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Cy 2008 Case Log

Central Intelligence Agency · 2020-10-08 · 93 pages · text by GLM-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. 75 …2009-00004 MOHAMMAD TAHERI, SAIYED KAHANGI, THOMAS SPENCER, SWIFT COLLEGE LTD & SWIFT INVESTMENT & DEVELOPMENT CO. JAN…
  • p. 77 …9/08 F-2009-00055 Thomas R. Spencer 10/9/08 F-2009-00056 Vincent Garnet…

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Unclassified CY 2008 FOIA Case Log

Case Opened	Case Number	Subject
10/6/08	F-2009-00037	Dr. Helen Caldicott
10/7/08	F-2009-00042	EMIL GERHARD WILHELM HILSE, A WALK IN IN BERLIN SEPT 1952
10/8/08	F-2009-00046	JAWAHARLAL NEHRU 1889-1964
10/8/08	F-2009-00050	AMERICANS INVOLEMENT IN AFGHANISTAN DURING FORMER SOVIET UNION'S OCCUPATION12/27/79-2/15/89 INCLUDE WORK OF CHARLES WILSON & GUST AVRAKOTOS
10/8/08	F-2009-00051	20 SELECT DOCS CONCERNING CHE GUEVARA
10/8/08	F-2009-00052	MKULTRA SUBPROJECT 94
10/9/08	F-2009-00053	Alfred K. Stern and Martha Dodd
10/9/08	F-2009-00055	Thomas R. Spencer
10/9/08	F-2009-00056	Vincent Garnet Sorfoce, C.A. Derivas III, C.A. Derivas II, Susan Marie Derivas, Eva Wright Golson, Fred Soloman Golson, Kathleen G. Roab, Ken Evans, Jerry Shiplett, Anna Elaine Golson, Donna Derivas Dohopolski, Raymond Brad Khorq, Clifford George Voupel,
10/9/08	F-2009-00057	Joseph Tanous
10/10/08	F-2009-00058	HANS BERND TUEMMLER

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