[1]124-10181-10009 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992
[3]JFK Assassination System Date: 3/25/201
[4]Identification Form .
[6]Agency Information
[8]AGENCY: FBI .
[9]RECORD NUMBER: — 124-10181-10009
[11]RECORD SERIES: LO
[13]AGENCY FILENUMBER:  62-358-42
[15]Document Information
[17]ORIGINATOR: FBI
[18]FROM: -
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[21]TITLE:
[23]DATE: 00/00/0000
[24]PAGES: 1
[26]SUBJECTS :
[27]SEE FBI 62-109060-3385
[29]‘ DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
[30]CLASSIFICATION : Secret
[31]RESTRICTIONS : 1B
[32]CURRENT STATUS:  Redact
[33]DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 06/24/1994
[35]OPENING CRITERIA: APPROVAL OF CIA —
[37]COMMENTS: -
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[54]MYSCELLANZOUS ~ INFORMATION CONCERNING
[56]highly confidential bagig, furnished the following information
[57]which comes from a tisur on the Gibam Embassy, London, operated
[58]by British Security Service, MI-5 and British Seoret Intelligence
[59]Service, MI-6. Thisftenversation occurred on 6/8/64 and was
[60]between MARIO RIVA*PATTERSON, Counselor, Cuban Bubassy, % don
[61]and an unidentified male visitor, possibly a Colombian.
[62]conversation was in Spanigh and indistinct at tines ye \information
[63]is as fellows:
[65]above as FOSTER may have beon OSWALD. Above furnished for the
[66]Bureau's information. ‘
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[83]‘GA MAS. NO OBJECTION TO
[84]°4 Be TSSITICATION AND/OR,
[85]RELEASE of Cia | INFORMATION
[87]OMEN on 7/43
[89]DIRECTOR, FBI (62-~1090G0)
[90]LEGAT, LONDON (62-358) (RUC)
[92]FITZGERALD KENNEDY 11/22/63, _ gee
[94])
[95]On 6/22/64]. R, HB. CARTER, CYA, vondony] a
[97]“The visitor fetter a question half of which is
[98]not heard) agks if in the case of the assassination of
[99]KENNEDY (?) roster [on and indistinct 8 ever in
[100]Cuba. RIVA replies in the negative, He says that this man
[101]applied for a visa to go to Cuba at the Consulate in Tam-
[102]pico, He was refused a visa. Had he been to Cuba he would
[103]have had his passport.
[105]VISITOR: "A typical F.B.2. job.
[107]RIVA: “A thing €uma cosa) of the imperialists ~ to kill
[108]him in the end ~ really disgusting ~"
[110]it is possible that the individual referred te
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