JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Date:
10/13/20
Agency Information
AGENCY: HSCA
RECORD NUMBER:
180-10120-10150
RECORD SERIES:
NUMBERED FILES
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 015081
ORIGINATOR : HSCA
FROM:
TO:
TITLE:
DATE:
PAGES:
02/24/1978
3
SUBJECTS:
CAISON, LARRY F.
Document Information
DOCUMENT TYPE:
CLASSIFICATION:
RESTRICTIONS:
CURRENT STATUS:
DATE OF LAST REVIEW:
OPENING CRITERIA:
DOD, FILES
USAF
GOBEL, RUDOLPH
STANLEY, WILLIAM C.
FISCHER, CHARLES
SUMMARY
Unclassified
3
Redact
05/09/1993
COMMENTS:
Box 292.
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC)
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KENNEDY 015072
015081
INVESTIGATION INTERVIEW SCHEDULE
1. Identifying Information:
Name Sgt. Lewis Wesley LEBER
Date 2/24/78 12:03 P.M.
Address Headquarters TAC
Place Bldg. #693 HOS TAC
City/State Langley AFB, VA 23665 Langley, AFB
Date of Birth
38 years
Social Security_ 226-52-6354
2. Physical Description:
Telephone
Mor S
Spouse
Children
Height
Weight
Ethnic Group_
3. Personal History:
Present Employment:
Address
Telephone
Criminal Record
b.
1.
2.
Arrests
Convictions
4. Additional Personal Information
a. Relative(s):
Name
Address
b. Area frequented:
c. Remarks:
Investigator
Color Eyes
Hair
Special Characteristics
Date
Form #234-B
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SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
NAME Sgt. Lewis Wesley LEBER
Address Headquarters TAC
Date 2/24/78 Time
Place Bldg. #693 Hqs. TAC
12:03P.M.
Langley AFB, VA
Interview:
Due to the nature of the interview, DOD approval was sought and
acquired prior to scheduling contact with Sgt. LEBER. The
sensitive nature of the military activities at Langley AFB also
required that approval be given to Sgt. Leber to participate in
the interview with the undersigned, which in turn resulted in
the presence of two military personnel at the outset of the
session, namely Colonel Gene D. Hunter and Special Agent David
(804) 764-7778
Herb Pelham, both of the USAF Office of Special Investigations.
Because of the awkward circumstances, the two civilian-
O@REER R
attired military observers were asked to leave the room to help
Sgt. Leber o relax and to encourage freer recall. Without ob-
jection, both observers left soon after the interview began.
During the course of the conversation with Sgt. Leber,
the following information was elicited:
1. Subject recalled the full name of the person in
question as Captain William C. STANLEY, Special Security Officer
for Headquarters TAC-Intelligence.
Captain Stanley had been
working under a Major Rudolph GOBEL sometime during 1970 and/or
1971.
Interviewer
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(Signature)
Clifford A. Fenton, Jr.
(Typed)
Date Transcribed
3/20/78 jeg
Interview of Sgt. L. W. LEBER
2/24/78
Page Two
2. Since Leber was transferred to Hqs. TAC at
Langley AFB in 1970, he only knew STANLEY for approximately
2-3 months (exact time unknown). However, during this period
of time, LEBER does not recall any conversation with STANLEY
relative to the JFK assassination, Russia, Cuba and/or Mexico.
3. LEBER stated that Capt. STANLEY was an ex-enlisted
man who had served 16 years in the Army and was about 38 years
of age in 1970. He was possibly "r.i.f.'ed" from the service
in 1971 and was said to have had severe financial problems.
4. Further, it is believed that Capt. STANLEY left
the service and went to study law at the University of Miami
(Florida) in 1971.
5. Two servicemen were identified as having served
under Capt. STANLEY, namely Larry F. CAISON and Chief Master
Sergeant Charles FISCHER, about whom, it was felt, additional
information could be secured.
Following the termination of the interview, assistance
was provided in obtaining the addresses of the above-referenced
servicemen:
Lt. Col. Rudolph D. GOBEL, Jr., Retired
2671 Merrie Oaks Road
Winter Park, Florida 32789
Larry F. CAISON
1508 Gronin Drive
Hampton, Virginia
At the present time the whereabouts of Sgt. FISCHER
and Capt. STANLEY are unknown.
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