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104-10211-10064 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (8/9/1965)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch16336 and id is 1 raw text is: 14 i21100O64 0 August 1965 SUBJECT: Report of Interrogation of 6 August 1965 1. Today's session was from 1000 to 1200 and from 1305 to 1410. As planned, ( started the session by sum- marizing for Subject the results of the first six sessions, listing for him approximately twenty points on which he had failed badly. (bunmary list attached.) At first Subject attempted to contest the points as I cited them, for exam- ple, on the variations in the KOBULOV story, and on the location of ROZEENKO's office, but when I gave him the facts he did not challenge them and be listened to most of the litany in silence. I told Sbbject that the results of these sessions had confirmed further the previous findings. I asked him why he continued to cling to his legend, and reminded him that he had turned down the opportunity offered to him last spring to change his mind while we still could takesteps to preserve his operational useful- aess. I said that this opportunity was now past, but that I did not want to conceal from him the fact that he still had knowledge and information which-could be useful to us. However, there was a.time limit even to this. I reminded him that be had been out of circulation for a long time and that many things had happened in the world and especially in the Soviet Union during this time; for example, KERU- SBCHE was no longer in power (Subject's comment, as ex- pected, was Thank God!). Other changes had taken place. If Subject did not make up his mind to tell the truth, his 490 days could easily turn into 4000, and he would not be of interest to anyone. I told Subject again, that he had nothing to fear, no matter what he had done in the past, that we would not prosecute him for any past crimes, no matter how bad. If he were worried about reprisal from Soviet security organs, I told him that we were just as capable of keeping his confession secret as we were of keep- Ing secret the fact that we knew he was a provocateur for a year and a half before his defection. I promised his

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