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WARNING NOTICES
INTELLIGENCE! SOURCES AND METHODS
INVOLVED
CONTROL NUMBER!
8713
DATE OF SESSIONS
6 Oct
RE I- ER ENCES 5
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DATE
OF
REPORT'S
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SESSION NUMBERS
MISSION STATUSs
Continuing
SOURCE
IDENTIFIERS
079
INTERVIEWS
1.
(8/NF/SK)
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conducted utilising
Interviewer
is to task
the Remote
spec i -fie site to include the general
TASK I NG
s
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t h i s
Ibis
is the initial
session
of
a
Bo u r c e „
Sp e c i f i c a 1 1 y
t h e
Viewing
Source
to "provide data an
a
ex t er n a 1
c: o n f i g u r a t i on s
p u r pose s
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of
any structures and
objects
at
the site and data pertaining
development
and utilisation
of
materials/objects
at this site
Interviewer
has not
been made cognizant
of
the true nature
of
site.
The
Interviewer utilized the encrypted coordinate
of
to the
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which
d i g i t
c oor d i n a t es „
coor d
:i. n a t. es
h ad
an y
session
and She was
d e p a ! t u r e
f r om
p a s t
is
a departure from accepted protocols
of
There were no indications
that, shortened
noticeable affect
on Source's performance
able
to quickly adapt
to this rather
small
procedures
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two
six
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in
this
2.
(S/NF/SK)
this
"will
be
before .
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wan
t
sh ou I d
n o t
a f f e c t
you"
«
cues
or descriptive
dal
sessi on
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Vi swing
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Sou r c e
was
s p self ica 1 1 y
to 1 d
t h at
a new operational
target,
that
you have not
worketT
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for unusual
c oor d i n at es . XTh
:i. s
Source was not pro^
-aeH"'wi t h
any further
a pertaining
to this target
prior
to the
I his session
was conducted utilizing Extended Remote
(ERV)
protocols
in
its entirety.
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INCLEMENCIES !
Approximately half
way through the
formal
session
component
a tractor driven
lawn mower
began
' cuti
i no
the grass around
the operational
site.
The noise was so overpowering
that
the
Interviewer
was required
to stop
the session
so
until
the
out s.i de maintenance activity had
abated.
Source,
in
post
session"
interviews stated
that
She did
not
hear
the noise and therefore
it
is
unlikely
that
the interruption
had
any
lasting effect
on
the session
data.
there were no other reportable incidents
or anomalies which
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may have
influenced
the data obtained
in
this session.
4.
(S/NF/SK)
SUMMARY s
Source furnished the attached summary which
was prepared following
the session
and
submitted- to the
Interviewer
within
twenty four hours following
the
session,,
The completeness
of
the typewritten summary has been compared
to the
Interviewer 's notes
and
all
omissions,
changes,
and/or corrections have been verified
as
acceptable by the
Interviewer.
The information provided
in
the
summary was found
to
be
a complete accounting
of
the data provided
by
the Source during
the session
and
did
not require further
modification,
clarification
or
additions by the
Interviewer.
5,
(S/NF/SK)
COMMENTS!
Source's impressions and post-session
summa r y
wou I d
s eem
t o
i n d ica t e
t h a t.
Sourcs's
i mp r ess i ons
at
t, h e
s i t
©
were confusing
and erratic.
The data provided
by Her concerning
Her
1 mpressi ons was ambiguous with no single clearly definable thread
of
information
that
could have been
ok pi oi ted
by the
Interviewer.
It
is
n ec es©ar y
t o
n o t e
a g a i n
t h a t
t h e
I n t er v i ewe r
i s
itn w i 1 1 i n g
as
t o
t h e
exact nature
of
the target site and therefore the existence of
specific cues
and relevant data may have gone unrecognised.
Source
tended
to attempt
to
label
items
in
the session
which caused
the
Interviewer
to spend
an
inordinate amount
of
time directing the
Source to describe these
items rather
thafH label
them.
There did
not
appear
to be any one specific
item or activity
of
interest
at
this
site which
"attracted"
the attention
of
Source however,
in
session
interviews She commented that She
of
i n t er est
w i t h i n
t, It e struct ur e
an d
t. h a t.
post™
"f
e
l
t
"
there was something
given more time to
"explore"
the facility She
will
locate this
item and provide the
necessary data.
This
is
an
unusual
insight,
by
a Source and
may be
indication that
the
Interviewer 's efforts to maintain structure may
have actually
impeded
the Source's efforts to
"go to the
item"
of
interest.
