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STAR GATE Project 94-275-0 (Phase VI) — Remote Viewing Data Summaries: Cali Cartel 727 Cocaine Flight

This two-page document is an enclosure of 'Data Summaries' for STAR GATE Project 94-275-0 (Phase VI), the U.S. military/intelligence remote-viewing program. Three sources (A, B, and C) were tasked to psychically perceive when a 'multi-ton 727 Aircraft flight' would take place — its date, time, and landing location. Source A describes the head of the Cali Cartel orchestrating a large cocaine shipment by air to Mexico within the first three weeks of February, following routes through San Andreas Island, with the 7th and 8th of February cited as important organizing dates and predicting increased trafficking April–June. Source B narrows the operation to between noon 2 February and early AM 4 February 1995, naming the international airport at Monterrey, Mexico as the destination (changed from a more western location), and adds impressions of two aircraft flying in tandem, color-based comm codes ('ORO LORO'/'LORO ORO'), C-130 aircraft, Mexican military involvement, Guadalajara as a potential alternate, and unusual storage crates. Source C forecasts the event within six weeks, with refueling at San Andreas Island before proceeding to land in Mexico with cocaine cargo. The document carries STAR GATE, LIMDIS, and 'Not Releasable to Foreign Nationals' markings and was approved for release in 2000. The perceptions are unverified psychic impressions, not confirmed intelligence.

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Description

A declassified CIA STAR GATE remote-viewing report compiling perceived impressions from three sources tasked to determine the date, time, and landing site of a multi-ton Boeing 727 flight allegedly transporting cocaine from the Cali Cartel through San Andreas Island to Mexico in early 1995.

Claims

  • The operation will occur between noon 2 February and early AM 4 February 1995, landing at the international airport in Monterrey, Mexico.

    30%
  • The head of the Cali Cartel is orchestrating a large cocaine shipment by air to Mexico within the first three weeks of February.

    20%
  • The route travels through San Andreas Island for refueling before proceeding to Mexico.

    20%
  • The head of the Cali Cartel is orchestrating a large air shipment of cocaine to Mexico within the first three weeks of February.

    20%
  • The flight will route through San Andrés Island for refueling before proceeding to Mexico.

    20%
  • Two aircraft fly in tandem and use color-based radio codes ('ORO LORO'/'LORO ORO').

    15%
  • C-130 aircraft associated with an air national guard and the Mexican military are involved in and protect the operation.

    15%
  • Contraband may be transferred from the jet into large prop aircraft and stored in washed-out yellowish-white wooden crates with reddish cross bracing.

    15%
  • The airport on San Andrés Island is controlled by outside forces and the militia present are impostors.

    15%
  • Two aircraft fly in tandem and use color-based comm codes such as 'ORO LORO'.

    15%
  • The Mexican military controls and provides protection to the operation within Mexico.

    15%

Events

  1. Jan 31, 1995

    Predicted 727 cocaine flight

    Sources predict a multi-ton 727 flight transporting cocaine via San Andreas Island to Mexico, with Source B placing it between noon 2 February and early AM 4 February 1995, landing at Monterrey.

  2. Aug 7, 2000

    Approved for release

    Document declassified and approved for release by CIA.

  3. Jan 31, 1995

    Predicted 727 aircraft drug flight

    Remote viewers predicted a multi-ton 727 flight carrying cocaine from Colombia via San Andrés Island to Mexico, variously between 2–4 February 1995 or the first three weeks of February.

  4. Aug 7, 2000

    Document approved for release

    CIA approved the record for release/declassification per the release stamp.

Dates mentioned

2000/08/081995-02-021995-02-04February 7-8 19952000-08-08

Keywords

Entities

Extracted text (OCR)
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002500010012-1

DATA SUMMARIES

Project 94-275-0
(Phase VI)

(S/NF/SG/LIMDIS) Following are the perceived highlights
from each source. Tasking given was: “When will the multi-ton
727 Aircraft flight take place (date, time) and where will the
aircraft land. Background information provided by your agency
was given to each source.

- (S/NF/SG/LIMDIS) Source A: SGI1A

-- The head of the Cali Cartel a

is orchestrating a large shipment of cocaine transported by air
to Mexico to take place within the first three weeks of February.
This drug shipment will follow known routes through the San
Andreas Island to several locations in Mexico. There are search
lights featured at the designated destination and it will be a
night time activity.

-- Important dates for organizing this activity include
the 7th and 8th of February before Valentines Day. There isa
large profit to be made from this action filled event. There
will be a marked increased in drug trafficking by the Cali Cartel
in April through June of this year.

- (S/NF/SG/LIMDIS) Source B:

-- This particular operation will occur between noon 2
February to early AM 4 February 1995. I am still picking up the
destination as the large, international airport in Monterrey,
Mexico. A more western location was originally selected but has
just recently been changed to that of Monterrey. The operation
will travel via the SAN ANDREAS ISLAND route.

REPRODUCTION REQUIRES
APPROVAL OF ORIGINATOR
OR HIGHER DOD AUTHORITY LIMITED DISSEMINATION

FURTHER DISSEMINATION

ONLY AS DIRECTED BY DIA/PAG

OR HIGHER DOD AUTHORITY CLASSIFIED BY MULTIPLE SOURCES
DECLASSIFY ON OADR

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NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS
STAR GATE
LIMDIS Enclosure 1

Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002500010012-1

Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002500010012-1

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Other information applicable to this operation:

-- Two aircraft are involved. At some point in their
flights, they fly in tandem. They both arrive and depart within
minutes of each other.

-- Comm traffic uses colors, or references to colors as
codes or indicators. The phonetics ORO LORO or LORO ORO were
perceived.

-- The entire airport on San Andreas Island is now
controlled by outside forces/influence. The militia present are
impostors. Some higher-ups within this organization are
considering reactivating procedures to transfer the contraband
from the jet into large, two and four engine, prop aircraft.

-- I have sensed the presence of C-130 type aircraft
nearby. I have also sensed that these are associated with an air
national guard or something like that. The Mexican military is
also involved with this illegal operation. I sense that they
basically control and provide protection to this operation within
Mexico.

-- The airport at Guadalajara is still a potential
destination for these operatives. However, I am sensing an
increased presence of some special undercover and highly
secretive Mexican entity which is causing the hesitation by the
druggies to use Guadalajara at this time.

-- This operation is having trouble with storage of the
contraband. An alternative method of storage and shipping has
had to be implemented. I sense the use of large wooden crates or
boxes with reddish cross bracing on the sides and top. The
crates are a peculiar color of washed out yellowish-white.

- (S/NF/SG/LIMDIS) Source C:

-- The air event will take the route to the San Andreas
Island for refueling and then proceed on to Mexico. This
scheduled event will take place within the next six weeks and
will be carrying cargo along with illegal drugs in the form of
cocaine. Parties involved are the drug cartel and other
individuals who have been known in the past to work for the
cartel. The aircraft will land in Mexico. This scenario is very
common to the way business has been conducted in the past.

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NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS
STAR GATE
LIMDIS

Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002500010012-1

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