Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 Us 2107 Hotery. DATE: 11-14-2017 JPR ASSASSIUAUUM SY SLEILL vale: S/ZIIZVA Identification Form Agency Information ‘AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: 124-10230-10095 RECORD SERIES: DL AGENCY FILENUMBER: — 89-43-5180 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: TO: TITLE: DATE: 00/00/0000 PAGES: 130 SUBJECTS : SEE FBI 62-109060-3930 DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: 4 CURRENT STATUS:  - Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 04/12/1994 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS : v9.1 ll Docld: 32179385 Page 1
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hotes. DATE: 11-14-2017 4 N\ “te * FD-963 (Rev 5-1-59) S FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN DATE | INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD DALLAS DALLAS 12/10/64 9/24/64 = 12/7/64 TITLE OF CASE REPORT MADE BY TYPED BY mftOBERT P, GEMBERLING jtr . ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENTG PIES JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY, 11/22/63, DALLAS, TEXAS - MISCELLANEOUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING | REFERENCES : - Report eof SA ROBERT P, GEMBERLING, dated | 10/21/64, at Dallas, Texas. ‘ ~P- DESL ia] ino BY 98 kobe LEADS: ” cee SatiA/ ) All leads in this case have been set ferth. by (votre. or airtel and are not being restated herein,. . By Bureau airtel to all SACS amd all Legats dated 10/6/64, all effices were instructed te forward inserts and/or FD-3028 to Dallas in the future in order that Dallas could submit the reports in captioned case, 17] “H Classified b Exempt from G  eecory 1,2 Date of Decidss ication INDEFINITE "it “SPS on AGENT APPROVED wh S&S IN CHARGE BO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW Sai 3 45780) COPIES MADE: 10 - Bureau (62- 109060) 1 - New Orleans ba o- en b rare} -] - Sam Antonio (89-67) (Info “pape Dallas (89-43) eh Docld: 327179385 Page 2?
‘Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 Use 2107 Hoter- DATE: 11-14-7017 . f~ . PEN . 7 a Sa ? : DL 89=43 SA 89=67 On October 16, 1964, HERBERTO SPIDOLA, Secretary to the Mexican Consul, San Antonio, Texas, advised the San Antonio office of "the Federal Bureau of Investigation that an unknown French male , listing his home as Morocco, had been trying for some tipe to make an appointment to speak with the const 6 On the morning of Ru) 16, 1964, this individual Game to the Consulate and spoke with the librarian, who made an appointment for this man to speak with the Consul at 11:00 a.m. on that date. This man, according to the librarian, said he had some information concerning LEE HARVEY OSWALD that he wanted to pass on to the Mexican Consul coneral fel U) According to the librarian, this man was dressed in a uniform, but she did not know what sort of uniform it was, The man had left his name written on a small note pad | but his writing was illegiple, and no one had been able to determine his feentaty. GO (4) . The following investigation was conducted by Special Agent JOHN V. KNUDSON: AT _SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS: On October 17, 1964, JOSE INES CANO, Consul General, Mexican Consulate, 127 Navarro Street, advised that MOHAMED LAKHMIRI was presently in his office and stated he wanted political asylum in Mexico because he feared to state any of his political views here in the United States. U Mr. CANO advised that he felt LAKHMIRI was fientally ill and needed psychiatric attention Ru] Mr. CANO further advised that on two previous occasi he had received letters from LAKHMIRI written in the French U O79 Fe. Docla:32179385 Page 3
[ Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 Us¢ FI0T Hotey_— DATE: 11-14-2017 | DL .89=43. SA 89=67 language. In the first letter, LAKHMIRI mentioned the name of OSWALD in a very nebulous way. In the second letter LAKHMIRI again mentioned that he was destined to play a role like the OSWALD role. Mr. CANO further advised that both letters were rambling and made very little sense. While LAKHMIRI was at the Mexican Consulate, CANO suggested to him that he talk to a representative of the United States Government, According to Mr. CANO, LAKHMIRI refused to talk to any represesentative of the United States Government. because he feels that everyone in the United States. and everyone at Lackland Air Force Base is against him. U) On October 17, 1964, Mr. BILLY Ho. CUNNINGHAM, Special Agent, Office of Special Investigations, Lackland Air Force Base, advised that records at Lackland