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undetermined number
of US hostages
in
an area southwest
of
Hadhar,
and west of Wadi
Tharthar
,
Iraq
<IZ>,
at geographical
coordinates 35°20 'N/42°00 'E.
See copy of
strip map
at TAB
A.
A
second group
of hostages,
number undetermined,
were
located west
of Qasr
A1
Khubbaz
and east
of
Wadi
Hauran
,
IZ,
at geographical
coordinates 33°20 'N/41°40 'E.
The
‘’greatest number
of hostages”
appeared to be detained
in
the vicinity of Rumai tha/Ramantha
located south
of Baghdad
at geographical
coordinates 31°35 'N/45<>
20 »E.
The hostages have neither been tortured nor
have they been
well-treated.
Families are often separated;
some men have been
placed
in small,
dark,
restrictive
areas.
A building with four
large tower-like poles and
located near
a
large archway appears
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related
to the hostage
issue.
The concept
of
a
"central
prison,
a fortress," also appears pertinent.
Viewer
049 also accessed
a
place that
is predominantly green with
a number
of narrow
hallways and contains numerous objects which form walls
or
barriers.
This tunnel-like complex appears
to
be partially
underground.
Viewer
049 's summary
is
at TAB
B.
(OPS COMMENTS:
049
was unable
to access the hostage situation
in
Kuwait
.
)
3.
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Iraqi
intentions revolve around
the release
of
the
hostages through negotiations.
A group of hostages was perceived
as being kept
in
a
long,
narrow,
thick building with
a
long walk-
way.
The building
is reminiscent
of
a memorial /museum/embassy.
The outside walls
of
the building are made
of white
brick.
A
second structure associated with the
of hostages,
appears
to
be
a
tall,
yellow,
building with
a domed
roof.
The building seems
to
be
a religious building,
a mosque
or
a church;
a main road
crosses the front
of
the building.
The hostages
located
in
Kuwait,
are
located
in
the vicinity of geographical
coordinates
29° 1 5 'N/47°25
* E;
and
in
the vicinity of geographical
coordinates
28°40 'M/47°60 'E.
See TAB
C.
The results
of
079 's effort
are
at
TAB
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There
is
a place that
is predominately green
in color with
a
number
of narrow hallways
or tunnels with numerous objects
stacked-up which form walls
or
at
least prevent
a straight
passage.
These tunnels/hallways appear to
-form almost
a maze
effect
to this
structure..
It
is either
buried
or partially
underground with
at
least
one entry way open
to the ground
surface..
There
is
a short,
chubby man with
a black
mustache..
He
iB wearing
a beige uniform and has something hanging
from his
head,,
He
is directing movement
within this maze-like
luc.dLi.un.
There
is another
man
who
is being pushed
or shoved along
the
passageway.
He
is
mad,
angry,
agitated
and
indignant.
He
is
not
used
to being
treated this way.
He
is not
a
bad
man
but
is
arr ogant
S0
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f r am
h i m by
d i stance
i s
a woman
..
She has
a
:i, s wear i ng
a flowing
gown
and
me as more
of
a
spir: L t
t h an
a
per
so rnb t h i n g while the
arr oq an t
rn an
an object
above
hi
that
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connected together
b y
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large,
angular
arc with one man standing nearly directly under
the
left side
of
it.
There
is
a crowd
of
people watching
an
event.
They are
all
smiling
but the smiles are only
a facade.
Nearby
is another
group
of
people
in
dark
robes.
They are
faceless
aiHd
are gazing towards the ground.
There
is
a large,
wooden door which appears to swing
out
of
the shadows' (out
of
nowhere).
Elsewhere,
there
is
a set
of
living quarters?
a
or
3 story house with
other,
similar,
living quarters attached
on
either side
of
it.
It has been recently abandoned.
The people
who used
to be there have been taken
away.
They were young,
old
and very
old.
One member
was gone
at
the time
of
their removal
•from the quarters.
There
is
a lot
of
clutter
inside as
if
the
place had Wen
"rifled
through”.
The kitchen
is cluttered
and
very messy as
if
someone had
left
in
a hurry.
There
is
a
bedframe without
a mattress and the sense that other objects have
been removed after the people had
left.
I Iter e
is
ah
over iih«. lifting
feeling
of
sorrow,
hurt
and violence
hei'iv.
The
ot...cn|
,
were
in the kitchen,
were taken away by others who arrived
in
a
truck
or
jeep.
A symbol
is associated
with this event
and
appears to be on the vehicle.
The symbol
consisted
of
t ed/
y e.l.luw
flames
in
a
leaf' pattern with
a gold bird
or dragon-like figure
in
the middle.
There
is currently yellow stains by the door
as
If
a yellow liquid
had
dried.
In another
location
is
a feature
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which
is rising rapidly and has a convoluted
appearance.,
ft
is
rolling outwards and upwards.
Near this
is
a convoy or
procession with
a high ranking
individual.
There
is
a
corlfc.pt
of
destruction,
clouds
or smoke that are dark
and
rolling.
There
are disjointed pieces and/or rumble lying
about.
The scene
of
a
limo or VIP vehicle getting bombed
(a bomb
attack)
comes to view.
Separate
from this event
is
a triangularly shaped object which
is
splitting
in
two.
The two halves are moving back
and
-forth
in
much
the same manner
as
a butterfly moves
its wings while on
the
ground.
Another object
is very angular
with portions
o-f
its
surface coming to points.
It blends into
it. surroundings and
is
hard
to detect.
There
is a scene
o-f
three men sitting
together;;
almost
like
a painting.
One has
a grey beard,
stripped robe and
is the oldest
of
the group.
He sits
on
the
left.
The man
on the
right
is younger,
wears green clothing
and
a beret-type hat and
has
a moustache.
The third person
is standing between,
ihd
behind,
the
-former
but his features can
not be perceived.
His
face
is as
if
it
is
in
a veil
of
secrecy.
He has one hand
on the
shoulder
of
each
of
the other
two
men.
In another
location
is
a
woman
with very black hair
and dark
brown
skin.
She
is sad and
grieving
and
is standing next
to
a steep staircase.
As she looks
outside there
is
a
lot
of
dust
or smoke
on
the horizon.
It
is
rolling
into
a cluster
of buildings
and
is moving
very
fast.
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There are
a number
of
people who are being detained.
They have
not been tortured but they haven't been treated
very
well
either.
Family members have been divided
up with the men separated
in
one
place and the women
in
another
fhe men
are
in
a place that
i
just
small,
dark
and restrictive.
The women appear
to be
somewhere with
a lot
of
windows.
They appear to being wearing
nicer clothing
ti.e.
dresses).
There
is a building
with
4 large
tower-like poles near
a large archway.
These appear to be
attached
or part
of
a
larger structure
or
feature.
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is
a globular
red object
They are peculiar,
almost
alien..
^uiu,
that
is quivering.
There
is contained
fast movement which
resembles drops
of
liquid being propelled sideways.
Elsewhere,
there
is
a line up
od individuals carrying objects
at
an angle
their
arms.
They are elaborately dressed and appear
to be
walking
at
an
angle.
The hostages are located
in three places:
1)
an area southwest
of
HADI-IAR west
of
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of
QASR AL KHUBBAZ
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east
of
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of RUMAITHA
or RUMANTHA south
of
BAGDAD
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The greatest
number
of
hostages appear
to be held
in
the third
location.
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