Whatever We Do..

[Peter Lemkin]

As I remember reading somewhere, but I don't remember the source, when de Mohrenschildt left Dallas on his way to Haiti in April, 1963, he stopped off at the Pentagon and met, (probably clandenstinely), with Dorothy Matlack. I think it was Prouty who said that Matlack was head of the "blackest" of black ops at the Pentagon at the time.

To me, this sounds like a good fit for the FOI. The FOI was totally unknown until the 1970's.

James Lateer

Nagell was FOI, as was one other man who's name I know but is not yet publicly known, and was also involved in Dallas-related activities. Col. William Bishop was connected to FOI in some way. They were constructed as special forces NOT under the control of CIA or the regular military chain of command - although they sometimes did work with them - except on 'special missions'. It seems that FOI somehow got its impetus from Willoughby [[FONT=&amp]Adolf Tscheppe-Weidenbach][/FONT] and his boss MacArthur while masters of Japan - but were used later all over the place.