</s>104-10174-10072 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 HOUSE SELECT COHITTEE ON ASSASSINTATIONS STAFF MEMBERS FILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: : LYNCH, CAVISON DED FILE INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: ROOM: DELETONS, IF ANY: DATE DATE RECEIVED RETURNED REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL 22.4/16/21 PAT OAK James P. Kelly Jannl Kelly NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE

Summary: The document details the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) investigation into potential links between U.S. intelligence agencies and foreign entities involved in assassination plots. It references individuals associated with CIA operations, drug trafficking networks, and interactions with Cuban entities in Florida, Key West, and Miami. The text describes informants identified by coded designations (e.g., IDEN A, IDEN B), activities including meetings, payments, and surveillance, as well as the transfer of files between agencies such as the CIA and Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA). A 1974 incident involving an individual referred to as "IDEN A" is noted in connection with drug-related activities.  

Key People: Grayston Lynch, Carlos Quiraro, Pedro Diaz Alano, Roland Masferro, Manuelo, Antonio Vecina Valle, Edward E. Freers, Mrs. G. Stanley Brown, David E. Murphy, Aline Nosby, Abraham Isaac Goldberg, Abraham J. Korengold, Robert J. Korengold, Marita Lorenz, Justin McCarthy, Robert A. Moore, IDEN A, IDEN B  

Key Locations: Florida, Key West, Miami, Cuba (implied through references to Cuban entities)  

Key Events: CIA operations involving foreign entities, drug trafficking networks in Florida and Key West, meetings and payments related to informants, surveillance activities, file transfers between CIA and DEA, 1974 incident involving IDEN A and drug-related activities  

Key Organizations: House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA), Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA)

The list you've provided appears to consist of **identifiers** (IDs) or **codes** that follow a structured pattern. Here's an analysis:

### Key Observations:
1. **Prefix**: All entries start with **"IDEN"**, which could stand for:
   - A project, system, or category name.
   - An abbreviation (e.g., "Identifier" or "Identity").
   - A proprietary code in a specific industry (e.g., manufacturing, software, gaming).

2. **Suffix Patterns**:
   - **Numerals**: Entries like `IDENX`, `IDENXI`, `IDENXX` suggest numerical sequences or Roman numerals (e.g., X = 10, XI = 11).
   - **Letters**: Entries like `IDEN C`, `IDEN D`, `IDEN E` might represent categories, versions, or types (e.g., "C" for "Category," "D" for "Draft").
   - **Hyphenated/Combined**: Some entries combine numerals and letters (e.g., `IDENX-XXI`) or include typos (e.g., the final entry appears to be incomplete: `IDEN EN`).

3. **Possible Contexts**:
   - **Product Models**: Could represent product lines, versions, or variants.
   - **Technical Systems**: Might be part of a database, software, or hardware system with unique identifiers.
   - **Game/Content IDs**: Possibly in-game items, characters, or locations (e.g., `IDENX` as an item ID).
   - **Custom Coding**: Could be internal codes for a project, API endpoints, or documentation.

### Example Interpretations:
- **IDENX** → Base model or version 10.
- **IDENXI** → Version 11 (Roman numeral XI = 11).
- **IDEN C** → Category "C" or a specific type.
- **IDEN EN** → Possibly an error, typo, or incomplete code.

### Recommendations:
- If this is from a specific system (e.g., software, hardware, game), check the documentation for context.
- Look for patterns in how these IDs are used (e.g., in logs, databases, or user interfaces).
- Verify if there’s a missing part of the final entry (`IDEN EN`) or if it’s intentional.

If you provide more context (e.g., where this list comes from), I can refine the interpretation!

Summary:  
The document contains coded communications involving individuals identified by code names (e.g., IDEN A, IDEN B) engaged in activities related to Cuban exile networks, drug trafficking, and internal agency operations. It details meetings between these individuals and U.S. government personnel, including DEA, FBI, and CIA agents, primarily in Florida (Key West, Tampa, Miami). Financial transactions, such as payments for intelligence work or operational support, are mentioned, along with threats against participants. The text references the Bay of Pigs incident, Cuban community ties, and internal conflicts within agencies like the DEA and FBI. It also includes discussions about retirement benefits, personnel transfers, and grievances related to government employment.  

The document contains a list of individuals associated with various operations, including references to Grayston Lynch, a retired Agency staff employee, and his involvement in Cuban-related activities. It mentions the Bay of Pigs invasion (Pig) and includes details about a book being written by Lynch on this subject, co-authored with Rafaela Harrison and Bernard Parker. The text also notes CIA restrictions on publishing operational details and references to recruitment efforts in Zaire for Cuban exiles, including an individual named Gerea. Other entries include phone numbers, names of individuals linked to narcotics operations, and mentions of the Bureau of Narcotics and Department of Justice. Some sections reference financial figures related to drug operations and mention interactions with U.S. officials.  

Key People:  
- IDEN A (retired BHERIAL staff employee)  
- IDEN B (former BHERIAL staff member)  
- IDEN C (individual involved in operations)  
- IDEN D (code name for a participant)  
- DEA agents (e.g., IDEN 1, IDEN 2)  
- FBI personnel (e.g., IDEN 3, IDEN 4)  
- CIA operatives (e.g., IDEN 5, IDEN 6)  
- Grayston Lynch (retired Agency staff employee)  
- Rafaela Harrison (co-author of book on Bay of Pigs)  
- Bernard Parker (co-author of book on Bay of Pigs)  
- Gerea (involved in recruitment efforts in Zaire)  
- Mike Brun, Bud Franks, George Chile, Eugenio R. Martinez, Ralph Johnson, Congressman Sam Gibbons  

Key Locations:  
- Key West, Florida  
- Tampa, Florida  
- Miami, Florida  
- Norco County, Ohio  
- Cuba (Cuban operations and Bay of Pigs reference)  
- Zaire (recruitment efforts for Cuban exiles)  

Key Events:  
- Meetings between code-named individuals and U.S. government agents in Florida  
- Discussions about drug trafficking operations and financial incentives for intelligence work  
- Threats against participants in covert activities  
- Internal agency conflicts (e.g., DEA, FBI, CIA) regarding personnel transfers and retirement benefits  
- Grievances related to employment with the Department of Defense and U.S. agencies  
- Writing of a book on the Bay of Pigs invasion  
- CIA restrictions on publishing operational details  
- Recruitment of Cuban exiles in Zaire  
- Drug-related operations involving multi-million-dollar financial figures  

Key Organizations:  
- Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- BHERIAL (possibly a code name or internal agency reference)  
- LEXOLAR/LOLAR (code names for operations or entities)  
- Bureau of Narcotics  
- Department of Justice  
- Office of the General Counsel  
- Cuban exile networks (implied through recruitment efforts)

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