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REMOTE VIEWING SESSION DATA
	
	
Remote Viewer	LB
	
Interviewer	NONE
	
Observer(s)	
	
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Date :	CSY/1'7/86 Ost session) 18/04/86 (2nd session)
	
Starting Time :	0950 hrs. (1st session) 0751 Ond session)
	
Site	
	
Site Acquisit.:	ERV (Sealed envelope)
	
Working Mode	GT (Ist session) Computer Terminal (2nd session)
	
Feedback class:	A
	

Ending time 1045 hrs Ost session) 0957 hrs (2nd session)
Notes Second session was performed at a computer terminal.
Highest stage 04
Evaluation
DESCRIPTION OF SITE
TASKING : Describe location of terrorist activity within the next 10
days.
RV summ.: 1) Destroyed room w/secret document left out.
(Judged to be Quadaffi's Hq.)
2) What seems to be a nuclear plant.
(Judged to be Chernobyl)
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THIS SESSION WAS CONDUCTED COMPLETELY ON THE COMPUTER.
IDEOGRAMS WERE DONE MENTALLY AND DO NOT APPEAR
Ft. Meade
18 April 86
0751 his
no monitor
PI: sleepy
AV: non:,
SG1J Site designated in envelope problem 3" should be
perceivable: A: across
risina
hard
smooth
B: -
Site should be perceivable
A: across
hard
down
angle
manmade
B: structure
Site should be perceivable
A: hard
solid
manmade
B: Structure
S2: black
brown
dark colors
rounded
solid
big
massive
hard
Importance of site should be perceivable:
A: rounded
hard
solid
B: structure
miss .,)rC-'aK
s i te A- ir -11 s s b -@,' ea k
SG1J
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site A: solid
A:cross
r is ing
down
massive
solid
natural
site solid
natural
rounded
B: land
S2: rough texture
dark color
smooth
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AOL break
huge rock
BREAK
interrur4-.ion
RESUME: 0813
SG1J Site designated in enveiope Problem #3" should be
perceivable
A: flat
hard
Across
B:
S2: barren
bar(--
cold
warm
cold breeze feel.
open
dark
open
wide
rolling
Site should be perceivable
A: rough
scratchy (S2)
soft
B: vegetation
Aol break
sand dur,@7@,S
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S2: green
off green
grey
violet
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Aol break: "belly
plants" (desert
plants)
Interim_ summary: place seems 4be rolling sandy area with
sparse vegetation, like se-,-.i-desert ar(-:@a.
importance of site should be visible
a across
rounded
manmade
b structure
s2 dark
q u it
rooster sound
red
importance of site should be visible
a j- S J@n q
b
inside of structure shcuIC, be visible
break
aol break: red
turhiy@ on man's head
e r t i ca
manmade
b structurc,
inside of structure should be visible
S2 D Al ET T i AOL A/S
red
black
grey
dark
tall
empty
quiet
square
tall
AI break: spooky place. d.i...,:,tress grief
aol break:
bedroom..
()addafi's HQ;
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importance of inside of structure should be perceivable
S2 D AI EI T I AOL A/S
black
hard
solid
firm
square
aol break: box
on desk
aoJ. break: key
in box
aol break:
paper on desk
AI break: "OOPS! (strong feeling that I just
discovered something rpally important lying
out, exposed.)
answer to request in envelope should i@-e v-isibie
S2 D AI EI T I AOL A/S
flat
small
hard
ao! break: book
a o 1 @.@reak.
quiet
empty
answer to request should be visi';:--I.-@
S2 D AI EI T I AOL S
brown
warm brown
swirled colors
aol 17@reak: old
stvle book
with swirled
colored covers
and black
tr. ianrTle
protectors on
corners of
cover: like a
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S2 D AI EI T I AOL A/S
ledger book or
circa 1800's
book.
aol break:
vague visual
of Pa p 0 r
stick.ina ou t
of book@
ai break: Ha! Gotcha! (Feel like chuck-ling
about someone's mistake)
entire room in question should be visible
S2 D AT EI T I AOL AIS
grey
warin qrey
brown tones
slant
leaning
a/s.
a t t,1. c
apt
with
slanted
ceiling
break:
interruption
Interim summa Site seems, to be a room insirle a st7uctuLo,.
Place is quiet w/noone there. Room would seem to be a
bedroom. There is a "something" which repeatedly attract-s my
attention. It is evidently located at a desk or work area, and
may have, left in a book or box, or somehow only partly
showing. There is no EI in the room: evidently noone
