</s>JFK Assassination System Date: 9/21/201 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: HSCA RECORD NUMBER: 180-10076-10105 RECORD SERIES: NUMBERED FILES AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 008269PT.111 AGENCY FILE NUMBER :: 00269PT_111) Document Information ORIGINATOR: NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT ATTORNEY FROM: LOISEL, LYNN TO: IVON, LOUIS TITLE: DATE: 01/11/1967 PAGES: 2 SUBJECTS: FERRIE, DAVID LEADS AND INFORMATION FERRIER, DAVIO LEADS AND INFORMATION JOHNSON, JIMMY DOCUMENT TYPE: CLASSIFICATION: MEMORAMORAM CLASSIFICATIONS: Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: 3 CURRENT STATUS: Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 05/04/1996 DATE of LAST REVIEV : OPENING CRITERIA: COMMENTS: Box 151. Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of Assassation Records Collection Art of (14 US-217 Notel) Case(Nw) 832-344-02-02 NW 88326 Docd:32247047 Page 1 1

Summary  
This document is a memorandum dated January 11, 1967, from Lynn Loisel to Louis Ivan, detailing an internal investigation into David Ferrie’s activities. It references Jimmy Johnson, who claims Ferrie contacted Pershing regarding a Cuban woman’s home mentioned in the Saturday Evening Post. Ferrie allegedly called a lawyer (name unknown) on January 9, 1967, concerning an investigation. Ferrie is described as possessing old military equipment, including walkie-talkies and incendiary bombs. He reportedly showed nude films to two boys and became agitated when a police car shone a light on him. Johnson also mentions Steve Littleton parking a twin-engine aircraft at Perrie’s airport, which was flown in from Erron. Ferrie and Littleton discussed potential landings on an unspecified island using beachcraft, with plans to assess landing spots.  

Key People  
- David Ferrie: Subject of investigation; possessed military paraphernalia, showed nude films to minors, and allegedly contacted a lawyer regarding an inquiry.  
- Jimmy Johnson: Provided information about Ferrie’s activities, including his interactions with Pershing and Littleton.  
- Steve Littleton: Associated with Ferrie; involved in discussions about aircraft and island landings.  
- Henry Johnson: Close associate of Ferrie who temporarily distanced himself but later reconnected for information purposes.  

Key Locations  
- New Orleans District Attorney’s office: Origin of the memorandum.  
- Airport: Site where Steve Littleton parked a twin-engine aircraft.  
- Unspecified island: Mentioned as a potential landing site for beachcraft.  

Key Events  
- Ferrie’s contact with Pershing regarding a Cuban woman’s home in the Saturday Evening Post.  
- Ferrie’s alleged legal consultation on January 9, 1967.  
- Incident involving police shining light on Ferrie during a confrontation.  
- Discussions between Ferrie and Littleton about aircraft operations and island landings.  

Key Organizations  
- New Orleans District Attorney’s office: Conducted the investigation referenced in the memorandum.

JFK Declassified Files

180-10076-10105.pdf

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