OPERATIONAL USE OF PARANORMALS IN POLICE ACTIVITIES

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CIA-RDP96-00787R000200130013-4
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November 4, 2016
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April 24, 2000
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Approved For Release 2-A0 0W0$: clA-RDP96-00787R00020013061c34 EYES ONLY SUBJECT: Operational Use of Paranormals in Police Activities 1. Two paranormal subjects being tested at Stanford Research Haves' Institute (SRI) 4.a-s produced impressive data on axp??Em police cases. The first involves the Patricia Hearst kidnapping and the second involves a Stanford University student homicide. The data for these cases was generated spontaneously in an uncontrolled field environment. The generation of the homicide data was witnessed by OTS/CRB. An evaluation of the data is independently given in the SG1I attached memoranda from a second party interview to the Alameda County District attorney's office and the police officer in charge of the homicide case. 2. During the past year of investigations at SRI, several stories am of aid being given by people with paranormal ability to police in San Francisco area were related to myself by the SRI investigators, Dr. Puthoff and Mr. Targ. My personal knowledge of these activities has remained anecdotal for several reasons. One xampt compelling reason is that even the appearance of CIA involvement with domestic police operations is a political explosive association. This fact Approved For Release 2003/09/04: CIA-RDP96-00787R000200130013-4 has kept me from attempting direct varification of the SRI claims. Approved For Release 2-A0 0W0$: clA-RDP96-00787R00020013061c34 EYES ONLY SUBJECT: Operational Use of Paranormals in Police Activities 1. Two paranormal subjects being tested at Stanford Research Haves' Institute (SRI) 4.a-s produced impressive data on axp??Em police cases. The first involves the Patricia Hearst kidnapping and the second involves a Stanford University student homicide. The data for these cases was generated spontaneously in an uncontrolled field environment. The generation of the homicide data was witnessed by OTS/CRB. An evaluation of the data is independently given in the SG1I attached memoranda from a second party interview to the Alameda County District attorney's office and the police officer in charge of the homicide case. 2. During the past year of investigations at SRI, several stories am of aid being given by people with paranormal ability to police in San Francisco area were related to myself by the SRI investigators, Dr. Puthoff and Mr. Targ. My personal knowledge of these activities has remained anecdotal for several reasons. One xampt compelling reason is that even the appearance of CIA involvement with domestic police operations is a political explosive association. This fact Approved For Release 2003/09/04: CIA-RDP96-00787R000200130013-4 has kept me from attempting direct varification of the SRI claims. The first involves the Patricia Hearst kidnapping and the second Approved For Release 2003/09/04: CIA-RDP96-00787R000200130013-4 involves a Stanford University student homicide. The data for these cases was generated spontaneously in an uncontrolled field environment. The generation of the homicide data was witnessed by OTS/CRB. An evaluation of the data is independently given in the SG1I attached memoranda from a second party interview to the Alameda County District attorney's office and the police officer in charge of the homicide case. 2. During the past year of investigations at SRI, several stories aB of aid being given by people with paranormal ability to police in San Francisco area were related to myself by the SRI investigators, Dr. Puthoff and Mr. Targ. My personal knowledge of these activities has remained anecdotal for several reasons. One .xaffipk compelling reason is that even the appearance of CIA involvement with domestic police operations is a political explosive association. This fact has. kept me from attempting direct varification of the SRI claims. Also, with respect to the Hearst kidnapping there are explicit threats on the lives of those working on the case in addition to 3. Two cases have now been documented which may be of interest +,o the Clandestine Service The first w' eh-mss i~o. - r-ea- Approved For Release 2003/09/04: CIA-RDPY6-Q0787R000200130013-4 Approved For Release 2003/09/04: CIA-RDP96-007871 Q T13XDOl3'4r ~ l--her involves Mr. Pat Price and the Rxxi Patricia Hearst kidnapping as described in the first attachment. The night after the kidnapping and before any publicity occurred, Mr. Price's help was solicited by the Alameda police. Mr. Price provided a significant amount of data, including identification of people later proven to be involved. This interaction was taped by our principal investigators, Puthoff and Targ, and has been varified by the Electronics and Bio- engineering group leader at SRI, Mr. E. Jones. All this documentation is available for our inspection. 4. The second case has occurred more recently. The results are described in the second attachment. This case is of interest because of the presence of an OTS officer, witnessed the sessions. A separate description is being prepared SG1I by -.t appears all the SG1I claimed results and more are varified. 5. These cases are inserted into the record since they involve two subjects we have under test. The subjects produced operationally (9N TWO significant data for the police4completely independent cases and under different circumstances. There are no explanations for Approved For Release 2003/09/04: CIA-RDP96-00787R000200130013-4 their performance and no projection for their future performance