‘Released wndér the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC Fi0yT Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 JFK Assassination System . Date. 5/7/2015 Identification Form , Agency Information AGENCY: FBI . RECORD NUMBER:  124-10208-10133 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER: 92-3171-2078 ; . Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: LEG, MX TO: DIRECTOR, FBI TITLE: DATE: 08/17/1967 ‘PAGES: 15 SUBJECTS : SGI, WHEREABOUTS, SUR, CUERNAVACA, MX DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT, PHOTO: CLASSIFICATION : Unclassified | RESTRICTIONS:  1C;4 - CURRENTSTATUS: — Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 04/17/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE INC 2 ENV COMMENTS : rm v9.1 Docld: 32291857 Page 1 318
ore We eR eather mi li Ra mati dJtection Act — the John F. Kennedy.Assassination Records Collec Pf Released under 1-14-2017 C) oe 4 NO. Ne KL Sm $010~107~02 DATE: at or Director, FBI (92-3171) FROM : Wier, Mexico City (92-13) (P) Asem : ary M, GIANCANA, aka. CLASS TPT F Pw pe cal ak Ee ot, . = iwinivenpanaahaanssccrmme on: bates z- a, : IND HELENS Jam aS e | Ae - ae - Enélosed are two sets of five Photographs of u) - house at Nubes 2, Cu vaca, Morelos, Mexico, one set of " Ne “which is submitted for trq smittal to the Chicago Office. PF “Land . Re Mexico City letter 8-9_67. -ago téletypes d 8-8-67; Bureau airtels 7-28-67 and 1 ; ’ ; Chicago airtel 8-8-67; Bureau cable 8-11-67, eens ‘oo: ASS 0 ae f | ee " \. Enclosed Photographs of the house at Nubes 2, an: Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico, were taken by SAs LAWRENCE F, . ia wt WIRICK, “RUS STEVE D, EVANS of this office on Avgust 8, WW) «~ 1a3 During the course of this visit, y these agents, [ 4 4 td _ eS ca-on August 8,.°1967, but it x ‘de t.-that “address (YY) Yu) kp 16 AUG 21 1967 1 ~. Mexico City Rees Mt Petes Pa ee
easéd under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2P0Z Hotes. DATE: 11-14-2017,‘ 3 . ? SOA ‘ os . . - v nity rr 4 aa an SIE m 8g _ , a 4 ere. ae i : x ~ ' = et £ Te i a é do y — ~ Fy LT . oa Nf ™~ \, f MEX 92-13 4 . Further consideration is being given to selecting “and contacting another America esident of Rancho TetelalQd U) During August 1967,%Mexico City surveillance informants MEX 42 and MEX 19 wwentinued to make spot sur- veillances in Cuernavaca at Rancho Tetela, the golf club, and tourist centers with negative results. - Mr. HARRY. WRIGHT advised that he had discreetly and “confidentiallyfiertea a long-time friend of his who is retired and who plays golf daily at Cuernavaca to the possibility of subject's al is fer at ye golf club there. He said that this individual is (FRAINE RHUBERRY©whom he has known for many years as an extremely neepenzible and reliable individual. mie {RHUBERRY is the former head of General Motors de Mexico, and FS “is Mr. WRIGHT's neighbor) He is to immediately notify Mr. MERCY WRIGHT or this officetit he observes subject in (Cuernavaca and is to take no further action in the matter. ; On August 10, 1967, MEX 170, who has furnished reliable information in the past, advised that there is an » excellent possibility of securing tong ge e toll calls from telephone 2-61-75 in Cuernavaca Ug * by , ek (Mexican Immigration! continues to express interest in the whereabouts and activities of the subject. On August 14, 1967,°Attorney JORGE VAZQUEZ ROBLES, Chief, Inspection Service, Mexican Immigration, and a vital contact of this office, inquired as to the subject's whereabouts. He-was advised: that we had no information at this time as to sub- ject's exact whereabouts. He was curious to know the results of the information previously furnished by him indicatfin that subject was traveling in the Mediterranean aren It is not believed that{itexican Immigration’ will ' take any affirmative action in this matter without consulting this office. However, high governmental officials have Ife, expressed interest in subject, and such interest may lead to 7 precipitated action without advance noticeyto this officeF@) ; It is conjectured that subject's attorney has probably offered substantial gratuities at a fairly high level in this matter, and the effects of such action cannot be foreseen. Docld: 32291857 Page 3