“mant advised that he did not give WITMORE all of the details as to the reason the threats were made. Informant advised that on October 14, 1958, his wife advised him that a probation officer by the name of WITMORE had appeared at the grocery store during the afternoon of October ”
“November 11, 1975 at 9:00 a.m. in this court and, 25 further, that all costs and fees in relation to the attendance: 26 said witnesses shall be borne by the United States under the 27 provisions of the Criminal Justice Act. 28 DATED: OCT 221975_ 20 30 BY: GORDON THOMPSON J”
“at the grocery store during the afternoon of October 14, 1958, and had BENNIE BERNARD with him. The probation officer interviewed th e i nformant's wife in BERNARDS presence and asked if the allegations were true, at which time BERNARD budded in and said, "All I said to her was i”
“undersigned is informed that at no time prior to the 19 sentencing of defendant were the matters set forth in Exhibits A and B 20 of the attached affidavits brought to the Court’s attention. It is the belief 21 of the undersigned that had these matters been brought to the Cour”
“said NW 65994 Docld:32289261 Page 8 9 S CG 92-373 that he had gotten in touch with LOU and had calme d him down, and that if the informant straightened things out now everything would be okay. But if he did not, he would get hurt. Well get him." Informant advised that on October ”
“( CERTIFICATE. OF SERVICE BY MAIL I, JUNE 1. TOKUYAMA , declare: / That I am a citizen of the United States and resident or em ployed in Los Angeles County, California; that my business address is Office of United States Attorney, United States .Courthouse, 312 North Spring ”
“noon on January 25, 1971, 29 for direct delivery of defendant to Terminal Island for service of his sentence. 30 3. On January 18 and 19, 1971, there appeared in newspapers through 31 out the country nationally syndicated articles of columnist Jack Anderson 32 alleging that d”
“(BENNIE BERNARD) and his partner - he's going to get hurt guys we are with are angry." BERNARD said NW 65994 Docld:32289261 Page 8 9 S CG 92-373 that he had gotten in touch with LOU and had calmed him down, and that if the informant straightened things out now everything would be”
“e gallery and refused to admit the agent to the gallery. He stated that he would not discuss anythin g or permit the agent to inform him of anything without the intervention of his attorney identified as RICHARD S. JALOVEC, of Chicago, Illinois. Thereafter that day, the interview”
“supervise the preparation of this material? Mr. Belmont. These affidavits were prepared, of course, by the men themselves. 15”
“interrogation, Alvarado's admission that he had fabricated the information and the subsequent (9 1 Mr. Belmont 1 - Mr. DeLoach 1 - Mr. Sullivan I Ciascili: i. 1 - Mr. Branigan. NOT RECORDED— 1 - T :** Liaison J. 199 JAN 2 1964 Dsplcerlfy 1 - Mr. Papich; r CITT 22 DEC 31 ”
“r, O'HARA would have the option of responding to the interviewing agent and of discussing the matter with his attorney. This meeting was arranged for the following day. NW 65994 Docld:32989738 Page 12 2 * 2 CG 87-45634 On the following, 7/28/78, the inter- viewing agent met with ”
“1 a.fine of $10,000.00 for Count Six, and two years imprisonment to run. 2 concurrently with Count Six and a fine of $10,000.00 for each of Counts 3 Sixteen, Seventeen and Eighteen of the Indictment, and one year imprisonment 4 to run concurrently with Count One and a fine of ”
“’’Approximately one week later I was instructed by s. 83 » • this same person to either participate as previously agreed ** ;a 1 or derrogatory information pertaining to me would be disclosed to * to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Thereupon I agreed, to follow the instr”
“Hum:• was he presented his Government individust valunt—S-€ * ,to the latest cession of the tint. % Thomas Hunt said that the family believed that this Jadi- 27 Its ,set convicen iectiveI wore sent to prime, testified before to order atelligence th to :North Vietna”
“superior, Sergeant MITCHELL. i GRANGER advised that he did not re-enter the room until Interviewed on. 8/19/74 at. New York, New York File * NY 185-229 / SAS JAMES L. BECK and by. DAVID E. VON HOLLE JLB/ss Date dictated. 8/20/74 This document contains neither recomm”
