“13-00000 cbustit.istatt C EP 65-951 time he looks depressed, but sometimes angry. He wrote many letters about different subjects and some of these, it seems, We emanate from a patient who is under the effect of a depressive avfeeling. TheThe patient patientwas transferr”
“especially . ,. the trouble involving the F.B.I. and some shooting event. He’ •; *was presented before the Psychiatric stand andat first was .‘ . somewhat reluctant to answer; questions and when asked a question • • that was not due to his liking he would relate ‘this is my .”
“what they were doing, "and just how far my neck is stack out". IDEM A learned they had checked into a local motel. He called IDEN G and passed on this information. IDEN G was relieved, but asked IDEN h to keep an eye on them and report their movements to him. Subsequently, wh”
“13-00000 iistea-..teatoth AP 65-951 to his demands a better rapport was established and a private is winterview was given him. He seemed well oriented ingall duspheres. Speech was of normal flow and coherent. -••He showed no flight of ideas. He denied delusions or halluci”
“13-00000 whe ;TP 65-951 1954 with head injury and brain concussion. He said he was. , admitied to Walter Reed Hospital for a period of approximately • six months and at that time he was unconscious for approximately Ne twenty days. This acciden t left him with a lef t fa”
“14-00000 D. rd the - early evening ?I* CO:4. 1 ro.t42’ possibility th a no L the • as oval: .3 *: -insyeeze* 113 approached ss givity; him a‘ from 20 or pair on me about s family’s • future if he vommined in 412 .oo a :. 30c:0erg voted asserances that the U. Sovemmens mo.”
“14-00000 .5 S E c RET CONTACT REPORT SUBJECT: / . BESABER , mrs or MEETING:. . 7 March 1967 -1. Operational: Met BESABER at his hotel room in Del Pasoo for breakfast. Meet lasted from 0800-0920. Next meet will be . • after Easter. , . - .... fr - ' ■ - 2. Substance ”
“what action was taken with that information as he pointed out during his testimony. Our fil es s how that this information was reported to the police departments in every instance. We also know that in certain instances th”
“OF MIAMI, FLORIDA - VICTIM DATE 12/13/63 REPORT MADE BY INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD 10/7 - 12/9/63 TYPED BY JOHN P. LENIHAN CHARACTER OF CASE ITSP; MF; ITAR - EXTORTION (ACCOUNTING AND FRAUD SECTION) :bjc REFERENCES - : Reports of SA JOHN P. LENIHAN dated 8/31/63, and 10/11/63, at Miami”
“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”
“house,‘ reported to me 1 1 . two men came out and there was some confusion going on around the car and they ■ . couldn’t seem to ba able to start it. ‘ Finally, the two men who had been inside two men - LIHUFF-1 the house left and the other/got in the car and left. None of ”
“without headlights on— followed Sam's car on his short trip in the neighborhood and back to his home. He could not make out the physical description of the driver of the VW. He- has- never- seen this car again. 4. The only other suspicious individual near his home, was "a tal”
“cision) until, he was seen by the case officer in Novem- ber, 1964." NW 50955 DocId: 32423539 Page 61”
“feelings not in fact true and that his case receiving consideration highest levels.. (emphasis added)?" "With this problem which had undoubtedly been bothering Amlash con- * The files do not accurately identify these case officers. and III , however, were the principal case ”
“14-00000 2he ci Subject said he had returned to Doctor Filner who said m: he could not work on Subject’s dentures until approval was granted Subject asked if we knew Doctor Fellner's estimate shad been DM 750.0 C. O. said we knew and that he should go’m” to the-dentist w”
“THE CURB IN THE SAME DIRECTION AS THE SECOND MAN. STEWART NOTED THAT THE SECOND MAN WAS NOT WEARING NW 65994 Docld:32177411 Page 12 PAGE THREE SI 62-2567 UNCLAS”
“Primary stages of decomposition face, back and associated .: discoloration with blistering and skin slippage, she was there, for awhile. Apparent accidental overdose. Photographs taken. Identified by personal papers in victim’s room. Manger of ." hotel identified and intervie”
“her conversation, and seemed completely rational in her ) conversation and actions. CalltJime ACTION TAKEN: As stated above. ___ CHARLES B. GOOD JR._____ CHIEF, BUILDING SECURITY BRANCH DISTR, BJTION: ORIG: DDISEC (PTOS) COPY: CIPHY. SD COPY C.PSD FILE: COPY-BSP and”
“sleep in%the sun. Twice he suggested that Mr. R. wake her up so she would not get burned. He didn’t. 4C (5) Mrs. R. appeared interested in BEWEEP. When he J went swimming Mrs. R followed, proceeded to jump on him and - e. frolic in the water. Mrs. R. paid no attention at all.”
