“… s Agency and would appreciate receiving word as soon as possible as to whether ve will handle the matter since if we will not handle it the FBI will have to determine what other steps might be taken to see that this is done. I advised Mr. Papich that I would check into the matter, t …”
“… claimed to be a member. Gibson did not become an Agency 2 asset until after the assassination; however, he had been of 7 interest to the FBI when he headed the FPFCC. Unfortunately, a Combination of previous releases led to press reports in? 1994/1995 about his relationship wit …”
“… er in S Oswald's story/Agency asset beginning in 1965]: - agreed protect Gibson’s relationship with the Agency and designated Agency and FBI files and documents " outside the JFK collection window, 1960-64, as NBRs (not believed relevant). — 4) AMTRUNK Assets [AMTRUNK was an e …”
“… ent, AMIRE/1 died of natural causes in October or November 1968. The DCI sent a letter of condolence to his wife. b. WILDCAT <201-294213 FBI Double Agent, PNINFINITE assisted in ops in Mexico. He was still active as of March 1982. c. WKSCARLET/3 - 201-300985 Formally terminate …”
“… p is to have his staff confirm that only a part of a file is related and that those documents are in the released material. 3) ^Gibson), FBI file issue; we need to present case to the Board 4)rLI 9; Continuing to protect will be a hard sell given that Newman has published) ide …”
“Review Board might cease operations without having reviewed claimed postponements in tens of thousands of pages of FBI and CIA records. Postponement Criteria for the Segregated Collections In a further effort to enhance the Review Board’s work, the Revie …”
“13-00000 04/23/07 WED 15:54 FAX 202 724 0457 AKKE -2- Review Board, the ARRB staff, the CIA, and the FBI to complete the significant amount of work that remains; and finally, to provide reasonably consistent standards for the review of postpo …”
“… t may, in fact, be committing the crime of espionage against their native country by cooperating with US authorities. Furthermore, unlike FBI informants, CIA sources and FBI national security assets presume that their names will not be released publicly and they certainly presume …”
“… tity.3 in cases where the identify of the source is peripheral to the assassination story, the information will be postponed until 2017. FBI National Security Assets FBI national”
“security assets should be treated in the same manner as CIA sources. FBI Informants Informant issues represent the largest category of postponements in the FBI’s Segregated Collection, as they do in the “core" …”
“… mants, “PSIs,” “PCIs,” “established sources," “panel sources,” and the like - designations that indicate an ongoing relationship with the FBI. It would not extend to individuals who requested that their identity be protected in an isolated contact with the FBI or to local and st …”
“… information about an assassination-related issue. To overcome this presumption of release for informants with “positive" information, the FBI would need to make a particularized showing that the identifying information should not be released. To the extent that an informant’s id …”
“… provided to the Review Board that harm to national security or to personal safety would result from the release of the employee name.) FBI "Foreign Counterintelligence" Postponements It is presumed that the FBI will, at least partially, cany over its post-appeal standards for …”
“… ON TO RELEASE OF ATION AND/OR IN THIS DOCUMMENNFORMATION HAND DELIVERED Copy provided to John A. Hartingh Inspector-in-Charge CIA by FBI JFK Task Force Federal Bureau of Investigation 10th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20535 % RE: Foreign Governm …”
“play precisely such a role. As for now, we will hold in abeyance requests for evidence on foreign liaison postponements to which the FBI has not yet responded. This will give us the opportunity in the near future to work with the State Department and the FBI to establish or …”
“… another USG agency should the CIA possess any of that agency's documents. For example, CIA could not declassify and release to the public FBI information located in CIA files without coordinating with that agency. Similarly, CIA has no authority to unilaterally declassify foreig …”
“… n of some sanitization to be conducted prior to the Report's being made available. 11. A version of the Report has been prepared for the FBI in which the names of employees below the DCI have been removed, as well as certain modifications in more dramatic rhetorical phrases. Th …”
