“1 PAGE THREE PX 52-7165 SUBJECT MURPHY REVEALED TO SOURCE THAT JOE O’ROURKE, PETE FORDI AND ED MC GOWAN ARE POSSIBLE PARTICIPANTS, - . SOURCE ASCERTAINED FROM RICCI THAT TWELVE OTHER INDIVIDUALS CPAtzs NOT KNOWN) FROM PHILADELPHIA WILL ALSO PARTICIPATE. MURPHY GdzALED TO”
“Investigation in this matter was predicated upon receipt of a telephone call from the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on August 27, 1971, which advised in part that subject was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury in Camden, New J”
“area of Local Board #7. Special Agents DEBBAUDT and WALLER moved these persons to the center of the Selective Service space and had them lie on the floor. Ro questions were asked of these persons other than their names, which they refused to furnish.‘ On. 8/22/71 at CAMDEN,”
“FEDERAL BUREAU OF RIVESTIGAN.9 Date. 8/24/71 BARRY JeS MUSI W.S approhe 00 at apyr’oxi m". toly 4:35 am.. as he stood in the enst. COU 6yT10 of saint P 1’8 Church, 122 lrket C’eod 85 17:8 O." 117 edvied O). : ‘ const bubional J5fion as con’, ined it 648 stanero Advic , c;”
“401 Market Street. After completion of the interview, DUNHAM voluntarily furnished handwriting and handprinting samples. DUNHAM was furnished a copy of.the inventory, previ ously signed by her, of the items removed from her person at the time of her arrest. The remainder o”
“FEDERAL BURE/B OF RYESTIGATI Dato. 8/23/21 At approximately 4+:33 a.m. on August 22, 1971 Special ‘rents "HIXTON, RACCOCK, DAVIS, and HARRISON observe: a white male and three whito fonles standing areinst the wall located in Alcove Dris away, east side of St. Pavl’s Episc”
“arrest ang assisted them 5a through a window into the Selective Service Office there they wero told to lie on the floor. No questions Woro woro asked of them except their namo s. On_ 8/22/71 at CAMDEN. NEW JERSEY Filo#. PHILADELPHIA 5'2-7165 Sub SA THOMAS E. TZERWEY/mlb 8/”
“W FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Date. 8/23/71 7 At approximately 4:33 a.m. on August 22, 1971 Special Agents THIXTON, BABCOCK, DAVIS, and HARRISON observed a white male and three white females standing against the wall located in Alcove Driveway, east side of St. Paul”
“to GOOD. A male, later identified as MICHAEL JOHN GIOCONDO, was in the area of Local Board 47. Special Agents DEBBAUDT and WALLER moved these persons to the center of the Selective Service space and had them lie on the floor. No questions were asked of these persons other tha”
“PH 52-7164 Sub S One copy of instant report is being furnished the New York Division for information because that division has a special interest in ANN GRANT DUNHAM, Father PETER DONALD FORDI, ROBERT GLENN GOOD, JOHN PETER GRADY, JOAN MARY REILLY, ROSEMARY REILLY, Reverend”
“FD-302 (REV 11-27-70) ) 0. - FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Dale of transcription. 9/2/71 On August 27, 1971, Special Agents MARTIN J. GASS, THOMAS E. TIERNEY and ROBERT H. WALLER went to the residence of 130 North 4th Street, Camden, New Jersey, in an effort to locate ”
“at this residence or had been there a short time ago, and would he produce MC GOWAN or permit a search** *in order to locate MC GOWAN. of this property CUNNINGHAM became outraged and stated that no one was going to search this property and refused to confirm or deny the pre”
“by SA DIVID A. MILLER and witnessed by SA H. HAROLD DAVIS, JR., was tendered to GIOCONDO. GIOCONDO refused to sign the Inventory of Items Removed, At 7:39 a.m., SA DAVID A. MILLER orally advised GIOCONDO of his rights as specified on an "Interrogation: Advice of Rights" for”
“FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Copy to: 1 - Departmental Attorney GUY GOODWIN Report of: ELMER E. SUSSMAN Office- PHILADELPHIA, Date: SEPTEMBER 1, 1971 PENNSYLVAN IA Field Office File #: 52-7165 Sub S Bureau File”
“FD-302 (REV. 11-27-70) 0 4 - POT D FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 1 Date of ronscripllaa 9/2/71 DALE S. CUNNINGHAM, 130 North 4th Street, Camden, New Jersey, after being arrested by Spocial Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), was brought to the Camde”
“PAGE TWO PH 52-7165 ON SEVEN TWENTY THREE LAST GRADY GAVE SOURCE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY DOLLARS AND INSTRUCTED SOURCE TO PURCHASE THREE CITIZENS BAND WALKIE TALKIES. SOURCE PURCHASED WALKIE TALKIES ON SEVEN TWENTYFOUR SEVENTY CUE. ONE WALKIE TALKIE OBTAINED BY BUREAU TO MONITOR GRAD”
“FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIC.. ION Date 9/15/71 EDWARD J. MO GOWAN, 220 West 98th Street, New York City (EYC), New York, who identified himself as a Roman .Catholic priest in the Society of Jesus, was advised of the identities of ROBERT P. SADOWSKI and ROGER J. CORKE as Spec”
“Title of this case has been marked changed to include 04 1 B/27/71, and subject of DALE S. CUNNINGHAM, who was arrested on charged with assaulting a Federal officer and obstruction of justice. On 8/30/71, CUNNINGHAM appeared in U.S. lts District Court with other subjects in t”
“Pennsylvania (Pa.) Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) advising that subject was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury (FGJ) convened in Camden, New Jersey (NJ), on August 27, 1971, for Crime on a Government Reservation-Burglary, Destruction of Government Propert”
“area of Local Board #7. Special Agents DEBBAUDT and WALLER moved these persons to the center of the' Selective Service space and had them lie on the floor, No questions were asked of these persons other than their names, which they refused to furnish. On. 8/22/71 CAMDEN, N.”
“arrest and assisted them in through a window into the Selective Service Office whore they were told to lie on the floor. No questions were asked of them except their name s. On. 8/22/71 of CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY Filo#. PHILADELPHIA 52-7165 Sub SA THOMAS E. TIERWEY/mlb 8/23/73 ”
“participation in the theft of Selective Service records from the United States'Post Office Building, Camden, N.J. Prior. to any questioning, FORDI, was advised of his rights as set out in "Interrogation; Advice of Rights Form," which he read but refused on 8/22/71 _ot_CAMDEN”
“Poplar, Office 966-2533 and Home 428-1813." On. 8/22/71 of. Camden, N. J. ©EC Fila Philadelphia 52-7165 SUB S SAs DONALD G. COX and by PAUL L. BRINTON DGC/tac Date dictated. 8/23/71 This document contolas neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It Is the proper”
“FEDERAL B’JREAU OF INVESTIGATE Deecugust 272 1971 At approximately 1,30 a.m., August 22, 1971, Selective Service spnde axrG ■ reounoznr area . ncoted or the fifth floor, I, S. Fosi fricc, *O L Larie Strect, Camden, New Jersey, van oni .■. by Snccial Y’S of tns Federal Lur”
“Service space via a window where he was frisked for weapons with negative results. DOYLE was not questioned other than for his name which The refused to give.. On_ 8/22/71 _at Camden, N, J. Filo a Philadelphia 52-7165-SUB by_ SA JOE R. GINOERICHAvi Dato dictated 8/23271 T”
