CIA-RDP96-00789R001401910001-5

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memorandum
DATE:
20 September, 1988
REPLY TO
ATIN OF:
DT-S
SUBJECT:
SESSION SUMMARY (C/SS)
SG1J
TO:
DT-S
(ATTN:
(S-SS) Statistics:
Viewer:
018
Session date:
20 SEP 88
Start time:
0300
End time:
0330
SOL
Mode of operation:
None
PI:
AV:
None
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2.
(S-SS)
Cuing: None.
The following were spontaneous
impressions which occurred without cueing.
3.
(S-SS)
Results:
The site is an armored car robbery in a
large American city.
The armored car was perceived partially up on the
curb in front of a store on a "downtown residential" street.
That is, in one of the sections of a large city which is well
within the downtown, but still has people living there, as
well as stores, shops, etc.
The armored car appeared to be
an off-green color, possibly olive drab.
The driver of the
car was slumped backward and to the side in the driver's
seat.
He had blood on his face and the side of his head.
I
think he was dead.
I did not see any other uniformed
personnel .
b.
The door of the car was open and there were a few
small ingots of silver colored metal lying on the ground
beside a bent "badge-shaped" metal insignia of some type.
I.
had the impression of "Treasury Department" when I saw it.
The ingots were there for the taking.
I was impressed by the
fact that the ingots appeared to be all of the same color,
but that they seemed to have various shapes, and various
numbers stamped into their top sides.
The numbers were
simple (not like serial numbers, but like weights) .
C.
The incident had already happened when I perceived
it, but I had the strong impression that it could have been
stopped, if anyone had known it was going to happen.
It must
have happened during the night, or the early morning hours,
because the stores along the street were not open yet.
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
(REV. 1-80)
GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6
5010-114
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d.
(The following is an explanation of the
accompanying sketch)
1) The store in front of the car had a vacant lot
on the "away from downtown" side of it, and a street came
into the street from an angled direction.
2)
Quite a way down the street, headed in a
downtown direction, there was a large vacant "field" on the
left hand side of the street.
3)
Further, there were stores on both sides of the
street, with side indentations in the curbs, where people
waited for busses.
4)
A bit further, there was a closed, almost-
block-long side street which was very wide, with a center
island, and was surrounded by tall buildings.
Traffic could
enter one side of this area and leave through the other side.
The area had many parking meters.
There was a policeman
standing, talking to a man here.
The policeman's uniform
consisted of a grey shirt and black pants. He also had
insignias on his upper sleeve, and a metallic badge on his
pocket.
5)
Only a few blocks further, the street crossed
the major streets of the city.
These appeared to be large,
one-way streets.
There were several of them, with heavy
traffic.
The street on which the robbery occurred was
crowded, but not a major thoroughfare.
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MAJOR DOWNTOWN STREETS
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MAJOR DOWNTOWN
STROOTS
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TALL BLAGS
BUS STOP
BUS STOP
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SOSPOLI
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LOTS OF HOUSES
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VACANT
LOT
ARMORED
CAR
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