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MEX 47+-124 eubject to date at the American Embassy in Mexico, BD. F.,° Zico to determine whether something of value has been vooeived aS a result of the subject's impersonation of an Auay Ceneral, government cmployee, or employee of the FBI, or iv these business houses have knowledge.of the subject's current whereabouts. Depending on results developed, considern« tion should be given to presenting this matter to the appropriate United States Attorney for consideration of prosecution of the subject, Efforts in each case should be made to identify the subject fully. 4/14/68, the Bureau forwarded three set of photo-~ graphs of to Legat, Mexico, via the Presidential Stafzl plane te ¢ 2co, QOne set of three photographs was given to Secret Service; one set was given to FERNANDO GUTIERREZ BARRIOS, Directer of “DFS; and one set was fetained by Legat, Mexico. On 4/15/66, SA Agent of DFS, intexrviewe of the Oxford Hotel in Mexico City. positively identivzied the who had stayed at his hotel as identical with the irom the photographs sent by the Bureau, | Secret Service, advised on 4/15/66 DIC he had cause ne records of the Military Personnel Records emeer bE tonis, Missouri, to be check on with the following results: accompanied by Tt is not betievea] is identical with the subject of this case, -