TRANSCRIPT REMOTE VIEWING SESSION 842. (DESCRIPTION AND DRAWINGS)

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• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00788R000100240009-7
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 10
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 7, 1998
• Sequence Number: 9
• Publication Date: January 5, 1982
• Content Type: NOTES

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R E ' 1 BTE VIEWING SESSION 842 ,S j i ) fi 2
(Description of Drawings)
We will now continue the session with a descrip-
tion of the drawings starting with the building.
#06: Okay. Page l is the building that I had that
was in the middle of nowhere. This was like
on a slight rise of ground up the end of a
gravel driveway and it had like . I've
depicted here the double steps entry from both
sides. You had to go up these curved steps to
the door. Its a double door - wood. Get a
lot of old fashioned windows. The windows on
the left side appeared for some reason to be
boarded up. It was red brick. It was like
brick painted red. Or very red, red type brick.,
And, a lot of white trim. And the roof was a
dulling gray, kind of black. You know, like
black roof that's weathered somewhat. A lot of
tall skinny trees everywhere. Mostly lining. .
none up the sides of the driveway but across
the face of the building. . where the . . not
the building across the face of the fence line
in the front. It appeared to be a mixture of
stone and wrought iron. And all the country
roads had these tall skinny trees everywhere.
I don't . they looked a lot like popular
trees. I don't know what kind of tree it is;
just tall, skinny trees.
The leanto like garage is in the immediate rear,
right and actually. abutts this building and that's
where the car was, the Fiat.
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#72: Okay, what's distinctive about the building?
#06: The. . . These pointed roof designs on either
end and I'm not sure I'm depicting them properly.
But there appeared to be like these two capolas
or propulas or whatever they call them, with the
pointed roofs. And it also has like a . . . .
mansard type roof to the front. Twin chimneys -
both sides. Its. . . I've drawn in two rows of
windows here but its three floors.
I don't know how to explain that. Also, I had
an occupied feeling about it like
whoever owns the building is as much a hostage
as this General is. Its like they selected and
called this building out as their base of operations
and . . . just moved in and took it over.
#72: So, its not an abandoned. . .
#06: No. Its not an abandoned building.
PAUSE
Page 2 - I've depicted the building which I'll
label building with an arrow and its immediate
property line. And then I put in a white building
where I saw this white building. Flat roof white
building. I thn' t know what it is. Some sections
of woods. And mostly its sectioned off open farm
fields or pastures. I think its pastures. And,
if you follow the farming road to the right,
it goes out into the mountains. And if you go
left it goes down and under an oval overpass
for a super highway that's built up on a dirt
embankment. And if you go North on this super
highway you hit one modern city and you go straight
into some like Alpine mountains. You go South,
you go into the original city I drew in the last
session. If you continue on the farm road it
sort of turns a Tittle bit South and then there's
a little village there. And that's it. I mean
its just desolate.
I've already said it.
#72: Okay.
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#06: I've depicted here a quick sketch on Page 3
of the original city layout which I'll. label
"A". And the industrial areas which are dotted
lines. And I've drawn a circle of approximate
30 mile radius around the original city. And
I believe this location is somewhere to the
Northeast of the original city about thirty
miles. Bight at the foothills of these moun-
tains. I've depicted the location with an "X"
The last page is a picture of the tag, and I
don't know if I said. . . Milan based on the
MI letters on the tag , or if I sense that it
is a Milan tag. But its almost a perfect square,
white; black letters. Capital letter MI left
side with a bar on the right and numbers top
and bottom and that's how I picture this tag
to be. Its on the Fiat. Its a white Fiat,
3 years old, possibly 4 years old. Black interior,
and its got some kind of damage to the rear left.
That's all I have.
#72: Okay, how did you know it was a Fiat?
#06: 1 don't know.
#72: Just a sense that it was a Fiat.
#06: Sensed that it was a Fiat. A large. . . The
large Fiat. The big one. The biggest one they
make. You know, the big four door sedan.
#72: Okay. On Page 1 you described the home - I
think that you indicated that the entry was
on the second floor.
#06: Yeah.
#72: And then the dining room, or a command type
center with radios.
#06: Yes. Its on the immediate left.
And I got. . . They're not just radios, they're
scanners. And. . . And, I think that's very
important because if they're using it, the local
police or cavanary are using radios to communicate
with, I think that that's. . . I think they're
being monitored.
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#72: Okay, and you indicated that there was
possibly 5 men,. . .
#06: Five male and one female.
And the female appears to be older. And
seems also to be a disinterested individual.
So, it could be like an old woman that owns
the place or a housekeeper of some kind of
something of that nature.
#72: Any feeling of how long they've been here?
#06: No.
#72: Okay.
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I don't have anything else.
#06: That's all I have.
#72: Okay.
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