Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 19927 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 ‘ : a - Robert Crittendon Morrison Marriage. The court records indicated Mr. Morrison failed to answer this complaint and an Order of Default and Reference was filed on July 7, 1959, and a final decree of annulment was granted on July 29, 1959. , The files of the Naval Investigative Service, Naval Intelligence Command, also indicate that Nancy Lee Rogers was interviewed and she advised that after her marriage to Mr. Morrison in January, 1959, they lived together until June, 1959, when she left him because the marriage had never been consummated. , . Her present whereabouts is unknown. Interviews Twenty-one persons, consisting of current and former supervisors and co-workers, present and former neighbors, references, associates, and social acquaintances of Mr. Morrison's, were interviewed. They advised he is a loyal American whose character, reputation, and associates are above reproach. He was described as intelligent, capable, personable, reliable, considerate, and sincere. They recommended him for a position of trust and responsibility. One person interviewed said Mr. Morrison is an excellent employee who is attentive, punctual, alert, and understanding. He was described as a man who carefully covers all details of a complex assignment in a low-key and professional manner. It was also stated he is a person who unhesitatingly works overtime and willingly accepts additional responsibilities. Close Relatives Mr. Morrison's father, Robert Morrison, and his stepfather, Benjamin Franklin Mower, are deceased. In addition to his wife, mentioned previously, Mr. Morrison's only living close relatives are his mother, Kimmel Baker Morrison Mower, and his sister, Frances Marion Morrison Rabold, both of whom reside in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Persons interviewed during this inquiry who are acquainted with Mr. Morrison's close relatives advised they are reputable individuals. a Soot \ | poora:s22s000 Page 129 , -
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 19927 (44 USC 2107 Hote}. DATE: 11-14-2017 ‘ UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE f 1 FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION , WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535 July 15, 1977 CECELIA TRULA MORTON THE INVESTIGATION OF MRS. MORTON COVERED INQUIRIES AS TO HER CHARACTER, LOYALTY, AND GENERAL STANDING, BUT NO INQUIRIES WERE MADE AS TO THE SOURCES OF HER. INCOME. Birth ’ Mrs. Morton was born on August 13, 1949, in. Washington, D. C., as Cecelia Trula Brown. Education , Mrs. Morton attended Charles Evans , Hughes High School, New York, New York, from September, 1966, to June » 1967, when she was graduated, She attended the Armstrong Adult Education Center, Washington, D. C., from February, 1972, to April, 1972, on a part-time basis, receiving a certificate, ~ Employment July, 1967, to September, 1969 ‘September, 1969, to April, 1972 April, 1972, to May, 197 June, 1977, to the present Doclda: 32319657 Page 130 Chemical Bank, New York, New York, as a clerk- typist Riggs National Bank of Washington, D. C., as a clerk- | typist Rural Housing Alliance, Washington, D. C., as a secretary Select Committee on Assassinations, United States House of Representa- tives, Washington, D, C., as a - secretary Fei/DoJ
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 : an oo : A . Sg Lo [lots : Cecelia Trula Morton Marital Status Mrs. Morton is married to William Frank Morton. They and their daughter, Nicole, reside at 1240 46th Street, Southeast, Washington, D. C. Interviews Twenty-five persons, consisting of current and former supervisors and co-workers, present and former neigh- bors, references, associates, and social acquaintances of Mrs. Morton's, were interviewed and they advised she is a loyal American whose character, reputation, and associates are above reproach, She was described as competent, industri- ous, cheerful, mature, hardworking, and discreet, It was stated that Mrs. Morton is an excellent secretary who demonstrates a fine attitude toward her assigned tasks. They highly recommended her for a , position of trust and responsibility. Close Relatives Mrs. Morton has advised her maiden name, Brown, is derived from her mother's maiden name as she was born out of wedlock, She advised she does not Know the current .whereabouts of her father, Leon Coble, or her half-brother, Anthony Smith, She also advised Paul Smith, who is deceased, was the father of her two half-brothers,. In addition to her husband and daughter, mentioned previously, Mrs. Morton has the following close relatives residing in New York, New York: Mother Susie Brown Medina Stepfather Roger Medina Half brother . Charles Smith Persons interviewed during this inquiry who are acquainted with Mrs. Morton's close relatives advised they are reputable individuals, Docld:32319657 Page 131
OIE EAA NS 2 ee SA WEEN SAAN EN FE. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 210 DATE: 11-14-2017 August &, 1977 oY LIAISON Honorable Loule Stokes -. Gelect Committee on Asearsinations United States House of Representatives Washington, DB. C. in accordance with a request received from you on duly 8, 1977, an investigation has been conducted concerning | vs. Tranemitted Dear Mr. Chairman: herewith are two copies of a summary memorandum containing the results of this investigation. Sincerely yours, ~ Clarence M. Kelley Director Enclosures (2) requesting committee. She is divorced and ex-spouse could not be located. She was fired in May, 1977, from position in Senator John Melcher's office for an administrative error concerning malling of letter to the wrong people, embarraseing the Senator, who hesitates to recommend unless closely super~ vised. Investigation otherwise favorable and complete. RMD:dd (Ix) (7) | NOTE: Mosley is a recently hired researcher with the / Doctld:32319657 Page 132
