</s>104-10112-10328 CONFIDENTIAL 12 August 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD MEMORDUM FOR The RECORD SUBJECT: Unknown Subject: B. R. Fox - Extortion One of the individuals recently interviewed by the FBI relation to Subject matter noted that he once saw information concerning B. R . Fox company that he was interviewed by Tad Szczecin in Pennsylvania in 1974 an article by to instant memorandum. A copy of that article captioned, "The Spy Among Us." The portion pertaining to B ., R. Box is set out in brackets. It is not noted that the article mentions the address of B.R. Fox Company, as well as Lucien CONEIN and Michael MORRISSEY. Jerry G. Brown Deputy Chief Security Analysis Group Att: -* As stated JEK ACT JGB:hjd JEKA APPROVED FOR RELEASE 1993 RELEASE CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM E2MPDET CL BY 063994 Mozrin, CONFIDENTIAL

Summary: The text contains fragmented and largely incoherent information involving B.R. Fox Company, Lucien Conein, Michael Morrissey, and Tad Szczecin. It references a 1968 assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. in Memphis, with mentions of CIA activities around that time. The document also includes vague discussions about espionage operations, surveillance, and covert intelligence practices, including potential connections to the FBI, CIA, and private entities like Air America and Summa Corporation. References to "laser devices," "secret agencies," and "unidentifiable gas" appear in disconnected contexts, possibly related to broader Cold War-era investigations or technical operations. The text includes redacted or unclear sections, with some mentions of dates (e.g., 1974, 1976) and locations (Pennsylvania, Miami), but lacks coherent narrative or direct evidence linking these elements to the MLK assassination investigation beyond the 1968 reference.

Key People:  
- B.R. Fox  
- Lucien Conein  
- Michael Morrissey  
- Tad Szczecin  
- Jesse Jackson (implied as successor to King)  
- Henry Kissinger  
- James Angleton  
- Clarence K. Kelley (FBI director)  

Key Locations:  
- Memphis, Tennessee (1968 assassination reference)  
- Pennsylvania  
- Miami  
- Washington, D.C.  
- Laos  

Key Events:  
- 1968 assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. in Memphis  
- CIA and FBI surveillance operations  
- Alleged use of laser technology for espionage  
- Investigations into covert intelligence activities (e.g., "Easy Chair" program)  
- Mention of Air America and Summa Corporation as potential CIA-linked entities  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- U.S. Postal Service  
- Air America (implied CIA private airline)  
- Summa Corporation  
- "Rockettler Commission" (unclear reference)  
- "Fiery Committee" (ambiguous entity)

MLK Declassified Files

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