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104-10112-10321 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (8/13/1974)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch10539 and id is 1 raw text is: 104101-1 03 Sackgroand U§@ as4, Reproduce 13 August 1974 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, SSD SUBJECT : Covert Sites - General #77 500 1. Reference is made to yo r recent request for in- formation relative to individuals mentioned in In Cable 00349 from FR IBasis for the cable was FBI information concerning allegations that a Washington. D.C. office located some 4 or 5 blocks from the White House and leased to the Drug Enforcement Agency 'Was being used by CIA as an elec- tronic surveillance listening post. The Office, allegedly operated by a CIA officer, Lucien Conein, is purported to be subleased from Howard Gibson, head of the Washington office of the Atlanta based firm, Central Investigative Agency. The owner of the Central Investigative Agency was reputed to be Mitchell WERBELL, an Atlanta resident, who allegedly is a gun runner and private investigator. The FBI agent advised FRI at Gibson and Werbell are currently in litigation for some reason and that Gibson is probably capable of spread- ing the story about a CIA listening post in an effort to embarrass Werbell. 2. Subsequently you advised that it had been determined that the alleged site in question was Suite 1209 A, located at 1028 Conn. Ave. N. W. Washington , D.C. reportedly occupied by a firm of Securi ty Consultants. You were advised at that time that review of.Office of Security records reflected no connection by CIA with the office in question nor any current interest in any of the principals involved. 0 of S records reflect no existing in- terest in any office space at 1028 Conn. Ave. N. W. although one agency component has expressed a potential future interest in a Suite on the 10th floor of that building, La Salle Building, at 1028 Conn. Ave. N. W. To date it not only has not occupied that Suite but has not determined whether they shall proceed towards future utilization.

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