</s>104-10777-10226 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS MY HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINTATIONS STAFF MEMBERS FILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: CND/ENICE LORSE DOCUMENTS INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: ROOM: DELETONS, IF ANY: DATE DATE RECEIVED RETURNED REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL 14.5.5/12/12 16.5-11/12 2.0% 2.5 Sept.12/13 1.5 Oct. 7/1 1.6% NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE

Summary:  
The text comprises a mix of declassified government records and unrelated administrative data. It includes a 1950 report detailing Colombian and Costa Rican intelligence activities, focusing on arms trafficking, political organizations, and covert operations. Key elements involve Colombian National Police investigations into defectors and clandestine movements, U.S.-Colombian intelligence collaboration on arms trafficking, and the presence of weapons stored by individuals like José F. Rizquierz (200 machine guns and 600,000 rounds of ammunition). The report also references Costa Rican authorities monitoring illegal fishing and lumber operations, as well as regional conflicts involving groups such as "TALAS Containers" and "Aller Asturo." The text contains coded language, garbled sections, and administrative footnotes about document handling, declassification, and distribution. A separate section includes non-English words, fragmented phrases, and encrypted content with no discernible connection to John F. Kennedy or related investigations. No social security numbers are present in the text.  

Key People:  
- José F. Rizquierz (possessed weapons on his Finca La Lucha)  
- Colombian National Police officers  
- Costa Rican intelligence agents ("Arturo Boturo")  
- U.S. Customs officials  
- "TALAS Containers," "Aller Asturo" (arms trafficking groups)  
- Juan José Tavio y Siva de Media  
- Jorge Bresil (mentioned in context of a department of investigation)  

Key Locations:  
- Colombia  
- Costa Rica  
- United States (San Francisco, Los Angeles, U.S. Customs building)  
- Puerto Rico (contextual mention)  
- Colabri (possibly a location or organization)  
- Unspecified regions and entities  

Key Events:  
- 1950 Colombian National Police investigation into defectors and clandestine movements  
- U.S.-Colombian intelligence collaboration on arms trafficking  
- Costa Rican authorities' efforts to monitor illegal fishing and lumber operations  
- Reports of weapons storage and regional conflicts involving armed groups  
- Mentions of government operations, investigations, and organizational structures (no direct ties to JFK assassination)  

Key Organizations:  
- Colombian National Police  
- Costa Rican intelligence services  
- U.S. Customs Bureau  
- "TALAS Containers" (arms trafficking network)  
- "Aller Asturo" (arms trafficking entity)  
- "Colabri" (possibly an organization)  
- "Departamento de investigación de la República de Cob" (garbled reference to a governmental body)  
- "Centro Americinos" (vague reference to Central American entities)

JFK Declassified Files

104-10177-10225.pdf

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