CIA possessed hundreds of BCCI reports and targeted the bank for intelligence collection.
The Senate report says CIA developed information on BCCI by 1979 and expanded collection in 1986. Its Directorate of Operations produced several hundred BCCI-related reports between 1979 and 1991. Richard Kerr also acknowledged intelligence-gathering use of the bank.
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Senate BCCI intelligence chapter
primary-origin record“The CIA’s Knowledge of BCCI’s Activities,” notes 14–17
“Between 1979 and 1991, the Directorate of Operations of the CIA produced several hundred reports containing intelligence concerning BCCI.”
What this establishes: The acknowledged intelligence corpus and collection chronology.
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Senate BCCI intelligence chapter
Open original documentBetween 1979 and 1991, the Directorate of Operations of the CIA produced several hundred reports containing intelligence concerning BCCI.
“The CIA’s Knowledge of BCCI’s Activities,” notes 14–17
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primary-origin documentary support — The acknowledged intelligence corpus and collection chronology.
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Obtain report indexes, dissemination records and the actual SSCI relationship audit.
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