In an April 6, 1964
FBI memorandum regarding Special Agent Donald E. Moore, it is noted: “…he (Agent
Moore) was censured on one occasion, that being on 12-13-63, when he was
censured when it was detected that he shared in the over-all responsibility for
the derelictions in connection with an
official inquiry which had been made with respect to the investigation and
supervision of an extremely important security case involving Lee Harvey
Oswald. It was ascertained that there were shortcomings in the supervision of
the matter in the Espionage-Research branch of the Domestic Intelligence
Division. It was found that this investigation was not pursued with
adequate intensity and thoroughness, a very important interview was improperly
delayed and good judgment was not exercised in connection with the failure to
include the name of the subject of this case on the Security index.”
Sunday, December 30, 2012
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