“… ssassination. Popkin points agent, not a killer." Flying to El had contacted left-wing - Huk out that this is a similar ploy to 'Paso via Mexico City, he walked guerrillas. Questioned under the one Nagell attributed to the into the bank the next day for truth serum and hypnosis. anti-Cas …”

“… ilitary assassination. training. In 1961 he participated Nagell told Popkin he met in the Bay of Pigs invasion, as a with Oswald both in Mexico City pilot for the CIA. Thereafter he and New Orleans, hotbeds of infiltrated a double-agent the anti-Castro movement, network, posing as a Co …”

“… NIA IOS ANGELES - 59 62 © R M 59A01 □RESIDENCE R M 59A91 U AGENCY ...201 SUMMARY ..20 MAR 69 . R M 62A01 M EMBASSY USA _R_M 62101 N_MEX MEXICO CITY - =62. UNK-=== R M 62A01 o VISITED EMBASSY/VOLUNTFERED INFORMATION R° M 62A01 U FBI 034-24397 02 OCT 62 R M 63A01 M EL PASO COUNTY JAIL …”

“… y contradicted by evidence. He could have been contacted by a Soviet agent while in Washington, D. C. in December 1962 or while he was in Mexico City in September and October 1962. His file contains mostly FBI reports dated 1962 and 1964 and in these are documented his history of mental …”

“13-00000 31 28 Sept 1962: Appeared voluntarily at American Embassy, Mexico City, . tense, nervous, agitated and antagonistic. Inter alia-stated he had been approached in Mexico. City for recruiting, refused to say by …”

“… ontact so ( he could be of further use to U.S. Government. He..... stated that in August or September 1962 he met a man from Maryland in Mexico City who introduced him to eeo individuals whom hembelieved may have been Soviet Agent. . 19 April 1963: Advised FBI in Los Angeles, Californ …”

“… on 1/18/65 disclaimed any knowledge of NAGELL. 1 Jan 1964: NAGELL furnished a signed statement: ".. . In September 1962, while I was in Mexico City,a representative of a foreign government preposed to me that I participate in an act; such act being a criminal offense and inimical to …”

“… CITY.____________ STATE-____ ZIP anti-Castro group in New Orleans and something had misfired, and Oswald fell : SOEReeDEmneecepceroeemeem Mexico City, code name Bravo Club, not into the hands of his would-be exe­ decided to give Kennedy a “Christmas cutioners, but into the comparative’ …”

“… 21 of this year he CIC agent," the source said, g "and told him to give it to Hill. • B B called in person at the State Dept. flew from Mexico City to Zurich. But the vice-consul who "‘If something happens to "They told him that the had promised State Dept. help . me,’ he told441- the …”

“… r as a ■ researcher for a private firm, the appropriate credentials being furnished to me by the CIA. To sum it up briefly, I operated in Mexico City at the onset of the Cuban Missile ■ Crisis in an effort aimed chiefly at the Soviet government; I conducted inquiries relative to "dissid …”

“… n June 1962. In July 1962 he was shot in the chest. but refused to provide the police with further information. In August 1962 he went to Mexico City. In September and again”

“in October 1962 he appeared at the American Embassy in Mexico City. He - asked for help in collecting money from the State of California. He claimed that he had been approached for espionage recruitment w …”

“13-00000 4 % Continued from page 8 Embassy in Mexico City. When the anti­ training after his recovery, indicating rison’s case, Epstein evidently failed to Castro paramilitary team could hot that …”

“… nel which was hear­ agent who claims he encountered (Oswald records indicated that Nagell had suf­ ing arguments that the DA was “con­ in Mexico City in 1963, and had been fered brain damage in an airplane crash ducting a-rei’n of terror” and “perse­ instructed by his spy superiors to de …”

“… contradicted . by evidence. Ho could have been contacted by a Soviet agent while in Washington, D. C. in December 1962 or while he was in Mexico City in September and October 1962. His file contains mostly FBI reports dated 1962 and 1964 and in these . are documented his history of ment …”

