CRV SESSION PROCEDURES REPORT - CONTROL NUMBER 8701, SOURCE IDENTIFIED: 003, SESSION NUMBER: 01

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• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00789R000300020001-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 22
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 25, 2002
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: December 23, 1986
• Content Type: REPORT

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PROjECT SUN STREAK (U)
CRV SESSION PROCEDURES REPORT
WARNING NOTICEg- INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
CONTROL NUMBER: 8701 NICKNAME:
DATE OF SESSION: 23 Dec 86 TARGET,COUNTRY: Unknown
REFERENCES: None SESSION NUMBER: 01
DATE OF REPORT: 31 Dec 86 MISSION STATUS: Initial
(Continuing)
TECHNIQUE UTILIZED: CRV SOURCE IDENTIFIER: 003
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1. (S/NF/SK) TASKING: The Monitor was provided with a sheet of
paper on which the following tasking had been handwritten:
"Interviewer/Monitor Tasking - 1. Describe the structures vi c:
381640/691321. NOTE: Coordinates are "center of mass" 'for rather
large area with several sets/groups of structures. 2. To be
announced". Neither the Monitor nor the Source were provided any
further descriptives pertaining to this site. The coordinates
pertaining to the site and which were provided to Source/Monitor
were encrypted as per Coordinate Remote Viewing protocols.
(S/NF/SK) SESSION: During the entire session, Source's
dependent daughter was amusing herself in the adjacent
administrative offices of this unit. In the initial moments of the
session, Source furiously wrote IAB 's and Stage 2 descriptives and
moved on to Stage 3 in a matter of less than ten in It
cannot be determined if the presence of Source's daughter in
adjacent areas motivated his rather rapid initial reporting but
there may have been some conscious or subconscious effort on his
part to bring the sessAon_to a rapid. close. During the actual
session there were .no reportable anomalies or incidents which may
have affected or influenced the data provided by Source except that
which is reported above.
3. (S.NF/SK) SUMMARY:
a. (S/NF/SK) Source provided only one ideogram before
beginning a long list of Stage 2 descriptives including several
color references and the +act that the target appear's to be "tall,
wide, massive, imposing and intriguing". Later Source added that
the descriptives of the site included, "iiiloping, slanting, curving,
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pointed and rounded" and a structural impression of, "steeA and
machinery"
Initial Stage 4 descriptives included the
concepts that the site was, "organized, complex, advanced,
technical" and an early short narrative stating that the site was
for, "peaceful purposes - not exactly ominous or sinister but
somehow amoral or lacking in human sensitivity...". Source further
described the site in terms of being used both for, "offensive as
well as defensive" purposes as well, "protection, watchdog, alert"
and anticipation. A subsequent short narrative by Source stated
that, "...peoples perceptions at the site project far out away from
where they are and beyond the walls of the stru(::ture...they want to
know everything that happens on a large scale in that area".
c. (S/NF/SK) Following the early Stage 4 descriptives Source
I:: egan describing the site in terms that appeared to reference the
actual on going or perhaps pervious construction, "..industrial
feel, machinery, vehicles moving, large areas being cleared, loud
noises, trees felled, gravel roads" and "forest clearing". These
descriptives were marked by several "confusion breaks" as Source
attempted to determine what was' going on at the target and at.
relevance the construction had to the site. Other Stage 4
descriptives of the site included a list of related and unrelated
terms as followsg "underground, schedules, shifts (like working
shifts), on going, operations, sophisticated, subordinate, duties,
efficient," and similar terms which appeared to represent the
duties of the people working at this site. Source finished the
Stage 4 mode by focusing on the structures at the site and stating,
"structure may or may not be above ground...there is an underground
component. Heat in a "combat"sense is associated with the site.
Site can function in combat somehow. The weapon it uses creates
heat. There are other structures similar and not similar
supporting (the activities at the site)".
d. (S/NF/(K) Stage ) activity focused on the "structure"
cited above. This structure, according to Source, had a "rounded,
hardened, vertical, solid" component possibly constructed of
concrete. A sketch of this concept resembled a large, thick,
upright tube or pipe like strtm.:Aa.t. (SEE PAGE 16 OF SOURCE
NOTES). Another object resembled some sort of radar-like square
device on a stand or pedestal with a possible grating or grid or
some sort in the front of the device (SEE PAOE 17 OF SOURCE NOTES).
Terms used to describe these objects included, "environment, very
functional, communications, tower, skeletal, isolated
demographically, terrain, and hills".
e. (S/NF/SK) Source concluded by preparing a written summary
of his imprisioniiii. This summary has been edited for clarity,
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grammar and structure by the undersigned and is included as
followsg "Site seems to be located in a remote, demographically
isolated area, perhaps with large areas of forest nearby. Water is
near the site. Structures are present at the site including a
least one, probably more, large, massive, sloping, solid, concrete
structures, dark colored, (grey or black) which (can be used) for
offensive and defensive (activities). (The site) contains people
who watch, prepare, anticipate, measure, and alert. (the) door to
the structure is large, closes with a heavy sound and has
concentric rings. People wor'k in shifts and wear heavy clothing.
Climate is col& and bleak. Site has combat capabilities which when
used generate considerable heat. A purpose of the site is
intimidating-"almost" ominous. People inside (the site) observe
hug1t 3-ct1.mercInEa areas far beyond confines of the site.
Sophisticated in organization and technology are manifest. Power
both abstract and physical are important ti the site. Other
structures present at the site differ in 'appearance and serve
supporting functions. (There are) long, thin, hard objects
suggestive of rails or railroad tracks present at this location.
Pipes or conduits may also be here. Strong underground component
to the site. Main structure (s) was or may not be underground but
some of them certainly are. Tunnels connect the underground
areas". (END SOURCE SUMMARY)
4. (S/NF/SK) FEEDBACKg Following the session, the Monitor was
provided feedback concerning the site by the unit Operation's
Officer. This feedback indic?ated that Source had indeed acquired
the proper site and had provided many accurate descriptives
pertaining to key components of the site. Source will be re-
the future at which time ci.4,1o1 -Ls will
pn specific areas of the site and the
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be directed towards focusing
+unctions of these areas.
bb712, DAC
Monitor
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