“… "Medical Aid to Cuba", the "Fair Play for Cuba Committee, " the names of six persons alleged to be CIA agents, and other information. The FBI informed the Office of Security on 12 March 1964 that at the timeof arrest Nagell also had a list of six names, marked CIA. The names wer …”
“… gh their work in the Far Mast. As for Leibacker and Davanon, Nagell lived in Los Angeles in 1962. 10. On 16 April1964 Nagell sent to the FBI a letter claiming that in September 1963 he hadsent to the Bureau a registered letter signed "Jack Kramer". The 1964 letter implied that …”
“… er 1968 Distribution: Orig - DDP .' 1 - Office of General Counsel .1-A/DCI 1 - Office of Security 1 - DCS (Attn: George Musulin) 1 - FBI via C/CI/RLA 1- CI/R&A chrono 1 - DP chrono 6”
“… Leonard 26 March 1964 Chief, Research Branch/SRS NAGELL, Richard Case 1. Attached is a copy of a 2 October 1962 memorandum from the FBI in regard to Richard Case NAGELL. 1 2. SA Alexander W. NEALE, Jr. of the Washington Field Office, FBI, has informally advised the unders …”
“technique is convincing ■ According to Epstein, Andrews ini to his audience, which assumedly is un tially gave the FBI “several different de [Assassinations] familiar with the intricacies of Garrison’s investigation. But to those familiar with scriptions …”
“… n the same testimony, however, reveals that he section of your local library. The first level. 1 think it would take an awful lot told the fbi that Bertrand was "approxi was Mark Lane's Rush to Judgment, of work to disentangle what he’s saying mately six feet one inch to six feet …”
“what the Feebees [FBI] put on.” He re exposed the rather shoddy inner work investigation without pay, passed him counted that G-men had pestered him- ings o …”
“… s he was sure the attempt cently, he was released from Leaven Patrolman Aloysius Habighorst, that he would come off but failed to get the FBI worth Penitentiary—he had been at had used the alias "Clay Bertrand." The to listen, faked a bank robbery in El Springfield only temporari …”
“… Remarks: The attached report by Mrs. Hall based on cable traffic re appearance of____ a Richard NAGELL in Zurich raises question fo:1 FBI. Is NAGELL in GARRISON investigation still in prison, or is he one and the same Smet F B1 has b een Le ahead person in Switzerland? A …”
“… y 1968 preepared in research on the GARRISON CASE.. It would be of interest for documentation of Subject’s file , to ascertain from the FBI if Subject is still in prison. I did not receive reference IN Cable 25955 initially. Attached is a copy I obtained from OS Cable Desk. Ho …”
“… Captain in the Korean War", 1965 because of information alleges that he became a furnished to the Agency by the . CIA agent. He said he FBI that he had ^ his possession fired the gun in the bank at the names of six CIA employees El Paso, Texas because he at the time of his arr …”
“… AMPARTS Article by William W. TURNER . OS INDICES RESULTS: Subject became of interest to the Office of Security in March 1964 when the FBI informed the Agency that Subject had in his possession at the time of his nzest for bank robbery at El Peso, Texas on 20 September 1963 t …”
“January 1964 which was, however, after the assassination. (see page # of chronology) The RAMPARTS article’s allegation that the FBI took from NAGELL a note book containing the names of CIA employees is true. HAGELL’s complaint that he was "salted away” is open to spec …”
“… Hoover warning him of the , conclusion is Ramparts magazine. This is a liberal, no, a assassination plot; If this is true, Hoover and the FBI would- . . radical publication, whichrepresentsthe viewpoint of a small be guilty of dreadful dereliction of duty, oodiroispsd. i minorit …”
“… SECRET HCG 117 SNS P.P. ACTION SCS 04. INFO EUR 17,SCA 01,VA 01,L 03,CIAE 00,DODE 00,INR 07, NSAE 00,P 04, .RSC 01,USIA 12,PPT 02,SY 03,FBI 01^/056 W 114417 $ R 171704Z APR 69 ZFF BERLIN ZURICH FM AMEMBASSY MADRID TO USMISSION BERLIN W Mary INFO SECSTATE WASHDC 5522 . AM …”
“… OFFICE SRS - 24APR69 N3034 NAGELL, MITSUKO TAKAHASHI NAGELL, MITSUKO QR 64 R264170 /A TAKAHASHI,MITSUKO /A NAGELL,RICHARD C/MRS /YF /D FBI 12JUN64 P1 NAGELL,RICHARD CASE EX SPO /T MRS /Z 0933602 . -NI—A/ND—U/ND--SA--CO-- 1 S EC.RE T”
