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/STD
Day for cas.
2 punidad a
Ept P on 1 5 March
(WORKING PAPER)
15 MAR 90
DIA
(DT-S)
TO:
DCSINT, ATTN:
PC
SUBJECT:
SUN STREAK Project 9008 (U)
1.
(S/STD)
On 14 and 15 March 1990, seven
sessions were
SG1A
conducted to determine if a vessel identified as the
SG1A
was carrying contraband in the form of illegal drugs.
Efforts were made to determine the destination of the drugs, the
current location of the target vessel.
Further efforts were made
to determine how the drugs were packaged and where they were
stored aboard ship.
2.
(S/STD)
Viewer 079 pinpointed the vessel's location in a
geographical
area at 0 (the equator) 45W while Viewer 095
indicated a current location northeast of Brazil at geographical
location 10N / 40W.
3.
(S/STD)
079 believed the vessel will (could/would) be
intercepted in the West Indies at a location described as being
about 100 miles west of the island of Santa Lucia, at
geographical coordinates
14N/ 62W.
The name "Sayor/Saylor/Salor"
phonetically surfaced to describe an
individual involved in the
interception of the target vessel.
4.
(S/STD) Both viewers felt the vessel
was transporting a small
load of drugs.
095 saw the drugs as being hidden in an area
measuring
about one and one half feet by three feet.
The drugs
were hidden in an area located at the rear of the vessel, on the
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port side, and below the water.
Both viewers described the
vessel as a
somewhat small craft, over 45 feet in length, and
resembling a sailboat.
5.
(S/STD)
Viewer 032 also perceived the drugs as being hidden
at the stern on the port side of the vessel in a metal container.
Viewer 032 perceived the numbers 67/267/2673 as related to the
cargo container "identifier. "
SG1J
Branch Chief
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