</s>104-103-10-10199 SENDER WILL CHECK CLASS. CATION TOP AND BOTTOM UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP SUDGENT TO NAME AND ADDRESS DATE INITIALS 1 1 2 2 28.1415 11-36.98 CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM RELEASE IN FULL 1998 RELEASE 4 5 6 APPROVAL APPROVALL DIRECT REPLY PREPARE REPLY APPROVALE DISPATCH RECOMMENDATION COMMENT DISPACH RELEASE OF CIA DOUGMENT IN THIS DOCUMENT RELEASE OR CALL INFORMATION COMMENT INFORMATION REFORMATION REFORMATI CONCURRENCE SIGNATURE DECLASSIFICATION OF CIAL INFORMATION RECOMMENUER REFORMATIONS OF Cia DOUGLATION. Remarks: World you please any a request for trade and for any fill on for trade, and for only fill on the german mentained in this CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR RELEASE of CIA INFORMATION Cia HAS NO OJECTION AND/O/OR IN THIS DOCUEMENT Connguegidme :- manly Lovon bell :- Eugene Hote Broading i Oly Ouse will mourdle. the Ouse and David Ferrie. FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER FROM: NAME, ADDRSS AND PHONE NO. DATE UNCLASSIFIED 16.5/7.9/9/7 UNCLASSIFIED CONFENTIAL (CPD: 1910 - 1914 - 1933-357 (40)

Summary:  
The text includes a mix of administrative headers, declassified CIA documentation, and a letter from Jim Braden to Senator Frank Church. The letter details Braden’s claims of being present in Dallas, Texas, on November 22, 1963, during President John F. Kennedy’s assassination and in Los Angeles, California, the night Robert F. Kennedy was shot. Braden asserts he was working with law enforcement agencies in California and alleges that a book by Peter Noyes defamed him, linking him to the assassinations. He requests an investigation into alleged CIA involvement and claims the tabloid "Tattler" fabricated stories about his connection to organized crime. The letter also mentions interactions with Roger Carroll at the United States Probation Office in Houston, Texas, and references a marriage to Jean Sanders. The text includes unrelated phrases about homes in various locations, possibly from another document or form.  

Key People:  
- Jim Braden (also referred to as Eugene Hote Brading/Jim Braden)  
- Senator Frank Church (Chairman of the Senate Committee Investigating the CIA)  
- Roger Carroll (Chief United States Probation Officer in Houston, Texas)  
- Jean Sanders (spouse of Neil de Neill Sanders; married to Braden)  
- Peter Noyes (author of a book alleging connections to Kennedy assassinations)  

Key Locations:  
- Dallas, Texas (site of JFK assassination)  
- Los Angeles, California (location of RFK assassination and Braden’s residence)  
- Houston, Texas (United States Probation Office where Braden met Roger Carroll)  
- Atlanta, Georgia (Braden’s address)  
- Washington D.C. (Senate Office Building, location of Senator Church’s office)  

Key Events:  
- Assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963 (Braden claims he was present in Dallas)  
- Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy on June 5, 1968 (Braden alleges involvement with law enforcement and CIA agents)  
- Publication of a book by Peter Noyes linking Braden to the assassinations  
- Braden’s request for Senate Committee investigation into alleged CIA ties and defamation  

Key Organizations:  
- United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Senate Committee Investigating the United States Central Intelligence Agency  
- United States Probation Office (Houston, Texas)  
- United States Parole and Law Enforcement Agencies in California

RFK Declassified Files

00383482_letter_the_brading_file_104-10127-10297.pdf

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