</s>104-10522-10110 JFK ACT CA HISTORICA HISTORTICAL REVIEW PROGRAM 07-12-99 RELEASE RELEASE IN FULL RELEASE IN FULL 1999 RELEASE DISPATCH CLASSICATION PROFESSIONAL ACTION CLASSICATIO 1999 RELEASES IN FULL DISPATCH PROFESSINO ACTION CHIEF, Certain Stations and Sases BRILLED FOR BONUS CAT QUALITY FOR BOR CAT BUILTING DER W.A. Chief, MOLING CAT BULLETING DOR BARRET CAT GUALITY DOR MORRENT MARRISON COMMISSION REPORT: Article on the Investigation Conducted by District Attorney Garrison ACTOR CAT GULLETIN DOR Garrett, I. We are forwarding berevich a report of the article "A "Reporter At Large! Garrett" published in the NEW NEW YORK AUTHOR of July, 1985, it was written by Garrett. I published a new book, "Injustice," it was critical by Edward Jay Epstein, Minsel, author of a book." (Injustice"). It was critical of the Garrett's "The Wide-spread campaign of adverse criticism of the U.S. most recently again proved by the assassination of Senator Robert Kennedy, appears to have Kennedy, too. The investigation of the author's brother, the late President Kennedy can be expected to cause a new wave of criticism and suspicion against Kennedy. Too, the correspondence of the assassination was not a new brother, and the late president Kennedy cannot be reported to the President of the United States. the President's office, and he is not sending you an attached-based officer on murder conspiracy. We were sending you the attached-based evidence on deals with the continuing investigation conducted by District Attorney's assistance it of new Orleans. This investigation tends to keep district Attorney's office about the of new Civilians. It was investigation to help keep special situations about the involved with federal agencies, tends to the FBI and CIA. 3. The article is not meant for reporting in any media. It is forwarded principal, the article is meant for the information of Station personnel concern of renewed anti-antis-attacks, and that you may use use the article to brief interested concerns of the Garrison agent to inform you that the information that is not intended to concern that you will be sent to the station personnel assess you may assign to attack, such attacks) that there are no hard to confused by the U S. and that there is no evidence in the <loc_832><loc_626><loc_211><loc_625>that authorities certain certain basic facts about that U.s. judicial district attorneys to that they may have been sent to that they are in the

Summary:  
The document references an article titled "A Reporter at Large" by I. Garrett, published in *New York* magazine in July 1985, which critiques the Garrison Commission's investigation into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. It mentions Edward Jay Epstein’s book *Injustice*, which criticizes Garrett’s work. The text discusses ongoing investigations into the RFK assassination by the District Attorney’s office in New Orleans, involving federal agencies such as the FBI and CIA. It notes that certain information is being shared with station personnel for internal briefing on anti-attack concerns but is not intended for media publication. Unclear text references "basic facts about the U.S. judicial district attorneys" and mentions a "Garrison agent" without elaboration.  

Key People:  
- I. Garrett (author of the article)  
- Edward Jay Epstein (author of *Injustice*)  
- District Attorney’s office (New Orleans)  
- Garrison Commission (investigation into JFK assassination)  
- FBI, CIA (involved in federal investigations)  

Key Locations:  
- New Orleans (location of District Attorney’s investigation)  
- United States (general reference to judicial districts and agencies)  

Key Events:  
- Publication of Garrett’s article in *New York* magazine (July 1985)  
- Ongoing investigation into RFK assassination by New Orleans District Attorney’s office  
- Mention of federal agency involvement (FBI, CIA) in the case  
- Internal distribution of information to station personnel for anti-attack preparedness  

Key Organizations:  
- Garrison Commission (investigation into JFK assassination)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- District Attorney’s office (New Orleans)

RFK Declassified Files

00381897_dispatch_warren_commissio_104-10012-10053.pdf

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