“… al with the individual Who 55 authored the above item. A cursory review of the file reflects that NAGELL has been of interest to both the FBI and the Department in recent years. ’ . 05 2 —0 '. ............. *.. CO While NAGELL may be something of a crackpot, the item does appea …”
“… UR EUR3;CA DDP, CS/DO Hot568 PAGE 01 84 -S CONFIDENTIAL MADRID 01109252 147Z HCM231 28 Times ACTION SCS 04* INFO SCA 01,EUR 08, FBI 01, SY 03,PPT 02,SSO 00,INR 07,CIAE 00,NSAE 00, L 03,/029 W 103605 0 251816Z MAR69. FM AMEMBASSY MADRID TO SECSTATE WASHDC IMMEDIATE 5 …”
“… FROM INSANITY 1 THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION.-—6 6. NAGELL EXPLAINED, IN A RATHER ARTICULATE MANNER, THAT HE HAD BEEN ARRESTED BY THE FBI SHORTLY AFTER PRESIDENT KENNEDY’S ASSASSINATION IN 1963, AND THAT HE HAD BEEN IMPRISONED, UNJUSTLY IN HIS OPINION, IN THE FEDERAL PENITEN …”
“… ME. NAGELL’ AL SO STATED THAT HE HAD BEEN HELD IN THE FEDERAL PENITENT IARY 1 FOR SUCH A LONG PERIOD BECAUSE HE REFUSED TO REVEAL TO THE FBI ANY INFORMATION ABOUT HIS INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES-- AND THAT FURTHERMORE HE WAS VISITED BY CIA AGENTS WHILE IN . ' PR ISON WHO CAUTIONED …”
“… entical to Subject) appeared on a list of CIA employees found on the person of a self-designated "dis affected American" arrested by the FBI for bank robbery in September 1963. This individual (mentally disturbed) with previous intelligence ex perience has declared that he was …”
“… AILS :ACVIC S das IN RELEASE PART RAL DENIAL 201-746539 Sard This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and .dits contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. Jolie”
“… SAS P, GROGAN and by THONAS J. DOWLING 1 kgm Date dictated 3/5/64 This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is”
“… country it would cost U. S. millions c\was "through being a good citizen" and thought he had gotten 2" a "dirty deal all around." Advised FBI in New Ye k City on City onpe 11/16/62 he wanted to expose Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control in California. Advised FBI in Jackso …”
“… urn same to his contact so he .v co could be of further use to U. S. Government. Claimed to be.. ‘ constantly under surveillance. Advised FBI in Los Angeles . on 4/19/63 he had taken former wife to court on same date for a failure to comply with court order giving subject visita …”
“… ntually ■ /end up in Czechoslovakia. Subject reportedly attempted, ■ * suicide three times enroute to EX Paso but lost nerve. .M Advised FBI in El Paso on 1/6,64 he was instructed by agent ‘ 4. of foreign government in September, 1963, to comply with agree * ' - men’t made in …”
“… ad %: 6 Y1> *18 ga .• & A ^y a - . Sajie a : 7 .0 gr: . See: * * X/ • On December 15, 1962, the subject advised Special • • Agents of the FBI at Jacksonville, Florida, that he began hi s employment with the State Beverage Department in Los . Angeles, California, on December 14, …”
“… - 09977--089**6**-0e*t*lt7*20 120 :0gSScv- - .: June 8, 1962 ' ■' : On December 15, 1962, the subject advised Special ‘‘Agents of the FBI in Jacksonville, Florida, that in June, ‘ 1962, he was accused of taking a $20,000 bribe by the; State Beverage Department, Los Angeles, …”
“… , : California. 1 ′ N Jaly 30, 1962 BEN , ' On July 30, 1962, the subject advised Special Agents, va ” of the Los Angeles Office of the FBI that he was .residing : ,at 4037 • Leeward : Avenue A Los Angeles, California, and that .’ : he was on suspension from the Alcoholic and …”
“… cash it. He advised that he: has a quick temper and that this situation made him "hot under the collar." For this reason he contacted the FBI,. ■%a'8)”
“… 000 Shflollitieai-nni-tlcutneadlinioitextuttacsneen EP 65-951 -complaining that his civil rights had been violated in hopes- that the FBI would contact the Los Angeles Police and , . factlitate the return of his property. Later, on t'he same. day of July 25, 1962, the Police …”
“… es 5, California" November 16,1962 SNYD AX On November 16, 1962, the subject advised Special Agents of the New York City Office of the FBI that he was 15.”