“… isturbed) with previous intelligence ex­ perience has declared that he was approached by Soviet Intelligence while and/or after he was in Mexico City in September 1962.: 4. It is suggested that the extent of the adverse security implica­”

“… complaint against police.:3 * In September, 1962. subject advised U. S. Embassy, Mexico. , City, he had been approached for recruiting in Mexico City, sbrefused to”

“… 1 1 September 28, 1962 and October_1,1962 -, 1 On September 28, 1962, the subject appeared of his own volition at the American Embassy, Mexico City, Mexico,m yeand volunteered the following information: .« Although he declined to furnish a local residence - address for himself in Me …”

“… t the 'California Courts had awarded the custody df their children to her. . He stated that he thought he had been approached ,jhere in Mexico City for recruiting, but although asked wdx xspecifically in this regard, refused to state by whom or /for what or on behalf of what country. …”

“… s Aff airs Attache‘ vein the American Embassy had his military record in connections a, • with a request he had previously made to attend Mexico City Col lege on the G.T. Bill, but to do that he would have to - /‘ enroll first and pay tuition himself which he could not do in view of hi …”

“… ould be a violation o . of Federal law.. NAGELL also on October 1, 1962, appeared in the . Office of Veterans Affairs, American Embassy, Mexico City ? and stated that he was withdrawing his request for G.T. educational benefits as a Korean veteran. beiYM * A.-A short time later on Oc …”

“… e wished to be advised if he was. given a' pistol with a silencer and possibly some microfilm •by sources - Cuban, Russian or both - from Mexico City through a Cuban in Miami - if he would be permitted to return these _er • items to his contact so he could be of further use to the - A …”

“… ter, he left for IMexico because he was disgusted with the United States. : In August or September, 1962, he met a man from Maryland in, Mexico City who introduced him to individuals whom he believed may have been soviet agents. He refused to give descriptions, names or other details. …”

“… Subject stated he is constantly under surveillance, p dthat he has not been under the care of a psychiatrist and that he might return to Mexico City. - ’ / April/19, 19630 woe t : ■ % word I. - - . 5 9984, MI E: On April 19, 1963, the subject contacted the Los," Angeles, California O …”

“… lic Beverage Control Board.) - ■• • It is noted that subject at first refused to give, his address. He then stated that, he had lived in Mexico City, D.F. until about 30 days ago. He then gave his Los Angeles 28”

“… llowing statement is relative to the motive■ .which actuated my conduct on September 20, 1963., . • , "In September 1962, while I was in Mexico City a **- representative of a foreign government proposed to me that I ‘- 1* ? participate in an act; Such act being a criminal offense and ■ …”

“… r 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 in.mne Mexico City and in Texas. . NAGELL refused to comment further oregarding this matter. : On January 2, 1964, the subject advised a Secret Service Ag …”

“… complaint against polices. In September, 1962. subject advised U. S. Embassy, Mexico Cit y, he had - been - approached for recruiting in Mexico City, —-­ refused to elaborate, did not dusire to return to U. S.,”

“… volunteered the following infor­ mation concerning himself: / Although he declined to funieh a looalsh residence address for himself in Mexico City, he stated he could be contacted through a friend named ARTHUR GREENSTEIN, Room 1415, Hotel Lama, whom he said he con-. teota every day. …”

“13-00000 .ie stated that he thought he had been approached ■ . here in Mexico city for recruiting, but although ankedoues _specifically in this regard, refused to state by whom ormw . for what or on behalf of what countr …”

“… rans Affairs ocw Attache in the American Embassy had his military record lin connection with a request he had previously made to hattend Mexico City College on the G.I. Bill, but to do that he would have to enroll first and pay tuition himnelf which he could not do in view of his finan …”

“… isen- 18 Ias advised ><1 nhan action would violation 2038. OLL also a October 1. 1962, appeared in the 40205 Affairs, American Eabessy, Mexico City, that Do was withdrawing nae hisrequest for --------- L A G.I. -------- 298 as Korean veteran. A”

“… thought the American government should do more for him in view of his army service. He never mentioned Russia. When RICHARD returned from Mexico City in 1962, he told LOUIS he had gone to Cuba from Mexico. He gave no reason for having made this trip. LOUIS has no information indicating …”