“bus. He intercepted the PAA employee and took the bag and drove it book to the plans. He later told up he opened the bag, one of the ,flight bag variety, and on his own initiative examined the contents. It contained items of apparel used by ladies that will not be further ide”
“for reinterview; however, it was determined that he •, had checked out of the motel and left no forwarding address.. December 20, 1962 to January 22, 1963."""""”.***** :1> * On November 25, 1963, EP T-2 made available clinicals records regarding the subject covering the peri”
“that he ■ had checked ou t of the motel and left no forwarding address. December 20, 1962 to January 22, 1963 00 On November 25, 1963, EP T-2 made available clinical records regarding the subject covering the period when the subject was a patient at theVeteransAdministrati”
“14-00000 13 about her that he couldn’t just dismiss the idea. Moreover, his wife had learned about Velia, and although she was accustomed to Subject’s philandering, she recognized that Velia was a little: different from Subject's other girl friends and was extremely . . : ”
“14-00000 2284, (1) LEVENDERS CBBUny After letting ‘ond off on a dark side road, 1 parked wy car nearby and thin walked back to ny toso. 03 the I new that the old car, tt which we nav and/policeman was there, so l crept through the bushes up to the wall, climbed over th”
“iminal Dir. (one) of Civil Rigisis (-re) 1-CiFi (nci) J Conc Page 62 NW 65994 Docld:32177411 Page 11 PAGE TWO SI 62-2567 UNCLAS APPROXIMATELY 1:00P.M. STEWART ADVISED SHE WAS HEADING EAST ON BROWN STREET APPROACHING THE INTERSECTION OF BROWN AND WASHINGTON STREET WHEN SHE OBSERVE”
“. architect j - "who had a decorating firm, and after his friendship with ADAM was remind, C. : ADAM convinced Subject that it was easy to take money by committing rob-Mee: beries. Subject at first refused to participate, but then agreed becauseioine of his friendship-for ADAM ”
“held it there for a little while then snapped it off and walked back to a good corner inside the house. ' There I waited with the flashlight in hand knowing that the people outside - . could not enter through the front door and if they entered through the back - “coor I’d bea”
“14-00000, -T / •3/3 koton: 6. Ro.zou 4 Co er roach in the werko: of Ge a Creek busi a p. live at C. 3s:S G0 ubject's wife her ( a - %01 as refutes). , feelin: o present ospect to ub. to je for the .7 v :C ..]. uo owned or shots 7 telus !: .2 ect ■"1 approach Dr”
“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”
“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”
“then proceeded to the center of the lobby where they separated. Agents KENOYER and ACHENBACH observed Mr. JAFFEE walk toward the 17th Street end of the lobby and out of sight* All three Agents observed Mrs. JAFFEE walk to the hotel desk, at which SA FLANAGAN was filling out a”
“telephone number or in what name this telephone num ber was assigned. SA Benton was as ked what nam e the apartment was rented in and who paid the apartment rent. SA Benton advised he did not have any knowledge as to the name the apartment was rented in and he did not know who pa”
“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.”