“… gation. As I understand it, the Mangold Litigation is over the Angelton files and is several years old. According to JFK reviewers at the FBI, documents on Nosenko's defection and treatment are part of case. I- talked with Theresa Wilcox who is the para-legal handling the litig …”
“not be 1his *to ‘impeach kie pres- pros- cause there were very few people, leed elsewhere who had a lot of that his statements to from FBI and CIA . committee took depositions ent testimony, the of very many hostile CIA debrief- present during the 1964 interviews. These agen …”
“… dentify the President's assassins. Mr. LANE: Today, with hundreds of thousands of documents in the vaults of the CIA, the DI [?], and the FBI and the National Archives - which we can't see the cover-up is continuing. SHERR: [voice-over] But another lawyer-turned-author, Gerald …”
“… e real cover-ups Posner agrees with critics of the Warren Commission who say its investigation was flawed. "There was a cover-up by the FBI and the CIA, but”
“… ity services subordinate some years. Ibis project embraces a complicated series of opera to Echeverria. One of these officers is a former FBI agent who tional support programmes to the various Mexican civilian worked in the legal attache’s office in the Mexico City Embassy secur …”
“13-00000 (two case officers outside the station under non-official cover: Bob embassy. The FBI officer had left the FBI to come with the stationt but pains have been taken to conceal his CIA employment1 Driscoll, t a retired operatio …”
“Mexican military intelligence counterparts and their reports are received citizens. Information about them is mainly of interest to the FBI, regularly by the station. which calls them the American Communist Group in Mexico Stan Watson, the Mexico City Deputy Chief of Station, …”
“… he recruitment and worked for the Mexico City station. He: photographed and his passport is stamped with arrival or depar- worked for the FBI after returning to the US - the Soviet case ! tore cachets indicating officer was a UN official at one time - but recently Soviet interest …”
“… LE MINOR. ALTHO PUT IN CHARGE OF AGENCY INVESTIGATION BY HELMS THEN DDO, HIS WORK WAS SABOTAGED BY ANGLETON WHO WITHHELD HUNDREDS OF BEST FBI REPORTS AND CONFERRED DAILY WITH FBI WITHOUT PRESENCE OF SUBJ, ALL IN FLAGRANT VIOLATION OF HELMS ORDERS. 8. SUBJ AVERS HE WILL NEVER TH …”
“13-00000 WITH FBI WITHOUT PESENCE OF SuBJ, ALL // FLAGRANT VIOLATWON OF HELMS ORDERS, 8. suBJ AVERS HE WILL NEVER THREATEN TO Expose AGENCY EViFN IF SURFA …”
“… ion documents and makes public those that do not endanger national security. Sceiso’s testimony, which criticized operations of the CIA, FBI, Secret Service and other agencies, likely will renew debates, especially among conspiracy theorists, on the assassination and how It was …”
“… gency’s director, placed Scelso in charge of the assassination investigation. Angleton, a counterintelligence official with close ties to FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, “immediately went into action to do all the Investigating,” Scelso testified, criticizing the move sharply. “ …”
“… oney there. “We were in an excellent position to do this and told them so - whereupon Angleton vetoed it and said, 'That is the bureau's (FBI's) business.' ” Scelso said he discussed the situation with another CIA officer. “And he smiled a foxy smile and said, 'Well, that's Angl …”
“… (U) Another important distinction that needs to be taken into account is the difference between CIA and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) "sources." Perhaps the most significant difference is that many FBI sources provide information with the understanding that the informat …”
“… t committing espionage, the punishment in many countries is for a capital offense. On the other hand, a foreigner who cooperates with the FBI is not usually committing espionage. Cooperation may be with the full knowledge of his government—such as cooperation in a criminal inve …”
“… SECRET 3. Phillipe Thyyraud De Vosjoli: Former head of the French Service in Washington (1951-63), De Vosjoli retired and became a CIA/FBI asset. As a USG asset, he had contact with German and Canadian Intelligence Services in the mid-1960s and early 1970s. He became a natur …”