It
is
a tricky question
of
trade-offs which may require
further
introspective analysis by the
Interviewer
in subsequent
sessi on
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FIRST
I
FELT
THAT
I
WAS
INSIDE
A VERY BIS,
HARD,
DEEP
OBJECT.
I
WAS STANDING
IN THE MIDDLE AND THE SIDES OF THE OBJECT
WERE ROUNDED
AND WERE NOT EVEN.
THE SIDES WERE NOT EVENLY LINED
UP.
I
HAD
the: FEELING
OF BLOCKS AND
BREAKAGES,,
LAI EE ON DURING THE SESSION,
I
FELT THAT
THIS OBJECT
WAS A
SIKUCfURE.
THE
S TRUCTURE WAS HARD ,
'' sdTuAREY^ALL ,
WIDE,
AND BIG.
I TIL
S
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I URL HAD
A /TRIANGULAR BASE.
THE SIDES
OF'
THE STRUCTURE
Y
WERE
POINTED,,
I
KEPT LOOKING UP AT
THE STRUCTURE BECAUSE
IT WAS
SEPARATED
INTO BLOCKS AND
% COULD SEE PEOPLE
SITTING AT
THE TOP
WUH
TABLES
AROUND
THEM.
THEY
WERE OBSERVING AMD LOOKING
OUT.
IHL y WERE
CHAT TING TO
EACH OTHER.
IT
WAS
A
NICE LOCATION AND
THIS WAS
A RELAXED ATMOSPHERE.,
\
THE AREA
AROUND
THE
STRUCTURE WAS
BIG.
I COULD SEE PEOPLE
WALKING AND MOVING FREELY.
IT WAS
A
BUSY AREA
BUT NOT CROWDED.
I HE AREA
WAS CLEAN
AND WELL
KEPT.
IT WAS
PLAIN,
SIMPLE,
AND
NICE.
THERE WAS A ROAD NEARBY.
I
COULD SEE SOME GREEN GRASS
BUT
i HERE WAS
WHITE CEMENT NEAR AND AROUND
THE! STRUCTURE.
THERE MAY
/ BE
A PARKING AREA NEARBY.
ONCE
INSIDE THE STRUCTURE ,
I
WAS
FIRST
IN
A
BIG,
ROUND
,
CIRCULAR AREA.
I
COULD SEE A LARGE,
CIRCULAR PIECE OF FURNITURE
I HA
!
LOOKED LIKE
A DESK
AND
THERE
WERE
WOMEN
HERE
WHO STOOD
BEHIND THE
DESK AND HELPED PEOPLE
AS THEY ENTERED.
THERE WAS AN
OPEN STAIRWELL GOING UP
IN
A CIRCULAR MOTION BEHIND THE DESK.
IN
iHL BACKGROUND ,
I COULD SEE LARGE SHELVES AND
IT LOOKED AS THOUGH
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BOOKS
WERE
SITTING
ON
THE
SHELVES,.
THE
FURNITURE AND THE
SURROUNDINGS
INSIDE THIS AREA WERE EXQUISITE.
I
COULD SEE LARGE
WINDOWS WITH
BIG DRAPES
HANGING ON
THEN.
IT LOOKED AS THOUGH
SOMEONE HAD
JUST'' REMODELED
THIS AREA.
IT
WAS
VERY
CLEAN AND
BEAUTIFUL
I
KEPT
SEEING LARGE
BLACK AND WHITE SQUARES
IN
THIS'
AREA.
I
HAD THE FEELING THAT THIS AREA HAD SOMETHING
TO
DO WITH
HISTORY OR
THE PRESERVERANCE OF HISTORY.
I
HAD THE FEELING THAT
PEOPLE READ PAPERS HERE
IN THIS
AREA.
I ALSO
HAD THE FEELING
THAT PEOPLE
"SERVE"
HERE.
"SERVING"
CAME
INTO MY MIND.
I
HAD
A
POLITICAL FEELING.
I
SAW MEN WHO WORE SUITS
AND THEY
SEEMED RATHER
IMPORTANT.
THEY WERE WELL DRESSED.
THE WOMEN ALSO DRESSED VERY WELL.
OVERALL ,
I
KEPT'
WANTING
TO
GO WHERE TO THE UPPER LEVELS
WHERE
I
SAW MEN AND WOMEN
SITTING AROUND
TABLES AND
WHERE THEY
WERE RELAXED.
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