears to be extreme high frequency. Obviously, a...a transmission equipment, control equipment. Okay. I'm not interested in a description of the equipment in this area. I see a..problem, getting an overlay problem here, but not in the sense of Overlay in our arena. I'm seeing a shadow to one side, Report. Something to do with a piece of furniture. Just keep getting this pulsing shadow from a piece of furniture, like a desk, edge of the table. Gun metal-gray, it's an edge, just pulsing. There's a...it's like a foreign object of some kind...It's embedded in a rubber pad. It's inserted in the metal edge of the desk or table top. There's this pulsing. And the area Surrounding this desk? -++.I see printers to one side and communications across the room, no windows, file cabinets. All right. Now I have one other question. 5 wae 6-00788R001600250001-8
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#25: #66: Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001400230001-2 SECRET REMOTE VIEWING SESSION 873 (DRAWING NARRATIVE) | Before we get to the drawings I want to say I can't draw the mountains that I saw. They were too big. It would be two lines on the paper one indicating flat ground and one squiggly line across the top indicating ground the mountain range. It was from a great distance so it wouldn't be effective to draw it. What I have drawn is an overhead view of what I feel was an area that I went to in the target area. I don't believe there was a specific target in the area. $0, I chose something to go to. I tried to get something that would be in the feedback. So, I could have an idea of how far wrong I was or... right. oe Drawing here is a picture of the rectangle that I saw from about 500 feet. I also saw.it from about 200 feet, but I kept fighting with overlay. When I realized that 1 couldn't fight it off any longer, I decided to report it. There's a tangle of metal like lace work looking at it in this metal area. The (mumble) tangle is the fence with a smaller rectangle attached to labeled B is the building attached to the fence that becomes part of the fence. There's no fence here. I should dash those lines. A is the fence. There's a road going down the bottom of the page.... across the bottom of the page. This fence and the line immediately to the left of it indicates.a plateau like or ridge line line area that it sat On....-e Going down to the left hand side of the page it gets lower and lower and lower. I'd say it drops a good 900.feet down to a river bed which is.a dry river bed. it has a very small river, but the....it's like the valley that the river bed. is in this plateauuwas carved out by the river...over here to the left. Any questions on that drawing? No. Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : ce iF ' 8RO001400230001-2 pets cwerermapmin ens he BEELER
Approved For Release 2000/08/@ #01: #66: #01: #66: #01: #66: #01: #66: #01: #66: #01: #66: Approved For Release 20( wh ae ; . 600250001-8 Something peach colored. But, I don't know what it is, There's something in the room that's peach colored? Something on the table. All right...Now in the schematic diagram, by design there are many different numbered positions. Ask yourself if any one of these positions is of importance to us and what is its number? Okay, just a minute.....Position 5a. Raw data? See a wall, position 5. Get a sense of layers of some kind. All right. Consistency of the layers change there for some reason... All right. I have no other specific questions. But I would like to give you just a few moments now to explore this area, focusing on anything whose purpose would be to lessen or defeat security in this area. -eeeee The furniture is Suspect, I think. Keep getting drawn back to this table edge or desk edge, this flat Surface with a silver rim. I'@ remove it, it's easy to do...and tear apart..that and the wall, the section of wall at 5, for some reason, bothers me. It's the difference in textured layering or something. But I can't fix on what it is, it's different. Keep getting the word soft, soft. That's all I get. All right, fine. I'd like you to draw the perceptions that you've had. aoe 90™E8R001600250001-8
#25: #66: #25; #66: #25: #66: #25; #66: #25: #66: #25; Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : REP ob 88R001400230001-2 Yeah. JI forgot all about that...a little small intersection that formed a.T and around it was. some shabby buildings like...1 have no idea what they were. I saw one roof...1 saw the road, and one has a stop sign into the other thoroughfare, and I don't. know where it goes and what it is. It was not part of a huge town though. It was a very, very small...not even a town... probably, but just a...