“… still incarcerated in the J - El Paso County Jail, sent the following note to SA THOMAS B.90, Co WHITE, JR. of the El Paso Office of the FBI, which readsow ewels , as follows:1 "Mr . White - «GV0 "When one’s actions are motivated by an ideological: deepconviction, he cannot …”
“… principle actuated my conduct on September 20,0 : 1963, however inappropriate or incomprehensible it may appear. God and I, and also the FBI, know that I am not: guilty.’ 1 "NAGELL is accused of pulling a gun on a teller mat the bank. When the teller fled, NAGELL is alleged to …”
“… 3, 1964, GEORGE NORMAN STANGA wasad lincontacted and interviewed at the El Paso County Jail after.. he contacted the ElPaso'..Officeofthe FBI and specifically ’ requested that he be interviewed regarding RICHARD CASE * NAGELL. At the time of the interview, NAGELL was. incar ce …”
“… • • ■ " -. . .0 woo"/s/ Edward Joseph Murphy, Special AgentFBI, El Paso, Texas,a ■ 1/6/64 - . ' "/s/ Lawrence W. Gorman, Special Agent FBI, El Paso, Texas :5,6002 N16/647719000XA*88S% VMT On January 15, 1964, Mrs. FRANCES NAGELL, 856 South .Catalina, Los Angeles, California, …”
“… .. At the time of his arrest, September 20, 1963, a. " notebook was taken from him containing what purport to be.‘ various codes, CIA and FBI agents’ names, Soviet and other, Communist embassy addresses and names, and the addresses i vta of various other people and organizations …”
“… rnia mentioning the almanac bit. Mr."* MORTON said he rejected an offer of a deal for information: purportedly furnished by NAGELL to the FBI regarding Communists . in exchange for favorable consideration made through NAGELL’s prior court appointed attorney on the basis that the …”
“… 50- 1 ALLEGED CONNECTION WITH LEE HARVEY OSWALD On December 19, 1963, the subject advised Special Agents of the El Paso Office of the FBI that "for the record ‘9 he would like to say that his association with LEE HARVEY ■ a OSWALD was purely social and that he had met OSWALD …”
“… n and .while in : ', ‘. custody of the Deputy U. S. Marshals, the subject made Gtl. wild accusations to newspaper reporters, accusing the FBI of not attempting to prevent the assassination of President ‘ - 4 KENNEDY and stating that the FBI had questioned him regarding __LEE HA …”
“… f this vehicle when arrested in El Paso on - September 20, 1963) :.. - ‘Iters: ■ Wi h : U IDENTIFICATION RECORD The following is the FBI Identification Record for RICHARD CASE NAGELL under FBI number 631 219 E, dated October 3, 1963: 1 ' CONTRIBUTOR OF NAME AND NUMBER ARR …”
“… - Cuba Committee have furnished reliable information in the past. This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is 3 REX L leaned to your agency;, it and its contents are not to be distributedJ outside your agency. …”
“… THEMATTER FORTHEM, AND THATFURTHER AGENCY CONTACTS,two Wt r-9--et-oltrlKaRSMS-fMdiARCbnA-eoT,*******-ewl,9 CIF ADY, WOULD PROBABLY BE VIA FBI-VASHINGTON FIELD.OFFICE.Ao J1GS6NIRSE £3X7%16:2 gkerste/nWiAkgferkarekenisie-Ss A*******-****-***-/ - CFNI -6294 THORNE DEVANON RICHARD …”
“… WO ONE TVO *197‘ZI9N % SECRETIDTG1221002 fad ROM T WA CITE LANG sese P R SUPPORT FROM DAVANON SUBJS RICHARD CASE NAGELL da FYI FBI-LA REPORTED TODAY (12 MAR G4 THAT SUB ECT WAS +” ARRESTED IN EL PASO IN CONNECTION VITH A BANK ROBBERY. IN’HIS POSSESSION HE HAD A LIST O …”
“… subject: NAGELL, Richard Case STOP REVIR %02 PROGRA REEASEIN FULL 1998 1. Attached is a copy of a 2 October 1962 memorandum from the FBI in regard to Richard Case NAGELL. .2. SA Alexander W. NEALE, Jr. of the Washington Field Office, FBI, has informally advised the undersi …”
“… ITin New Tor. City onp ____________________ 11/16/62 he wanted to expose Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control in California. Advised FBI in Jacksonville. Fla on 12/15/62 he had been approached shortly before in Washington, .D. C.. by individual believed to be working for So …”
“… e his Army pension 15 bis only current income. December 15, 1962 - (die On December 15, 1962 the subject advised Special Agents of the FBI in Jacksonville, Florida, that he h.>d served as a captain in the U. S Army and had been involved. in intelligence investigatiorsfor the …”
“… ate Beverage Department and was released from his employment on June 8, 1962.for refusing to answer questions. He stated he talked to the FBI in Los Angeles regarding the possibility of his dismissal being a violation of his civil rights.. 19”