“Ix FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGAI Doto. 8/23/7 1 At approxima tely 4:33 8.m. on August 22, 1971 Special Lpents HIXTON, BABCOCK, DAVIS, and HARRISON: observed a white male ar: three white females standing against the wall located in fleove Driveway, east side of St. Paul’s ”
“FD-263 (Rev. 12-19-67) A a 4* FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 7 REPORTING OFFICE FFICE OF ORIGIN DATE INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD PHILADELPHIA 9/1/71 8/27 30/71 TITLE OF CASE CHANGED CAMDEN ACTION: REFORTMADE By. 11ELMER’ E. SUSSMAN 5-71- CD TYPED BY mlb JAYMA ANN ABDOO”
“he read. A copy of each was also furnished his attorney simultaneously, MC GOWAN read both and answered "No" when asked the following three questions by SA SADOWSKI: 1) "Do you care to sign either • or both of these for ms? 2) Would you care to initial either of them? 3) Do ”
“an "Interrogation; Advice of Rights” form, which clearly set forth his Constitutional rights. After reviewing the "Advice of Rights” form, FORSYTE stated that he completely understood his rights; however, did not wish to sign the form and stated that he wished to remain silen”
“inventory for these items. .At about 11:20 a.Mo, GOOD was taken by SA CHAMBERS to the U. S. Marshal’s Office, Third Floor, U. S. Post Office Building, at which time he was turned over to the U. S. Marshal for an appearance before Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD. GOOD appeared b”
“1967; CONSPIRACY; ASSAULTING FEDERAL OFFICER; OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE Synopsis.: SA ROBERT H. WALLER assaulted by DALE S. CUNNINGHAM on 8/27/71, while performing official duty. CUNNINGHAM arrested that date and authorized complaint and warrant filed charging CUNNINGHAM with ”
“Fi 0. 18-67 %0 FEDEPA A :, —13 PR * J—2—25—2 ** I Bownfc A .4—- * * %t P F € • .“" goonngory ** I ■"■.— « y* vot 1V e. I REPORTING OFFICE OfpiC I. OF CRPOAIN DATE INVESTIGATIVE • ERIOC NEWAR/ PHILADELPHIA 9/2/71 8/27/71 - 8/30/71 TITLE OF CASE REPORT MADE BY 81 1P E : ”
“PH 52-7155 Sub S • Father MICHAEL J. DOYLE, 310,000 good bail; EIS GRANT DUNHAM, $20,000 good bail; Father £3222 DOZALD FORDI, $50,000 good bail; KEITH WILLIAM FORSYTH, $25,000 good bail; MICHAEL JOHN GIOCONDO, $25,000 good bail; ROBERT GLENN GOOD, $50,000 good bail; JOHN”
“PH 52-7165 Sub S REFERENCE Report of SA ELMER E. SUSSMAN dated 8/31/71, at Philadelphia. - P - ADMINISTRATIVE DATA Per instructions of SAC ROY K, MOORE, the name of DALE S. CUNNINGHAM has been included in the title of this case inasmuch as he appeared in the U. S. Distr”
“FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTICAT ‘2,<1,/.-, Date .Subsequent to the treest O1 BARaX J.5 12031, he 1:1. tal -n to Uh© U. Si. Beceral building, 4O.L Dartet Street, C: 13 Now Jrroey, for processing. Dbol Ms ling0l/4an000 13 dll 10 4J0.:00 .1. l’e was photographed by S.2. WILLI”
“FD-302 (Rev. 4-15-64) a • FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 8/31/71 Date FRANK RICHARD POMMERSHEIM, 4 West 101st Street, Apartment 42, New York City (NYC), NY, was advised of the identities of ROBERT P. SADOWSKI and ROBERT W. VERICKER as Special Agents (SAS) of the Federa”
“FEDERAL BUREAU OP INVESTICA Date-- 8/21/73. At approximately 4:35 0.1a, August 22, 1971, the Solective Sorvico space and surrounding arca loentod on the 5 floor, J. S. Poru 0. .co, 101 M: net Street. Canton, Bug jtpa Wes entered by mpoci a j.rtu of il.o Fodomal Envora of ”
“FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59) ITED STATES DEPARTMENT 'JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION l-USA, NEWARK, N.J. Copy to: 1-DEPARTMENTAL ATTORNEY GUY GOODWIN Report of: ELMER E. SUSSMAN Office: PHILADELPHIA ,PENNSYLVANIA Date: AUGUST 25, 1971 Field Office File #: 52-7165 Bureau”