“5994 Docld:32989561 Page 4. !! مند יים בן 8 ! Tolson tuisons Belr.ont Callahom Conrad Pelouri. Malon e Rosen tet CONFIDENTIAL 1 rsons 1 - 1 - Co hr 1 1 DeLoac h 1 - 1 Rosen 1 - Februa ry 14, C. A. E vε ι Belmont Do na hoe Moore DULI CA I N THE UIT STATES on February 10 , 1961, a ”
“that in th aert s? danveer t.ha tollena glared % enerpa to an 0 acertsont which wes oocapted wr an ussicting State Deporteoat sccretery. S.not 43 initial brlaftrg, zz. Cuist Inna granally pichnt sp: adiMconX iafsmatien, mastly frou usisym articles, about the opera- than and B”
“6 •- STATE OF CALIFORNIA no. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ? being by me Kras duly sworn, deposes and mays: that 4 to cd eP in the above entitled action; that he has ‘sead the forc Groden 1 and knoms the consent thereof: „nd that the uemel krie oil--*----*-- efepe dib as mast”
“The Attorney General The informant was told that his offer Is outside a| our jur1Ediction, which he acknowledged. No commitments were ■ made to him. At this time, we do not plan to further pursue the matter. Our relationship with him has been most carefully guarded and we woul”
“psychiatrist, to conduct • .such examination, to be committed to the Federal Correctional Institution, La Tuna, Texas, for a period not exceeding two weeks. is. • M. .° "On November 4, 1963, the court nullified that part sy eobp % of the aforesaid order, pertaining to the ”
“13-00000 tear gas weapon and some kind of a .22 caliber pistol, concealed as a fountain pen. She stated that Subject is leaving Columbus for Reno, Nevada, where he intends to open a gambling establishment. In further discussion with Mr. Aufrance, he indicated his source was ”
“1 assassination attempt against Fidel Castro. Attached hereto as Exhibits A 2 and B are Xerox copies of said publications. 3 4. At no time prior to the sentencing of defendant were the 4 matters referred to in Exhibits A and B brought to the Court’s attention. 5 5. At an evid”
“taken to interrogation room on second floor, all to remain available in adjoining room for removal signal from visitors. 4. Coveralls taken from S.BJECT at 2200 hours and returned the following morning at 0700 hours daily, leaving SUBJECT in shorts and undershirt overnight. ”
“ACCOMP LISHMENTS CLAIMED NONE ACQUIT- CASE HAS BEEN: CON VIC. AUTO. FUG. FINES 1 SAVINGS RECOVERIES TALS PENDING OVER ONE YEAR YES NO A ‘ PENDING PROSECUTION 21-PH OVER SIX MONTHS YES NO ■.1 SPECIAL AGENT APPROVED 1 IN CHARGE DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW 24.91 REC 83 C”
“mething. Beyond th at , the purpose o f th e visit was not explai ned to this female. This female th en stated that she was alone in the art gallery, but was able to reach O'HARA by telephone. She did so, and the interviewing agent spoke with O'HARA. Again, since this contact was”
“to interrogation room on second floor, all to remain available in adjoining room for removal signal from visitors. : 4. Coveralls taken from S.BJECT at 2200 hours and returned the following morning at 0700 hours daily, leaving SUBJECT in snorts and undershirt overnight. 5. ”
“where we met twice previously and after some waiting and phoning he looked at his notebook and realized that he. was at the wrong place. He apologized. Then, Subject stated that he had to return the Boneville and take another car and he asked 2 toA have a ride with him. Subje”
“n may also wish to coordinate with your Office prior to the passage of this information to the HSCA. 9. (S) The processing of this case was closely coordinated with Mr. Shepanek and this memorandum was reviewed in draft by him on 8 February 1978. Attachments: As stated above NW 6”
“ion in front of the armored truck. He then proceeded to exit the Main Street ramp and in doing so he Interviewer Signature tori gnature reph bor Typed Signature Joseph J. Basteri NW 66000 Docld:32248408 Page 3 Date transcribed June 15, 1978 By: Ross Form #4-A Pierce Interview Pag”
“cision) until, he was seen by the case officer in Novem- ber, 1964." NW 50955 DocId: 32423539 Page 61”
“before the date of the hearing, oral testimony to be presented at the hearing, 27 and all of the files, records, pleadings and other documents in this case. 28 Defendant was convicted of one count of violation of 18 U.S.C. 29 §371, one count of violation of 18 U.S.C. §1952, th”
