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![handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch84476 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10116-10266 2023 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992
In March 1953 he misrepresented himself as a polygraph operator with the
State Department Secret Police. This misrepresentation was made at a
time when the Department of State was not authorized to have a polygraph
machine and Congressional legislation was pending at the time regarding
such authorization. As a result of this misrepresentation, Subject was
afforded another security interview in March 1953. He explained that
his cover company sold equipment to foreign countries through the Mutual
Aid Program and supplied consultant services to the State Department but
Subject denied that he ever represented himself as a State Department
polygraph operator. After the security interview Subject was also assessed
by an Agency psychologist (March 1953) and was found to be egotistical,
emotionally unstable, possessed of a need to build himself up in the
eyes of others and gave either exaggerated or completely erroneous
information as to his past positions. His intelligence quotient was found
to be comparatively low in relation to those of other(Agency mployees.
In April 1953Ctermination of his employment' was recommended
Subject r ei'ed 29 April 1953]to accept a position in California.
Washington climate is not agreeable to his family.
In April 1964 Mr. J. Kirk BAREFOOT, Director of Security, McKesson
and Robbins, Skokie, Illinois, informed the Agency he had been a witness
to unauthorized disclosures of classified information made by a group in
a ccktail lounge in Omaha, Nebraska. The individual making the disclosures
* abo [EN)OMORPH activities abroad under Agency sponsorship was identified
as Leonard HARRELSON. Subject, who was then Director of Public Safety
for the City of Omaha, Nebraska, was one of the group and it was believed
that he was responsible for supplying the classified information to HARRELSON
about[ENXOMORPH activities.
Leonard HARRELSON is a private investigator specializing in hypnotism
and the use of the polygraph machine. In 1964 he was employed by the Keeler
Polygraph Company in Chicago, Illinois. In 1954 HARRESON was in partnership
with Lloyd B. FURR in a private detective agency known as the American
Bureau of Investigation, Tower Building, Washington, D. C. Lloyd B. FURR
is the polygraph operator who gave a lie detector test to Gordon NOVEL,
hostile witness subpoenaed by GARRISON. The test received newspaper publicity
as being given at McLean, Va. in March 1967. (Summary on FURR attached)..
HARRELSON it believed to be a person of poor morals. He was given
a medical discharge from the Army as a psychoneurotic in 1949 and had been
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ourank h1 gh.:r t.-m 1if: p0 '. c i. Tn hi unirncs;3 partnerohi p w:ith F7I R,
HARRMkON would Tnirn epru:.Clnt himself as being with the FiLI by cov(rl.ng t:h
word Aerican when presenting his credentials and just showing Bureau
of Investigation.
Incidentally, the informant, J. Kirk BAREFOOT mentioned above, was
disapproved for Agency employment in 1951 because of falsification of his PHS,
and questionable maturity, judgment, discretion and honesty.](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.jfk/jfkarch84476&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)