Jack Caulfield person
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Claims (4)
Jack Caulfield proposed
Project Sandwedge documented
document
“Caulfield a White House investigator... wanted to sell Magruder his political intelligence plan 'Project Sandwedge,' for use by CRP…”
source: government document — Church Committee Final Report, Book VI: Supplementary Reports on Intelligence Activities · p.287
Jack Caulfield member_of
Office of Special Investigations book_quoted
“change from the BNDD to the DEA that was immediately corrupted. John Caulfield, a plumber, was a former agent of the New York City Police Department, Bureau of Special Services, BOSS. And depending on who you talk to, that was a very corrup…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Great Heroin Coup Part 10 @ 5:34
Jack Caulfield cited_as_source
Inertel book_quoted
“as Security Consultants International, Seacoin. To justify the funding of the proposal and the apparatus and the illegal operations he planned for it to carry out, Caulfield cited Intertel, describing it as a viable option. It may be that s…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 31:45
Jack Caulfield proposed
Operation Sandwedge book_quoted
“is a curious coincidence. White House spy Jack Caulfield's Operation Sandwedge proposal, which he details later, urged the creation of a Republican-oriented private intelligence agency that he planned to call Corporate Security Consultants …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner Spooks Part 5 @ 31:12
Mentions (6)
▶ 48:11
Ambrose's visits to Harper were also discovered in the 1976 House Banking Subcommittee investigation on the Texas rent-a-bank scandal. So, everybody knew it. They just didn't do anything about it. One of Ambrose's running buddies was Jack C…
▶ 48:44
the CIA Dirty Trick Squad, John Ehrlichman, buddies with Jack Caulfield, who's buddies with Ambrose. In addition to the scheme to sell explosives to the anti-Castro Cubans, Harper had also been observed by customs agents flying arms and amm…
▶ 31:12
is a curious coincidence. White House spy Jack Caulfield's Operation Sandwedge proposal, which he details later, urged the creation of a Republican-oriented private intelligence agency that he planned to call Corporate Security Consultants …
▶ 31:45
as Security Consultants International, Seacoin. To justify the funding of the proposal and the apparatus and the illegal operations he planned for it to carry out, Caulfield cited Intertel, describing it as a viable option. It may be that s…
▶ 32:16
is no more than a coincidence. But of course, we don't believe in coincidences anymore. So two might be the invocation of the rival Intertel as for Caulfield and Warbell's agencies running side by side. Caulfield's Operation Sand Wedge prop…
▶ 32:51
and others during Lucian Koenig's tenure in the White House. Recruited in 1970 by E. Howard Hunt, Koenig handled various assignments for Charles Coulson and later for E. Gale Crow. And who was he? Oh, the guy that ran the plumber's unit. It…