(mumble) in rural area. The area was isolated Okay. Review it.for me again. We got a continental area, isolated, .w.s+e- wees earid, and the climate is sandy soil texture windy, warm and cold when the wind blows...foliage sparce...shrub like vegetation, not much grasS..ee- And, we have some sort of man-made object in the area that you picked out. Yeah. .It has some sort of scientific purpose to iteceeceTIShING. cece Okay. Anything else you want to add? No. Tell me about your confidence level and your opinion, your feelings about this session. Well, I just realized that I have much more confidence in the intersection which l didn't draw, than I do in anything else, and I'd forgotten about that at the end of the session. Would you like to draw it now for me in drawing number 4? Yeah. I guess. I'11 do that now. We've just decided to do another drawing which we will label drawing number 4...and it's simply an intersection ..ethat I saw earlier in the session that 1 forgot about during the latter part of. the session. And, it's in a rural area. It's.probably a distance from the. target---20 miles or so. 1 don't know Distance, I guess is sort of...not able to have a good feel for that. But, it was aT intersection in a rural area with some buildings around it, and the buildings erent Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96:007" 001400230001-2
Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000300290001-9 M: Um, hum. V: And I think that creates a secondary problem that it does the same thing to sensors. M: Um, hum. Vv: So, they’re constantly replacing sensors while they’re testing this, and it also eats an enormous amount of electrical current and they, they store that for the testing in these big capacitor-type things, uh, I think that’s like an initiator. Like it gets the ball rolling, so to speak. Uh, it’s, it’s a really, it’s a simple device. Till you try to control it and it becomes extremely complex. And, uh, if, if T had, and it certainly is projecting something in a, in a really violent way, but it’s a very cohesive simplistic thing that’s projecting and one of my problems is I hesitate to say that it's some kind of a ray or something. It’s more like a wave front, and...it's not like, you know, laser beams are very narrowly focused. Those are, that’s what I would call like a death ray. Then you have projectile launchers that fire rounds of bullets or impact-type implements that destroy things and blow up and create huge amounts of heat. And it's definitely not that. It's more like a destructive wave front and it’s — very short lived and really intense, I mean, super, super intense. And it’s so violent that passing it through air is not a good, a difficult thing to do. Uh, I think that basically might have to do with its short wavelength. You know, that air is the cause of it. As a matter of fact, it, it, that, that’s part of the consideration. And, uh, there’s peripheral effects from it. It’s so hard to control that I don’t, I don’t think they can get it down to a very narrow beam, or maybe they don’t want to. I keep getting another impression. It’s like a psi impression, but I don’t know if this is concept or idea, or visionment, or just plain overlay. But I keep getting this thing that looks like an old World War II mine. It’s a round ball with spikes sticking out all over it. M: Hum. ¥V: And it’s not very big. M: Um, hum. Vv: It’s a meter across and it's floating in just black, you know, it’s like the old Sputnik satellite, that’s what it looks like. But I don't know what that has to do with this. I feel like it’s, it's some way connected, though, something to do with this testing. It might be, uh, conceptually dealing with it in some way. That's essentially it. You gotta fly with this. M: 1 do, huh? V: You gotta live with this. Yeah. B-21 Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000300290001-9
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of fun and recreation."
He had a recurring bicycle throughout the
transcript which also could not
be matched.
Our Accuracy Rating
=
1.
(U)
Target
4:
Hoover Tower .
The viewer had the feeling that
he was
"abnormally high."
He also saw semicircular ends
of
a dark tunnel
in which he was standing.
The target team was on the observation deck
of Hoover Tower.
The deck is surmounted with a domed ceiling
(that the
viewer described) and each of the four sides
is
a
large
f loor-to-ceiling
arch,
making the view outside much brighter than the space inside the
observation deck, resulting in a tunnel-like aspect.
The viewer clearly
had the idea of shade,
coolness,
arches, and height.
He also drew a
"reddish inverted cone" and labelled
it
as
such, which was
a good match of
the top of the tower.
The beacon was slightly acrophobic during
the ex-
periment, and the viewer detected "tension, anxiety around me and below
me
...."
Accuracy Rating =4.
(U)
Target
5:
Swimming Pool Complex .
The viewer described
"a two-dimensional rectangle that
is not a structure,"
in a plaza sur-
rounded by walls.
His images finally resolved into a three-tiered fountaii
of
lazy-susan construction.
At the site the target team was
standing
between a
large rectangular pool and a circular wading pool
110 ft across.:
The target team members discussed at the site the fact that
if the viewer
described the wading pool as
three
concentric circles in a plaza,
that
would probably indicate target acquisition.
(The circular pool has three
depth graduations,
each marked by a dark circular band.)
