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Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Notel:

DATE: 11-14-2017

Identification Form

Agency Information

AGENCY :

RECORD NUMBER :

FBI

124-10270-10463

RECORD SERIES: SD

AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 62-1529-94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99

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FROM:

TO :

TITLE :

FBI

DATE: 00/00/0000

PAGES:

56

SUBJECTS :

SEE FBI 62-109060-3083 P786,1053,600,625, 2883 AND

89-43-3773

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified

RESTRICTIONS: 4

CURRENT STATUS : Redact

DATE OF LAST REVIEW :

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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (11 USC 2107 Hote).

DATE :S11-14-2017

CONF TENTIAL

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EXCEPT WHERE

LOWN OTHERWISE

1962 Arrest by Mexican Authorities

pr an American Planning to Agass thReAND EXINDED

President JOHN TORRAID XINE OF SEVEN

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on 11-17-13

Agent RAMON OROZCO A., State Judicial Police,

ic. (IT. 4)...

Mexical, BaJa CallIornia, Mexico, on November 26, 1963,

advised he had learned unofficially through his office that

during President JOHN F. KENNEDY's visit to Mexico in 1962,

Secret Police of Mexico City arrested an American who,

accoraing to intormation received, was planning to assassinate

President KENNEDY.

On December

1

1963, an individual who requested

his identity not be divulged, but who has furnished reliable

information in the past, advised that during President

JOHN F. KENEDY's visit to Mexico, June 29 to July 1, 1962,

one American was arrested by Mexican authorities during

the course of this visit..

This individual, DAVID JOSEPH

JACQUES, FBI number 341 878 B, was arrested June 29,

1962, in mexino tity, whea he erdeavored to approaen the

it subse

Presidential automobile in which President KENNEDY was riding.

It subsequently developed: that ST. JACQUES was a psychopathic

case who fancied that all cancer cases in the United States

were being caused by the noxious fumes being released by

chemical factories and he wanted to talk to President. KENNEDY

about this matter.

SI. JACQUES was held in custody by Mexican authorities

until July 3, 1962, at which time he was deported from Mexico

CIty to San Antonio, Texas.

Complete background on ST. JACQUES was furnished to

the United States Secret Service while they were in Mexico City,

Mexico.

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"Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (11 USC 2107 Note).

DATE: 11-14-2017

SD. 62-1529

DI 89-43

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1962. Arrest by Mexican Authorities

of an American Planning to Assassinate

President JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY

ine following Investigation was conducted by

SA ROBERT W. LITHEREDGE:

AN EL CENTRO, CALIPORNIA

Agent RAMON OROZCO A., State Judicial Police,

Mexicall,

BaJa calliornia, Mexico, on November 26, 1963,

advised he had learned unofficially through his office that

during Fresident JOHN E. KENNEDY's visit to Mexico in 1962,

Secret Police of Mexico City arrested an American who,

according to information received, was planning to assassinate

President KENNEDY®

On December 17, 1963, an Individual who requested

his identity not be divulged, but who has furnished reliable

information in the past, advised that during President

JOHN F. KENNEDY'S visit

to Mexico, June 29 to July 1, 1962,

one American was arrested by Mexican authorities during

the course of this visit.

This individual, DAVID JOSEPH

• JACQUES; FBI number 341 878 B, was arrested June 29,

2962, in Mexico Pity, when he endeavored to approach the

Presidential automobile in which President KENNEDY was riding.

It subsequently developed that St. JACQUES was a psychopathic

case

who fancied that all: cancer cases in the United States

were being caused by the noxious fumes being released by

chemical factories and he wanted to talk to President KENNEDY

about this matter.

ST. JACQUES was held in custody by Mexican authorities

until July 3, 1962, at which time he was deported from Mexico

City to San Antonio, Texas.

Complete background on ST. JACQUES was furnished to

the United States Secret Service while they were in Mexico City,

Mexico.

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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote) .

DATE: 11-14-2017

SD 62-1529

DI 89-43

RSB: jmh

1962. Arrest by Mexican Authorities

of an American Planning to Assassinate

President JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY

The following investigation was conducted by

SA ROBERT W. LITTEREDGE:

AT EL CENTRO, CALIPORNIA

Agent RAMON OROZCO A., State Judicial Police,

Mexicalis

according to information received, was planning to assassinate

President KENNEDY.

