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Cy 2008 Case Log

Central Intelligence Agency · 2020-10-08 · 93 pages · text by OCR

This is the Central Intelligence Agency's unclassified FOIA case log for calendar year 2008, released on 8 October 2020. It lists each request by the date opened, case number and subject. The subjects include named individuals, Latin American political violence, Iraq, interrogation and waterboarding, MKULTRA records and 9/11 documents. Only a few entries touch on UFOs: a January 2008 request for FBIS translations of UFO-related articles from 2007, and requests about Project Snowbird and man-carrying balloons.

  • p. 7 …1/24/08 F-2008-00755 VENEZUELA THE NAT'L CONSTITUTIONAL REFERENDUM OF DEC 2…
  • p. 33 …KENNY HULSHOF AND/OR HIS STAFF & THE CIA 5/7/08 F-2008-01204 EL PINTADO…
  • p. 58 …INFO & PHOTO'S REGARDING THE TURRET FRONTAL ARMOR OF THE SOVIET COLD WAR ERA T…
Unclassified CY 2008 FOIA Case Log

Case Opened	Case Number	Subject
4/3/08	F-2008-01043	Jan Mai Bader
4/3/08	F-2008-01044	INFO ON SELF
4/3/08	F-2008-01045	INFO ON POLICY OF THE U.S. AND THE C.I.A. REGARDING IRAN IN THE 1970'S & NICARAGUA IN 1980
4/3/08	F-2008-01046	INFO OR RECORDS ON THE C.I.A.'S OWN INVESTIGATION AND/OR INVOLVEMENT WITH BANCO NATIONALE DE LAVORO'S ATLANTA BRANCH DURING THE 1980'S
4/4/08	F-2008-01054	Thomas W. Gowan
4/4/08	F-2008-01057	CHINA'S COAL PRODUCTION & USE, CHINA'S OIL PURCHASES & USE & CHINA'S GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
4/4/08	F-2008-01058	DOCS CONCERNING WARNINGS, TIPS AND ALERTS AS TO PLANS OR THREAT PLANS BY ANY PERSON TO COMMIT TERRORIST ATTACK AT FRANKFURT AIRPORT NOV & DEC 1988 RELATING TO PAN AM 103, FLIGHT 103
4/4/08	F-2008-01059	SALOMON TAS
4/4/08	F-2008-01063	US-CHINESE GOV'T COMMUNICATIONS REGARDING CHINA'S CENSORSHIP OF THE INTERNET
4/7/08	F-2008-01068	OPERATION BLACK HORSE
4/7/08	F-2008-01069	7 SELECT NEWSPAPER ARTICLES WRITTEN OR CO-AUTHORED BY JAMES RISEN

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