mas —_ O e UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION In Reply, Please Refer to San Antonio, Texas File No. ae Octeber 17, 1964 ALL INFORMATION CONTATNED HEREIN £5 UNCLASSIFIED DATE ( SC) = MOHAMED LAKMIRI _ mn October 16, 1268, HERBERTO SPIDOLA, Secretary to the Mexican Cansui, San Antonio, Texas, advised the San Antonio Offica of the Federal Bureau of Investigation that an unknown | French male, listing his home as Morocco, had been trying for some time to make an appointment to speak with the Consul. came tc the Consulate and spoke with the librarian who -made an appointment with this man to speak with the Consul at 11 a.m. n the morning of October 18, 1964, this individual = -- 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 tha librarian, this man was dressed ina 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. oo On Oeteber 17, 1964, JOSE INES CANO, tne Consul General, Mexican Consulate, 127 Navarro, San Antonio, Texas, advised a Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation that MOHAMED LAXMIRI 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 felt LAKMIRI was mentally sick and needed psychiatric attention. ‘\ . Mr, CANO further advised that on two previous occasions he has received letters from LAKMIRI written in the French - 105 - B25 SS ENCLOSURY, NW 55538 Docld: 32263876 Page i J ot pe hee)
oO O MOHAMED LAKMIRI language, In the first letter, LAKMIRI mentions the.name of OSWALD in a very nebulous way, In the second letter, LAKMIRI again mentions in his letter 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 LAKMIRI was at the Mexican Consulate, CANO suggested to him that he talk toa representative of the U., S. Government. According to Mr. CANO, LAKMIRI refused to talk to any representative of the U. S. Government because he feels that everyone in the United States and. everyone at Lackland Air Force Base (AFB) is against him, - --On October 17, 196%, Mr. BILLY H, CUNNINGHAM, . Special Agent, Office of Special Investigation, Lackland AFB, ‘Texas; advised that records at Lackland AFB reflect that MOHAMED LAKMIRI is an Aviation Cadet with the Moroccan Air Force, Service Number 4070 MOR on Special wo Orders 152 at Lackland AFB dated August 31, 1964 to train for fifteen weeks in language training and fifty-five weeks in flight training, Mr. CUNNINGHAM furAished the following description which was obained from the records at Lackland AFB: Date of Birth: 1939 (no month or day shown) Place of Birth: {No place indicated) Height: 5' a" Weights 154 pounds Hairs \ Brown . Eyes: Brown Medical récords at Lackland AFB, Texas, according to Mr. CUNNINGHAM, reflect that on September 29, 1964, LAKMIRI 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 for a few days ("because I don’t sleep very well"). Mr. CUNNINGHAM advised that on October 12, 1964, Special Orders MC 745 were issued by the Secretary of @ 2? = {f WW 55536 Docld: 32283876 Page 2
MOHAMED LAKMIRI the Air Force and stated that LAKMIRI was invited to depart on October 18, 1964, from, Lackland AFB, to New Lo York City, reporting not later than 7:15 pom., October we 18, 1964, to the John F. Kennedy International Airport \ | for departure to his homeland, Rabat, Morocco, departing at 9:15 p.m., October i8, 1965, aboard Pan American Airlines Flight 152, - - + Om October 17, 1964, at 22:33 poms, MY. ‘LUIS | Me -BENAVIDES , Agent in Charge, U. So. Secret Service, san Antonio was furnished the above information. On October li, 1964, at 4:10 pomo, Mro- ERWIN | MEURIN, Immigration and Naturalization Service, San Antonio, Texas, was furnished the above information. _° Subsequently, on October 17, 196%, Mr. BILLY He. -CUNNINGHAM , supra, advised LAKMIRI was admitted this r- date at: Wilford Hall Hospital and is presently in the ‘ Psychiatric Ward and is being examined. He is under Air ; Police. guard. Mr. CUNNINGHAM stated that LAKMIRI had become: violent and was given a sedative. Mr. CUNNINGHAM related that hospital authorities are now trying to make arrangements to have him evacuated by air to the East Coast and then to his home in Morocco, It is not known when these arrangements will be completed and when: the examination will be finished, Mr. CUNNINGHAM stated that LAKMIRI was in no condition to be interviewed at this time, ae _ - This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and 4 is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to | be. distributed outside your agency. : , _ _ : , _ } NW 55538 Docld: 322683876 Page 3