On December 17, 1963, an individual who requested

his identity not be divulged, but who has furnished reliable

information in the past, advised that during President

JOHN F. KENNEDY's visit to Mexico, June 29 to July 1, 1962,

one American was

arrested by Mexican authorities during

the course of this visit.

This individual, DAVID JOSEPH

ST. JACQUES, FBI number 341 878 B, was arrested June 29,

1962, in Mexico City, when he endeavored to approach the

Presidential automobile in which President KENNEDY was riding.

It subsequently developed that ST. JACQUES was a psychopathic

case who fancied that all cancer cases in the United States

were being caused by the noxious fumes being released by

chemical factories and he wanted to talk to President KENNEDY

about this matter.

ST. JACQUES was

held in custody by: Mexican authorities

until July 3, 1962, at which time he was deported from Mexico

City to San Antonio, Texas:

Complete background on ST.. JACQUES was furnished to

the United States Secret Service while they were in Mexico City,

Mexico.

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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note).

DATE: 11-14-2017

SD 62-1529

DL 89-43

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'1962 Arrest by Mexican Authorities

of an American Planning to Assassinate

President JOHN FTTZGERALD KENNEDY

The following investigation was conducted by

SA ROBERT W.

LITHEREDGE:

AC EL CENTRO.

CALIFORNIA

Agent RAMON OROZCO A., State Judicial Police,

Baja California, Mexico, on November 26, 1963,

advised he had learned unofficially through his office that

Secret Police of Mexico City arrested an American who,

according to Information received, was planning to assassinate

President KENNEDY:

On December 17, 1963, an individual who requested

his identity not be divulged, but who has furnished reliable

information in the past, advised that during President

JOHN F. KENNEDY's visit to Mexico, June 29 to July 1, 1962,

one American was

arrested by Mexican authorities during

the course of this visit. This individual, DAVID JOSEPH

ST. JACQUES; FBI number 341 878 B, was arrested June 29,

1962, in Mexico City, when he endeavored to approach the

Presidential automobile in which President KENNEDY was riding.

It subsequently developed that ST. JACQUES was a psychopathic

case who fancied that all cancer cases in the United States

were being caused by the noxious fumes being released by

chemical factories and he wanted to talk to President KENNEDY

about this matter.

SI. JACQUES was held in custody by Mexican authorities

until July 3, 1962, at which time he was deported from Mexico

City to San Antonio, Texas.

Complete background on ST. JACQUES was furnished to

the United States Secret Service while they were in Mexico City,

Mexico.

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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note).

DATE: 11-14-2017

SD 62=1529

DI 89-43

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1962 Arrest by Mexican Authorities

of an

• American Planning to Assassinate

President JOHN EITZGERALD KENNEDY

The following Investigation was conducted by

SA ROBERT W.

LITHEREDGE:

AT EL CENTRO, CALUFORNIA

advised he nad learned unortoially through his office that

during Fresident JOHN E KENNEDY's visit to Mexico in 1962,

Secret Police of Mexico City arrested an American who,

according to information received, was planning to assassinate

President KENNEDY.

On December 17, 1963, an: Individual who requested

his identity not be divulged, but who has furnished reliable

information in the past, advised that during President

JOHN E. KENNEDy's visit to Mexico, June 29 to July 1, 1962,

one American was arrested by Mexican authorities during

the course of this visit.

This individual, DAVID JOSEPH

ST. JACQUES, FBI number 341 878 B, was arrested June 29,

1962, in Mexico City, when he endeavored to approach the

Presidential automobile in which President KENNEDY was riding.

It subsequently developed that St. JACQUES was a psychopathic

case who fancied that all cancer cases in the United States

were

being caused by the noxious fumes being released by

chemical factories and he wanted to talk to President KENNEDY

about this matter.

SI. JACQUES was held in custody by Mexican authorities

until July 3, 1962, at which time he was deported from Mexico

City to San Antonio, Texas.

Complete background on ST. JACQUES was furnished to

the United States Secret Service while they were in Mexico City,

Mexico.

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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note).

DATE: 11-14-2017

SD 62-1529

DL 89-43

RSB: jmh

1962 Arrest by Mexican Authorities

of an American Planning to Assassinate

President JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY

The following investigation was conducted by

SA ROBERT W.

LITHEREDGE:

AC EL CENTRO, CALIPORNIA

Agent RAMON OROZCO A., State Judicial Police,

Mexicall, BaJa California, Mexico, on November 26, 1963,

advised ne nad learned unofficially through his office that

during President JOHN F'. KENNEDY's visit to Mexico in 1962,

Secret Police of Mexico City arrested an American who,

according to information received, was planning

• to assassinate

President KENNEDY.

