The envelope bore a return address of “Jim Baker” in “Chicago” and was postmarked in Northern Virginia on March 16, 1988. In the letter, “B” instructed the KGB to use the “PARK/PRIME” dead drop site until the KGB approved the other sites.
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84. On Monday, March 21, 1988, the KGB observed a signal from “B” at the “PARK/PRIME” site, but was unable to check the dead drop site because strangers were present in the park.
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85. On March 26, 1988, the KGB received a third computer diskette from “B” at an accommodation address in the Eastern District of Virginia. The envelope bore a return address of “Jim Baker” in “Chicago” and was postmarked in Washington, D.C., on March 24, 1988. The KGB found no text on the diskette, which it referred to as “D-3".
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86. On Monday, March 28, 1988, “B” and the KGB carried out an exchange operation at the “PARK/PRIME” dead drop site.
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The package from “B” to the KGB included his fourth computer diskette (“D-4”), a TOP SECRET document entitled “The FBI’s Double Agent Program” and a document that the KGB described as a Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) document entitled “Stealth Orientation.”
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The package from the KGB to “B” included $25,000 cash and a letter explaining why the KGB had not been able to check the “PARK/PRIME” dead drop site on March 21. In the letter, the KGB also advised it had been unable to read the diskettes “B” had passed to the KGB. The KGB asked “B” for information about codes
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