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![handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch44980 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10213-10353
SECRiET 20 August 1978
SUBJECT: Response to HSCA Request of 25 July 1978
1. A thorough review of Agency files containing
production from the LILYRIC photographic surveil-
lance operation in Mexico City reveals the exis-
tance of no LILYRIC logs or prodliction earlier
than 3 April 1967. It appears that earlier
photographs may have been destroyed in a purge of
Mexico City Station files and that the folders
for the destroyed material were re-used to for-
ward more recent photographic material to Head-
quarters for retention.
2. According to a blind nemorandum dated 2 May
1977, subject:L Review of Mexico City Station
Files at the] Records Center, the LILYRIC
folder which wuTnve contained photographs and
logs for the period 23 July through 30 November
1963 had been re-used to store LICALLA photographs
and logs for the period 2 May through 30 Jure 1967.
[Cf. Blind memorandum dated 5 May 1977, subject:
Photograph Records of the Unidentified Man Who
Was in Mexico City during October 1963.1
3. The above information is contained in a soft
file entitled: Photograph of Unidentified Indivi-
dual in Mexico City. This folder has been reviewed
by the following HSCA staff members:
13 March 1978 - Dan HARDWAY
10 April 1978 - Michael GOLDSMITH
- Robert GENZMA.N
4 May 1978 - Edwin LOPEZ
SECRET
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