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DATE:
04 October
1990
REPLY TO
ATTN OF:
DT--S
SUBJECT:
SUNSTREAK Report 90103
TO:
Branch Chief,
DT--S
SG1A
SG1A
SG1A
SG1A
(S/SK/NF)
On
October
1990
four remote viewers
(018,
025,
a
o
akoi
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total
of
one SOLO and three
CRV sessions m
z
(S/SK/NF)
018 reported that
presently(03
1530L Oct
90)
located
at
1530
S/9030
W,
proceeding
in
a
northwesterly direction
at
normal
speed.
The
vessel
is heading
toward
its original
destination
.
The vessel
is
not presently^
danger.
TlVe
people
on board
are busy and happy,
except
for
person who
is'very sick.
The vessel
has
not reported
in
because
the ship's radio has
a strange
white
"corrosion
(more
like
a
fungus
growth)
inside
one
of
its
main
plugs.
The
sic
person
the
S
one
§
who knows enough about
the equipment
to find and fix
the
problem,
3.
(S/SK/NF)
025 reported that theBBHBdid sustain
damage .
It
is pres.ntly<03
1500L °ct
located at
S/79
VI
Some
of
the survivors/passengers are
in
little
boa
the
lower
coast
of
Chile.
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4.
(S/SK/NF)
049 reported that
t he
i s currently
(03
1630L Oct
90)
located
at 2740
S/8155 W^^^^essel
is
dangerously low
in
the
water.
The seas are becoming heavier
and
the vessel
is
'barely keeping
its nose
above
water.
f
There
are
portions
of
the vessel
which are missing,
e.g.,
the integrity of
the vessel
is
incomplete.
There
was
a small
fire
(with
an
associated smell
of
ozone)
which
was caused by
a piece
of metal
which
was hitting against
a group
of curving tube shaped objects.
The
fire
itself
was
small
and did not spread vessel-wide.
However,
this fire
is
linked
to the current condition
of
the
vessel.
The
vessel
can
move forward but
is drifting
to
the
side,
causing
its course
to
be
at
an
angle rather
than straight
ahead.
The vessel
will
not
be able
to maneuver
at
all
if
the
seas
become
any heavier.
There
are
7-8
individuals
on
board.
5.
(S/SK/NF)
052
reported that the^^^^^^^^l is currently
(03
1500L
Oct
90)
located
at
3550
S/8515
W.
Its survivors
are
currently located at 3330 S/8120
W,
just north
of Archipelago
Juan Fernandez.
The
vessel
did not
sink,
but
all
on board
did
abandon
the
vessel
for
a
life
raft.
The people
are currently all
together
.
6.
(S/SK/NF)
Attached
at TAB
A
is
a
map
plotting
all
the
viewers'
identified
location.
At
TAB
B
are copies
of
all
the
viewers
f
summaries.
Enclosures
TABs
A and
B
Project Officer
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SUBJECT:
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90103
1.
(S/STD/SK/NF
On
03 October,
1990
four remote viewers
(018,
025,
049,
052)
conducted
a total
of one SOLO and three CRV
sessions
in
an effort
to determine
the
location and status
of
the
SG1A
SG1A
2.
(S/STD/SK/NF)
Viewer
018 reported that the^^^^^HHis
presently located at
1530 S/9030
W,
proceeding
in
a northwesterly
direction
at normal
speed.
The vessel
is heading toward
its
original
destination.
The vessel
is not presently
in danger.
The people on board are busy and happy,
except
for
one person who
is very sick.
The vessel
has not reported
in because
the ship
s
radio has
a strange white
’’corrosion"
(more
like
a fungus growth)
inside one
of
its main
plugs.
The sick person
is the one who
knows enough about
the equipment
to find and fix
the problem.
Results
of
018 ’s session
is
at TAB
A.
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3.
(S/STD/SK/NF)
Viewer 025 reported that the^^^^^^did
sustain
damage.
It
is presently
(03
1500L Oct
90)
located at
S/79
W.
Some
of
the survivors/passengers
are
in
’’little
boats’*
headed
for
the
lower coast
of Chile.
Results
of 025’s session
is
at TAB
B.
SG1A
4.
(S/STD/SK/NF)
Viewer
049
reported that the]H|HH|is
SG1A
currently
(03
1630L Oct
90)
located
at 2740 S/8155
W)
.
The
vessel
is dangerously low
in
the
water.
The seas
are becoming
heavier and the vessel
is barely keeping
its nose above
water.
There are portions
of
the vessel
which are missing,
e.g .,
the
integrity of the vessel
is
incomplete.
There
was
a small
fire
(with
an associated smell
of
ozone)
which was caused by
a piece
of metal
hitting against
a group of curving tube shaped objects.
The fire
itself was small
and did not spread vessel-wide.
However,
this fire
is linked to the current condition
of
the
vessel.
The vessel
can move forward but
is drifting
to the
side,
causing
its course
to be
at
an angle rather than straight ahead.
The vessel
will
not
be able
to maneuver
at
all
if the seas become
any heavier.
There are 7-8
individuals
on board.
Results
of
049 's viewing effort
are
at TAB
C.
SGI
5.
(S/STD/SK/NF)
Viewer 052 reported that the^^^^^|is
currently located at 3550 S/8515
W.
Its survivors
are currently
located at 3330 S/8120
W,
just north of Archipelago Juan
Fernandez.
The
vessel
did not sink,
but
all
on board did abandon
the vessel
for
a
life raft.
The people
are currently all
together.
Results of 052 's session are
at TAB
D.
6.
(S/STD/SK/NF)
Results were transmitted via STU-III secure
channels
to ODCSINT,
DAMI-PO,
on 031630L Oct
90.
4 Enclosures
TABs
A and
D
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