SUN STREAK REPORT - 9015 PART II FROM DT-S

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The CIA's Stargate program received a report on April 16, 1990, from remote viewer #32 regarding a vessel, possibly a mothership, sailing towards an unloading point off the coast of Newfoundland. The exact time for the exchange of contraband is unclear, but it may be postponed by 24 hours due to delays. The current location of the vessel is provided, and it is traveling at 18 knots on a heading of 050. The ship may increase speed in the next few hours to make the original drop time. The drop will be made under the cover of darkness and heavily guarded. Approximately 150-200 plastic bags measuring 2" H x 6" W x 12" L are expected to be exchanged. The mothership will use different callsigns to confuse "enforcement listeners," and examples of possible callsigns are given.

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Body:  Approved For Release
 DATE: 16 APR  1990
 REPLY TO
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 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
 memorandum
 BuuJEGT: SUBJECT:   SUN STREAK Report - 9015 Part I I
 TOIBRANCH CHIEF,  DT-S
 1.     (S/STD/NF)    On 16 April  1990,  remote viewer # 32 was tasked
 SG1A
 2.        (S/STD/NF)       032 reported   that   the   vessel   (probable
 mothership)  continue=  to sail for the   unloading point determined
 to be     48 09'   N 61 05' W   (off the coast of Newfoundland).      The
 time when the contraf_,.3nd   will be   offloaded may  be postponed 24
 hours from the original date of 17 APR 90,       due to delays inherent
 to this vessel.   The current    (16  1015-1100L APR 90)   location of
 the vessel   is 42   01' N    65 01'   W,  travelling   at  18 knots on a
 heading of 050.   The ship may try to increase      speed in    the next
 several hours   to tray  to make the original drop time.        The drop
 will be made under cc_:ver of darkness and will be heavily guarded.
 The   contraband  consists   of   approximately 150-200 plastic bags
 that are about 2" H x 6" W  x     12"   L.       Callsigns   used   by the
 mothership will   change several     times to   throw off "enforcement
 listeners."   Some of   the  callsigns   listeners   can     expect are:
 "Magic,"  "Downer," "C,,,azy Eight," and "Carmen."
 3.     (S/STD/NF)    Attached are   032's summary,     EEI sheet and map
 showing the locations he identified.
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 .Start Time:  1015
 End Time:     1100
 Date:  041690'
 V:  032
 S: 02
 Proj: 9015-II
 SUMMARY OF INFORMATION
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 The vessel  identified in session #J  (DTI) 09 APR 90)
 continues to sail      for the unloading point determined to be
 48 09' N / 61 05' W.   The time for the exchange is not
 clear --  there is some discussion between the principals
 about postponing it 24  hours because of delays  inherent to
 the mother ship.`l)
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 The curren{. location for 0` the mother ship is 42 01' N /
 65 01'  W,  traveling at 18 knots on a heading of 050'.  The
 ship may try to  increa.3e speed in the next several hours to
 try and make the drop  time  (if time  is not changed).
 The drop will be made under the cover of darkness
 (exact time undetermined)  and the drop will be heavily
 guarded.    I perceive the amount of contraband exchanged on
 the drop to be approximately 150 - 200 plastic bags that
 are about 2" H x 6" W x 12   " long.
 Callsigns used by the mother ship will change several
 times to throw off "enforcement listeners".  Some of the
 callsigns listeners can expect to-hear are:  "Magic",
 "Downer",  "Crazy eight",  "Carmen".
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 ESSENTIAL. ELEMENTS (Tr INFORMATION RE(',iuIEE TF::?I')  TN ORDER OF PRIORITY:
 1.  Determine the cur-rent  location   and heading of the vessel?
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