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104-10145-10450 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (5/1/1978)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch11940 and id is 1 raw text is: 141 4501 45 OLC 78-1920 1 May 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting With House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) - 1 May 1978 1. (S) On 1 May 1978, a meeting was held with HSCA representatives and FBI representatives. Present from the HSCA were: G. Robert Blakey, Chief Counsel and Director; Bill Triplett, Gaten Fonzi, and Edwin Lopez. Present from the FBI were: Danny Coulson, John Kaul and Jim Freeman. Also present were Norbert Shepanek, O/SA/DO/O; Patrick Carpentier, of OLC, and myself. 2. (S) Mr. Blakey called the meeting to discuss Bernardo de Torres, who is purported to be a potential assassin and who was purported to be in Dealey Plaza on 23 November 1963. De Torres was scheduled to appear in executive session before the HSCA on 2 May 1978. Mr. Blakey opened the meeting criticizing the FBI for not notifying him until 1 May even though de Torres had been s ubpoenaed for the last 3O dYays. Mr. Coulson responded that the FBI and he requested that the HSCAk Mr . Coulson, on behalf of the B r1 3. (S) Mr. Blakey then turned his attention to the Agency's response to his written request for any and all files on de Torres. Mr. Shepanek pointed out that although there had been an earlier difficulty in locating the 201 on de Torres because of a matronymic/patronymic filing problem, the HSCA had been given access to all files over a month ago. Mr. Shepanek acknowledged that third agency documents were inadvertently left in the file which was provided to HSCA researcher Edwin Lopez. Mr. Lopez took notes upon these documents and submitted his notes for review at which time the error became known. The third agency documents, FBI items, were forwarded to Mr. Coulson on 28 April (Friday) for FBI review and possible release to HSCA. Mr. Coulson acknowledged that he had these materials and hoped to make them available to the Committee at FBI Headquarters immediately following the meeting.

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