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Letter to John Joseph Moakley from Matthew F. McHugh suggesting that the Task Force on El Salvador request permission from the Salvadoran government to interview all of the individuals accused of the Jesuit murders, 10 May 1990
Also includes a request to the Embassy to supply cables, memos, or reports that pertain to interviews of the accused
Letter to John Joseph Moakley from Matthew F. McHugh, 19 December 1989
Includes attached list of recommended questions that could be used in the letters to the Administration and the Government of El Salvador regarding the Jesuit murder investigation.
Letter from U.S. Colonel Milton Menjivar to General Rafael Humberte Larios, Minister of Defense and Public Security
Letter includes information about the Jesuit murders as told by U.S. Major Eric Buckland. Buckland's signed statement is attached. Translated from Spanish to English by The Library of Congress Congressional Research Service.
Letter to General Rafael Humberto Larios, Minister of Defense and Public Safety, from U.S. Colonel Milton Menjivar regarding information on the Jesuit murders provided by U.S. Major Eric Buckland, 3 January 1990
Buckland's statement is also included.
Letter from John Joseph Moakley to Bernard Aronson, Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs
Moakley requests Aronson's personal assurances on issues regarding the further questioning of U.S. Major Eric Buckland, the El Salvador judge's knowledge of Buckland's "additional" testimony, the Task Force's ability to review Buckland's U.S.…
Letter from John Joseph Moakley to the Honorable Ramsey Clark regarding the Cesar Villeman Joya Martinez interrogation, 26 July 1990
Moakley attached a letter he wrote to the Honorable James A. Baker, III that specifically discussed Joya Martinez
Letter from John Joseph Moakley to the Honorable Ramsey Clark regarding the Cesar Villeman Joya Martinez interrogation, 26-27 July 1990
Includes attached letter from Moakley to the Honorable James A. Baker, III that discusses Joya Martinez, and a letter to Moakley from Paul S. Tipton regarding Lucia Barrera de Cerna's immigration status.