SUN STREAK REPORT - 9025

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Summary: This memo from the CIA discusses the findings of four remote viewing sessions conducted for project '#~Ca~S'. The objective of these sessions was to gather information about a blue and white fishing vessel that recently left Peninsula de la Guajira. The sessions revealed that at the time of viewing, the vessel appeared to be circling a location, but no drugs were detected on board. Another session indicated that the vessel was located at a different location and moving in a westward direction, with no drugs observed. In a separate session, a remote viewer reported that the vessel was located at a specific coordinate and was carrying rectangular packages containing a grainy, bitter-tasting substance. This viewer was unable to determine an off-load/transfer point but suggested that the drugs may enter the US near Cape Hatteras or Long Island. Another viewer predicted that the vessel would be located at a different coordinate in the future and that off-loading would occur onto another vessel heading towards the Gulf of Mexico with the identified contraband, cocaine. The project officer comments on this suggested scenario, stating that the vessel possibly left the Peninsula without drugs, then continued westward with drugs, and transferred them onto another vessel for shipment to the Gulf of Mexico and possibly the eastern US.

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 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
 ~1  MAY 9cj
 DATE:
 REPLY TO   DT-S
 ATTN OF:
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 SUBJECT:
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 i.   tS/5TD}        Qn  ib &  17 MAY 9c),  #aur  (;emote Viewers,  Cy18,  c):'S,  tam: ,  and  c'a7~?
 conducted four sessions in an effort to answer requirements against tasking.
 for project #'~Ca~S.       That tasking  included the background  infor~natiran  ofe
 "~'he target is a blue and white 4S` fishing vessel, the                  I~
 r-ecentl y ],eft.  the I-~'eni nsul, a de l a Gua j i ra,  believed to be   you wi   -have ?Lo
 a.  Determine the current location of the
 b.  Determir}e whether it is carrying drug contraband.
 c.   IF' SOc
 1}  Naw is it wrapped?
 ^}  Where is it stored on the vessel^
 -,}  Where will it be off-loaded/transferred?
 4}  When will it be off -loaded/transferred'
 S}  Determine where the drugs will enter the U. S.
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 S G1A ^  ~,  tSdSTD}  018, in one ses ted that, at the time of viewing
 ti.~5c:~ hrs,  1b MAY 9c1},  the                 appeared to be circling about  a
 location of ii deg 15?~I / ~1 deg 53'W, and that there were no drugs on board
 at that time.
 SG1A^
 ~.  t5/STD}  t}2i, in one session, reported that, at the time of viewing
 t i~atacj  hrs,  17 MAY gt~} ,  the                 was l oca?ted  at  14 deg  N  /  7?'a  deg W,
 and was moving i.n a westward direction.  t7~S also perceived no drugs on
 board at the time of viewing, but that a transfer of drugs could occur at ~~'r
 deg M f 7~ deg W, just above the Dominican republic tF'roj. l7fc.'s notew this
 location  is appros;imotely 60t3-7c3~1 miles north of  its suspected  location,  and
 appears unlikely, if it is enraute westwards towards the F;ancador Flank}.
 4.  tS/STD}  C~5^, in one session, reported that the
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 at 14 deg 5tr` N 177 deg 4r7` W, and was carrying a white, grainy, bitter
 tasting, sweet smelling substance which "burns my nose" in small rectangular
 pacE::ages.  These packages were located in a large, rectangular metal
 container with a lid on top, opening upward iB"fB a freezer or cooler7.  {.a~~
 was not able to determine an off -load/transfer point, but determined that
 the paint of entry into the U.S. would be 35 deg :~Cr'IV f 7~ deg 4~'W, near
 Cape Hatteras, fVC.  Some part of the shipment may also be bound for the
 eastern tip of  Long  Island,  i~Y,  at  41  deg  1~'M / 72 deg W.             SG1A^
 ~.  {S/STD?  t~79, in one session, reported that th                  ould be
 located {at some actionable time future to the session) at 1?~ deg 7'N / 7~
 deg i,5'W, heading westward towards the Boncador Bank.  ilff-loading will take
 place at those coordinates, as well, onto a vessel {NFI) which wi11 head
 towards the Gulf of Mexico with the contraband, which D7~i identified as
 cocaine.  ?
 6.  {StSTD}  P~tLiJECT OFFICE~:'S COMMENTS:  The suggested scenario is that the
 left the Peninsula de la Guajira without drugs on board, went
 slightly northward and possibly dallied there before continuing westward
 with drugs {although no pick-up/on-loading was detected).  There it will
 transfer the drugs to another vessel for shipment to the Gulf of Mexico, and
 possibly the eastern U. S. {Cape Hatteras, NC and/or Long Island, NY1.
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