</s>180-1010-10484 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 JFK Assassination: System Date: 10/16/20 Identification I'm orm Agency Inform:dion AGENCY: HSCA RECORD NUMBER: HSCA 180-0110-1084 RECORD SERIES: REPORT ON LEE HARVEY OSW. ALDS TRIP TO MEXICO CITY. AGENCY FILE NUMBER : RECORD SERVICE: REPORT on LEE HARVEY OSW. ALD'S TRIP to MEXICOO CITY. Document Info mation ORIGINATOR: HCSA HSCa FROM: TO: Document Info mention TITLE: LEE harvey OSWALD THE CLI, AND MÉXICO CITY TITLE : LEE BARVEYOSWALD The CLI. AND MEXico CITY DATE: 00/00/1978 PAGES: 993 SUBJECTS: CIA CIA, METHODOLOGY, PHOTOS/IRVEILLANCE SOVIET EMBASSY OSWALD, LEE, POST-RUSSIAN IERIOD, TRAVEL, TRIPTO MEXICO OSWALL, LEEP, POST.RUSSSIAN IERIDO, TRAVEI, TRIPP TO CUBAN EMBASSY DOCUMENT TYPE: REPORT CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : Unclassified 3 CURRENT STATUS : 3 CURRENT STATUS: Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 01/01/2003 DATE of LAST REVENUE : OPENING CRITERIA: COMMENTS: Redacted and declassified.Box 1. v1 NW 48327 DocId:32226389 Page 1 1

John F. Kennedy was assassinated on November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas. Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the assassination, according to the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA).

Lee Harvey Oswald's activities in Mexico City were investigated by the Warren Commission and later by the HSCA. The commission concluded that Oswald traveled alone to Mexico, but this was disputed by Elena Garro de Paz, who claimed that Oswald had a companion.

The HSCA staff met with Mexican officials and interviewed witnesses, including Silvia Duran, Horacio Duran, Ruben Duran, and Noe W. Palomares. The committee also attempted to locate several individuals, including Oscar Contreras Lartigue, Manuel Calvillo, and Luis Alberto Suoto, but was unable to do so.

The Mexican government provided the committee with information on these individuals, but it was not sufficient for the committee's purposes. Silvia Duran stated that she had seen Lee Harvey Oswald at least three times while he was in Mexico City, and that she would be willing to testify before the committee.

The HSCA staff interviewed various Cuban officials, including Minister of Justice Armando Torres Santraylli and American Department official Senen Buenoso. The committee representatives were escorted to their suite at the Hotel Riviera and met with several Cuban officials.

The HSCA also conducted an investigation into the activities of several individuals in Mexico City during the time of the assassination, including Emilio Carballillo Fontanes, Consuelo Esperon, Carlos Jurado J. Delmar, and Ernesto Lehfeld Miller. The committee staff attempted to locate these individuals but was unable to do so.

The HSCA's investigation into the activities of Silvia Duran and her brothers Horacio and Ruben Duran revealed that they had been involved in various activities during the time of the assassination, including meeting with Lee Harvey Oswald. The committee staff also interviewed several other witnesses who provided information on the activities of these individuals.

The HSCA's investigation into the activities of Oscar Contreras Lartigue and Manuel Calvillo was limited due to their unavailability for interview. The Mexican government provided some information on these individuals, but it was not sufficient for the committee's purposes.

The HSCA's investigation into the activities of Luis Alberto Suoto revealed that he had been involved in various activities during the time of the assassination, including meeting with Lee Harvey Oswald. However, the committee staff was unable to interview him due to his unavailability.

The House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) investigated the JFK assassination and found that there was a high probability that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. The HSCA reviewed evidence from various sources, including the Warren Commission Report, CIA Electronic Surveillance transcripts, FBI reports, and testimony from witnesses, including Silvia Duran, Eusebio Azcue Lopez, and Marina Oswald.

The committee found that there was no credible evidence to support the theory of a conspiracy involving the CIA, the FBI, or other government agencies. The HSCA concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the assassination.

Key findings include: The HSCA concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the assassination. The committee found no credible evidence to support the theory of a conspiracy involving the CIA, the FBI, or other government agencies.

The document discusses the House Select Committee on Assassinations' investigation into the JFK assassination and related events, including interactions with Cuban officials. On August 24-28, 1978, the HSCA representatives met with Cuban officials in Havana.

The delegation included Congressman Richardson Preyer, G. Robert Blakey, Edwin Juan Lopez Soto, Ricardo Escartin, Captain Felipe Villa, Senen Buergo, and translator Juanita Vera. During the meetings, the Cuban officials provided information on various topics, including a list of persons believed to have had close relations with Santo Trafficante.

The HSCA representatives also interviewed various Cuban officials, including Jose Verdacia Verdacia, Orestes Guillermo Ruiz Perez, and Rolando Cubela Secades. The document also includes information on CIA documents cited by the HSCA investigation, including Annual Fitness Report on Ann Goodpasture, Article with note in margin about Oswald P.F. Lee, Blind Memorandum entitled "Delay in sending the first cable about Oswald," DIR 78490, a cable from Headquarters to Mexico City regarding telephone tap operations, and HMMA 4300, a dispatch from Mexico City to Headquarters regarding Oscar Contreras.

The document also mentions various other topics, including a comparison of conversations reported by MEXI 7024 and MEXIX 7033, a note written by Winston Scott re phone call with John Scelso, a chronology prepared by Raymond Rocca, and a cable from Karamazines to Mexico City Station.

The document is classified TOP SECRET and was declassified on August 28, 1978.

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