CIA-RDP96-00789R002301450001-6

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SESSION INFORMATION
A.
TARGET DATA:
Task/Target No.
:
92-37-L
Session No.
: 01
B.
PERSONNEL DATA:
Source No.
: 049
Monitor's No.
Beacon/Sender No.
:
:
=
c.
SESSION DATA:
Date Task Received
:
13 Apr 92
Session Date
:
13 Apri2
Start Time
:
0915
Stop Time
0955
Method used
Aids/Distractions
(PIS)
:
Pre-session hunches (AVs)
: none
Date Summary Returned
:
13 April
D.
EVALUATION DATA:
Viewer's Estimate
Evaluator's Estimate
:
:
E.
SESSION_SUMMARY :
Summary of Information
The target is, or has been, associated in some way with a
type of "soft" rock e.g. flowing sand or lava.
Some of this
"soft" rock has an appearance of bubbling up from the ground.
There are areas of both flat/smooth and bumpy/jagged rock as
well. There are hollow areas of various sizes and shapes. In
some of these areas it is black, cold, wet, silent and isolated.
Other hollow areas contain plopping sounds and contain movement.
Some of this areas also contain a combination of natural rock and
"manmade" rock.
There is a directed, linear movement of living organisms
that follows a routine; a routine in that there is little
variation to it. This movement is in and out of a controlled
access to the target. This access is both naturally and humanly
caused.
There is a concept of age and natural antiquity here. Human
involvement has been limited. There are locales of cold, clear
natural water.
There is also an occasional sharp, stinging
smell.
There is an impression that paintings or drawings have
been placed directly on various surfaces by humans in the past.
This target reminds me of the abandoned copper mines in .
Ontario that we used to explore when we were kids.
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Solo CRV
She stomach & hands from weekend