AI is repeatedly that of surprise of having come across
sometbing which shoulOn't be there (same feeling all us old
burn-baggers get when they find a secret document lyling cu'_-)
Whatever this thing is, it seems very important.
cofiee break:
0905
interruption
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importance of site to requestor should be perceivable
S2 D AI EI T I AOL A/S
black
brown
red
huge
square
flat
level
rough texture
smooth surface
red
square
metallic feel
hollow feel
hiss sound
far sound
aol break: a
piece of
electronic
-quipm
ent
importance of site to requestor should be visible
S2 D Al EI T I AOL A/S
humpy feel
smooth
rough
r ed
painted surface feel
t7-ierallic "thump" sound
square
big
bulky
heavy
Al break: "Be careful. Better not move it, or
it could get messed Uf)."
-iol
break: old
style computer
equipment.
red careful watching
mindfulness of it
keep aware, if only marginally
keep it in sight
check on it now an-I @-I.en
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purpose of object should be perceivable
S2 D AI EI T I AOL A/S
red
big
square
rectangular
large
AI break: this is bigger than I thought
purpose of object should be perceivable
r
S2 LZ AI EI T I AOL AI/S
square
bumpy feel
smooth bumps fpel
cool
metallic feel
waist high
long
aol break: men
4 white
coats. (lab
technicians?
purpose of object should be perceivable
S2 D AI EI T I AOL A/S
object
accounting
counting
aol break:
visual of a
ci@:cular
radiation
counter readout
aol break:
visual of
worker at a
white counter
purpose of object should be perceivable
S2 D AI EI T I AOL A/S
object
heavy
massive
ai break: don't mess with this thinq
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purpose of object should be perceivable
S2 D AI El T I AOL A/S
open around it
standing alone
connected on one end
jutting out
anchored
built-in
object
fee) intelligent
secure feeling
hopes & areams
fantily warmth
security
worker
purpose of object shoulCl be perceivable
S2 D AI EI T I AOL A/S
red
off-red
creamy red coil-or
counter
object
aol break:
countdown
machine
monitor
indicator
warning
c a Lis e
controller
Interim
_!I@mar@.: Obje,@'- att si-Ce is in a room with person who
seems to be there to wor@c it and watch over it. its. purpose
seems to be a controll.er/indicator for --ome other thing.
Object seems red, large, conr.,.--ct,,6 on oyi@- enc soro'et'hing
el.se,. and surrounded h@;,r space. It seems to have some
sort of "counting to mec@.an-Ism is u@3ed as an iri(@icator and
warning device.
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Summary: Site area is sparse, nondescript land. Building
contains two areas of interest:
One area of the site seems to be a room inside the
structure. Place is quiet w/noone there. Room would seem to
be a bedroom, or area for living. There is a "something" which
repeatedly attracts my attention. It is evidently located at a
desk or work area, and may have been isf t in a book or box, or
jsomehow only partly showing. There is no EI in the room:
evidently noone there. AI is repeatedly that of surprise of
having come across something which shoul.cint be there (same
feeling all us old born-baggers get when they find a secret
document lying out). Whatever this thing is, it seems very
important.
Second area of the site seems to be a clean, bright
laboratory- type" area. Room has a large "machine-like"
mechanism which is of particular interest in it. There is a
person who seems to be there to work it and watch over it. Its
purpose seems to be a controller/indicator for some other
thing. Object seems red, large, connected on one end to
something else, and surrounded by clear space. It seems to
have some sort of "countina" m.(-_@chanism which is used as an
indicator and warning devic@,, " Indicator" seemed to give
impression of being a raOiali:i , counter of the remote type used
for cloud chambers.
SITE END: 0957
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By Boyce Rensberger
wadlir4tam P09 Staff Writer
The Chernobyl nuclear power
int may have sustained at least a
rtial meltdown of its fee-l-contain-
g core, according to Arnerican
ientists interpreting yesterday's
ports "llpt Swedish --iend
ists had
