</s>104-10192-10067 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BY HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINTATIONS STAFF MEMBERS FILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: WIROGUE WIrogUE 301/233/22 VOL III INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: ROOM: M.W.Cobbs DELETONS, IF ANY: DATE DATE RECEIVED RETURNED REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL 27 JULY 28 Daw Keesway Das Bandway NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE

The text contains a mix of administrative records, classified intelligence reports, contractual agreements, and fragmented personal correspondence from the 1950s-1960s. It includes financial transactions, personnel management details, operational directives, and covert operations in Europe, Africa, and Latin America. Key elements involve contracts with individuals like Ernest C. Mayerik, financial arrangements for operational expenses, travel to Paris and Germany, and references to intelligence units such as the CIA and KUBARAKERS. Some documents mention classified projects (e.g., VIRGUR, WIRROUZ) involving cover businesses like photo repair shops and financial allocations for personnel. Administrative records reference declassification dates (e.g., 1992) and internal processing notes. Personal correspondence includes fragmented accounts of individuals’ lives, military service, and family dynamics, though these lack direct ties to the JFK assassination investigation. No content explicitly relates to John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related inquiries.  

Key People  
- Ernest C. Mayerik: Contracted individual for confidential services with the U.S. Government.  
- Anthony H. Frigganza: Case officer referenced in intelligence reports.  
- George F. Ricar: Recipient of a $4,000 payment on 18 November 1960.  
- David Durward: Subject under surveillance and medical evaluation; alleged WWII activities.  
- Fred Kirkpatrick: Case officer managing operations and personnel transfers.  
- Perry Crookhan: Contact for information; associated with SR/DOB/P/P.  
- Dan Nesclur: Case officer responsible for agent accommodations.  
- A.J. H. Hille: Chief, D02/70 (intelligence unit).  
- C.J. Terence/Kylo: AF Support Chief.  

Key Locations  
- Paris, France (covert operations, meetings, travel).  
- Germany (Frankfurt, Trier, Bundesrepublik-related documents).  
- Leopoldville (Congo) (financial transactions, operational hubs).  
- Switzerland (bank accounts, secure communication).  
- Brazil (Sao Paulo; agent resettlement).  
- Mexico City (agent resettlement, forged documents).  
- Arlington, Virginia (medical evaluations, post office boxes).  

Key Events  
- Contract termination and substitution between Mayerik and the U.S. Government in 1960.  
- Financial transactions involving letters of credit, currency exchange, and loans ($4,000 payment to Ricar).  
- Operational planning for projects like VIRGUR, WIRROUZ, and ASSENTINEL, including cover businesses (e.g., photo repair shops) and personnel salaries.  
- Resettlement arrangements for agents in Latin America, involving forged documents and coordination with Mexican authorities.  
- Medical evaluations and immunization schedules for operatives (e.g., David Durward).  
- Internal CIA/USG document routing, declassification processes, and administrative directives on handling classified information.  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) – referenced in operational directives, personnel management, and intelligence units.  
- KUBARAKERS: Intelligence organization involved in covert operations and recruitment of operatives.  
- ODEEN: Intelligence agency coordinating with French and German services.  
- AF Division (Africa Division): Managing operations in Africa and Latin America.  
- TSD/IB (Intelligence Bureau): Handling secure communication and document routing.  
- Swiss Bank Corporation: Involved in financial transactions and currency exchange.  
- Secret Service: Mentioned in personnel security contexts.

JFK Declassified Files

104-10182-10057.pdf

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