SUMMARY REMOTE VIEWING SESSION CC30

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• Publication Date: December 14, 1979
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EXTENDED BY: Director, DIA
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SUMMARY ANALYSIS
REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION CC30
1. (S) This report documents a Remote Viewing (RV) session
conducted in compliance with a request from SOD, J3, OJCS,
Pentagon, Washington, D.C. The purpose of the session was
to Provide information relevant to the hostage situation in
the Embassy compound in Teheran, Iran.
2. (S) The remote viewer's impressions of the target are
provided as raw intelligence data and as such have not been
subjected to any intermediate analysis, evaluation or collation
Interpretation and use of the information provided is the
responsibility of the requestor.
3. (S) The protocol used for this session is detailed in the
document, Grill Flame Protocol, AMSAA Applied Remote Viewing
Protocol:(S),. undated.
4. (S) Following is a transcript of the viewer's impressions
during the remote viewing session. At TAB A are drawings made
by the remote viewer reference his impressions of the...target
site, At TAB B is target cueing information provided--the
remote viewer.
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REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION CC30
#66 This will be a remote viewing session (edited for
security).
For the past few minutes, now, you have been studying
a photograph. Focus your attention now on the area
designated to you as area X. Relax and concentrate.
Focus your attention on area X, and describe the area
to me.
#32 Not audible.
#66 OK. Tell me about it.
#32 Not audible.
#66 Tell me what makes you say that, particularly. Tell
me the raw data that makes you say that.
#32 Ok. One person...four desls...(phonetic)...entrance...
kind of independent-There is a long...this very long
corridor... lots of rooms... there's a (not audible) along
this ...off the hallway are offices-four stairwells...
one at each end.
#66 Describe this person to me.
#32 has a mustach...very casually dressed...-impression of
(not audible)... jeans and white shirt...these are all
military and they are armed.
#66 Describe them to me in detail.
#32 Get impression...I know...it's ...target...(not audible)
Standing guard.
#66 What is it they are guarding?
#32 Not audible,
#66 Ok. Make sure you focus your attention right now, at
this moment, right now at this moment and describe the
area to me. Right now at this moment.
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#32 Hallway, guards... people separated, right.
#66 What floor is this on?
#32 Second.
#66 OK.
#32 (Not audible) small boots
#66 Tell me more about this. Describe the hallway in
detail, number of rooms, etc.
#32 About 25. Some people are segregated.
#66 How are they segregated? How are they separated?
#32 Singly,singly roomed.
#66 Describe the rooms to me.
#32 Go upstairs first.Looking for...but I don't see anything.
Impression...little bigger than-like offices
(mumbling) one... impression
#66 What did you say?
#32 They looked like they were admin offices, before.
Quite a few.....
#66 Tell me some more about the people there.
#32 (Not audible)
#66 OK. I have no further questions about the target
at this time. Is there anything that you'd like to
add about what you've seen?
#32 First impression...rooms were small in what I saw.
#66 You told me about guards on the first floor. Are
there guards on the second floor?
#32 Yeah.
#66 What's this front room area look like?
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#32 (Not audible)
#66 OK. Now before we depart this target here, I want
you to move outside and look outside. Tell me about
the entrances to the buildings in the immediate area
just outside.
#32 Impression of cement stairs ...entrance way recessed.....
#66 I think it's time we draw the impressions that
you've had.
#32 Because it looks so much like a (mumbling) I was looking
for an attic.
God I wanted to go CB so bad on this one.
I'm going to start with the face of the building since
you asked me. Because it correlates with the position
of what I thought were desks. Could be control points.
White long building... there shouldn't be four...inside
I think I saw stairway on each end... somewhere around
here....two somewhere around here. the enfr-ance is
Cement steps-cement sides to it...I couldn't find the
words.. .to these-just there-but I could find the
words.....to these steps.....why that's important, I
don't know. This whatever it was was the walk.
This was the entrance (mumbling)
Top view of first floor. I saw four somehow...draw it
for you even though that says three.ok. in here...
I don't want to call it control point, but, that's the
impression I got. I saw one in here too. Next to
these were admin type rooms, ok. Whereas
#66 Down on page two here. This is the bottom floor.
#32 First floor.
#32 I got the imftession of these , ....comes in like this..
or backup .....
#66 Ok.Now we're moving to page three, second floor.
#32 Yes. Very interesting. At first I got the impression
there were about 20 rooms, but, the more I looked at
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'em the bigger they got. So rather than have 20
you had maybe something like 10 to 12 bigger rooms.
Here's a corridor, and these are separated into
bigger rooms. What I'm trying to say...they're
bigger than bedrooms, than what I've seen before,
the cell type rooms; they're bigger. What I saw
here-in these area se ins, .n see
much furniture aro here...an thes were groups
of 10... I'll call hem students, wh
#66 These groupings d
hostages.