“… 30 00076 217% . SrrSrs, - gsoyppaxodng ? 208 ASANTES $,: " On November 28, 1962, the subject contacted thews <New York City Office of the FBI and advised as follows: 1,' " The”
“… ce his Army pension l .is his only current income. * December 15, 1962 On December 15, 1962, the subject advised Special Agents of the FBI in Jacksonville, Florida, that he had .. served as a captain in the U. S. Army and had been involved /. in intelligence investigatiorsfor …”
“… ental to the safety of the internals security of the United States. He said in either 1958 or 1959 he directed an anonymous letter to the FBI in Washington, D. C. relative to the above information concerning FUJISAWI. He stated he was discharged honorably from the U. S. Army on, …”
“… tly. He stated while in. e Washington, D. C. he had been approached by an individual ‘s re whom he felt was either a Special Agent of the FBI or a s’me Soviet Espionage Agent. He said he met -this person, in 2. oo bar in Washington, D. C., located at 811 14th Street NW, • .• Wa …”
“… CIA told him mass re that since this matter involved domestic rather than foreign wu intelligence he should refer this information to the FBI..,, He stated he went to the above bar and there was wocotacted by the same person and was told to go to Miami, ‘Florida, to a bar and …”
“… 6 • nur 24, 1963 0 07090ATX F2MA ‘On January 24, 1963, the subject was contacted by Special Agents of the Miami, Florida, Office of the FBI at Northeast First Avenue and Fifth Street, Miami, at which time he stated that his name was JOE KRAMER. He. .was sitting in his 1957 For …”
“… mpression that he was better at o an determining what the enemy is up to than the agencies regularly r handling these matters, except the FBI. He stated the FBI aomis the only agency that has treated him well..‘-". RE-Subject stated within the next few days the vs individual wi …”
“… bill and offered it to the interviewing - - ‘ agents to be used as .identification.: in contacting him when , -. - he would later call the FBI for a meeting. He suggested , , )‘that the corner of the $10.00 bill be shown to a bartender- , in a bar that he would name and then a wai …”
“of the, Central Intelligence Agency in Mexico, but trusted the FBI Pand claimed he had contacts with FBI Agents in Mexico 1 % City, Los Angeles and Jacksonville. ■ Chin ; vs 42 Subject furnished his driv …”
“violation of his civil rights. He raved on that he was well aware of the law and demanded that the FBI . .. investigate the judge involved.. y - Subject was informed of the provisions of the - Civil Rights Statutes and told that he should …”
“his possession * t awdeas ROBERT CASE NAGELL was brought to the El Paso Office of ‘-1 • the FBI at 4:55 PMon September 20, 1963 by Patrolmen W. L.WESTFALL and 4 TO JAMES S. BUNDREN, El Paso Police Department. At that time A NAGELL wa …”
“… * and at which time he was advised of his right to counsel. , NAGELL was again advised as to the identity of the ’. Special Agents of the FBI who were desirous of interviewing . : him and was told that he did not have to make any statement, and that any statement he made could b …”
“… e Department i. Detective THOMAS F. MC CONNELL, JR, and his partner, * NAGELL stated that he desired to talk to Special Agents a. of the FBI. He stated that he did not desire to talk in the presence of anyone else and De tective MC CONNELL •‘ and his partner then departed. , …”
“… sful attempt to rob the State National Bank about 4:30 PM Friday, Alfiring two shots as he ran out of the crowded bank. "Detectives and FBI Agents going through the suspect's suitcase found photostatic copies of numerous certificates and commendation showing he la d acquired a …”
“… s ■ papers also disclosed he had been awarded the Bronze Stars * , for meritorious and outstanding service in Korea, oexwx "Speaking to FBI Agents and other officers NAGELLNNW admitted he had entered the Army as a buck private and was reemen ■ in line for promotion to major wh …”
“… vestiga tion showed that NAGELL was the sole survivor of a military 1 - plane crash, that since his discharge he had visited several -′ FBI offices offering "highly secret" counterintelligence geo* The 68 information, and earlier this year had been under psychiatric care in F …”
“… filed a writ of habaes corpus in the United States District Court in El Paso. NAGELL reques ted interview. with a' Special Agent of the FBI. On interview,‘NAGELL furnished the following signed sstatement:1 ' ! "11/19/63 f. ' 2- '., "El.Paso, Texas .. xj" VE84A "I, Richard C …”
“… C0P. ' 583 022 PAPA 3N ga i - - • 9282: S/"/s/ Richard Case Nagellol %Witness1o8 *****A9SS* » "/s/ Edward Joseph Murphy, Special Agent FBI, El Paso, Texas, *001/9/63X007 ***"/s/ George E. Aiken, Jr Special Agent, F.B.I, El Paso, Texas s 1/19/63"0 E8FA On November 19, 1963, …”