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PROJECT NUMBER:
9009
26
SESSION NUMBER:
2
DATE OF SESSION:
-29 Mar 90
DATE OF REPORT: 30 Mar 90
START:
1231
END: 1344
METHODOLOGY:
crv
VIEWER IDENTIFIER: 018
1.
(S/STD)
MISSION:
Provide information on narcotics-
smuggling operation.
2.
(S/STD)
VIEWER TASKING: Encrypted coordinates, plus three
EEI (see attached tasking sheet) .
3.
(S/STD)
COMMENTS:
No Physical Inclemencies.
4.
(S/STD) EVALUATION:
Some descriptive information is not in
harmony with operational data provided. Of interest is the
description of the transfer vessel being noticeably smaller than
the receiving vessel.
This contradicts the operational data
about vessel size, but agrees with several other viewer results.
Confidence estimate:
45%
5.
(S/STD) SEARCH EVALUATION:
plausible
MONITOR:
003
CLASSIFIED BY:
OSD
DECLASSIFY:
OADR
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Project:
9009
Date:
900326
Time:
0913-0937
Viewer:
018
Session:
02
SUMMARY OF INFORMATION:
1.
(S/STD) Describe the originating vessel: The boat from which the
contraband originates looks very much like a speedboat, but I was repeated
impressed by its size and width. It is built almost completely for power,
and is the size of a tugboat, in spite of its speedboat appearance. It is
white in color and has lines along its side, like siding on a house. These
lines are patterened differently in the very front (see Fig. 1). It came to
the receiving ship from a peninsula of land, where a group of structures
overlook the water (see Fig. 2). It is much smaller than the receiving
ship.
2.
(S/STD)
Determine where within the marked borders on the map (Fig. 3)
where the receiving ship will offload its cargo:
The receiving ship appears
to unload its cargo along the southern part of Alaska, just north of the
Aleutian Islands (see Fig. 3).
56 º N /162º W Sand Point
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3.
(S/STD) HF radio will be used. Determine:
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a.
Frequencies used: If one were to lay the HF spectrum over a
spectrum of visible light (rainbow), the receiving ship's frequency would be
located at light green. Another frequency was also noted, coming from a
northeasterly direction, somewhere on land. This frequency would be at
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purplish-blue on the spectrum.
b.
Callsigns used: I got the impression of two callsigns: one, heard
on the purplish-blue frequency, sounded like <"Edmundson" or "Edmontson".
The other, heard on the light green frequency, sounded like "Florin" or
"Florintine".
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c.
Languages used: Listening to the person on the light green
frequency, no definitely identifiable words were perceived. I got only
mush-mouthed, nasaly-gutteral, and very irritating sounds from a man with an
otherwise deep, attractive voice. The language is almost certainly French.
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