On December 17, 1963, an individual who requested

his identity not be divulged, but who häs furnished reliable

information in the past, advised that during President

JOHN FO KENNEDY's visit to Mexico, June 29 to July 1, 1962,

one American was

arrested by mexican authorities during

the course of this visit. This individual, DAVID JOSEPH

ST. JACQUES, FBI number

341 878 B, was arrested June 29,

1962, in Mexico City, when he endeavored to approach the

Presidential automobile in which President KENNEDY was riding.

It subsequently developed that ST. JACQUES was a psychopathic

case who fancied that all cancer cases in the United States

were being caused by the noxious fumes being released by

chemical factories and he wanted to talk to President KENNEDY

about this matter.

SI. JACQUES was held in custody by Mexican authorities

until July 3, 1962, at which time he was deported from Mexico

City to San Antonio, Texas:

Complete background on ST. JACQUES was furnished to

the United States Secret Service while they were in Mexico City,

Mexico.

5062-1529-981

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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Aot of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).

DATE: 11-14-2017

SD 62-1529

DI. 89-43

RSB: jmh

1962. Arrest by Mexican Authorities

of an American Planning

to Assassinate

President JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY

The following investigation was conducted by

SA ROBERT W. LITHEREDGE:

AT EL CENTRO, C

CALLFORNIA

Agent RAMON OROZCO A., State Judicial Police,

Mexicall,

Baja California, Mexico, on November 26, 1963,

advised he had learned unofficially through his office that

during President JOHN E KENNEDY's visit to Mexico in 1962,

Secret Police of Mexico:

City arrested an American who,

according to information received.

was planning to assassinate

President KENNEDE.

On December 17, 1963, an individual who requested

his identity not be divulged, but who has furnished reliable

information in the past, advised that during President

JOHN F. KENNEDY's visit to Mexico, June 29 to July 1, 1962,

one American was arrested by Mexican authorities during

the course of this visit.

This individual, DAVID JOSEPH

ST. JACQUES, FBI number

341 878 B, was arrested June 29,

1962, in Mexico City, when he endeavored to approach the

Presidential automobile in which President KENNEDY was riding.

It subsequently developed that ST. JACQUES was a psychopathic

case who fancied that all cancer cases in the United States

were being caused by the noxious fumes being released by

chemical factories and he wanted to talk to President KENNEDY

about this matter.

SI. JACQUES was held in custody by Mexican authorities

until July 3, 1962, at which time he was deported from Mexico

City to san Antonio, Texas:

Complete background on ST. JACQUES was furnished to

the United States Secret Service while they were in Mexico City,

Mexico.

5062-1529-98

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' Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Aot of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote).

DATE: 11-14-2017

SD 62-1529

DI 89-43

RSB: jmh

1962. Arrest by Mexican Authorities

of an American Planning to Assassinate

President JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY

The following Investigation was conducted by

SA ROBERT W.

LITHEREDGE:

AX EL CENTRO, CALIFORNIA

Agent RAMON OROZCO A., State Judicial Police,

Mexicall, Baja California, Mexico, on November 26, 1963,

advised he had learned unofficially through his office that

during Fresident JOHN F. KENNEDY's visit to Mexico in 1962,

Secret Police of Mexico. City arrested an American who,

according to information received, was planning to assassinate

President KENNEDY.

On December 17, 1963, an individual who requested

his identity not be divulged, but who has furnished reliable

information in the past, advised that during President

JOHN F. KENNEDY's visit to Mexico, June 29 to July 1, 1962,

one American was

the course of this visit. This individual, DAVID JOSEPH

ST. JACQUES, FBI number 341 878 B, was arrested June 29,

755 V131t341

arrested by Mexican authorities during

1962, in Mexico City, when he endeavored to approach the

Presidential automobile in which President KENNEDY was riding.

It subsequently developed that ST. JACQUES was a psychopathic

case who fancied that all cancer cases in the United States

were being caused by the noxious fumes being released by

chemical factories and he wanted to talk to President KENNEDY

about this matter.

ST. JACQUES was held in custody by Mexican authorities

until July 3; 1962, at which time he was deported from Mexico

City to San Antonio, Texas.

Complete background on ST. JACQUES was furnished to

the United States Secret Service

while they were in Mexico City,

Mexico.

5062.1829-98

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