The viewer's
;
final drawing is of three nested circles
in the middle of
a plaza,
\
surrounded by a wall, with trellises and foliage on the sides
(correct).
j
However,
this very apropos drawing was preceded by others
less descriptive]
of or applicable to the target.
Accuracy Rating =4.
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Table
(continued)
Viewer No.
372
Target
Blind Place Match
Accuracy
Rating
Stanford Art Museum
Baylands Nature Preserve
Alta Mesa Cemetery
Jungle Gym
Salt Pile
Brickyard
p < 0.003
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Viewer No.
468
Target
Blind Place Match
Accuracy
Rating
Merry-Go-Round
Windmill
Stanford Art Museum
Methodist Church
Four Seasons Restaurant Arch
Mt
. Alverno Conference Center
_5
p < 0.003
Viewer No.
518
Target
Blind Place Match
Accuracy
Rating
Stanford Shopping Center
Bowling Alley
Alta Mesa Cemetery
Hoover Tower
Swimming Pool Complex
Miniature Golf Course
_2
p < 0.003
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Table
(concluded)
Viewer No.
690
Target
Alta Mesa Cemetery
Four Seasons Restaurant Arch
Shielded Room
Automobile Showroom
Palo Alto Library Stacks
Methodist Church
Accuracy
Blind Place Match
Rating
_4
p < 0.002
Note:
The probability of obtaining
4 significant series
out
of
.
6 by chance
is
itself significant at odds
of
less than
one in ten thousand.
m
the six
volunteers
.
All but
one of these individuals had
little experience with psychic functioning in general,
and all had only
limited introductory experience with the remote viewing protocols
of
SRI
in particular before their participation in the SRI
program.
The goal
of
this program was
to familiarize
the
individuals with these protocols and
attempt
to achieve enhanced
levels of functioning
(as
compared with chance
expectation)
.
Of
the six viewers taking part
in the
trials,
four carried out
series
that showed success sufficient
to reach individual statistically
significant departure from chance expectation,
as measured by blind matching
of each of the viewer's
six responses against the six target locations
used in his
series.
Finding four participants out
of six reaching
statistical significance at
p < 0.05 results
in the entire group of trials
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T^ng significant
(p = 4 X 10 ~).
We therefore conclude from the Phase-
One results
that
the jJU||participants
as
a grouP showed remote sensing
abilities
that departed strongly from chance expectation.
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Approved For Release 2001/P9R 7} i PIA RORSE-G5787 RO0O 400040016-9 20 February 1967 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Indirect Assessment 1. The first attempt at determining how professional but casual assessors assess was made on the evening of 16 February 1967. The "subject" was a gypsy located in Baltimore. The plan for selection of the subject was to be self-selected if possible. The experimenter chose an area where a number of store-front palmists are located and simply walked slowly along the street until solicited by one. Of appwoximately eight establishments "E" was approached by one. 2. For $1.00 the "subject" gave a reading that sounded well- practiced and consisted of platitudes. Through this the “subject” stared intently at the palm and occasionally would glance to the face of "E." When queried as to how the assessment was accomplished the "subject" answered "from the lines" in the hand. Further questioning elicited the answer of "I was born’ with the gift.” When asked why "E" was approached and deemed approachable the answer was "from the face." 3. At this point the "subject" requested $10.00 for further informa- tion and a "blessing." After some discussion "subject" agreed to "bless" for no additional fee. This consisted of requested the "E" to empty each pocket consecutively and pronouncing utterances over the contents. This was done rapidly until the wallet pocket was reached. At this point the "subject" showed greater interest and "E" became too busy being protective to be objective. After a short but direct discussion the "subject! seemed to understand that "E"' was interested only in obtaining certain information and not in a blessing or dancing girls and was not about to part with the contents of the wallet. "Subject" then stated that "E" would have to return at an earlier hour at another time. Impression: This first attempt was informative but in a limited way. This in part was due to the locale and the fact that "E" could not just be an objective observer. Nonetheless there were indications that facial cues, as opposed to palms, are used initially. The examination of the contents of one's pockets also reveals information which in turn could be used to "accurately assess." This latter aspect is fairly straightforward and not particularly interesting from a project viewpoint. The use of facial cues could be worth persuing. If the opportunity presents itself an attempt will be made to follow-up with the same sub- ject at a more propitious time. SG1I rojec Leer Approved For Release 2000 (Ta fe PAE RODOOODaNe® Rh REESE ety pera a7 a 4