An FBI High Visibility Memorandum is an internal document used by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to communicate information about cases or matters that are considered to be of high public, media, or governmental interest. These memoranda are used to inform senior FBI officials and other relevant parties about the status, developments, or significant aspects of such cases. The purpose of a High Visibility Memorandum is to ensure that key decision-makers are kept informed and that any necessary coordination or public relations efforts can be undertaken effectively.
The content of a High Visibility Memorandum typically includes:
High Visibility Memoranda are typically marked with appropriate handling instructions to ensure that sensitive information is protected and disseminated appropriately. They are an important tool for managing the FBI’s response to significant cases and ensuring that the agency’s leadership is informed and prepared to address potential public or governmental scrutiny.
Below, you will find the memorandums released.
Note: There may be repeat documents within the releases below. Some cases were filed by other requesters, and archived here for preservation at The Black Vault. All releases are archived for research purposes, with no omissions.
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This post was published on March 27, 2024 5:30 am
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