“… on talked o/ Domestic Intelligence and also - talked of giving him an intelligence assignment. I..51 .". an 28 Sept 62. Appear at Ann Ent Mexico City Tomith _II Land ponied at Nagell claims in September, 1962, he was invited to attend a. Sterad 17 anyLangley, LA onMyo _reception at t …”

“13-00000 SECRET 28 Sept 1962: Appeared voluntarily at American Embassy, Mexico City, tense, nervous, agitated and antagonistic.■ Inter alia-stated he had been approached in Mexico City for recruiting, refused to say by w …”

“… and what effect it would have on ) his citizenship. 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 De …”

“… his contact so / he could be of further use to U.S. Government. He stated that in August or September 1962 he met a man from Maryland in Mexico City who introduced him to individuals whom hembelieved may have been Soviet Agent. 19 April 1963: Advised FBI in Los Angeles, California, th …”

“… on 1/18/65 disclaimed any knowledge of NAGELL. 1 Jan 1964: NAGELL furnished a signed statement: tt .. In September 1962, while I was in Mexico City,a representative of a foreign government preposed to me that I participate in an act; such act being a criminal offense and inimical to …”

“… ubt as to whether they will include such criticism in their public report. 5. Briefly reviewed the final report on the Alvarado case in Mexico City. 6. The President then brought up the question of men in government. Emphasized the need for men, particularly young men. I urged the Pr …”

“14-00000 ( ( 4. I reviewed the report from Mexico City station, 27 November, advising the number of Soviets in Cuba, indicating that this report which we thought was quite responsible more or …”

“14-00000 duphetj 29 November 1963 Late developments on the Mexico City investigation of Oswald's activities 1. Results of the first interrogation of Silvia Duran have been received. Reveals nothing other th …”

“… visiting with President Johnson at the time. 7. This evening I called Secretary Rusk and reviewed with him the information received from Mexico City, most particularly the holding of a Mexican employee of the Cuban Embassy by Mexican officials for interrogation concerning Lee Oswald. I e …”

“… iz, Castro's aide and personal physician, might be flown to Mexico with Castro's proposals and discuss them with the U.S. Ambassador in - Mexico City. The Attorney General emphasized that as a prelude to all this the U.S. must require some fundamental steps such as the end of subversio …”

“reporting that his wife, the sister of AMFAUNA-26, was due to arrive in Mexico City on 20 November. Mexico City Station was so informed on 18 November (see WAVE-7762), but by the time confirmation arrived (MEXI-7031 of 23 …”

“… to work. He is willing to go but his wife is against it, but idea is still alive. Cuban Sponsorship 09 1. 3. Subject is leaving NYC for/Mexico City on 13 July and he expects to go on to Cuba illegally on 15 July. The Cuban Ambassador to the UN, Raul Primellas, has arranged for a Cuban …”

“… AMWEE-1 OWVL channel on 4 August 1963 to preparo themselves for asylum and to await further orders via the same channel. KUBARK Station in Mexico City, meanwhile, took urgent action through its Mexican liaison channels to have the Mexican Foreign Ministry obtain visas for the AMLEO-3 famil …”

“TAVARES was still in New York. E-l believed TAVARES is a Communist, or at least has Communist ideas. ΗΜΜΑ 22632, Dispatch from Mexico City to Hqs. "On 21 Nov 63, LICOOKY-1 obtained following info. re Francisco AMADO. For past year AMADO has continued to receive visits from emis …”

“… selection, assessment and training of eight candidates; B. To identify and select secure office sites in Miami, New York, Washington and Mexico City, and to procure secure safehouse training site in Miami; C. To create an organization which can fulfill assigned security functions. D. …”

“security service, BENDER-CARR repre­ sentatives in Mexico City, Miami, Washington and New York will be briefed on the plan for an FRD security service. The Chief, FRD/Intel- ligence and Security Subco …”

“13-00000 security responsibilities as spelled out in the organisational plan. The FRD security components in Mexico City, Washington and New York will be initially assigned one officer each from the first group of eight candidates. The remaining five candida …”