“13-00000 CONFIDENTIAL Board, a compromise was reached. The FBI has submitted three appeals, none of which was successful. 5. Does ISCAP have a role? Thus far, ISCAP has had no role with regard to JF …”
“… Jewels" memoranda. HRG will locate this item. CIA-IR-09 George Bush computer search. The Review Board provided CIA with a copy of an FBI document, dated November 29, 1963, prepared under the name of John Edgar Hoover, which states: "The substance of the foregoing informatio …”
“… estered collection was considered to be CIA's, it contains documents from other agencies, primarily the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and oVer 30,000 pages of HSCA originated material. 1 The HSCA sequestered collection reflects the major corpus of CIA material or infor …”
“… nized into major categories of information. Boxes 1 through 34 are mostly material collected by the CIA's Directorate of Operations, the FBI, and other Government agencies, including field reporting and handwritten notes. They also include newspaper articles, name traces perfor …”
“… .assassination and during the Warren Commission investigation. Included are a large number of third agency documents, primarily from the FBI. Other major additions to the Oswald 201 file include relevant Mexico City Station files and material generated by various FOIA requests …”
“14-00000 INFORMAL RESPONSIBLE STATUS/ REQUESTS DESCRIPTION COMPONENT REMAINING ISSUES CIA-IR-33 FBIS-USR-92-112 DS&T COMPLETE CIA-IR-34 Files of CIA DO, ODCI DCI Area officials/offices complete; DO files being reviewed by Board staff. CIA-IR-35 Oswald related inform”
“0000 28 nmr.75 File Searach on President Kennedy’s Assassination - OCI Front Office 1. Office of D/OCI has a file labeled: "Material regarding President Kennedy’s Assassination." It contains: . a. Memo entitled: Rumours About Lee Harvey Oswald, which discusses the rumor-mo”
“14-00000 • 1 Declaration of Teresa F. Wilcox I, Teresa F. Wilcox, hereby declare and say as follows: 1. (AIUO) I am the Information Review Officer (IRO) for the Directorate of Science and Technology (DS&T). I was appointed to this position in February 1996, and have held”
“14-00000 CIA-IR-16 U-2 Files. The DS&T provided the Board a copy of the U-2 shelflist. We also searched for records filed under Richard Bissell's name, We received no follow-on request from the Board. CIA-IR-16 FBIS-USR-92-112. The DS&T provided to the Board a translation ”
“not reveal any pertinent information. We located no record of a "William Green" at NPIC in November 1963. We located no log books or indexes regarding the processing or handling of any assassination films. We also reviewed an audiotaped interview with a former NPIC employee,”
“… The ARRB requested information about George Bush because of a reference to "George Bush of the Central Intelligence Agency" in a certain FBI document dated November 1963. 17 . —SECRET”
“… art of a plot hatched by the Central Intelligence Agency (CZA) in collaboration with organized crime, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and other elements of the American government. nlO Stone's follow-up to JFK, Nixon, nil echoes this theme, intimating a connection betw …”
“… rial account of King's final journey to Memphis); George Breitman et al., The Assassination of Malcolm X (1976) (arguing that the CIA and FBI participated in the assassination of Malcolm X) ; Karl Evanzz, The Judas Factor: The Plot to Kill Malcolm X (1992) (concluding”
“… to attack [Robert F.] Kennedy"); Philip Melanson, Who Killed Martin Luther King? (1993) (calling for an investigation of possible CIA and FBI involvement); Dan E. Moldea, The Killing of Robert F. Kennedy 323 (1995)”
“18, at 64. n43. See, e.g., Harold Weisberg, Whitewash II: The FBI-Secret Service Coverup 125 (1996) (concluding that "the FBI and the Secret Service are not innocent" in the Warren Commission investigati …”
“… s- - - Second, although the Commission had access to some high-quality intelligence information, it did not receive everything. The CIA, FBI, and Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy failed to reveal information that would have helped identify a motive for a conspiracy. n44 The f …”
“… wound."). n58. See id. at 81 (stating that the rifle found on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository "was identified by the FBI as a 6.5-millimeter model 91/38 Mannlicher-Carcano rifle"). n59. See id. at 111 (finding that "(a) one shot passed through the Presiden …”