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UNITED 
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memorandum 
Approved For 
: of 
2 July 1990 
DT-S 
SUN STREAK Report 
— 9041 
(U) 
ODCSINT, 
DAMI-PO 
1. 
(S/STD/NF) 
On 28 June 
1990, Remote Viewer 018 conducted 
a 
session 
to determine the current location 
of a target vessel 
identified 
as the HS’, 
“Viewer 018 also attempted to determine 
if the BMJ was carrying contraband 
in the form of drugs; 
if 
so, 
Viewer 018 was to attempt to determine how the drugs were 
stored and to determine the final destination 
of the drugs. 
2. 
(S/STD/NF) 
Remote Viewer 018 had self-acknowledged weak 
impressions of the current location of the target vessel, 
and 
placed the vessel 
in “the area of the Virgin Islands/British 
Virgin Islands.” 
According the 018, 
“the MM was carrying 
SG1A 
drugs located 
in the rear portion of the ship in two propane 
tank-like containers. 
Each container was 
a composite of two 
containers, 
a smaller one inside the other, 
larger, 
to provide 
a 
(dead) 
space between the two;” this 
is where the drugs can be 
found. 
The front tank contained plastic—wrapped packages of 
white material, 
while the rear tank appeared to contain 
marijuana. 
3. 
(S/STD/NF) 
Viewer 018 indicated the target vessel 
was 
protected from our 
(SUN STREAK) 
detection through some sort of 
(psychic) experimental defense which 018 was able to penetrate. 
4. 
(S/STD/NF) 
Since the target vessel 
was the object of a SUN 
STREAK collection effort 
in Key West, Florida, 
no further effort 
was expended. 
The experimental shield reported by 018 can 
neither be confirmed nor disproved; 
if such a procedure 
is 
reported by any other viewer, 
it will 
be brought to your 
attention. 
Branch Chief 
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DAMI-PO 
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