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Green Beret Case / Marasco / CIA #447585

NBC Evening News for Friday, Sep 26, 1969
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(Studio) Captain Robert Marasco named as 1 of 6 Green Berets charged who actually killed South Vietnam double-agent, Reports say Colonel Robert Rheault helped get bag and chains used in disposing of body.
REPORTER: David Brinkley

(Langley, Virginia) CIA representative unofficially told Berets to kill agent. Another CIA representative turned down alternate ideas for disposing of agent. 1st representative said to kill him. Chief Vietnam CIA later sent message telling them to send agent back to duty and if unable to do so, he'd inform Abrams and Bunker. Pol. overtones involved
REPORTER: Robert Goralski

Reporter(s):
Brinkley, David;
Goralski, Robert
Duration:
00:01:50

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