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104-10122-10291 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (1/9/1968)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch11100 and id is 1 raw text is: 4101221029 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Security SUBJECT TYLER, Lyon L. 1. On 5 January you queried the Undersigned as to his knowledge of Mr. Tyler. For your information I have known Mr. Tyler, who is known as Slug, for about fifteen years. He is an attorney and a former FBI agent, and my association with him stems from the So ciety of Former Agents of the FBI. Most of the information set forth below was derived from personal contact with Slug over these years. 2. Mr. Tyle.r entered the Bureau in 1939 and remained in the Bureau until 1948. He served as a Special Agent and worked in Bureau Headquarters at the time of his departure. Upon resigning from the Bureau he went to work on Capitol Hill and according to Slug he worked for Lyndon B. Johnson, then Senator Johnson. As I recall, he indicated that he was in charge of Senator Johnson's files and records. He also knows a great number of Congressmen and Senators on the Hill and his present office contains autographed pictures of President Johnson, Vice President Humphrey and many prominent Senators and Representatives. 3. Some time later Slug left his employment on the Hill and started into the private practice of law. He at first shared an office with the firm of Welch, Mott and Morgan. His contact with this firm came about through his association with Edward P. Morgan who is also a former Bureau agent who served during the years 1940-1947. Apparently, Mr. Tyler felt that he could not work with Morgani and subsequently he started his own law practice in the Investment Building. The name of the firm is Tyler and Stetter. This is a loose arrangement since Stetter, also a former Bureau agent, is nixed up in real estate and investigative activities as well as law practice. s~CPE~ -:4 EYr pin U I

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