posted on Aug, 3 2018 @ 03:41 PM
Revisiting some the 'Agency's' deepest secrets from it's earliest origin's up to the 1970's, DCI Bill Colby exposed many classified and secret
activities under oath during several briefings, called the Church Committee and Pike Committee.
In regards to surveillance, in the original Family Jewels documents, I guess the page number to be 00026, paragraph B, surveillance was requested by
CI staff (counterintelligence) and approved by DCI, for the time period of May to September 1971. The person in question is described as a WH Division
asset, using the pronoun 'she.' 'She' reportedly had given information to CIA regarding a sinister plan to either kill or kidnap the Vice
President (Agnew), and the DCI. It doesn't sound as if this 'she' is a United States citizen, as it describes surveillance they conducted on two of
her 'visits to the United States.'
The woman's name is redacted in the title of the paragraph, and in first sentence of the paragraph, though the pronoun 'she' is not blackened out
throughout. However, half-way down the paragraph, the name, 'Miss King,' is clearly Not redacted. Is this a mistake? Who is this Miss King? Did the
editing team miss this name reference prior to releasing these files? I am currently researching who this person might be. I would love to hear from
anyone on this site that can shed light on this topic.
Cosmic