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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
10/14/08	F-2009-00060	Jacob Fuss-aka: Jake Fuss-WEB
10/14/08	F-2009-00061	Bella Abzug
10/15/08	F-2009-00062	Robert Richard Kleinknecht-aka: Robert Barron
10/15/08	F-2009-00063	PROJECT JENNIFER
10/15/08	F-2009-00064	FORMS FOR OBTAINING INFORMATION
10/15/08	F-2009-00065	TIBET,DALAI LAMA,SINO-TIBETAN RELATIONS,UPRISING OF 1959 IN TIBET,TIBETAN AUTONOMOUS REGION,CIA'S INVOLVEMENT IN THESE CONFLICTS,RESOLUTIONS & HAPPENINGS
10/15/08	F-2009-00066	CONTRACTS BETWEEN CIA(& CPA)&TAMIMI GLOBAL COMPANY FOR CONSTRUCTION IN IRAQ OR KUWAIT 1/1/02 THRU PRESENT
10/15/08	F-2009-00069	Dr.Bruno Lohse,Theodore Rousseau,Curt Valentin,Georges Wildenstein
10/16/08	F-2009-00071	Info on self
10/16/08	F-2009-00072	FOIA INFO LOGS REGARDING SIGHTINGS OR ENCOUNTERS WITH UFO'S BETWEEN OCT 2007 & SEPT 2008
10/16/08	F-2009-00073	COMPANY OR INDIVIDUAL TASKED WITH PACKING & SHIPPING PERSONAL BELONGINGS FOR AGENCY EMPLOYEES BEING TRANSFERRED OR NEWLY HIRED

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