Released trider the John \ Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 3107 °°" wster te, 2 DAM inst dead 8207 j lL’ an: a MAY 1962 EDITION - i, GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 rai 4 + - a . cs 5 UNITED STATES G “ERNMENT /{ ~Z : Memorandum TO : Director, FBI (62-~109060) DATE: 2/19/65 gee gat, Mexico (89-6) (P) suBJECT: ASSASSINATION. OF_ PRESIDENT. ._. JOHN, FITZGERALD. KENNEDY cece Ae 11/22/63... ., / DALLAS ,_. TEXA S.rcn-sonomen prt MISCELLANEOUS. INFORMATION CONCERNING L er) sIpipp BY96OS MD DIRS a? ENCLOSURES . *".. Enclosed herewith to the Bureau are thirty (30) copies ‘of an insert relating to the captioned case and bearing “the subheading, "ALLEGATIONS BY GABRIEL LOPEZ GUERRERO, also .Known as Gabriel James Lopez, Gabriel J. Lopez, Salvador _7 Martinez, FBI No. 265951A, Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico."y REFERENCE \ Mexico City letter to the Bureau dated 2/4/65.y ADMINISTRATIVE j In order that the Dallas office may attribute to the 1 report in which it utilizes the enclosed insert the classificatio which is considered by it to be desirable, the enclosed insert is being submitted without any classification.U A separate source of information page is not being prepared in view of the fact that only one source is utilized in the enclosure and this source is identified hereinafter.u On 2/4/65, SANTANA JIMENEZ, Chief -of Investigations, Coahuila State Police, Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico, advised that GABRIEL LOPEZ GUERRERO had no immigration papers and the omg) 2 OES, 4 AL oe —_ > G f)- Bureau (Encs. 30) i. Be etic ol (OGOLY — \ (1 --Liaison Section) voss (2 - Dallas, 89-43 2 MAR 1 2 — Mexico Cit Hib Q 74 REGS hy (7) BR CEMEMyr ae ioe ie 53 5 THA Lyf vit . . ae O . ry BAG a nae f hy as ae, 6 eS a Liem & PA fas o-7 styles” are | 69 MAR 9 65 /- £é te arllnosd oa Tebow C- re | DoclId: 32125890 Page 2?
| Rexeaced_under the’ John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 Usc 2107. °°" < Hotey. ATE: 11-14-2017 MC 89-6 Immigration authorities would await the outcome of a check with United States police agencies to decide on LOPEZ GUERRERO's deportation following any sentence he might receive as a result of his arrest. (UM In a Foreign Police Cooperation case, which was immediately opened under the name of GABRIEL LOPEZ GUERRERO (MC 163-3990), the FBI Identification Division furnished LOPEZ GUERRERO's arrest record which accounts for his aliases under FBI No. 265951A. The arrest record verifies his admitted arrests and showed him not to be wanted by any agency. This information was furnished to SANTANA JIMENEZ on 2/15/65. SANTANA JIMENEZ stated that LOPEZ GUERRERU would probably be deported to the United States within a week. He also stated that LOPEZ GUERRERO mentioned to him that upon his deportation to the United States, he would probably return to his home in Beaumont, Texas. HM \ SOURCE The confidential source referred to in the enclosed insert is SA ROBERT T. NISCHWITZ. VU COPIES Two copies of this letter and 25 copies of the enclosed insert are designated for the Dallas office in accordance with existing Bureau instructions. VU LEAD MEXICO CITY OFFICE At Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico 1. Will contact officials of the Benjamin Franklin Library to ascertain if LOPEZ GUERRERO did, in fact, work for this Library on 11/22/63.U ~o . - -. - - te a nt te AE DoclId: 32125890 Page 3