</s>104-10446-10137 T78-1183 Scott Bunkingley AL 1044, 4097) From: Raymond Lucky Treloar, B-3212 California Men's Colony, East Post Office Box A Calisto, CA 93501 SF 6 C :: 78 San Luis Obispo, Calif 93500 To: Mr. Stanford Turner - Director U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Washington, D.C. 20505 Att'n'n: Freedom of Information Act 8/30/78 RELEAS Att'ni: Mr ., Charles E. Savige APPROVED FOR RELEASE 1868 Acting Information and Privacy Coordinator CIH HISTORICAL REFEREN PORCAL Dear Mr. Turner Thought perhaps I should write and let you know that I received Mr. Charles B. Savigie's letter of 22 August 1978. Please inform him that he need not wait for any further correspondence from me. Apparently you have not received all of my correspondence and I would like very much to find out you have no. Therefore I am not going to send you anymore correspondence Mr. Turner, with what I suggest there in California. A top agent to have a personal talk with me out there was to keep his mouth shut about about Mr. Send somebody you can trust to keep him mouth shut to Congressman Louis Stokes who is a man turnaround some government officials here in California finding out. turmoil. Some government officials were in California trying out. chairman to keep His mouth shut. To Congressman, Louis Stokers who is the man who was approached four different times he said somebody was in the investigator. F. Kennedy and I would like to straigten out the House Select Committee on Assassination of the Investigator. P. Kennedy F. Senator Alan Cranston, and Senator contact House Select Commissioner. I have just written. I want to findout if Congressman Louis Strokes, Senator Alan Cronston, I senator contact Karen W. H. Hiney, and I have written.I want to contact if they are going to make you have just been written. If wait to find you if they are going for to follow my suggestions. Thank you for your personal attention regarding this letter. If you have any doubts about my being. Approved by this letter, I asked me if I would accept a contact to the President of Robert Kennedy, then asked have if I have any accept a contract to help him to apply for a lie-Detector-by-graph-Test and if necessary Sodium-Pentotone give me a Lie-Detectionary-Graph-Test if if life or the truth. Move Move Mr. Raymond Lucky Treoar-Test a message to President Cater for me, tell him him to know him about a message is still trying to get top government officials of their assess.<loc_86><loc_833><loc_846><loc_852><loc_850><loc_85><loc_848>very truly yours, Sincerely, <loc_910>Raymond Lucky treloar.

Summary  
This document is a letter dated August 30, 1978, from Raymond Lucky Treloar to Mr. Stanford Turner, Director of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), regarding correspondence with Charles B. Savigie. Treloar states he has received Savigie’s letter and will not send further communication. He mentions a top agent in California who was instructed to keep silent about matters involving "Mr." (possibly Robert F. Kennedy) and attempts to contact Congressman Louis Stokes, Senator Alan Cranston, and others related to the House Select Committee on Assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Treloar also references a request for assistance with a lie-detector test or Sodium-Pentotone administration, possibly in connection with an investigation. He asks the CIA to contact President Jimmy Carter regarding government officials’ assessments. The letter includes fragmented and unclear references to individuals and events, with some text redacted or marked as location codes (<loc_...>).  

Key People  
- Raymond Lucky Treloar (sender)  
- Charles B. Savigie (recipient of an earlier letter)  
- Congressman Louis Stokes  
- Senator Alan Cranston  
- Mr. [possibly Robert F. Kennedy]  
- President Jimmy Carter  
- Mr. Stanford Turner (CIA Director)  

Key Locations  
- California Men’s Colony, East Post Office Box A, Calisto, CA 93501  
- San Luis Obispo, Calif 93500  
- Washington, D.C. 20505  

Key Events  
- Communication between Treloar and the CIA regarding correspondence with Savigie  
- References to efforts to contact Congressmen and Senators related to the House Select Committee on Assassination of President John F. Kennedy  
- Mention of a lie-detector test or Sodium-Pentotone administration in an unspecified context  
- Request for CIA involvement in contacting President Carter about government officials’ assessments  

Key Organizations  
- U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- House Select Committee on Assassination of President John F. Kennedy

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