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This is the declassified record titled “xxxx xx 8773617 Suffolk Virginia,” a document from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It appears in the public archive of The Black Vault and is notable for being a primary source that has been made available for public inspection. The document was released through The Black Vault, which uploaded the full text to the Internet Archive. The entry is catalogued under the identifier “xxxx xx 8773617 Suffolk Virginia” and was made accessible to the public on an unspecified release date. The declassification authority is listed as the Freedom of Information Act office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The canonical URL for the original PDF is https://archive.org/download/xxxx-xx-8773617-Suffolk-Virginia/xxxx-xx-8773617-Suffolk-Virginiadjvu.txt and the same text is available at the Black Vault entry. Now, the document itself, as transcribed from the original file: \X2-i V " 1 j ^ A y -j ' ~J M 5£.' 4 # « •■ t I \ t • f 1 ; y. .-'' h p > . / . , 'I Wj 4 ^ r;u f ’ ’' . I ^ /' \ .j r I /■ 7 /■\ / 0 • :> > ✓ jn ; 7 :> ■> I , • I W :CDJP JZDIU Ji:P:w rjS- 1 -i I J : : COC 7713T ACi.’> T CUSTX3 VA ^ uii r jiv-v uxi". 'j- iu; nu u

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This is the declassified record titled “xxxx xx 8773617 Suffolk Virginia,” a document from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It appears in the public archive of The Black Vault and is notable for being a primary source that has been made available for public inspection.

Agency: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
Date: JUL 18 · 2026
Release: Declassified · U.S. public record (FOIA)
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What was Declassified FBI File about?: This is the declassified record titled “xxxx xx 8773617 Suffolk Virginia,” a document from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It appears in the public archive of The Black Vault and is notable for being a primary source that has been made available for public inspection.
Why was this case declassified?: This material was released by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) through the U.S. declassification and Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) process. The originating source document is linked in the case notes above so the citation chain is fully auditable.

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