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). ‘DATE. 11-14-2017 O O . ~“ UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE 7 FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION. WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535 August 5, 1977 BARBARA LOUISE MOSLEY THE INVESTIGATION OF MRS, MOSLEY COVERED INQUIRIES _AS TO HER CHARACTER, LOYALTY, AND GENERAL STANDING, BUT NO INQUIRIES WERE MADE AS TO THE SOURCES OF HER INCOME, Birth Mrs. Mosley was born on March 10, 1950, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, as Barbara Louise Tyson, Education | Mrs. Mosley attended John Harris High School, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, from September, 1965, to May, 1968, receiving a diploma, - - She attended Lock Haven State College, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, from September, 1968, to April, 1970, when she voluntarily withdrew. -In May, 1970, she submitted a request to officially withdraw which was approved on the basis of academic deficiencies, | a _. She has advised she attended the Cortez Peters Business School, Washington, D. C., for a period of six months as a part-time student in 1971. This could not be verified since the institution is no longer in business, - Since April, 1970, she has attended the University of the District of Columbia, Washington, D, C., on a part-time ‘basis. She is a student in good standing. | ro Employment June, 1968, to. | ‘American Automobile Association, September, 1968; and Incorporated, Harrisburg, June, 1969, to — Pennsylvania, as a travel _. September, 1969 . counselor FBI/DO Docld:32319657 Page 133
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11- 14-7017 , we i : Barbara Louise Mosley Marital Status Mrs. Mosley is divorced and has not remarried, She resides at 419 12th Street, Northeast, Washington, D. C. She has advised she was married to Roddy Lee Mosley from 1968 to 1972, when they were divorced in Washington, DD. Ce. The files of the Domestic Relations Branch, Superior Court, District of Columbia, Washington, D. C., reveal Mrs. Mosley filed a Bill of Complaint on March 16, 1972, seeking a divorce from Roddy Lee Mosley on the grounds of voluntary separation in excess of one year, She averred they were married on December 31, 1968, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and that no children were born of their union, On June 19, 1972, she was granted an absolute divorce, Efforts to locate and interview Roddy Lee Mosley were not successful and his whereabouts is unknown, Interviews Ben Stong, Administrative Assistant to John Melcher, United States Senator from Montana, advised in Washington, D. C., that the Senator is not available for interview, but has authorized him to comment concerning Mrs. Mosley. He said Mrs. Mosley was formerly employed as a staff assistant in Senator Melcher's office when the Senator was a United States Representative as well as after he became a United States Senator. He said Mrs. Mosley was terminated in that employment due to having made a gross administrative error in mailing numerous letters bearing the Senator's signature to the wrong people, which resulted in considerable embarrassment to the Senator. He said the Senator is not aware of anything of a derogatory nature concerning Mrs. Mosley's honesty, integrity, associates, character, or loyalty to the United States. He said the Senator considers her to be a very discreet person. He ~3- Docld: 32319657 Page 134
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 a . ro 5 - Barbara Louise Mosley said the Senator, however, is somewhat hesitant in recommending Mrs. Mosley for a position of extreme responsibility with the Federal Government unless such employment is under conditions of close supervision. Janine Bolsky, Office Manager and Staff Director, Office of John Melcher, United States Senator from Montana, advised in Washington, D. C., that Mrs. Mosley was previously employed in the Senator's office as a staff assistant from April, 1974, to May, 1975. She said Mrs. Mosley was terminated after causing several letters to be mailed to the wrong individuals, which in turn caused the Senator considerable embarrass- ment among several of his constituents. She said she could think of nothing which would reflect unfavorably on Mrs. Mosley's associates, reputation, honesty, or integrity. She said, however, she would not feel comfortable in recommending Mrs. Mosley for a position of extreme responsibility unless the position would be one in which , Mrs. Mosley received close supervision. She added that in her opinion, Mrs. Mosley is a completely trustworthy person and a very discreet individual. Hazel Hackley, Staff Assistant, Office of John Melcher, United States Senator from Montana, advised in Washington, D. C., she has known Mrs. Mosley professionally and socially for the past two and one-half years. She said in her opinion Mrs. Mosley's recent termination as a staff assistant in the Senator's office was due in part to a project error committed by Mrs. Mosley and equally in part to a personality conflict between Mrs. Mosley and the Senator's staff director, Janine Bolsky. She described Mrs. Mosley as an extremely intelligent and capable individual whose character, associates, reputation, and loyalty are above reproach. She advised that she would recommend Mrs. Mosley without hesitation for a position of trust and confidence with the United States Government. Twenty-one additional persons, consisting of current and former supervisors and co-workers, present and former neighbors, references, associates, and social -4- Docld: 32319657 Page 135