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SUMMARY ANALYSIS
REMOTE VIEWING SESSION 887
1. (S/NOFORN) This report provides documentation of a remote viewing
session conducted for training purposes only.
2. (S/NOFORN) The protocol used for this session is detailed in document
GRILL FLAME Protocol, AMSAA Applied Remote Viewing Protocol (S), undated.
3. (S/NOFORN) Post session analysis on target viewing indicates the .
viewer had a considerable amount of correlation. The viewer's attitude
was positive.
4. (S/NOFORN) Following is a transcript of the viewer's impressions
during the remote viewing session. At TAB A are drawings and narrative by
the remote viewer. At TAB B is target cuing information. Also included
is available target data.
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REMOTE VIEWING SESSION # 887
#66: This will be a@remote viewing session for 0900 hours,
12 April 1982.
Focus now solely and completely on the target designated
for today. Relax and concentrate.
42 degrees 44 minutes 20 seconds North
93 degrees 43 minutes 00 seconds West
Focus and concentrate now, focus.
42 degrees 44 minutes 20 seconds North
93 degrees 43 minutes 00 seconds West
Concentrate on the target and describe it to me.
PAUSE
42 degrees 44 minutes 20 seconds North
93 degrees 43 minutes 00 seconds West
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Target coodinate.
#63: LJjLagZra, slight rise target on top of rise. Low
s ure, roadway curved going to structure.
#66: Describe the area surrounding the structure.
#63: Flat in the immediate vicinity, rugged hills or mountains.
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#66: Foliage?
#63: Hills or-mountains are off in the distance. Foliage..
0--unsure I think there's grass7n`o@ri-g trees.
#66: From overhead now, focus on the target. From headhead,
focus on the target and describe only the target to me.
#63:
#66:
the target is in the middle. Got a
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Stand on the ground now and face the target and describe.
Back from the target so you can see it. Back up just a
little bit so you can see all and describe it to me.
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#63: Low, verLical lineqfQr-w&l-13, open areas, c22rtyard,
atriums...flat, slightly dome roof.
#66: Describe the activity at the target to me.
#63: None. Feel like it's a small manufacturing office building.
#66: Describe the raw data that gives you this perception.
#63: Size, lack of large machinery, feeling of building.
#66: Describe the inside of the building to me.
#63: Dark floor, beige walls, lots of glass, metal building,
metal desk.
#66: Are you alone?
#63: Yes.
#66: Now outside -----
#63- In this room I'm alone.
#66: Outside again, describe the target from outside, up over
head, 100 feeL up to the oblique, looking down and
describe.
#63: Q@grtical lines flat or
patternt- ifOnte-r ot roo so T7
cross pattern over roof.
#66: Okay. Now look out and around
most prominent torrain feature
PAUSE
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the target and describe the
to me.
#63: 1 guess that mountain in the back, not exceptionally tall,
jagged, steep vertical rise.
#66: All right. I have one question for you, one and only one
question. Describe to me how I can best find this target.
Describe to me how I can best identify or locate, find
this target. Ask yourself how can I best find this target
and describe your answer to me.
PAUSE
#63: The buildings--bFest-thin-g I have. A round buildin-g--with
square facade, lines. Best I can do.
#66: Okay. Let's prepare to draw those impressions you have
had concerning the target.
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REMOTE VIEWING SESSION #887
(DRAWING NARRATIVE)
#63: All right, this is a discussion of my drawings.
Drawing # 1 is the initial view I got of the building.
I was standing down at the front of the page looking up
the driveway to this low structure on a rise. The area
was very flat immediately around the building and there
was a mountain , not a very large mountain, but it bad
a high vertical rise to it. And it was jagged:and:it was
off in a distance to the back. And the building was made
up of a lot of vertical lines and had a flat or slightly
domed roof as you see in the drawings.
Drawing # 2 is a vertical drawing of the building. The
circle is the, what I call the facade
re open, light and air would
pass through them. And in the corners was--il-cTourtyard
feeling. And the actual structure is the circle and
it had some sort of an X, little fancy thing on the roof,
I don't know wbat that was.
Drawing #3 is an oblique version to show the relationship
of the square facade of open vertical lines in comparison
to the actual building. And that's all I have.
#66: Okay. On the inside during the very short time that you
went to the inside of what you've drawn here, did you
feel an open or cluttered feeling? Generally on the inside
of this, what does it feel like?
#63: It was a metal building, sheet metal, glossy paint. It
had an open feeling and lots of windows. And I saw a metal
desk and chair and there was nobody in that room, but
I.think there was somebody in the building, like a night
watchman or something. I have a feeling that this place
is closed rigUnow.
#66: Okay. But a generally open feeling as opposed to many
subdivisions of offices or something like that?
#63: 1 think it had subdivisions, but it was still open at the
same.
#66: And it had lots of glass?
#63: Glass, right.
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#66: Okay. Now, my one other question is, you didn't
mention here, I see you drew it on your foliage, but
this is not an area that is in a pine forest apparently.
#63: No.
#66: You said that it was, it had grass around it?
#63: 1 think that it was probably planned by the people who
own it, like a lawn or something. It didn't seem to be
doing particularly well.
#66: How about in a vast expanse around the target, looking
around, what you see around the target? Do you remember?
#63: 1 got a lot of white, but that might be bverlay. Matter
of fact, let me nqAxutw_.that. I got a lot of white, but
I have been to Nevada so many times on these things, that
I said well I can't be in the desert again so let's not
make it desert, let's put grass and stuff right there.
But I didn't see trees.
#66: Okay. So it is not a--
#63: Wooded area.
#66: Wooded area. Now are there other, is it a cluttered area
of man made structures or open area relatively-.
#63: Open area.
#66: Okay. Anything else you have to add?
#63: No, that's it.
#66: Okay, fine.
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