Cutler-Twining Memorandum
Connections
Cutler-Twining Memorandum
- alleged finder -
William Moore
William Moore, along with Jaime Shandera, claimed to have found the Cutler-Twining Memo in the National Archives in 1985. However, the circumstances of this discovery raise questions, particularly since the document has anomalous features and no other corroborating documents about NSC/MJ-12 have been found in the files.
Cutler-Twining Memorandum
- Custody -
National Archives and Records Administration
The Cutler-Twining Memo was allegedly found in 1985 by Moore and Shandera in Box 189 of Entry 267 of Record Group 341 in the National Archives. It was the only MJ-12-related document found in official archives.
Cutler-Twining Memorandum
- Criticism and analysis -
Philip Klass
Philip Klass noted that the Cutler-Twining Memo was written on a typewriter using 'Pica' font, while all other Cutler letters from this period were written in 'Elite' font. He also pointed out that Cutler was abroad from July 14 to 20, 1954 and the document does not bear a top secret registration number.
Cutler-Twining Memorandum
- researched -
Stanton Friedman
Stanton Friedman, along with Moore and Shandera, helped search for corroborating documents in the National Archives. In 1985, Moore and Shandera found the Cutler-Twining Memo, which was considered confirmation of the existence of MJ-12.