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![handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch73260 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10132-10290 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992
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STATEMENT BY LARY H. LONNQUISTJ
I had originally helpedJoyce Howard with a FOIA request. She
had a list of approximately ten names (all AKA's of OSWALD) she needed
searched on SANCA. I checked each of the names, went over them with
her to make certain they were relevant to the FOIA case and made a copy
from SANCA, for her, of all names searched. One of the names searched
was OSWALD, HARVEY LEE. There was one hit: a reference to OSWALD, HARVEY
' LEE in Security File Number 269298. The subject of SFN 269298 is
KRUPNOV, KIM GEORGIYEVICH and the file is maintained permanently in OS/SAG.
A short time later (perhaps two weeks) I received a request for
the Security file on KRUPNOV, KIM GEORGIYEVICH. I remembered we had a
file on him but searching SANCA I kept getting 'no hits'. I asked the
Chief/Indicies about it and she said if.3it was there two weeks ago, it
should be there now. I then asked(John Bollinger]about-it and he agreed
to check the original FOIA case. He pulled the case and tried-to
explain to me whey there were 'no hits' on the name I was searching.
Unfortunately, as a new employee I was unable to understand the reason.
Today I can see that it's simply a matter of entering incorrect data
into SANCA. Any deviation, however slight, will result in 'no hits'
because the computer will give you exactly what you ask for--nothing
more. Apparently the second request had the name spelled incorrectly
and although I tried quite a few variations, I never got it exactly
correct. I'm completely satisfied now that nothing irregular occurred
and that the only reason I couldn't find the file the second time was
because I was given an incorrect spelling of the subject's name.
GaryM. Lonnquist
31 March 1977](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.jfk/jfkarch73260&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)