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memorandum
DATE:
25 Apr 90
REPLY TO
ATTN OF:
DT-S
SUBJECT: SUN STREAK Report - 9021
TO: DAMI-PO
1. (S/STD/NF) On 24-25 April 1990, four remote viewers (003,
018, 025 and 079) conducted a total of fire malo mansions to
answer requirements against the vessel
whose SG1A
recent, last known location was in a small port area known od
SG1A
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of marijuana "as early as 24 April 1990." Several call signs
have been/will be used with this endeavor.
The customer's EEI
was as follows:
surge road
a. Where and when will the target vessel off-load/effect a
surface (ocean) transfer of the contraband in the form of drugs?
b.
Determine the describe the target vessel's route of
travel.
c.
Determine the destination of the contraband in the form
of drugs.
d.
Describe the vessel.
e.
Identify call signs associated with the vessel.
SG1A
2.
(S/STD/NF) 003 reported that the
is a broad
beamed motor sailer, with a round stern; a blunt, rounded bow;
wood construction, and wood grained in color with green trim and
a white-topped cabin roof. The cabin is aft and there appears to
be at least two masts and a short, blunt bowsprit. A possible
call sign associated with the vessel is approximately "Mike India
X-ray 7 Oscar." The vessel intends to effect of a transfer of
contraband near dawn on 25 April 1990 at 13 30' N/74 50' W. From
this point, whatever vessel is carrying the contraband will
proceed north between Jamaica and Haiti, around the eastern
corner of Cuba, through the Bahamas to the Miami, Florida area.
[NOTE: Mike and India were indicated as possible callsigns by
the requestor. ]
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SG1A
3.
(S/STD/NF )
018 reported that the
is
presently (24 1300L Apr 1990) still in port awaiting onloading of
the contraband.
The contraband will be offloaded (for later
pick-up) on the northwestern end of a small island in the
vicinity of
21 N/ 72 W (northwest of the Turk and Caicos Islands) .
This
small island is off the northwest coast of a larger island which
resembles the shape of a jaguar's head when viewed from the air.
The
is larger than a yacht, but smaller than a
SG1A
commercial ship. It has black and tan stripes on a white
background. It's upper structure has a sloped front. The code
phrase "Estoy Calliente" will be used to signify drugs on board.
SG1A
4.
(S/STD/NF) 025 reported that the
will travel
to 17N/69W (south of the Dominican Republic, past Puerto Rico and
will then travel westward.
A navy vessel will be somehow
SG1A
involved in this process.
The
resembles local
tourist vessels. A call sign associated with it is "Blue Whale, "
which refers to the size, weight and color of the vessel.
5. (S/STD/NF) 079 reported that the
will take
SG1A
on a load of contraband at 16N/79/W.
This will occur within 48
hours of 241300LAPR90. The vessel will travel in a northwesterly
direction and off-load the contraband at 24 30'N/83 20'W within
7-9 days of 25 1000L Apr 1990. An aircraft may be involved.
The
vessel will make a stop at 25 30'N/83W. A call sign associated
with the vessel sounds like "mallot/Mallod/Malloy/Madden/Modden. "
The vessel is large with rounded portions.
the word "LACE" is
somehow associated with this operation.
6.
(S/STD/NF)
At TAB A is a map summarizing all the locationg
identified by the viewers.
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