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. ased under the John F: Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1994 (44 US¢.2107 Hote}. DATE 11a- 2017 te a e 4 e Loe ES 4 | jor . 6 : if = : if . f- : ’ j A Konstantin Petrovich SERGIEVSKY. _ ») . a a, A Ce ee I attach for your information| an account, written by a. member of the British Embassy in Moscow, of-an interview aS with the above-named Soviet citizen, who visited the Embassy ; ny on 29th July saying that he had important information to give ~ | * on. who killed Fresident Kennedy. An officer of the American o SS Embassy in Moscow attended the interview. His Embassy is . 3 -stated to be of the opinion that this matter might provide a BCR - link in the chain of evidence before the Warren Commission. At the end of the interview SERGIEVSKY asked for political asylum. In accordance with instructions the . : British Embassy were obliged to refuse this and SERGIEVSKY _/ . left the premises. __MNNCORDED COPY FILED IN/”, z= x8 rePha 4 'f > ‘ ial ee . . bs oA aus eh ae i ar oes Docld: 327164545 Page 3
/Released‘under the John x: Kénnedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC (2207; Bote). . DATE: Hat -2017 TVSKY, Kons carny par "fhe ebove~named Soviet citizen cane into the Embassy en July 295° -I was called out to the desk to apeak te him. He - said that he had important information on who kilied President : hemnedy and that he knew Csweld. | He wanted to make a.states ment about. Ate Could I get him inte contact w ith the _fepican imbaday? ~ He explained that the American Embassy was too well | “guarded for nin to gét in. He had succeeded in slipping ante. our Enbassy because one of the tvo gates was not guardeds Pe Ze the American Sabasey on being informed of ‘this Tey est.” S ‘pent. HDs We Horgan KSecond Sec vetary) over to see nin. “Ep. Horgan and I interviewed him tegether. vane Story weg ° ,rather S eT Ling end disconnected and he was very Wnwh Laing to-taik about some things. He started off by showing us a slip of paper on which he had written the three points he wished to Ysa EG (photocopy and translation att  ogigime “with the Aseri icans)}e The following is a comp f, what: 1° he said \ : a “Te Tetas. Sac Be ES net Oswald in 1 1960 In Gorky: (place of .x meeting: 7th | Wharf). . Oswald told him through an “interpreter (on being 5. ; asked why oA interpreter was uséd, he said that Oswald's me ‘Bussish was not gest) ¢ that he had an old friend called Buby, - whose descrigtion as a shady night-clud owner accoried with — ‘what came out Later and who would give hin wz n6lp in the future. | (Sergievsky mede a great deal of this point. } | Cswald Anyit bed Sérgievsky to do some shooting practice’ with him (using rifles ye He pefuseds In this connexion Oswald asked hin what he thought would happen. if the ‘President of the United States should be | | -assassinatede thers were groups in the United s States who yd could do thise |: SErgievexy said that he assumed that Gsweald | ‘méant some sort of socialist or radical group but “Gawale denied ‘this and emphasised that he “nad the Communist Party in mind. . “At that time Eisenhower was President, but Oswald éxplicitiy ‘explained that. they were thinking of Wixon as their candidate “fhe aim OF the ass sassination was to produce a reaction An the: Snited: states against the so-called wild, mene yo \ Hak UES oR fev. DS ace a “be Sergieysky's inion O& swota "Had ELI Ga femnedy for the 4 | sane urpoes under an “ .bene ion. of the same plane | Sergievaky | was certain that Eri vovald feos a member of the KeGeR. - His si ter, whom he knew workéa-s then, kney Erse Oswald before ber! arpiage’ to Oswald and hed, 1 ved with her. He also considered ‘thet Gswaid was working for tne KeGeBe and that Cavald?s  . connexion with him (Serglevsky) was part of 4 K.GsB. effort to. eet him into. their ‘service, tao (see > paragraph 7 below) » eee 5 pues 1g ques stioning the followin s pointe in Sergievany! S. ground emergedsn 8 | SNE LAL pears Gout i TE Povsrevssarnaveds wones teanes Docld: 327164545 Page 4