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it -usually indicative of such an
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Oslo*
RNLAND
TUESDAY, APRIL 29,1986
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By C-elestine Bohlen
Wa-hmgton PwA Foreign service
MOSCOW, April 28-The Soviet
Union said tonight that an accident
at a major nuclear power plant in
the Ukraine had damaged a reactor
and caused unspecif:ed casualties.
The unexplained accident also sent
a radioactive cloud hundreds of
tymo
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This wouW be si@r to the 1979	
UNGAR
incident at the T&-e,-- Ale Island	
atomic power untry's
plant, this co	
worst accident at a commercial nu-	IA
lear fa&ty, except that the Penn-	LL2i@@
syl-vania plant has a steel-and-con-	
erete "containnient" building that	
enclosed the reactor and prevented	is the fact that radioactive atoms cf
radioactive atms frorn escaping	iodine and cesitun were detected in
into the enviratiment. The Soviet	dv-- atmosphere over Stoc@ltolrn-
facifity is not believed to have a con-	l3oth 6--ments are produced in the
.
tai@t facilty.	
Fea
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x reaction tha+_ creates
The evidence of a meltdown it	A- reactor's heat, but they normally
Chemobyl, @ according to James	%+3y in the solid-fuel rod& ne at
McKezzie, swim, staff scientist at	(xm c=M be released ody if tile
the Union of Concerned Sdentists,	iml melted.
OY DAVE C00Y --NS WA4MGTON POST
Fallout containing -40active
%I
iodine can pose a health threat be-
cause the element often finds its
-way into the gram that dairy catt'e
eat and becomes concentrated in
their milk, In pre,-ict-s- incidlents -of
this sort@ health officia-is in various
countries, found it rzeces3ary to
See ACCIMri,, A15, W. 4
miles over Seandinavia.
The announcement, unusual for
tile
Soviet Lvier,, which rarely pub-
liciz-s disasters, come several
coun-
hours after lour Scandinavian
tries had reported detecting abnor-
mally high levels ofradioactivity in
their atmosphere and Sweden's am-
ba es-
-,-,sador to Moscow began qu
tioning Soviet officials.
The Soviet statement did wA say
whether there were deaths in the
accident, which the news agewy
Tass said was at the Chernobyl
pawer plant, 60 miles north of Kiev.
it said otily that "measures are be-
ing undertaker to eliminate the
coi@equences of the accident, AA Lq
being Oven to those affected!
Residents of Kiev told United
Press International by telephrone
that all bus service there had been
stopped so the vehicles could be
used to evacuate those in the d
ter area. Thty said, however, that.
they had w information about ca-
A News/Editor
H MetroJ06tuams/classified
C St.0-Mlievram
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AW4!d index an Page A2
@'riin-, May Vny to Aten@'O,-c-,We
kic; Wah4Vwr on A2)
act@vity wa-,, detected hi the air, soil
anti tree keaves, said that the
wmount rea I ing th.A country was
U1
well above aorma!,, but pre-,ented
no imme-6ate threat to the popu-
lation.
rhamirk, Finiand and Norway
rov@wted unusual radiwfivity,
with high re-a"gs coming from
Awnds ia the Baltic Sea.
suaities, and had heard no explc4Aor-@,
The Tass staternent, read on the
-e of
television evening news, said on
the plant's aim-nic reactors was
damaged axr@ "a. governmea corn-
to
rnissicm has been set nves-
as se q w 4ern
ugate it. This w e. by est
diplomats as an 'indication of high-@
level concern.
Sovie western dipk@nats bere@
specuMW that becadse of the Pro'%-.
imi
Jty to Kiev, a cky of, 2
people, mid the tmu" pU4@k ar*-
nmtricement. there way have bem a
tijgh death toll. -
Officials ir, Sweden, where radio-
%ede ton*t thai it ',s
n said
seek@!g "detailed iaformation@ from
-iorities about t e acci-
Soviet autl .h
dent, !:o lhat it can take precau-
,
ion, es
if the contaraiw.-
gry measure
fion cm he expected to continue or
i1r, ea e.
Swedish E.*rgy Minister Bir-
gitta Dahl ' it was "unaccepta-
said
@:bie` that. Swf,-dish audionties and
'othera outside the S mviet Unionhad
been en W *Ascatom Sweden
giv
deinand VW the enC-re So-
@wotild ihan .7
civ nudear. pr
vW- ograw be
"ade -tA&bje--t to irrternationid I ia
See NUCUA A16, pA 1