Official FBI FOIA Declassified Nikola Tesla Documents Combined ( 351 Pages)
Cold Open. ” The packet contains one hundred and sixty pages of unclassified material related to Nikola Tesla’s alleged “teleforce” invention and the handling of his estate after his death. It is notable because it reveals the agency’s internal assessment of Tesla’s claims and the post‑mortem inventory of his laboratory assets.
- Date
- JUL 18 · 2026
- Release
- Declassified · U.S. public record (FOIA)
- Source document
- View the primary source document
Episode notes
Cold Open. This is a Freedom of Information Act release from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, file number one hundred dash two two three seven, dated January nine, nineteen forty, titled “Official F-B-I FOIA declassified Nikola Tesla documents combined.” The packet contains one hundred and…
Questions about this case
- What was Official FBI FOIA Declassified Nikola Tesla Documents Combined ( 351 Pages) about?
- Cold Open. ” The packet contains one hundred and sixty pages of unclassified material related to Nikola Tesla’s alleged “teleforce” invention and the handling of his estate after his death. It is notable because it reveals the agency’s internal assessment of Tesla’s claims and the post‑mortem inventory of his laboratory assets.
- Why was this case declassified?
- This material entered the public record through the U.S. declassification and Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) process. Storyflo narrates it directly from the public release.
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