[1]124-90092-10002 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 |
[2]JFK Assassination System . Date: §/26/201
[3]Identification Form
[5]Agency Information
[7]AGENCY: FBI
[8]RECORD NUMBER: — 124-90092-10002
[10]RECORD SERIES: | HQ
[12]AGENCY FILENUMBER: CR 65-68227-649
[14]Document Information
[16]ORIGINATOR: FBI
[18]FROM: NY
[19]TO: -HQ
[20]TITLE:
[22]DATE: 03/15/1965
[23]PAGES: 3
[25]SUBJECTS :
[26]OXTANK
[27]WILLIAM K. HARVEY
[29]DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
[30]CLASSIFICATION: — Secret
[31]RESTRICTIONS: 1A; 1B
[32]CURRENT STATUS: — Redact
[33]DATE OF LASTREVIEW: — 07/15/1998
[35]OPENING CRITERIA: APPROVAL OF CIA
[37]COMMENTS : RPT
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[65]Spike { OFD ()ROBERT G. THOMPSON, 1693 North Gerdiner Drive,
[66]Bay Long Island, New York, was interviewed on
[67]December 2, 1964. At the outset of the ‘interview
[68]THOMPSON was advised by SA FAUL BOYCE TOMPKINS that
[70]he was not under arrest, that his meeting with the
[71]Special Agents was strictly voluntary, and that. he
[73]could leave at any time he wished to doiso. THOMPSON
[75]was also advised that he had a right to say nothing
[77]at all, and that anything he did say might be used in
[79]a court of law against him. He was also. advised that if
[80]he did say anything about a crime he had a right at
[82]any time to talk to a lawyer of his own; ‘ghoice or anyone
[83]élse with whom he might wish to speak before saying
[84]anything.
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[88]The interviewing agents advised THOMPSON that .
[89]they had in their possession a list of Centre ; Intelligence
[90]Agency (CIA) male personnel who were: assig ne o the Berlin
[91]Base of that agency during the period that THOMPSON was
[92]assigned to OSI, Berlin. The names on this list were then
[93]read off to THOMPSON, at which time pe was askod to comment
[94]on any names that he recognized. (u).
[96]THOMPSON made the following com
[97]the individuals listed below, whose surna
[99][RoBERe TAACKERN ANN IG)
[101]OMPSON stated he recalled an individual named
[102]ACKERMANNEWhO had some connection with Army Intelligence
[103]or CIA if Berlin while THOMPSON was with OSI, Berlin. He
[105]f could recall nothing further regarding this individual nor
[107]could he recall if he furnished any information about
[108](A ANS STEVEN.
[110]ments concerning -
[111]mes he recognizes. (B(y)
[113]12/2/64 Bay Shore, LI, NY 65-2207
[114]On at File #
[116]SAS PAUL BOYCE TOMEXINS & - 12/4/64
[117]b GEORGE W. O'CONNOR: emv
[118]y Date dictated
[120]This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to
[122]your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
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[130]by the name of HARVEY who e believes was an officer
[131]with the(7983rd Army UnitJ®hich THOMPSON stated was a
[132]covert CM outfit, or was”an officer with an Army
[133]Intelligence Unit in Berlin. THOMPSON believed that
[134]this individual had the rank of Captain or Major, and
[135]that he was an administrative or liaison officer.
[136]THOMPSON stated that STEVEN, his Soviet principal, asked
[137]him about this individual and THOMPSON told STEVEN whatever
[138]he knew about this individual. THOMPSON advised that he
[139]thinks he, THOMPSON, might have met this individual on
[140]one ccoasion XK)
[142]nigefona Ms)
[144]THOMPSON adviseg that he recalled an individual
[145]having the last name Fone{Ohno was a Civilian employee of
[146]1 the(7983rd Army Unit MPSON recalled a graat many
[147]det 8 about this vidual, including the fact that
[148]he was a civilian employee of CIA in Grade GS-9 or 10.
[149]THOMPSON believed that this individual was an "agent
[150]handler" and furthermore, that he had some connection
[151]with photography. THOMPSON stated that this’ individual
[152]may have been a "counterfeiter of documents" or he may
[153]have been a "bug" on photography $f)
[155]THOMPSON also recalled that this individual
[156]lived on Argent sche Allee or Onkel Toms Strasse in
[157]Berlin, Dahlem. (u)
[159]THOMPSON also recalled thatthe. individual
[160]whose last name he believes was (JUNGhad some sort of
[161]an association with two German nationals, whose release
[162]from jail in Germany, United States Intelligence had
[163]obtained in order that their talents might be utilized
[164]by the/7983rd Army Unit 1OMPSON stated that one of
[165]these. viduals was a” counterfeiter and that the other
[166]individual was a safe-cracker. STEVEN told him tats
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[174]THOMPSON stated that he recalled an individual Geyuany