</s>104-10182-1007 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 HOUSE SELECT COTTTLE OF ASSASSINTATION STATT OF 1992 FILE TITLE/NEPRE/VOLICE: (11/11-18) 211-299916 INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTOMIAL UNIT/LOCATION: TAN (1907-TIRD DRC 1993 POON: DELLITIONS, IF ANY: (CED) AVELLY SECRTS (FELL, ETC) TATI-TATE TATE PICHTIVED RETURNED REVISITED BY REVISED BY STIGATIATURE OF REVIVING OFFICIAL 3/28/78 5/5/78 CAN HARDWAY Ron Hardway NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE. 201-256910

Summary  
The declassified documents primarily focus on FBI, CIA, and Department of Defense records from 1965 to 1973, detailing investigations into Mitchell Livingston Werbell III, Edwin Marger, and related individuals. These files reference activities in the Bahamas, Thailand, and Southeast Asia, including alleged ties to narcotics operations, real estate ventures, military intelligence, and counter-terrorism initiatives. While some entries mention U.S. government interactions with foreign entities and security clearance reviews, there is no direct information about John F. Kennedy, his assassination, or related investigations. The documents contain fragmented administrative records, logistical details, and references to unspecified operational activities, but none provide substantive content on JFK-related events or inquiries.  

Key People  
- Mitchell Livingston Werbell III (subject of FBI/CIA investigations; linked to military/intelligence operations in Thailand and the Bahamas)  
- Edwin Marger (associated with Bahamian independence activities and U.S. attorney roles)  
- George MacClain (CIA Director, referenced in 1971 reviews of Werbell’s case)  
- Lawrence R. Houston (CIA General Counsel, respondent to interrogatories)  
- Joseph J. Liebling (Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, recipient of correspondence regarding Werbell)  
- Bruce Baker (individual with ties to Werbell and intelligence inquiries)  
- Ralph I. Bussell (U.S. government employee, possibly involved in administrative records)  

Key Locations  
- Bahamas (Abaco, Nassau; referenced in internal security matters and political movements)  
- Thailand (border areas, Bangkok; focus of counter-terrorism operations and military training programs)  
- United States (Washington, D.C., Florida, Georgia, Minnesota; locations for government offices, real estate developments, and administrative records)  
- United Kingdom (mentioned in context of military arrangements and press activities)  

Key Events  
- 1973 State Department cables discussing Bahamian independence activities linked to Marger and Werbell  
- CIA/DoD reviews of Werbell’s business dealings and potential ties to military/intelligence operations  
- Security clearance review for Mitchell Livingston Werbell III (1971)  
- Proposed sniper training program in Thailand (1969)  
- Weapons shipment discussions involving U.S. Navy operations and Florida  
- Administrative records from the 1970s, including financial transactions, equipment details, and logistical planning  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Department of Defense (U.S.)  
- Royal Thai Government  
- Special Activities Support Center (SACSA)  
- Sionics Inc. (private entity linked to military operations)  
- Council for a Free Abaco (Bahamian political group)  
- U.S. Navy and Air Force units (implied through operational contexts)

JFK Declassified Files

104-10182-10071.pdf

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