SUMMARY ANALYSIS - REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION D-26

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• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00788R001000180001-2
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• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 3, 2000
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: September 4, 1980
• Content Type: REPORT

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REMOTL VIEWING (RV) SESSION
1. (S/NO URN) This report documents a remote viewing session conducted in
compliance with a request from SOD, J3, OJCS, Pentagon, Washington, DC.
The purpose of the session was to provide information relevant to the
hostage situation in Iran.
2. (5/NOFORN) The remote viewer's impressions of the target are provided
as raw intelligence data, and, as such, have not been subjected to any
intermediate analysis, evaluation or collation. Interpretation and use of
the information provided is the responsibility of the requester.
3. (S/NOFORN) The protocol used for this session is detailed in the document
Grill Flame Protocol, AMSAA Applied Remote Viewing Protocol (S), undated.
4. (S/NOFORN) Following is a transcript of the viewer's impressions during
the remote viewing session. At TAB A are drawings made by the remote viewer
reference his impressions of the target site. At TAB B is target cuing
information provided the remote viewer.
5? (S/NOFORN) The remote viewer was asked to find Tom Schaefer and describe
his surroundings. The viewer found Schaefer within the same building as
described in Session D-l0Lexecuted by this same viewer on 28 Au st lat.
Hovever he felt th"?Sae3'er had been moved to an isolation ce 1, located
on a lower level of this building. The viewer stated that there were six
other U.S. hostage personnel, along with Schaefer, that were being moved
back and forth from the upper cell block to these isolation units at 3-4
day intervals. He was unable to identify any of the six hostages.
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REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION D-26
#14: This will be a remote viewing session for 4 September 1980.
Mission time is 1030 hours.
All right, #46, the time is now 10:30. Your mission for
today is to find Col. Schaefer. When you've found Col.
Schaefer I want you to describe his location to me. Relax
now. Relax, focus, focus on Col. Schaefer.
+01 #46: Get a very clear impression... of an outside... wooden
building, like little outhouse...sloping roof and tar
paper. It's like an old fashioned outhouse... It's just
isolated. There's no geographical... There's a lot more
to it, it's like a...it's like a symbolic threat of some-
thing. I don't know....
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Something about isolation, or something.........
Something about very heavy mental pressure in preparation
for something... I think this is being done to about six
or...six or eight people... six... Think this is in pre-
paration to get some kind of (mumbling), knowledge and
recognition... as a. ;,~ HdZ 64_ ...public and diplomatic
tool .......................... r
For some reason I think he's in the same building that I
had him in before, except that this is below the floor.
It's very dark, very...humid and dark. This is in a...
like a stone wall. Look like it's below the floor of
where we seen him before..,.......... I think this is
intermittent, I think this is...three, four days at a
time then he's returned to...his original place.....
Huge wooden door in front of these. . .heavy, heavy wood
door to the stone wall cubicle.....
Are there any other hostages at this location?
Yeah..... I think they're doing this to about four or
five of 'em, like I said, maybe six, but four or five of
'em...four or five of 'em.
#14: Who are these other hostages?
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#46: I don't know, they just...some schedule to bring them-
not all there at the same time, maybe two or three down-
stairs-while the rest remain upstairs........... 'S
ct~ tea. one of complete isolation in these dank,
dark, walled rooms for days, three or four days and then
they're returned to those crummy cells that we talked about
earlier. I get the impression they're working on about
three of 'em.
I don't have anything else on this stuff.
#14: Okay, I just want you to relax. Stay in your relaxed mood
for a little while longer, and just give me your first
impressions when I ask you these questions.
#46: Go.
#.14: Where is this location and what it the function of this
building?
#46: It's a prison, it's the same building that I had the last
session (mumbling, mumbling) function, except there's an
added... there's an added point that we didn't have and
that is this isolation of individuals in preparation to....
publicly involved, some, some...some statement, they're
not after too much, they... just saving (mumbling, mumbling,
mumbling). I think it's in preparation for release.......
#14: I have no further questions at this time. Is there any-
thing else you'd like to add? Is there anything unusual
about the security of this place?
#46: Well .... it shouldn't...the security force shouldn't be
police, but it's a predominance of...of revolutionary
guards. And they have one...I don't know, a minimum
number of police types that I'm sure are continuing like,
uh, like gate security-that type thing. The guards are
involved in the action of exchanging prisoners from the
cells to the isolation thing. Someone would have to do
it anyway... overwhelming number of (mumbling, mumbling,
mumbling, mumbling)... five or six were on a sound mission
to...make the -transition.
#14: All right. We'll pause now for debrief.
We're now ready for debrief.
#46: Okay the, uh...the first, very first impression of that
little outhouse, there was no geographical surroundings,
it just appeared to be symbolic, it was very raunchy, dirty,
smelly, with a huge sense of isolation. The ine,Le_ I
went into tryin' to pinpoint where he was I ended up in
the same place that I had in the last session, whenever
that was. And, uh, the, uh...then I was kind of drawn
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#46: to trying to physically locate him in this- I'll give
you the impressions. This was the floor. These were the
former cells on top. This was the cell. I'll call it the
cell block. This is the place with the arch, okay, that
ran something like that. Just so that you'll recognize it
from the other chart. For some reason I had these, uh...
isolated, dank, stone cells. If you could see through the
building, through the ground, somewhere underneath here
there was a series of 'em. Okay. And they had these huge,
very strong wooden doors. Something like that. And every"
thing else was stone, okay, and they had several of these.
I'll call those basement, uh, isolation cells, for lack of
something else. But I got the impression it was in the
very same building I saw before, except underneath the
ground, that doesn't make any sense, but that's what it
was.
Okay, and they had a series of these. This was very dank,
very musty, very humid, and I got the impression they
transfer them there about every- they stayed in there maybe
two or three days and brought 'em back to the cell. Wasn't
much of an improvement, but drier anyway. Anything else
you want?
,#14: No. End of session.
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REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION D--26
1. (S/NOFORN) The remote viewer has been exposed to open source news
media information as well as classified overhead imagery and numerous photo-
graphs of hostage personnel. He knew he would be working against the hostage
situation in Iran..
2. (S/NOFORN) At the time of this session the remote viewer was shown the
attached photograph, and was asked to find Tom Schaefer. He was asked to
describe Schaefer's location and identify any other U.S. hostage personnel at
this location.
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