PROJECT NUMBER: 9003, SESSION NUMBER: 1, WRV, VIEWER: 079

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This document is from the CIA's Stargate program and contains information about two separate remote viewing sessions. In the first session, the viewer (identified as 079) accessed a young man driving from Bogota to Cucuta, Colombia, carrying contraband in orange crates. The contraband crossed the border into Venezuela at Cucuta.

In the second session, the viewer (also identified as 079) provided information about a vessel named [name redacted] located south of Puerto Rico. The vessel is expected to sail to the Miami Keys to unload its contraband. It is mentioned that the drugs may have originated from Colombia or may have been part of a Colombian drug deal.

The document also indicates that the viewer may have targeted the wrong location in the first session. Overall, the document provides details about remote viewing sessions related to drug smuggling and transportation.

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 PROJECT
 NUMBER:
 9003
 SESSION NUMBER:
 1
 DATE OF
 SESSION:
 03 FEB 90
 DATE OF REPORT:
 03 FEB 90
 START:
 1102
 END:
 1159
 METHODOL
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 VIEWER IDENTIFIER: 079
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 2.    (S/NF/SK) VIEWER TASKING:  None.  After 079 had finished the initial
 (untasked) portion of the session, and asked for further tasking, the
 questions "Where is the location of delivery?" and "Where is the place
 identified in the tasking by a code name?" were asked.
 3.    (S/NF/SK) COMMENTS:  No Physical Inclemencies.  According to the
 background information (which, in keeping with 079's wishes, was not
 divulged to 079 at any time), 079 appears to have zeroed in on the wrong
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 During this session,  I accessed a young man driving a
 vehicle from Bogota to Cucuta, Columbia.   The contraband was
 packaged inside orange crates.   The young man was traveling
 alone.
 It was at Cucuta that the contaband crossed the border into
 Venezula.
 HANDLE VIA COMINT CHANNELS ONLY
 CLASSIFIED BY:   DIA
 DECLASSIFY:   OADR
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 where it will unload its contraband.   (SEE ENCLOSURE 1B).
 The drugs may have originated from Columbia or may have been
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