</s>Case Number: 175-HQ-601 Serial(s): 1037 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary: This document is an FBI teletype dated April 24, 1981, concerning Mae Magnin Brussels, a subject of San Francisco FBI files 9-2954 (victim) and 100-5640. The text references her claims of a conspiracy involving Nazis who immigrated to the U.S. post-WWII, attributing involvement in assassinations and terrorist activities to entities like the CIA and FBI. Brussels allegedly compiled evidence including thousands of newspaper clippings and hundreds of books, which she sought to share with the FBI. The Bureau advised against further engagement with her theories due to their lack of credibility. A copy of an LIM (likely a law enforcement report) was disseminated to the U.S. Secret Service in San Francisco.  

Key People: Mae Magnin Brussels, FBI Director (175-601), San Francisco SAC (Special Agent in Charge), Monterey Resident Agency, Montgomery Resident Agency.  

Key Locations: San Francisco, California; Monterey, California; Brussels' unspecified location (possibly Belgium, given reference to "Brussels").  

Key Events: Bureau's advisory against pursuing Brussels' conspiracy theories; dissemination of LIM to Secret Service; reference to prior teletypes from April 22 and 24, 1981.  

Key Organizations: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), United States Secret Service, Montgomery Resident Agency, Monterey Resident Agency.

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175-hq-601_sec_000_ser_1037.pdf

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