
In 1973, CIA Director James Schlesinger ordered CIA employees to report any activities that might have been illegal or exceeded the agency's charter. The resulting 693-page document, known as 'The Family Jewels,' cataloged domestic wiretapping, surveillance of journalists, assassination plots, human experiments, and mail opening. The document was classified until June 2007 when it was finally released under FOIA after 34 years of secrecy.
The CIA compiled a 693-page internal report of its own crimes called 'The Family Jewels' and kept it secret for 34 years
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