</s>124-102771-103030 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SECRET Memorandum to Mr. W. R. Wannall RE: SENSITUDY 75 62-116395 ELIFF was also interested in knowing whether our- legal attaches were operational in the counterintelligence field. He was advised they were not. Elliff also asked whether CIA made available to the FBI their latest technical developments. He was advisived that we believed they did. Finally, Elliff desired to know whether the FBI had received, any documents from another Government agency (CIA) ) JPKCX(Y) wherein(the Bureau was requested to surrenderiously enter the Chilean Embassy in Washington, D.C. (he was advised that this would have to be researched and that we would be in touch with him on this particular subject. RECOMMENDATIONS: (1) We have already begun to examine the material asked for regarding the FBI's legal authority and implication of sensitive investigative techniques. Once examined and analyzed, we will submit recommendations as to how we should proceed taking into consideration the observations and suggestions of Elliff. (2) We are pulling together the documents regarding the Chilean Embassy episode(and with approval will suggest Elliff submit his specific request in writing. through the AG. 4. Per P.A.B.Bacy (10/10/29) -4. - SECRET

Summary: This memorandum dated 10/10/29 (likely a typographical error in date formatting) addresses discussions between Elliff and U.S. intelligence agencies regarding legal attaches in counterintelligence operations, technical developments shared by CIA with FBI, and an inquiry about documents related to FBI entry into the Chilean Embassy in Washington, D.C. Elliff requested information on whether FBI had received such documents from CIA, prompting a recommendation to research the matter. The document outlines two recommendations: (1) examining FBI's legal authority and sensitive investigative techniques per Elliff's input, with subsequent recommendations; (2) compiling documents about the Chilean Embassy incident and advising Elliff to submit a written request through the Attorney General.  

Key People: Elliff, W. R. Wannall, P.A.B.Bacy (likely an acronym or designation for an individual or office), Attorney General  
Key Locations: Washington, D.C. (Chilean Embassy)  
Key Events: Discussions on legal attaches and counterintelligence operations, FBI-CIA technical development exchanges, inquiry into FBI's access to documents regarding Chilean Embassy entry  
Key Organizations: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Attorney General's office

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