#32 Oh, no. No, no. These were student types discussing
the philosophy of their actions and the current events
affecting the hostages and themselves, their entire
situation and what I saw here...he should have had...
or I think was......I got the impression whet you
should have had 8 or 10 guards you only had or 5
guards; and that these people would come up and talk
with them and the 4 or 5 that weren't there ere in
here talking to them.
#66 Ok. So there was a guard people.
#32 There were some guard people. There was abou
four or five guard people.
#66 Like in the hallway, or something.
#32 In the hallway, but there should have been mo~e
but there weren't.
#66 Ok. Tell me why there should have been more.
#32 Because I saw more doors leading to these roofs where. these
people are and you should have had more guard ; you
'know..one guard per door, or something.
They felt they could do the job. They had othing
else to do. They were bored.... extremely bor d.
They joined in the discussions here. and some imes
they'd relieve these other guys here.
#66 Who was in the rooms?
#32 In the rooms I saw segregated, that was singly almost
in most cases they were segregated. The impression I
got was these were not the young people, not the
young Marines. . .not the young clerks. These were the
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older people.
#66 How many were there?
#32 About 15.
#66 So, what you're showing me now, in these individual
rooms, and you don't know how many rooms, there are...
#32 At first I said 20 and then the rooms got bigger and
I had to try and pinpoint an estimate would have to
be 12 to 15. Mainly isolated, but there may be one
or two rooms where you had two people. I think most
of them were segregated. I tried to stay away from
the analysis bit.
#66 It is somewhat difficult for you to say how many
rooms there are or how many people there are in
each room. ..-?- - -~
#32 Yes.. About 12 or 15 rooms. In most you'll find
one pekson. In some rooms you maw Und o.
#66 Did you get a good look at any one of these hostages?
#32 OK. I kept getting a picture when you asked me who
the hell was in there...I kept getting a picture,
I didn't even mention that, of a white haired silver
haired distinguished looking gentleman and he was
around in here someplace.
#66 OK. Why don't you put an X with a circle around it
to indicate where you saw him.
#32 He was middle-late forties. Maybe even early fifties.
Real diplomat. And these were bigger rooms. Not
quite the size of these, but almost and they looked
like big conference rooms. They were kind of empty
and this is where these people kind of milled about.
#66 It looks to me, that in this session you saw a whole
lot at one time, not just one moment in time but,
you saw a wAole lot of activity passing before your
eyes, as it were.
4132 In fact, I was on target, I tried something a little
different. Rather than stay with the beacon 'till
the last minute and rush to the target at the last
minute, I stayed with my beacons and after I felt
very comfortable. Which I was this time. I felt,
what the hell, I'll go down, make a prelim...and
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I don't know whether that was completely right or
wrong, but, I was there.
So you were waiting for me on target when we began.
Yeah. What I really wanted to do was get over there
and OB. That was just a trial, because, I found a
couple of times when I precipitated myself from the
beacon to the target, transition was a bit quick, and
I would have to reorient myself and this thing was..
these pictures-particularly this stuff here, and this
stuff here kept coming on strong, this one in two.
You feel pretty good, then, about this imagery?
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#32 That was the hallway conglomeration. In other words,
this is notnecessarily open hallway. Some place
around here you have doors. The access is direct.
There may be doors. In fact, you probably have several
doors going through the hallway. Some of them are open,
some of them are closed, but that hallway should be
direct, entire length of the building.. Both, first
and second floor.
two to a room, at times.
fifteen, twelve to fifteen possibly, hostage ty s on
the second floor in this building, and they a pretty
much, for the most part, maybe one to a ro l maybe
some guards that appear to be guarding the rooms, n ,
Now. So we have these student leadership types lking
over the philosophy of what's going on. Then, we avve
#32 Y And the impression of maturi
#66 The impress' . y of the people.
#32 Not talking about the young, young people. I'm talking
about functionaries (mumbling) I think he was alone...
I got his picture twice.
#66 Would you recognize his picture if I showed you some
snapshots?
#32 Yes., yes. He looks like..uh..something like the
N (phonetic) command on TV...what's his name....
Residen(phonetic) is it Residen(phonetic)..yeah...
white haired guy ..except that this guy would have
had glasses that this guy (mumbling)
466 If I was to show you some pictures, you might
recognize who that gentleman was?
#32 Yes. If it coincides with what I saw.
#66 Ok. Fine. Anything you want to add?
#32 No.
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REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION CC30
1. (S) The viewer has been exposed to open source news media information
as well as classified overhead imagery. He knew he would be working
against the hostage situation in Iran.
2. (S) At the time of the session the viewer was shown overhead inagery
of the US Embassy compound in Teheran, Iran. The area designated as Area X
was pointed out to the viewer by the interviewer. The imagery is not included
herein due to its classification.
1. (S) The "Mike" attached to the viewer malfunctioned during this session.
We have reported all segments of the session that were audible and could be
understood.
2. (S) After the session was completed, the Project Manager provided the
viewer with a series of photos to see if he could identify the individual
he had described during the session. The viewer identified, with reservation,
Mr. Robert G. Anders.
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