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FBI Oswald Mexico City File (105-3702)

This version of the FBIs Mexico City file on Lee Harvey Oswald was processed by the ARRB in the 1990s, and thus has far fewer redactions than previous releases. It is, however, not complete - about one-third of the complete file is present here. The file is roughly chronological, and the portion here is from the beginning of the file.

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	401.	124-10243-10024 RIF#: 124-10243-10024 (00/00/00) FBI#: 105-3702-102A
	402.	NO TITLE, SUBJECTS: SEE FBI 105-82555-133 RIF#: 124-10243-10025 (00/00/00) FBI#: 105-3702-103
	403.	124-10243-10026 RIF#: 124-10243-10026 (00/00/00) FBI#: 105-3702-104
	404.	124-10243-10027 RIF#: 124-10243-10027 (00/00/00) FBI#: 105-3702-105
	405.	NO TITLE, SUBJECTS: LHO, POST-RP, TRA, CONTACT WITH DURAN, SILVIA RIF#: 124-10243-10028 (12/13/63) FBI#: 105-3702-106
	406.	NO TITLE, SUBJECTS: LHO, POST-RP, SIGHTING, CUBAN EMBASSY, MEXICO CITY,; MEXICO RIF#: 124-10243-10029 (12/10/63) FBI#: 105-3702-107
	407.	124-10243-10030 RIF#: 124-10243-10030 (00/00/0.0) FBI#: 105-3702-108
	408.	124-10243-10031 RIF#: 124-10243-10031 (00/00/00) FBI#: 105-3702-109
	409.	124-10243-10032 RIF#: 124-10243-10032 (00/00/00) FBI#: 105-3702-110
	410.	124-10243-10033 RIF#: 124-10243-10033 (00/00/00) FBI#: 105-3702-111
	411.	NO TITLE, SUBJECTS: LHO, POST-RP, TRA, TRIP TO MEXICO 9/26/63 RIF#: 124-10243-10034 (00/00/00) FBI#: 105-3702-112
	412.	124-10243-10035 RIF#: 124-10243-10035 (12/16/63) FBI#: 105-3702-113
	413.	124-10243-10036 RIF#: 124-10243-10036 (00/00/00) FBI#: 105-3702-114
	414.	124-10243-10037 RIF#: 124-10243-10037 (00/00/00) FBI#: 105-3702-114A
	415.	124-10243-10038 RIF#: 124-10243-10038 (12/13/63) FBI#: 105-3702-115

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