[Released “ahder the John,F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 US€ 2107’Hote). DATE: 11-24-2017 . He-was born on July 21, LOSS » ‘and. Live. in “Bor; near. Gorey s -- Be hed aspirations: te becone ao diplomat during the igsots and. . was at the Porsign Affairs Institute... Newever,; he fal ds médical and was reject a. le aseribed this fallure to % he ‘Wfact that from the age of sleven ae hed been regula iy given - powdered poison which had the effect ef inducing - OXY EEN. starvation of the brafn.se © This Led. to permanent. physical damage to his brain which tanused trembling 4n his Limbs and mental blanks. the powdée a was ‘given to him to prevent hin getting in the way (meshat’).° Hex sas Wi awilLing z to talk ghout whom. Be. mig, vt gee an the Bay ofe 7 ae are Son AX ing his eal, Sagure wee aD pl doin 7% BeGebe - ioen 8 tee £ of brainewas agsogiat tion of ho one pposit ideas which physical preakd: ‘onn a belisves * term: ‘perelon’ in Su ugsiay ne ‘sue aes nceonpan nea by such severe x en tal strain ‘a8 4 roduce physic i ilineade He admitted te geurmb tng BO this pre es watch. he 2G, ees Phot name — ‘Of. "BECSS : : explains Ae me cohnical. Sec she pix the F as) fac! This. wo} eLZX - place an: April and Hay . _to Bams of inducing him te think bis Tt seemed: to him ‘shat Gswaeld ¥ ub jected ee the same “press conferen t trectnent - ‘hed &@ persecuted ook snl resenvled a.m saat ‘of the rese contorence brains sect s Port oF seni= | hypnosis was A induced & oy sucking igarettese: 1 Be sergievsky Was. nervous pat 68 ALEC. peasonebly,.. seened. in: ‘perfect possession of his faculties and insisted on. the. ‘accuracy of bis story, although he would have Lik ro to see a : hotegraph cf Mra. Oswald to make abaclutel supe of hex identity. (Unfortunately we could not find oneje Ne seemed pleasant, not unnaturally rather “ePyous,y and guite well dreesed (good soerts dacket and trousers)s He threw “in one more giece of evidences cwithout. any enbellishaent to give it more apparent connexion, with his basic story, which, iosever; ‘does mot bear the in terpre= tation he put on ite op wh it 45 worth, At 15. as follows De Some. tine in 4960. VE astre7 Vex Fisitine Cony, ae Sergievsky: got near te him in She crowd and was taken by Gastro —- for an Americans  vastra acdéreased a few woris $e him in nl English and when he discovered that: he did not. understand them, ‘got an interpreter ¢ tO. Bay te him words te the effect that they. ‘would work. togethers Sergievsh cy néant this as evidence for ‘his thesis that a plot Wes being cooked up. age sinet America “it probably demonstrates AS that Ca Bbre, madd 4 | Rorma aL pened aoout. Soviet Cuban frienésh iBe: one me eee Docld: 327164545 Page 5
(Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records DATE: _l1- “14 ~2017 ak “100 - he had been offered Gorky (according to his Aden “es opposed to a aSenak AO Jbeen te Hoscow many times a American Emhasaye  'Pney" what he was here tor Gee. fc (end knew now mach he new (t , aed cur warning abot : He waa then ‘Hin when he det, 4% surely haye 2 relied on us 1 When 2¢t) wea Guz ‘Gf thia, he did not ‘He theugh it would imal ‘of the Embaasy op went out b station. “hey would « ONE s He spent a 18 what excuses he could « imbassye He Pinally wae the militia 3 but moO “ROVE ‘Least in sight Of the « - It is o2.8ergicveky'’sa évide meals unless: “he was a very ¢ Lns point in giving us _ dere: stive “put i Kis sort und. “make up a story: oF: xis much weightier evidence Gleborated the indident desi be that the KeaGsBs did ts same timc Oswald. did make s renarks including remarks. a it is even conceivable that ‘ug some plot of assassinati authority %) in connexion w ‘@ Bightewing Presidents. and | carried cut at Ris: own insti Anto his head three years € ‘ me rac ntelly Gergievsky sald that. May L960 wes. wie sysky ‘ ‘g0 that even iP Ser; the . interpretation | be the | KeGeBe da. the period 196 DoctlId: 32164546 Page 6 “Sergievs sey 86 .1a he Was . earlier smbassy impossible for bd tne Send reeruit hin and that ner a Bory uts on i¢, 0s pu a ) = 2 62 Collection Act of 1992 (44 Use now without \ wor. although a gob ima chenical Pac ity document he is an “employes” asker ~‘slugzhasnehi*) | Re had no nad tried to get ‘into the eB “) knew he his etoxz yr obably. explal: se Nayiaes at what. “woukd being told tha’ @ coming, he said unted - pol ae ; phere need rte . wes . rn Ey SS Oe Ch me © Wwe oe @ as inte t a i eb Toes ah wha Wizk >and Wigs f 2 him on when he returned py ing “enout this. when oicked, op i rer comi v2 & both. MiLitignen aire Pe Arh aim be : ‘yp es xs he ae oy dk aluate the veliability - think» that he "gene" sec ailLy ac. Gn his own WI ee wd CAR there was evidence (pat> oe Cp 1 2s “acre ative person were going £0 t+ he would surely pack it ith greater detail, end would: ‘hay. upibed in para 2EKaoR Ge It may. . Gme wiconnested antin~American: hout BE aaisinating the Presi the E.G oie really were are Ox (pressmably without higher ith the pessible sucecssion of oo Savald’ on his 4 “to SONG GxtS 53h Le mentally | ths is ig tion a APLLCTE return hom = @ different contexte =» the Lost time he saw ‘Cswald” ig true and could. bear wald's relations with | 2&8 totals + BNE OW o: a Sy a Ox topy dno: ‘an idea which had been “put 2107’ Hote). in Hoscow and |
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