Gs oS (tog 10256-10088]. =~ - | _ « . . tne see eee. * v = os os me € of . ow : Ped ~ f OPTIONAL FORM NO. T0 ° of “y é - “ MAY toe2 EOITION , 4°” 8 135A FPmR fas CFR) TO1-2KE © i UNITED’ STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum TO Chief, Security Analysis Group DATE: 10 April 1975 FROM, Jerry G. Brown SUBJECT: Central Investigation Agency, Inc. aka: Central Investigative Agency, Inc. aka: "CLA" #347 079 1. Reference is made to CIRA-0371-74, dated 27 June 1974, directed to the FBI in the name of Mitchell Livingston WERBELL, II, a copy of.which has been placed in Subject file, containing information vo three former Age employees in the activitie of aco" and thé John Patrick ULDOON #134 816 03 # 17 706 alter Josef MACKEM #190 639 2. The referenced CIRA further reflects that as of June 1974, John Patrick MULDOON was employed as the Washington (D.C. ) repre- sentative of-the firm, Security Consultants. International, a subsidiary of the Atlanta (Ga.) detective agency, Central Investigative Agency. 3, The Central Investigative Agency of Atlanta, Georgia, is further identified in OS file #347 079. This file contains a letterhead of the Central Investigative Agency, Inc., 6650 Powers Ferry Road, Suite 212, Atlanta, Georgia, identifying the officers as: Howard’k BAYARD,-President x GIBSON, Ezecutive Vice-president WERBELL, IV, Vice-president NOTE: It is believed that Mitchell L. WERBELL, IV, is the son of Mitchell L. WERBELL, III, the subject of the referenced CIRA. SECRET . sea by oo7are iy Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan me ><
14-00000 SUE! fa 4, Reference is also made to a 24 March 1975 memorandum in the file of the above mentioned former Agency employee, Walter Josef MACKEM, specifically suggesting MACKEM's recent involve- ment in paramilitary activities--which would appear to coincide with the activities of Friends of Abaco''--at a place in Georgia, not far from Atlanta. This memorandum also relates that MACKEM is cur- rently employed as a private investigator in the Washington, D.C. area. 5. All of the foregoing would suggest that\Walter Josef MACKEM in the activities of 'Friends of Abaco" and AIM. 6; The Central Investigative Agency, Inc., file also contains a copy of a cable (IN 304568), dated 11 July 1974, from the Atlanta DDO/FR Base reporting in substance that information had been received through the FBI originating with Howard GIBSON (believed identical with the aforementioned Howard R. GIBSON), that the Washington, D.C. office of the Central Investigative Agency, Inc., had been sub-leased to the Drug Enforcement Administration and was being used by the Central Intelligence Agency as an electronic surveillance listening post. GIBSON claimed that this activity was headed by a Central Intelligence Agency officer, one CONEEN (phonetic). N is believed identical with former Staff employee Lucien \, GONEIN ho was last.known to be working with the Drug Entorcémen ministration. The file of the aforementioned Walter Josef MIACKEM reflects that he was detailed by the Agency to the Drug Enforcement Administration from February 1972 to October 1973; and that as of September 1973, CONEIN was an associate of MACKEM. 8. It is believed that the employment of former Agency employees by "CIA" and the backing of "CIA" of the Abaco, Independence Movement could cause future concern for this Agency.