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104-10107-10134 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (2/10/1969)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch10285 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-i117-10134, OGC 69-0Z49 10 February 1969 RETURN TO cA MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD Background Use Only X 'DO Not Reproduce SUBJECT: L,6 1. otAfter meeting with Mr. Warner, Mr. and others from the CLP3LOBE staff, I telephoned Mr. Leonard Newman, Chief of the Rackets Section, New York County District Attorney's office, on Thursday, 6 February, and stated that I wanted to discuss a matter not directly related to the Itkin case. I felt it was necessary to explain to Mr. Newman that it was not the Itkin case since we have been enjoined by the U.S. Attorney's office from discussing the Itkin case with members of Mr. Hogan's office. Mr. Newmants immediate question was, Does this involve(' I said it did and would look forward to meeting with him at 10:30 on Friday provided the weather permitted an on-time arrival in New York. 2. At 10:30 on Friday, 7 February, I met with Mr. Newman and Sergeant William Graf, a police investigator assigned to the District Attorney's office to work on the Itkin case. It appears that Sergeant Graf, in the course of his in ation of Itkin's activities, came up with the information that was working for CIA. When Sergeant Graf first talked to Mr. Newman about this possibility, Mr. Newman thought he was jumping to conclusions with insufficient evidence. However, Sergeant Graf continued his investigation and more and more evidence pointed CIA relationshp. I specifically asked Sergeant Graf if Itkin was aware of affiliation with CIA, and Sergeant Graf replied that fro thd~eidence he had seen of the Itkin 4elationship it was his opinion that Itkin does know of affiliation with CIA. Mr. Newman commented that if Itkin knew of [ _ oI affiliation with CIA, we could be sure that this would be brought out by Mr. F. Lee Bailey during the trial of Itkin.

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