REPORT ON THE INVESTIGATION REGARDING ANY USE OF DRUGS IN THE CASE OF YURIY NOSENKO
Originator: CIA
Document date: 01/01/1963
Document type: PAPER - TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

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Investigation Regarding Any Use

of Drugs in the Case of Yuriy Nosenko

On 12 and 13 July 1978, the below listed members of the

Office of Security who served on the teams involved in the

detention and safeguarding of Yuriy Nosenko were interviewed

regarding their knowledge of any possible use of drugs by

Agency personnel during the entire period of incarceration

of Nosenko. The below listed individuals served at both the

facility and the facility which was

cocated Maryland lity a dehe davidutys hich ated that

they had no knowledge or reason to believe that any drugs

other than routine medication were ever administered to

Nosenko during the period of his incarceration from April

1964 until October 190/•

Several of the individuals recalled

that Nosenko complained from time to time that his food was

were certain

viewed were:

was not true. The individuals inter-

John J. Bollinger

Pasquale J. Martinelli

James W. Callahan

Gregory M. Maruca

Paul W. Kilbourne

Joseph F. King

John

T. Harrington

George P. Grau

Billy Hix

John E. Snoddy

Joseph P. Mirabile

Robert D. Neekley?

On 20 July 1978 Atherton (Pete) Noyes, III was inter-

viewed concerning any administration of drugs to Nosenko.

Noyes related that he was a junior case officer on the

Vosenko case and was present at Clinton, Maryland, during

the hostile interrogations conducted in

April 1965. He

was also present during the interrogation conducted by

Nicholas Stoiaken at (ISOLATION during October 1966.

was absolutely certain that no drugs had been administered

to Nosenko during these interrogations.

Furthermore,

Noyes

was convinced that no drugs had ever been administered to

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Investigation Regarding Any Use

of Drugs in the Case of Yuriy Nosenko

On 12 and 13 July 1978, the below listed members of the

Office of Security who served on the teams involved in the

detention and safeguarding of Yuriy Nosenko were interviewed

regarding their knowledge of any possible use of drugs by

Agency personnel during the entire period of incarceration

ot Nosenko. The below listed individuals served at both the

Clinton, Maryland, facility and the facility which was

at ISOLATION. All of the individuals indicated that

they had no knowledge or reason to believe that any drugs

other than routine medication were ever administered to

Nosenko during the period of his incarceration from April

1964 until October 196% From time to time that his food was

Several of the individuals recalled

that Nosenko complained

being drugged; however, since they prepared the food they

were certain

that this

was not true.

The individuals inter-

viewed

were:

John J. Bollinger

Pasquale J. Martinelli

James W. Callahan

Gregory M. Maruca

Paul W. Kilbourne>

Joseph F. King

John T. Harrington

George P. Grau

BIlly Hix

John E. Snoddy

§Joseph

P. Mirabile)

Robert De Weekley

On 20 July 1978 Atherton (Pete) Noyes, III was inter-

viewed concerning any administration of drugs to Nosenko.

Noyes related that he was a junior case officer on the

Nosenko case

and was present at Clinton, Maryland, during

the hostile interrogations conducted in April 1965. He

was also present during the interrogation conducted by

Nicholas Stoiaken at ISOLATION during October 1966.

Noyes

was absolutely certain that no drugs had been administered

to Nosenko during these interrogations. Furthermore,

Noyes

was convinced that no drugs had ever been administered to

i trotter.

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