SUN STREAK REPORT - 9034

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00789R000900100001-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 1, 2002
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: June 18, 1990
• Content Type: REPORT

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1.. (S/STD/NF) During the period of 12 June 1990 through 18 June
1990, six remote viewing sessions were conducted to determine the
final location and disposition of a large load of mari,~uana and
cocaine transported on o'r about 22 J~~990 by the 85-foot
2. (S/STD/NF> Remote Viewer 095 perceived the illegal drugs as
stored in the stern area of the vessel, behind the superstructure
and near the deck level. An ob3ect shaped "like a half cylinder"
was used as a storage container. On or about 24 June 1990, at
dusk, the contraband was off-loaded by hoist/winch; an aircraft
was involved to transport the illegal cargo in a northeasterly ,
direction to a transfer point at geographical coordinates, 41 20
N / 135?30'W. The final destination was the "Bay area" (San
Francisco Bay). ?-
(NOTE: According to 095, the cocaine and the mari3uar~a were
collocated.)
3. (S/STD/NF> Remote Viewer 079 specified that the destination
of .the drugs definitely involved a "land drop" occurring is an
area identified by geographical coordinates,, 36 15 N / 121 50 W.
The location was described as an offshore`~"f"'ocated near an
airport Viewer 079 indicated that on 2 June 1990, the target
vessel ~ was sailing west in rough waters and at a slow
rate of spee The names "Salinas" and "Point Salinas"
phonetically surfaced to describe an area associated with the
final destination for the drugs. The word "Jewels" phonetically
surfaced as well but its meaning was not further described. A
smaller fishing vessel on-loaded the drugs from the target vessel
and sailed in a southerly direction to an unknown destination.
4. tS/STD/NF) In reply to the tasking to determine the location
of the cocaine and the mari,~uana, Remote Viewer 025 indicated the
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drugs were collocated at one of two locations: the San Clemente
area found in the vicinity of Camp Pendleton at 33 N / 117 W;
and, Half Moon Bay at 37 N / 122 W. According to 025, the
"bundles" (of drugs) were transferred to land by hand, stored in
"little steel packages", low to the ground. 025 added that "four
men were now searching for the drugs."
5. (S/STD/NF') According to Remote Viewer 049, the cocaine is
currently stored s ver con, airier. laced in a
recessed area, a m~rY oca a aus a ove a water line at
the bow on the starboard side, and below the anchor-chain room of~N``'~``~
The c.ompartme.nt is accessible via a "grated walkway" that leads
to a door; as ..one enters the room the compartment is located to
the left in a recessed area. Discarded objects in the form of
rags and assorted debris and the stench of malodorous water are
below the walkway. The vessel was identifiable by its high ,bow
rid mast-like ob~ d in the center of the vessel.
ve_sse was_ oca a a-out 1,000 miles west of
was erce_iyed_as_head_n east and northeast towards
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oint" and "P W. The mari3uana
is packaged in dark cloth. It is locate n a a next
to a "scrub clump" and a steep embankment or dr - --=- slow the
target area is an open and brassy area with a discernible trail
leading to the drugs. __. - rby; a populated area is
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n the immediate vicinity
also close to the site. ?red hut
to the site; more often than not the but is vacant. Gears and
large wheels are in the area and may be associated with the hut.
Sounds and images associated with the activity at the site
include "electricity smell, snapping sounds, flat objects nearby,
the presence of heat, black triangles, and something holding
smaller objects." Someone at the site is studying a map or
plan.
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