</s>194-10014-10116 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 Date : 09/02/98 Page : 1 JFK ASSASSINTATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY NUMBER : INSCOM/CFSF RECORD NUMBER: : 194-1004-101116 RECORD SERIES : DOD AFFILIATED PERSONNEL AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS AGENCY FILE NUMBER : DOD AFAFFILIED PERSONNEL and INCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS AGENCY FILLE NUMBER AA851410LW - PAGES 20-21 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : USA FROM : TO: TO: TITLE : INFORMATION REPORT' : DATE : : 00/00/00 PAGES : : 2 CHARLES, CLEMARD J UNEVALUATED INFORMATION SUBJECTS : DOCUMENTS : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : PAPER: CONFIDENTIAL RESTRICTIONS : REFERRED : REFERRED CURRENT STATISTICS : : REFREDED IN FULL DATE OF MAST RITERIA : 06/15/98 : COMPLETION OF REVIEW BY CIA FOR RELEASABILITY OPENING CRITERIALA : COMPLETION BY CIA FOR RELEAVANT" BY THE CIA COMMENTS : DOCUMENTS DECLARED "NOT BELIEVED RELEVANT" COMMENTS: AND AGREED TO BY THE ARRB, PER MEMO DID 14 AUG 98. NW 68037 Docd:34517497 Page 1

Summary  
This document is an information report from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) dated May 1969, detailing activities related to Charles Clemard J, a Haitian national with ties to U.S. and Cuban entities. It outlines his release from prison in Haiti on April 25, 1969, following financial obligations involving $505,000. The report notes his connection to the Cuban Embassy, an American bank, and potential political influence in Haiti. It references covert operations involving Parma Comerolele (d'l'aide), a group or entity linked to Haitian politics, and mentions individuals like Dusseldor, who is associated with Mexican and Haitian activities. The document also discusses CIA interest in facilitating Charles's release and his potential role in Haitian political affairs, including possible presidential candidacy.  

Key People  
- **Charles Clemard J**: Haitian national released from prison in Haiti on April 25, 1969, following financial obligations to U.S. entities.  
- **Dusseldor**: Individual linked to Mexican and Haitian activities, with ties to covert operations involving Parma Comerolele (d'l'aide).  

Key Locations  
- **Haiti** (Fort-Prince, National East of the Republic of Haiti)  
- **Cuba** (Cuban Embassy)  
- **United States** (American bank referenced in financial obligations)  
- **Mexico** (mentioned in Dusseldor's activities)  

Key Events  
- Charles Clemard J's release from prison in Haiti on April 25, 1969.  
- Financial obligations involving $505,000 to U.S. entities.  
- CIA involvement in facilitating his release and potential political influence in Haiti.  
- Covert operations linked to Parma Comerolele (d'l'aide) and Dusseldor's activities in Mexico and Haiti.  

Key Organizations  
- **Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)**: Conducted surveillance and analysis of Charles Clemard J's activities and connections.  
- **Parma Comerolele (d'l'aide)**: Entity or group referenced in the document, possibly linked to Haitian political operations.

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