Air Force .. Base reflect that MOHAMED LAKHMIRI is an aviation cadet with the Moroccan Air Force, Number 4070 MOR, on Special Orders 152 at Lackland Air Force Base, dated August 31, 1964, to train for fifteen weeks in language training and fifty-five weeks in - flight training. Mr. CUNNINGHAM furnished the following description which was obtained from the records at Lackland Air Force Base Date of birth: 1939, no day or month shown Place of birth: Not indicated ~ Height: : 5 ft. 8 in. OS Weights: — 154 pounds ~ Hair: Brown Eyes? : Brown © Medical records at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, according to Mr. CUNNINGHAM, reflected on September 29, 1964, LAKHMIRI went to Wilford Hall Hospital, complaining of poor sleeping habits, pain in his throat, and difficulty in breathing. A note on these records indicates the patient himself said he would like to stay in the hospital a few days "because I don't sleep very well." SS “ 44, &9-f 2 -S/ F0 DoclId: 32179335 Page 4
‘Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 Use 2i0T Hotey— DATE: 11-14-2017 ; . { evs 1 \ a me Dl, 89=43 SA 89=67 On October 16, 1964, HERBERTO SPIDOLA, .Secretary to the Mexican Consul, San Antonio, Texas, advised the San Antonio office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation that am unknown French male » listing his home as Morocco, had been trying for some time to make an appointment to speak with the Consul. On the morning of october 16, 1964, this individual came to the Consulate and spoke with the iibrarian, who made an appointment for this man to speak with the Consul at 11:00 a.m. on that date. This man, according to the librarian, said he had some information concerning LEE HARVEY OSWALD. that he wanted to pass on to the Mexican Consul General. According to the librarian, this man was ‘dressed in a uniform, but she did not know what sort of uniform it was, The man had left his name written on a small note pad but his writing. was illegible, and no one had been able to determine his identity. The following investigation was conducted by ‘Special Agent JOHN: V. KNUDSON: AT SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 3 On October 17, 1964, JOSE INES CANO, Consul General, Mexican Consulate, 127 Navarro Street, advised that MOHAMED ‘LAKHMIRI was presently in his office and stated he wanted political asylum in Mexico because he feared to state any of his political views here in the United States, Mr, CANO advised that he feit LAKHMIRI was mentally ill and needed psychiatric attention, Mr, CANO further advised that on two previous occasions he had received letters from LAKHMIRI written in the French ¥ — 43 [9-¢-S1EO a Docld: 32179365 Page 6
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 Use 7ily Hooter. DATE: 11-14-2017 DL .89=43. SA 89=67 language. In the first letter, LAKHMIRI mentioned the name of OSWALD in a very nebulous way. In the second letter LAKHMIRI again mentioned: that he was destined to play a role like the OSWALD role. Mr. CANO further advised that both ot letters were rambling and made very little sense. While LAKHMIRI was at the Mexican Consulate, CANO suggested to him that he talk to a representative of the United States ..Government, According to Mr. CANO, LAKHMIRI refused to talk to any represesentative of the United States Government | because he feels that everyone in the United States and everyone at Lackland Air Force Base is against him, On October 17, 1964, Mr. BILLY H. CUNNINGHAM, Special Agent, Office of Special Investigations, Lackland Air Force Base, advised that records at Lackland Air Force | Base reflect that MOHAMED LAKHMIRI is an aviation cadet with the | Moroccan Air Force, Number 4070 MOR, on Special Orders 152 . at Lackland Air Force Base, dated August 31, 1964, to train for fifteen weeks in language training and fifty-five weeks in © flight training. Mr. CUNNINGHAM furnished the following f description which was obtained from the records at Lackland Air Force Base: OF Date of -birth: 1939, no day or month shown Place of birth: Not indicated ~ Height: 5 ft. 8 in. ws Weight 3 154 pounds . me Hairs Brown Eyes ’ Brown > Medical records at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, according to Mr. CUNNINGHAM, reflected on September 29, 1964, LAKHMIRI went to Wilford Hall Hospital, complaining of poor sleeping habits, pain in his throat, and difficulty in breathing. A note on these records indicates the patient himself said he would like to stay in the hospital a few days "because I don't sleep very well." \. . Docld: 32179365 Page 7