“smen t which came to ho ov er b ecause of his pub lic statement, pri or to any grand jury action, co ncerning the evidence against those two priests and their followers who were alleged t”
“smen t which came to ho ov er b ecause of his pub lic statement, pri or to any grand jury action, co ncerning the evidence against those two priests and their followers who were alleged t”
“13-00000 tAkitf^mMliiKfim^ CRP 65-951 Attorney, the defense attorney, or upon its own. motion, the • court shall cause the accused to be examined as to his ****** mental condition where it is felt that he may be presently we insane or otherwise mentally incompetent as to b”
“le was informed above. The interviewing agent and O'HARA agreed to meet the following day. The follo wing day, 7/28/78, the inter- vi ewin g agent we nt to O 'HARA's above gallery. A m an c laiming to be O'HARA came to the door of the gallery and refused to admit the a gent to th”
“said that the men went to Houma on or about w.The 1994was 2 Aug. 2,trip made from (Torp to Page 4, Column 5) VELD GORDON”
“the subject was arrested by .J xthe Los Angeles, California, Police Department on May 31, • 1962, on a drunk charge. No disposition is shown on the record.- 09977--089**6**-0e*t*lt7*20 120 :0gSScv- - .: June 8, 1962 ' ■' : On December 15, 1962, the subject advised Special”
“deadline, it is requested that the arrangements be made early in February. Once documents have been selected, Barry will need copies of those documents as well. Please keep Becky and me posted with respect to these requests. Thanks in advance for your assistance. Frieda CC: ”
“14-00000 *E:L , RIDPdij 15 25 Nov 21 2 stMM%/ L.. 8000 PAGE 2 JMVAVE 0156 S E CRET FERNANDEZ AND HAROLD VITLING, THE DEFENSE COUNSEL, BBT VAS GRANT ED BY THE JUDGE. 'HE RILED THAT IF THE DEFENSE WAS ABLE TO SHOW, OUT OF THE JURY’S PRESENCE, THAN AN ANSWER FAVORABLE ”
“hen stated that she was alone in the art gallery, but was able to reach O'HARA by telephone. She did so, and the interviewing agent spoke with O'HARA. Again, sin ce this contact w as by telephone, O'HARA wa s in formed only as the female was informed above. Th e interviewing agen”
“defendant. INVESTIGATING OFFICERS: Will testify to.fact he handled general investigation F. G. Phillips #1415 of the case and prepared it for filing. That he had Crimes Against Property the defendant arraigned before Judge Chapman on 6/10/70 Auto Theft approximately 1:50 Pl.”
“he ever served in the capacity 23 of being an informer or informant to the Agency? 24 NW 50955 32203851 Page 84 H”
“violation of his civil rights. He raved on that he was well aware of the law and demanded that the FBI . .. investigate the judge involved.. y - Subject was informed of the provisions of the - Civil Rights Statutes and told that he should discuss this' case with the United ”
“nder interrogation. CEODET ECHEVERRIA promised all info obtained from DURANS; caid first report shou ld t ho rities. ECHEVE RRIA prom ised to t ry to keep Age 9 of 13 COPY NO. NW 6592 4 Docld :3236 4630 Page 6 1 104-10127-10207 48 . 23 No v. 49. 23 Νοv. 50. . 24 No v. 51. 23 Nov.”
“NW 65994 Docld:32177409 Page 8 1 11 AUG 29 1978 atalie Space ICES. R ८ 4 : PAGE TO SI 62-2567 UNCLAS AVE ILE (PHONETIC), A REPORTER FOR CHANNEL 5 NEWS, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, (NEC AFFILIATED WILL DRIVE JERRY RAY TO THE FANK OF ALTO AT 19:15AM (CDST) WHERE RAY WILL MAKE THE ADMISSIO”
“€ New York will continue to make efforts to locate a source suitable for assignment and Boston and the Bureau will be advised if such an informant is located. C. tvwAh---/ € "j f. pfon-titree / :”
“of the first sentence to be vacated resulting in an accumulation of 48 days confinement at hard labor minus any credit for good behavior. The offenses in April and June 1958 were those of: I. Violation of Article 92, Uniform Code of Military Justice; Violate a lawful gener”
“was arrested with him ky local authorities in Nov Jersey in Maptembox, 173, and that ho traveled with him for t period but trat DxDEXCK had stayed in Florida. La advised 32 NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 586 **‘ m"7”
“1 4-00000 Poste 3900 Brig-Bhf. ,le 20.1.1968. “TALA4 said An Herrn POLICE CANTONALE GIBSON Richard Thomas KANTON SPOUIZE 3900 Brig- Bahnhof Reference s Notification einer Verfugung der Zidg. Bundesanwaltschaft. Chkts J* Wir bringen Ihnen zur Kenntnis, dass Sie im ”