TOP SECRET / ORCON / EYES ONLY / DELTA GREEN

To:       MARK, MICHAEL, MARLOW, MITCHELL
From:     MEREDITH
Subject:  Cell Security

Be advised that administration of Cell M has been tasked to Case Officer  
MEREDITH.  Case Officer OSBORNE is dead.  He was pronounced dead on 
arrival at Saint Vincent's Hospital in New York City following a driving 
accident downtown.  Preliminary investigations have indicated no 
relation between the accident and his DELTA GREEN duties.

Gentlemen, I have been fully briefed on your mission, and it is clear to 
me that cell security has become a grave issue in the course of 
Operation SANDMAN.  Review the following items carefully.

[1]        Your code names are to be reserved for DELTA GREEN 
correspondence only.  At no time should external actors be exposed to 
your code names.  At no time should external actors be exposed to the 
code name MEREDITH in relation to your operations.  ONLY code names 
should be used in DELTA GREEN correspondence.

[2]        "David Kelley" has been redesignated agent MARLOW.  His former
affiliations with Cell K have been likewise redesignated to maintain 
compartmental security.

[3]        Agent MITCHELL has been assigned to Cell M as a specialist in
electronic security.

[4]        A Friendly asset has been diverted to provide tactical and 
security support for operation SANDMAN.  The asset is Michael Cabot, an 
operations officer with the CIA Special Operations Group.

[5]        Other materiel will be diverted to operation SANDMAN as it 
comes available.

Be seeing you,

MEREDITH

From the New York Times, Metro section, page 3, June 5, 1998:

DEA AGENT KILLED IN 3-CAR PILEUP

Special Agent Andre Jones, Supervising Special Agent in the New York Division of the Drug Enforcement Administration, was pronounced dead on arrival this morning after a three-car accident on the East River Expressway just north of the Manhattan Bridge. Jones' car collided with another car attempting to pass as Jones drove off the Expressway to merge into traffic. The accident occurred at 3:27 a.m., and police say that poor visibility due to a broken street lamp may have been a factor. The driver of the other car was not charged with criminal wrongdoing. Another car suffered minor damage in the accident. Neither driver was injured.