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104-10066-10113 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (11/21/1978)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch08288 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10066-101 13 OGC 7 -7740 21 NL .nmber 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD FROM Richard L. Rininger Assistant General Counsel SUBJECT Appearance of Mr. Tennent Bagley Before The HSCA 1. On 15 November, I spoke with Mr. Tennent (Pete) Bagley and his counsel, Philip Chabot, concerning Mr. Bagley's appearance before the House Select Committee on Assassina- tions on 16 November. * 2. This Office first became aware that Mr. Bagley might make such an appearance on 13 November. On that date Mr. Ernest Mayerfeld was contacted by Mr. William Shaeffer of the Civil Division, DOJ. Mr. Shaeffer indicated that Mr. Bagley had written to DOJ requesting that DOJ hire private counsel to represent him in an appearance he planned to make before the Committee. 3. Since Mr. Mayerfeld was to be out of town for the next several days, he asked me to contact Shaeffer and handle the matter. 4. On 14 November I called Shaeffer, but actually dealt with Ms. Janice Spasato (633-3333). I informed her that the Agency had not been contacted by Bagley, nor had the Committee said anything to us about him, so it would seem that he might be volunteering an appearance. I told her it was my understanding that Mr. Bagley, who is retired, was living in Brussels. 5. Ms. Spasato told me that Mr. Bagley had returned to this country and was now residing in Vienna, Virginia. In his letter to DOJ (we have no copy) he apparently indicates that he has returned in order to set the record straight and was prepared to stay as long as necessary to accomplish that. Bagley wished to be represented by Duncan, Brown, Weinberg and Palmer, P.C. (the firm which has represented James Angleton). C~~FiUi4IIALE2 BRPET CnIIR~nUTALCL BY MM55

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