CIA-RDP96-00789R000900070002-4

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
memorandum
DATE:
20 June 1990
REPLY TO
ATTN OF:
DT-S
SUBJECT:
SUN STREAK REPORT - 9036 (U)
TO:
ODCSINT, DAMI-PO
SG1
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1. (S/STD/NF)
On 19 June 1990, three remote viewing sessions
were conducted in an effort to locate and describe a target
vessel bearing the call sign,
Requirements were
concurrently levied to determine where and when the target vessel
would rendezvous and on-load contraband in the form of drugs,
from a second vessel inbound from Europe. A conceptual
description of the second vessel was also required.
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2. (S/STD/NF)
Remote Viewer 025 determined that the target
vessel could be found at geographical coordinates 14 N/57 W.
The
target vessel bearing the call sign
is traveling in a
north/northeasterly direction at a rate of about 50 miles per
hour and heading for Bermuda.
It is a "red, three-sided, serving
vessel." The second vessel inbound from Europe, will intercept
the target vessel at geographical coordinates 29ºN/66°W at a
location south of Bermuda.
The letters "M" and "J" as well as
the names "Hanover or Havana" surfaced phonetically as being
related to the activity of interest.
SG1
B
SG1B
3.
(S/STD/NF)
According to Remote Viewer 095, the target vessel
bearing the call sign,
is a 50 to 60-foot fishing vessel
characterized by a high bow.
It is predominantly red in color
and has a white superstructure located amidships. Its two
engines are more powerful than that normally found on this type
vessel. The name of the vessel was identified phonetically as
"Compa Verde" and "Campo Vento. " The target vessel will
rendezvous on 20 June 1990 between 1800 hours and 2100 hours at a
geographical location estimated at 11 N/39°W. The second vessel
inbound from Europe, is a 130 to 140-foot container ship with a
dark hull and white trim; the superstructure is predominantly
white with red (trim). The second vessel was phonetically
identified as
"Boosard/Boosand/Boossad. "
SG1B
4.
(S/STD/NF)
Viewer 049 perceived the target vessel bearing
the call sign name,
as being located at geographical
coordinates 10 20'N753 20 W.
The target vessel is a reddish-
brown
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fast boat capable of reaching speeds of about 48 MPH.
The true
name of the vessel phonetically surfaced as "Palotriste Olo. "
The target vessel is projected to rendezvous with a second vessel
inbound from Europe at estimated geographical coordinates 1730'
N/41°50'W. The vessel inbound from Europe, appeared to be a
"rounded, rusting vessel with a dark hull and red
superstructure. "
It is high yet "sits deep in the water."
Interspaced stripes running vertically somewhere along the vessel
should be perceptible. The vessel has a "latino flavor." The
name "Robolino" phonetically surfaced in an effort to provide a
clue to its identity.
The vessel left Europe from the southern
portion of Spain.
SG1J
Branch Chief
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