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

DATE: 11-14-2017

Identification Form

Agency Information

WINNINUI

AGENCY:

FBI

RECORD NUMBER :

124-10241-10482

RECORD SERIES: SD

AGENCY FILE NUMBER :

62-1529-201, 202, 203

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TITLE :

FBI

DATE:

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SEE FBI 62-109060-7740, 7752

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION : Unclassified

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DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 06/21/1994

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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assascination Records Collection Act of 1992 711 USC 2107 Note).

DATE 271-44=797

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Date of transcription_

4/8/771

State Judicial Police Agent RENE GRANADOS accompanied

Special Agents ROBERT F. ROGERS and HENRY D. TENORIO to the Municipal

Jail in Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico, whereby RICHARD SIDNEY

WATSON was made available for interview.

WATSON was brought to

the Director's Office at the jail

and

there he was made aware of the identities of the interviewing Agents

Special Agents ROGERS and TENORIO.

Prior to any questioning, WATSON

was advised of his rights and furnished an interview form entitled,

"Interrogation; Advice of Rights" which he stated he understood and

signed.

He then furnished the following information:

He advised that the information concerning RUBY and OSWALD

pertaining to an alleged hotel receipt was information that he had

read

from the National

Enquirer magazine.

He stated that as far as he

could recall the article, OSWALD and RUBY supposedly met in a motel

outside New Orleans, Louisiana, but he could not recall the date of

the issue of the magazine.

He stated that while in jail in Ensenada, he had seen a film

clip of a 35mm print.

The print was subsequently burned, but later a

fellow prisoner showed him a photograph of this film clip." The photo

graph showed

four individuals, OSWALD, CHE GUEVARA, a SYLVIA PENAL

(wife ef a KGB Agent VATERA KOSTANOE, phonetic), and another

individual who appeared to him to be PHILIP AGEE, former CIAAgent.

He stated that this photograph appeared to have been

taken at the

Hacienda Campence, Cuidad de Carnen, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico.

WAISON also stated that he had furnished all of this

information to Admiral TURNER STANFORD, Director, CIA, Western Hemis-

phere, who is a personal friend of his

father and that he had also

made this information available to Assistant Director in Charge

RICHARD GEBHARDT, LOs Angeles FBI, Los Angeles,

California. He said

that he had contacted GEBHARDT on November 3, 1976, under the Freedem

of Information and Privacy Act, regarding information that the FBI

might have in their files concerning him.

However, he stated he had

not received any mail and felt as though his nail was being inter-

cepted at the Ensenada jail.

WATSON also advised that he had made all of this information:

available to GEORGE GRAY, Staff Writer, Santa Ana Register, Mission

Viejo, California.

Interviewed on 4/6/77

SA ROBERT I. ROGERS and

by_

SA HENRY D. TENORIO/owf: pgh

-- Insenada, D.C., Mexico.

_File # 8D 62-1529-201

_ Date dictated

4/8/77

This document contains neither recommendations nor. conclusions of thie, FBI.

* is the property

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