“… til recently. He stated while in Washington. D. C. he had been approached by an individual whom he felt was either a Special Agent of the FBI or a Soviet Espionage Agent. He said he met this person in a bar in Washington, D. C., located at 811 14th Street NW, GARVINS GRILL • …”
“… aid the CIA told him .. that since this matter involved domestic rather than foreign intelligence he should refer this information to the FBI. He stated he went to the above bar and there was contacted by the same person and was told to go to Miami, Florida, to a bar and wear …”
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“… have furnished reliable information in the past." -4 Teas 1 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 its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. 201-746 …”
“… ts contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. 201-1465 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”
“… in April of 1962, NAGELL has sent her a total of about $180.00. - There is no information in the files of the Los Angeles Office of the FBI identifiable with Mrs. MITSUKO NAGELL. -2-”
“… years, and she does not think her problem has yet been eliminated. There is no information in the files of the Los Angeles Office of the FBI identifiable with Mrs. FRANCES NAGELL. LOUIS KAUFMAN, true name LOUIS NAGELL”
“… ank account; he does know RICHARD usually was broke. . ........... There is no information in the files of the Los Angeles Office of the FBI identifiable with LOUIS KAUFMAN. FREDERICK HOWARD JOHN (friend of RICHARD C. NAGELL) .FRED JOHN furnished the following information to …”
“… sability check, JOHN does not know if NAGELL had a bank account. There is no information in the files of the Los ■ Angeles Office of the FBI identifiable with FRED JOHN, BANK ACCOUNT INFORMATION On March 5, 1964, LA T-1, whose information may not be made public except upon is …”
“NAGELL has resided in Los Angeles.; . There is no information of substance in the files of the Los Angeles Office of the FBI identifying NAGELL with any Communist Party, Cuban, or espionage activity. -8 -”
“… ion, and he has no information apart from above concerning NAGELL. There is no information in the files of the Los Angeles Office of the FBI identifiable with JOHN (JACK)* MIYAKI or CAROLINE MIYAKI. It -9*-”
“… Eneludedritommutomatke 5 Aug 1901 declassification 201-74 olie 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 . - .•‘. its.contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. ' …”
“… for members to become acquainted with personnel of various Japanese security agencies, such as are mentioned in March 5 Memorandum of the FBI, El Paso, Texas. It is not unusual for individuals assigned counterintelligence duties to retain lists of these persons for reference in …”
“… the middle on 1962, he was in Washington, D C. and he had boon approached by an individual whom he felt was either a Special Agent of the FBI or a Soviet Espionage Agent. He said he meet this person in a bar in Washington, D.C. located at 811 14th St, NW. He said this person tal …”
“… «LA ADVISED Us THAT OUR EXPRESSION (REF A) .CLOSED THE MATTER FOR THEM, AND THAT FURTHER AGENCY CONTACTS ■ -IF ANY, WOULD PROBABLY BE VIA FBI-VASHINSTON FIELD OFFICE. -. SECRET * CFN: 8294 THORNE DIVANO N RICHARD CASE NAGELL 8280 63394 63519 20 64 FBI-LA REF A FEZ-WASHINGTON …”
“… izenship. Was advised that such action would be violation, of federal law. 28 Oct 1962: Left Mexico City, Mexico. 16 Nov 1962: Advised FBI in New York City he wanted to expose - Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control in California. 15 Dec 1962: Advised FBI in Jacksonville, …”
“13-00000 / 24 Jan 1963: Asked FBI in Miami if his Cuban or Russian sources gave him a pistol with silencer and microfilm if he would be permitted to return same to his con …”
“… nation attempt of which we had knowledge was carried out. It was decided that appropriate authorities, i.e. Department of Justice and the FBI, should be notified and urged to take appropriate action against the individuals involved. I took”
