</s>104-10112-10328 CONFIDENTIAL 12 August 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD MEMORDUM FOR The RECORD SUBJECT: Unknown Subject: B. R. Fox - Extortion One of the individuals recently interviewed by the FBI relation to Subject matter noted that he once saw information concerning B. R . Fox company that he was interviewed by Tad Szczecin in Pennsylvania in 1974 an article by to instant memorandum. A copy of that article captioned, "The Spy Among Us." The portion pertaining to B ., R. Box is set out in brackets. It is not noted that the article mentions the address of B.R. Fox Company, as well as Lucien CONEIN and Michael MORRISSEY. Jerry G. Brown Deputy Chief Security Analysis Group Att: -* As stated JEK ACT JGB:hjd JEKA APPROVED FOR RELEASE 1993 RELEASE CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM E2MPDET CL BY 063994 1o2rin, CONFIDENTIAL

Summary:  
The document references an individual named B.R. Fox and his company, with mentions of Lucien Conein and Michael Morrissey in connection to unspecified activities. It notes that Tad Szczecin, based in Pennsylvania, was interviewed by the FBI in 1974 regarding information related to B.R. Fox. A portion of an article titled "The Spy Among Us" is referenced, though its content remains unclear. The text includes fragmented discussions about espionage, laser detection systems, and internal CIA/FBI operations, with references to timeframes such as 1973–1975. It also touches on domestic surveillance, covert agencies, and alleged connections between private entities like the Summa Corporation and intelligence activities.  

Key People:  
- B.R. Fox (company and individual)  
- Lucien Conein  
- Michael Morrissey  
- Tad Szczecin  
- Jerry G. Brown (Deputy Chief Security Analysis Group)  
- Clarence M. Kelley (FBI Director)  

Key Locations:  
- Pennsylvania (Tad Szczecin’s interview location)  
- Washington, D.C. (CIA and FBI operations)  
- Miami (Summa Corporation and CIA ties)  

Key Events:  
- 1974 FBI interview with Tad Szczecin regarding B.R. Fox  
- Alleged CIA/FBI surveillance activities in the early-to-mid-1970s  
- Discussions of covert operations involving private entities and intelligence agencies  
- References to espionage, laser detection systems, and domestic surveillance  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Summa Corporation (linked to CIA activities)  
- U.S. Postal Service (mentioned in context of surveillance)

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