14-00000 ‘so0n any, peoole’ killed, Tha: CLA are a buach of dirty ciit-throata, and | wouldn! t Sea hit surprised if they seat one of thele men to cub. | _ sulne, They think - thay | are erart, but one ‘of these days. ‘in the near - feture will shew their who” ig the er:artest, ‘They have. about 199 © GS-10 walking arourid. with: thoir heads phaped like ezge oes e t have been a failure but alter: 1 jet well fam going t go. ‘back to school. ‘and - set wy degree. and figbe the. clA with everything. ‘that tcaa.” mG “he ry report of 30 April 1957 from: the, FBI office is Dallas, . Tesas, “" noted that < Subject had tolenhoned from Midland, Texaa, to a Chinese _ datelli sence olficer it Foriieca. % COD sald that he Bad. formerly ‘been am ployed by the CIA. He ofiered te. help” ‘the officer “with things { kaow", He then ‘tolephoned Lubbock, Texas, end spore to a person believed to be his wife, He told her that he had epoken with Chiang Kal-Chek's chief of intelligence and that “if thie thiag go@s through’ a she and the baby would receive from $700 to: $1000 a n.cath. 6 In February 167 the Dorwestic Gontact Service in Dallag requested clearance te use Sabdject and resorted that he had net had a driak in aise and a half years, Gn 3 March 1947 derogatory FOI informa- tioa and the Iniermation that WOOD wae again drinking heavily were forwarded to the DCS, which then dropped him as « potential source, ¥. Gn 18 January 1968 Ron OSTROW of the Los Angelos Tic:-es calied the A/ECI aad relayed a Los Anzales «query about s former CIA agent, “ illiem BOX LEY, who was an luvesticzater for Jin Garrigon. © Tne A/DCI recHed, “no comrreent, " 8, Is April 1942 Paul ROTHUERMEL, security officer for Hunt Ol Company, Texas, onid that ha had been visited by a BILL WOOD who was conducting iavestigations in Dallas for Jim Garrison under the alias of BULBOXLEY., WOCD wae mating laguiries about the CIA and ita -Operations. It waa further re>orted that COD was well known in Ficustea aad that his connaction with Garrison was av secret. 9. On 12 July 1966 the Now York Tixes (p, C34) carried an article headlined "Garrison Claim 9 Foreign Spy sy Link”, The article includes the fcllowiag: ‘ver the tele -none, ‘Me. Garrison alss iatreduced sa investigator for his office, Dill Boxley, aaa former — 3
Central | Intell gente A sency inetracter ba the ‘clandestine ‘eperations department’. He said hé had isund Mr. Boxley _ die geexing a ‘own Who bad’ been with the Intelligence ageney't ‘but ecill cared aboutthe United Seates;' . , os wa Me. Baxley. then said- nla-real same was Williaa c. ° (Woods ‘he wae iorty-eight years old, originally from Texas; ' Ke had Worked 10 years as.a aswepaser reporter ~~ last- - on The Deaver Post {rom 1943 to 1955; he had been with the intelligence agency two ‘to live years in the 1350's overseas and la Washington and aad ‘ueed a9 any ae 10 different: nares in ecerations with the. agency’. 10. The beeic tacts about WOOD were vrevided to the FBI by CSCE 316/02725-83 af 15 July $968. Aadidivaal célevaat infor-aation was requested. Tie Bureau replied on i3 July 1966 that the “Berkeley Barb’, published by the Underground - “reas’ Syndicate, had etated In ite iasue of 29 December 1967 -- 4 January 1968 that Bill BOXLEY, an investigator for Garrigon, had verified a Maile plot to kill Garrison. il, The New Orleans Times- ica ai ‘10 Dacember 1963 carried the iollowing: ‘ . “The eifice of Orleans Parish Listrict Attorney Jin Garrison Monday. announced the remevel of a ember of the atai/ investigating the assassination af Preaicent John F. Kennedy because of alleged involvement with the CIA. * "William Bosley was iired after evidence recently ' developed by the [Astrict Attorney's stail iadicated current activity by his ag an operative of the Ceniral Intelligence Ayency,' the office said. — “Soxley's initial service with the CLA was in Washiagton, D. G.; where he served for years as an active agent for ‘what ‘was. then termed the Department of Covert Activity’, according te tha office. “The office said (ederal datelligeace e/iorts to faterlere with the taveati gation into President Remedy's aseasgination have been-ocecurring since the veginniag af the inquiry’. '' t