“… ON: Discuss with General Carter and Mr. Helms steps we should take to establish the credibility of the report; also communicate with the FBI through Mr. Papich. Also I should call the Attorney General personally. 4. Prior to the meeting Mr. Vance asked my opinion of using the …”
“… ne, Cottrell, Douglas Dillon, it was decided to send a group to Miami this afternoon for discussion with the Miami representatives of the FBI and CIA, Immigratio ixxxniaxtex officials, Coast Guard, etc. Principal purposes would be to: 1. Find out all we know about the groups, w …”
“… crease of one or more vessels to facilitate current customs and Coast Guard operations in the Miami area would be help ful. Third, CIA, FBI and Customs officials in Miami could quietly inform suspects in the exile community that the United States intends to intensify enforceme …”
“… o enter USSR via Havana. His requests were refused. 2. Result of second interrogation of Silvia Duran has not as yet been received. 3. FBI dispatched a man from Washington to Mexico City at the request of Ambassador Mann. 4. The Nicaraguan, Alvarado, has been turned over to …”
“… other matters consumed about 15 or 20 minutes. 3. The President asked if our entire applicable resources had been made available to the FBI in connection with their report, which he had ordered. I replied affirmatively. NOTE: I should call J. Edgar Hoover concerning this. (D …”
“… an Embassy by Mexican officials for interrogation concerning Lee Oswald. I explained to Rusk the information that we had transmitted to the FBI and to the authorities in Dallas. Rusk had not known of these developments prior to my communication with him. 8. I offered the assistanc …”
“… certain functions 183 connection with U.S. cover and deception programs. Membership on the Board was limited to the Service Departments, FBI, CIA, JCS, and the Department of State. According to Mr. Helms the USEB has not met in recent years. However, it was agreed by the Specia …”
“… ons. Another U.S. government agency which has given invaluable venters. support to the Agency's intelligence collection operations is the FBI. The FBI has provided biographic data, investigative reports, and operational leads to individuals of known or potential operational' in …”
“… ains to keep us from secin the contents. I didn’t want to press the point arousing any suspic Dr. F’dez. introduced me as a Joe Anderson, FBI man. I had formerl cautioned”
“… which plainly seen that Despain didn’t like at all. Despain sat silent no questions asked, hard, eyeing us as if waiting to see how far FBI had gotten into matters of the Frente. I did not ask the Dr. questions I wanted to and only said that I would like to be in to with him a …”
“… HN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 1 SECRE. 1 10 July 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD: SUBJECT: Requirements Briefing to FBI Informant Going to Cuba 1. In accordance with arrangements previously made with the FBI by SAS/CI/Liaison, .the undersigned went to New …”
“… Antia Potocki, SAS/Cl/Sov-Sat. I had also discussed Subject’s mission to Cuba with SAS/SO/Rodriguez and DC/SAS/EOB. I stressed, as did the FBI ‘solders case officer, that while fully exploiting his militia and other contacts for the desired information, he must always be guided by …”
“… n assets. File was opened in December 1962. 2. Findings: Memo for the Record dated 10 July 1963 by Louis De Santi SAS/CI/CP 05 08 VI0 FBI informant Victor Thomas VICENTE, Puerto Rican ■ (—- citizen, who penetrated CP’s in NY City left NY for Cuba via —J 08 Mexico as gues …”
“… sensitive info. indicating that Cuban I.S. is targetting against person employed in State Dept. office in Miami. (Matter discussed with the FBI.) 22 Nov 63 27 Nov 63 DIRECTOR 84791. Cable from Hqs. to Panama City. HYSAGE-2 ( ) turned plane ticket over to "MEDINA" on 22 Nov. Ticket e …”
“… kely someone may have used HYSAGE-1 ticket. Can Panama City identify? Was HYSAGE-1 in Panama 4-17 Dec? Volume IV End of Vol. III DBA 57414 (FBI) 100-5-14 (DIRECTOR 501359) Page 11 para 3 mentions a Manolo GARCIA who had in his possession driver's license in name Manolo RODRIGUEZ. Th …”
“… S. for the purpose of assassinating Cuban exile, Manolo RAY. Volume V (1 Mar to 30 Apr 64) UFGW-3350 to JMWAVE from Hqs. Hqs passed to Hqs. FBI an informal memo Subj: Cuban Intelligence Service Censorship Lists list of names and addresses copies from censorship lists maintained by C …”