Cryptonym: GOLIATH

104-10130-10328: Confirms Headquarters Telephonic Assignment to Your office on 17 May 1963

5/20/63 Memo: Boris Tarasoff receiving credit checks in order to find out "how widely his GOLIATH affiliation was being disseminated."

104-10122-10099: William D. Pawley

10/14/59 memo: (William Pawley) is a long-time contact with GOLIATH and a personal friend of its director.,.Bernatd Reichhardt is a staff employee of GOLIATH.

104-10130-10301: THE SUBJECT IS A GOLIATH EMPLOYEE ASSIGNED OVERSEAS

12/12/63 memo from Moroney to Special Agent in Charge, District Field Office, re Boris Dimitri Tarasoff, 104 887, I SD/1: "The Subject is a GOLIATH employee stationed overseas. He was born 2 November 1908 in Russia...in order to change his current status in Mexico from tourist to resident alien, requires a certificate of good conduct from the police department of Washington, DC."

John Newman, Oswald and the CIA, p. 305

Referring to Gerry Hemming's claim in a document that he was a GOLIATH agent, Newman noted that this was another way of referring to the CIA.

104-10418-10016: Memorandum for: (Emergency instructions regarding custody of)

April 1964 memo on how Nosenko is to be held, with references to GOLIATH's relations with local police.

Larry Hancock, Someone Would Have Talked (Lancer, 2010), p. 142.

Larry Hancock reviewed many GOLIATH documents and concluded that this crypt was a reference to CIA's domestic intelligence activities.