“special Medburg assignment, with I the cooperation of SACs, Philadelphia and Newark, arrangements have Ibeen perfected aimed at apprehending these individuals’ red-handed. Hopefully, ‘Rourke, Fordi, and McGowan will participate in the Camden break-in as well as others involve”
“lies in the district of New Jersey. In addition, the Newark Division has a separate interest in Dr. WILLIAM ANDERSON, Rev. MILO BILLMAN, Fr. MICHAEL J. DOYLE, MICHAEL JOHN GIOCONDO, FRANCIS MEL MADDEN, SARAH TOSI, JAYMA ANN ABDOO, EUGENE F. DIXON, and MARTHA SHEMELEY. One c”
“the custody of SA STODGRASS until approximately 5:56 a.m., at which time SA’s JAMES R. MOAT’S and ROBERT C. BLUNT entered Room 418 and replaced SA SRODGRASS for the purpose of interviewing HIDOLFI. She was full ly advised of the SA’s identities and Or their official position ”
“answer any further questions without her,lawyer. She was asked if counsel had been retained by her, and she answered, "yes" but stated she did not know his name. In Room 506 of the U. S. Post Office, Fourth and Market Streets, Camden, N. J., subject was again orally explai”
“00 • NY 52-10018 S. On September 8, 1971, MC GOWAN was given a hearing before United States Magistrate GREGORY J. POTTER, United States Courthouse, "ew York City, New York. Mr. STOLAR, MO GOWAN’s attorney, advised the Magistrate that MC GOWAN was indeed the same person na”
“FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUS.ICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Copy to: 1-USA, Newark Report of: ROBERT H. WALLER (A) Office: Newark, New Jersey Daie: September 2, 1971 Field Office File #: 89-56 Bureau File #: Title: DALE SPEERS CUNNINGHAM; ”
“3 (Rev. 12 19 67) - - FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN DATE INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD / PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA SEP 13 1971 8/21/71 - 9/8/71 TITLE OF CASE REPORT MADE BY TYPED CHANGED ELMER E. SUSSMAN BTI CAMDEN ACTION: CHARACTER OF CASE J”
“ED-204 (Rev. 3-3-59) UNIT I STATES DEPARTMENT OF J TICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Copy to: -DEPARTMENTAL ATTORNEY GUY GOODWIN L-USA, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Report of: ELMER E. SUSSMAN Office: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Date: SEP 13 1971 Bureau File #: 52-94527 Field ”
“FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Copy to: 1-USA, SDNY (ATT: AUSA BLAINE MICHAEL) Report of: ROBERT P. SADOWSKI _New York, New York Office:> Date: 8/31/71 Field Office File #: 52-10018 (Sub G) Bureau File #: 52-9”
“8/23/71. At approximately 1+:33 -acme on August 22, 1971 Special Agents THIXTON, B’BCOCK, DAVIS, and HARRTSO) observed a whito male and three white females standing against the wall located in Alcove Driveway, east side of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, located neross from th”
“the Newark Division since prosecution lies in the District of New Jersey. -. In addition, Doctor *** ..... WILLIAM pros ANDERSON, Reverend MILO BILLMAN', Father MICHAEL J. DOYLE, MICHAEL JOHN GIOCONDO, FRANCIS MEL MADDEN, and SARAH TOSI are subjects of separate investigat”
“NK 89-56 'On August 27, 1971, Assistant Uited States Attorney D. WILLIAM SUBIN, Camden, New Jersey, authorized the issuance of a complaint, charging DALE S. CUNNINGHAM with violation of Title 18, United States Code, Sections 111 and 1505, in that he did forcibly assault, re”