PROJECT NUMBER: 9026, SESSION NUMBER: 01, CRV, SOLO, VIEWER: 049

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• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00789R000900180001-3
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• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 18, 2002
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: May 18, 1990
• Content Type: REQ

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PROJECT SUN STREAK
WARNING NOTICE: INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
PROJECT NUMBER: 9026 SESSION NUMBER: 01
DATE OF SESSION: 18 MAY 90 DATE OF REPORT: 18 MAY 90
START: 1051 END: 1141
METHODOLOGY: CRV SOLO VIEWER IDENTIFIER: 049
1. (S/NF/STD) MISSION: The target is a vessel identified as the
SG1A I Ia fifty-foot sailin vessel having a white hull and
bearing a Registry Number, E__ I On 8 May 1990, the SG1A
SG1A departed Cartajena, Columbia enroute for the Island
o Curacao a 12 30 N / 69 00 W. Curacao is located about 180
miles east of the Peninsula de la Guajira, Columbia. The ultimate
destination of the drugs is believed to be somewhere along the
southeast coast of the US. EEI is as follows:
a. Determine the current location of the target vessel.
b. Determine if the vessel is currently carrying drugs; if
so, where stored aboard ship.
c. Where and when will the target vessel off-load/transfer
the contraband in the form of drugs.
d. What is the ultimate destination of the contraband in
the US.
2. (S/NF/STD) VIEWER TASKING: Encrypted coordinates, a map, and
the information/requirements stated in the mission statement
above.
3. (S/NF/STD) COMMENTS:
4. (S/NF/STD) EVALUATION:
5. (S/NF/STD) SEARCH EVALUATION:
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
Referral Review by NIMA/DoD CLASSIFIED BY: HQDA (DAMI-PO)
DECLASSIFY ON: OADR
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(CLASSIFICATION)
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 MEXICO
Mexico*
by NIMA/DoD
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Washington
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British I
Puerto RICOVirgin Islands
nrc% (U.K.)
Islands :ANTId.UA AND BARBUDA
(U.S.) Mdntserrat
(U.K M'Guldeloupe(FR.)
b DO INICA
~Ma pique (FR.)
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T LUCIA
Aruba
Neth. Antilles SAINT VINCENT AND a
(NETH.) `(JETM) THE GRENADINES BARBADOS
*Bogota
COLOMBIA
CPYRGHT
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MAICA`-"' /l Portau- Santo'
oErR~^'"" I Prince Domingo
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Island
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'cigalpa Caribbean!Sea
6 (FR.)
? Bermuda
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TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
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The 't.:ar01_et`, located c':1 20 N. between ebetween Jamaica
vessel is currently ' i i~ ~ 19 Jamaica
and Grand Cayman island. it is traveling in a northwesterly direction. The
target is carryings contraband. However, the narcotics are not a conventional.
type of cocaine; it is ~ solid, dense _. and tightly packed. The contraband is
associated h.-
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with ).t.)('7 t:} tubes which resemble .51'1 i;? LJ.'~i used for ?~' I
these tubes, in turn, are hidden within a cavity in the
navigational charts.
bow area of the vessel.
`l he contraband a. to be transferred to another ve'ssael at sea south of
cy Bay area f::i $ _ southern .. (between '0 -- arll'14:: F.
: the ?Pr'"r'E2 :1ca 1'lf 1i:: y c!~ r(it. Louisiana ti ?$' degrees ^
and 28 and 29 degrees y.).~ This will l take place - v during G IE~ Memorial r
_I Day
period ('+/- 2 days). r he vessel receiving the cargo resembles a small
fishing .. 5 ..t__ "1 i trawler or itsht i(llf:!tar'II. Its nets are l s frayed and the characters W, T!
i and 3" n are some ; 0 cifiare associated with this boat :1. fl soway. There is a tall,
heavy--set man with a heavy hi.ark beard and untocked fl.annel shirt on the
pick-up boat. The pick-up time is early morning and it is gray and fogy.
The pick-up boat will crime from an area which is predominately tidal estuary.
The destination of the contraband is a location a.ssot;::1f ._ed with the name
o Flambeau or FL anareaux .
The tubes which are associated with the contraband are 3 1/2 to 4 inches
in diameter et . Lung. they resemble navigational chart tubes. These
and 3 feet .,
tubes are both stacked vertically and horizontally a cavity in the bow of the
vessel. tl'Ie tubes rather resemble a barrlal.or'e torpedo. The cavity occurs
.IeainC. the bow-side wa..l of a smal?.I room or where a passageway widens a ?.i1:'..
I"f'-ere is a triangular shaped wooden object which sits center and attached to
this wall. Cushion covered benches abut on either sidle o this Wooden
object. There are windows or portholes above some of the benches (see
diagram).
The wooden obiec::t is reddish with tan trim. It is approximately
..5 to 4 feet tall and Q inches on a side. A small railing runs along the
tot?,, rear edge. The entire object is weI3 constructed and very polished.
There are 3 black wooden rails attached to, or 3 slots cut into, each of the
!.tic:. sides ) . 4~r'...cirli:. (-~e:;.c:. a. } y diagram). This _ triangular wooden si::t has f something
a::lr~r'~ i:at_l.lar wooden r~lliit~.,to do with the access to something; possibly the how cavity.
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