“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 ”
“Air Police had the "Hangar 34 Aron" blocked off two blocks in either direction. 12. TOCHENSKY met me outside the building and informed me thet immediately after take-off subject’s nix-year-old daughter had become extremely airsick and suffered respiratory difficulties, she wa”
“13-00000 PC D • BACKGROUND USE ONLY Pag 2 of 4 CONFIDENTIAL b LIMIT DISTRIBUTION In September 1963 he was accused of committing an act which he now says was bred out of his feeling of hopelessness and desperation. He claims that in a confused way he ' attempted while arme”
“13-00000 EP 65-951 The’ subject stated that he and his wife obtained ■an interlocutory decree of divorce in Los Angeles County on.‘• October 16, 1962 He said that one of the terms of this decree was that he was to have ‘reasonable visitation’s —rights with his two small c”
“This individual had offered to pay $30,000.00 for the total amount of jewelry stolen and had made a NW 64578 Docld:32334046 Page 6 -H- -Cover Page- 87-58729 88 MM 87-14090 ! 00”
“investigator would do in the investi gation of,& lawyer would be to check on his admission to the Bar and with the Grievance Committee; that anybody could have gotten this. Further, I inquired whether he had any information to the effect that assisted Grunewald in the invest”
“id not know who paid the rent o n the a pa rt ment. SA Benton was asked who cleaned up the apa rtmen t since it was their understanding that this location was manned by Age nts 24 hours a day. SA Benton ad vised the apartment complex was kept in a clean and orderly manner by Agen”
“vu - 2 This woman, Bowley stated, was standing across the street from the man lying in the street. : Bowley pulled his car to the right side of the roadway, about 100 yards from where the man was lying and got ouť" on the driver's side and went to the man on the ground. The man h”
“attempt to identify • BROWN as hotel guest. * COVER PAGE -C*- ■ NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 65 *-+1”
“about going to work like any normal person and fiddle with his inventions at night. C. 0. reminded him that if he had not been able to come up with a successful invention after 1 1/2 years of our patronage he should get bis head out of the clouds and join the rest of us. By t”
“tioned on his loyalty to Rowton and insisted that he be asked, "NDo you be- lieve in Rowton?" 4. After a brief break for lunch the examination was given inone of the bed- rooms |K the apartment while Bowton waited in the living room. LIRING/3 . D ATI =/ IMMA 33527 5 COPY a ”
“and humidity prior to being immersed in water. f. cause of death asphyxiation; manner of death ligature strangulation; type of death is murder 9. the point that CARRAFA'S body survaced is a straight line from Jay Knohl's residence; and according to tide tables the surfacing ”
“21 that he was going to kill himself if they sent him home. ■ 22 il You told us that he slashed his wrists and two .psychiatrists i 13 examined him and both found him mentally unstable. 245 Mr. Nosenko. .Right. 0:GI pe* Mr. Klein. What was the point of having the two 7”
“, Paresia (paralysis), partial, left facial nerve Lagophthalmos — left (defective hearing bilateral) . Multiple scars, left forearm, left buttocks, right It. leg, and right knee ESYWSTracheotomy : Fractures, right and left mandibles (jaw).’’ 00 Brain concussion Right hyper”
“14-00000 ’ : CEODET CI! Y -92 . E CRET - IF : L LOPES C L2 00 INTO : LOPEZ IUh YES WHITE UPON HEAR INC 1 AC.LY A. 111 E. : CONILETELY TH CE. - ROF C. he HAD INFORMED LOPEZ AFFA IR .H. -AC LEAR WES IT FF. SOME CENTRAL ETE. T HAI THE 5 FRIENDS MUST i -AusE . Am CAJE”
“charming the other ladics than he spent talking to . - Svijent. »: 97. -C. AP ca 10:30 on ? February, Subject called AEDIEHARD in 5the case officer’s presence. lle was not im. She was told to call later which according to LIENVOY she did but he was still not in. 7. The case”
“1/3 again at 1000 that saae morning . when he had more time to think things ver. L/3 stated that he left • .*• Valdez and Moreno on guard cutside the apartment house (in Moreno’s car) on the possible chance that Crozco would make a run for it. 1/3 stated that under no circums”