</s>104-10414-10015 2 SENDER WILL CHECK CLASSIFICATION TOP AND BOTTOM UNCLASSIFIED CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP TO OFFICIAAL ROUTINO SLIP NAME AND ADDRESS DATE INITIALS 1 2 3 CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM 5 6 RELEASE IN FULL 1998 6 ACTION APPROVAL DIRECT REPLY PREPARE REPLY APPROVAL DISPATCH RECOMMENDATION COMMENT FILE RECOMMENDA COMMENCENCE INFORMATION RETURN SIGNATURE Remarks: ARRIVALS Lodest at awids to the JFK- de Mothun wands a SCENE SCENE AFRIDNED AFRIFRIDG HAVE TIME AFRIDA. AFRIDE. JEK ACI 9-17-98 2. LEAVE 2. Jare autentin ait ait t ym JEAK ACI FROM FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER DATE RELEASE FROMFOLD HERE to RETURN TO RETURNS TO Sender UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED

Summary:  
The text contains fragmented and partially illegible records related to the RFK assassination investigation, including references to George de Mohrenschmidt, a Dallas-based individual linked to Lee Harvey Oswald and the Warren Commission. It includes internal government communications from April 1977 discussing interactions with reporter Dan Watson of the Dallas Morning News, who sought information about Mohrenschmidt’s connections to the JFK assassination. The document mentions bullet fragments, Oswald’s associates, and alleged CIA ties to Robert Morris. It also references a Dallas Times Herald article from March 1974 discussing Oswald’s friends and a death tape-recorder. Other content includes claims about Mohrenschmidt’s family, his alleged involvement with Soviet Union networks, and interactions with individuals like Roy Walton and Robert Bell. The text contains administrative routing slips, unclassified markings, and mentions of investigative activities in Dallas, Plano, Texarkana, and other locations.  

Key People:  
- George de Mohrenschmidt (linked to Oswald, Warren Commission, Soviet Union connections)  
- Dan Watson (reporter from Dallas Morning News)  
- Robert Morris (alleged CIA ties in Taiwan)  
- Roy Walton (Soviet Union associate)  
- Robert Bell (supervisor of frequent remover at Parkland Hospital)  
- Alexander (Mohrenschmidt’s daughter, mentioned in context of his Soviet connections)  

Key Locations:  
- Dallas, Texas  
- Plano, Texas (suburb of Dallas)  
- Texarkana, Texas  
- Washington, D.C.  
- Soviet Union  
- Peruvian State Hospital  
- Jewish Museum  

Key Events:  
- Investigation into RFK assassination and its connection to George de Mohrenschmidt  
- Warren Commission’s handling of bullet fragments and Oswald’s associates  
- Claims about CIA involvement in Robert Morris’s activities  
- Alleged Soviet Union ties of Mohrenschmidt and his family  
- Internal government communications regarding media inquiries (e.g., Dan Watson)  
- References to Oswald’s friends, suicide vows, and medical procedures at Parkland Hospital  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Warren Commission  
- Dallas Field Office (FBI)  
- Domestic Collection Division (U.S. Government)  
- Soviet Union networks (implied through Mohrenschmidt’s associations)

RFK Declassified Files

00355298_routing_and_record_sheet_104-10404-10028.pdf

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