“ear older a nd thinner in appearanc e. SA Sammon advised the committ ee that the poor photo graph di d resemble Somerset; however, if the committee had not advised Sammon that it was of Somerset, SA Sammon would be unable to identify him. SA Sammon was not furnished the article t”
“ear older a nd thinner in appearanc e. SA Sammon advised the committ ee that the poor photo graph di d resemble Somerset; however, if the committee had not advised Sammon that it was of Somerset, SA Sammon would be unable to identify him. SA Sammon was not furnished the article t”
“ed a lengthy article from what appeared to be the "Parade" or pictoria l section of th e Miami, Flor ida, Herald, Sunday Supplement Newspaper, which article appeared to be regarding Bill Somerset. This article was furnished SA Sammon briefly in an effort to identify Somerset by p”
“ed a lengthy article from what appeared to be the "Parade" or pictoria l section of th e Miami, Flor ida, Herald, Sunday Supplement Newspaper, which article appeared to be regarding Bill Somerset. This article was furnished SA Sammon briefly in an effort to identify Somerset by p”
“was no such documentary verification furnish ed SA Sammon during his interroga tion, wi th the excep tion of SA Sammon being furnished a lengthy article from what appeared to be the "Parade" or pictorial section of the Miami, Florida, Herald, Sunday Supplement Newspaper, which ar”
“was no such documentary verification furnish ed SA Sammon during his interroga tion, wi th the excep tion of SA Sammon being furnished a lengthy article from what appeared to be the "Parade" or pictorial section of the Miami, Florida, Herald, Sunday Supplement Newspaper, which ar”
“of time involved, and the fact that the photograph was not a good likeness, or Xerox copy, as the ph otograph of Somerset, made him appear older and thinner in appearance. SA Sammon advised the committee that the poor photograph did resemble Somerset; however, if the committee ha”
“of time involved, and the fact that the photograph was not a good likeness, or Xerox copy, as the ph otograph of Somerset, made him appear older and thinner in appearance. SA Sammon advised the committee that the poor photograph did resemble Somerset; however, if the committee ha”
“er, if the committee had not advised Sammon that i t was of Somerset, SA Sammon woul d b e unable to identify him. SA Sammon was not furnished the article to read. NW 65994. Docld:329897,68 Page 8. 6 HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA) : SA Sammon was furnished a name”
“er, if the committee had not advised Sammon that i t was of Somerset, SA Sammon woul d b e unable to identify him. SA Sammon was not furnished the article to read. NW 65994. Docld:329897,68 Page 8. 6 HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA) : SA Sammon was furnished a name”
“h of Somerset, made him appear older and thinner in appearance. SA Sammon advised the committee that the poor photograph did resemble S omerset; however, if the c ommittee had not advi sed Sam mon that it was of Somerset, SA Sammon would be unable to identify him. SA Sammon was n”
“h of Somerset, made him appear older and thinner in appearance. SA Sammon advised the committee that the poor photograph did resemble S omerset; however, if the c ommittee had not advi sed Sam mon that it was of Somerset, SA Sammon would be unable to identify him. SA Sammon was n”
“sh him documentary verification. There was no such documentary verification fur nished SA Sammon dur ing his interrogation, with the exception of SA Sammon being furnished a lengthy article from what appeared to be the "Parade" or pictorial section of the Miami, Florida, Herald, ”
“sh him documentary verification. There was no such documentary verification fur nished SA Sammon dur ing his interrogation, with the exception of SA Sammon being furnished a lengthy article from what appeared to be the "Parade" or pictorial section of the Miami, Florida, Herald, ”
“ticle. SA Sammon was unable to positively identify Somerset, due to the length of time involved, and the fact that t he photo gra ph was not a good li ken ess, or Xerox copy, as th e p hotogra ph of Somerset, made him appe ar older and thinner in appearance. SA Sammon advised the”
“ticle. SA Sammon was unable to positively identify Somerset, due to the length of time involved, and the fact that t he photo gra ph was not a good li ken ess, or Xerox copy, as th e p hotogra ph of Somerset, made him appe ar older and thinner in appearance. SA Sammon advised the”
“eared to be the "Parade" or pictorial section of the Miami, Florida, Herald, Sunday Supplem ent News paper, which article appeared to be regarding Bill Somerset. This article was furnished SA Sammon briefly in an effort to identify Somerset by photograph as it appeared in the art”
“eared to be the "Parade" or pictorial section of the Miami, Florida, Herald, Sunday Supplem ent News paper, which article appeared to be regarding Bill Somerset. This article was furnished SA Sammon briefly in an effort to identify Somerset by photograph as it appeared in the art”
“". NW 65994 Docld:32989752 Page 9 3*- RICHARDSON PREYER, N.C. WALTER E. FAUNTROY, D.C. CHRISTOPHER J . DODD, CONN. LOUIS STOKES, OHIO , CHAIRMAN, YVONNE BRATHWAITE BURKE, CALIF. SAMU STEWX DEVINE, OHIO MCKINNEY, CONN. CHARLES THONE, NEBR. HAROLD S. SAWYER, MICH. HAROLD E. FORD, T”
“Miami teletype is is dated March 28, 1978 and refers to special Bureau instructions to the Albany F ield Office dated August 15, 1977 and October 28, 1977, re William A. Somersett. The Committee would greatly appreciate expedi- tious retrieval of this document and any other refer”
“OLD E. F ORD, TENN. FLOYD J. FITHIAN, IND. ROBERT W. EDGAR, PA. (2 02) 225- 46 24 D oris e Sele ct C omm itte e on As sass inati ons U.S . Ho use of Repr ese ntat ives 33 31 H OUSE OF FICE BUI LDI NG, ANNE X 2 WAS HING TON, D.C . 20 515 Apri l 17, 19 78 4 /21/ 78 F EDER AL G OVER”
“OLD E. F ORD, TENN. FLOYD J. FITHIAN, IND. ROBERT W. EDGAR, PA. (2 02) 225- 46 24 D oris e Sele ct C omm itte e on As sass inati ons U.S . Ho use of Repr ese ntat ives 33 31 H OUSE OF FICE BUI LDI NG, ANNE X 2 WAS HING TON, D.C . 20 515 Apri l 17, 19 78 4 /21/ 78 F EDER AL G OVER”
“ONN. LOUIS STO KES, OHIO, CHAIRMAN, YVONNE BRATHWAITE BURKE, CALIF. SAMU STEWX DEVI NE , OHIO MCK IN NEY, CONN. CHARLE S THONE, NEBR. HAROLD S. SAWYER, M ICH. HAROLD E. FORD, TENN. FLOYD J. FITHIAN, IND. ROBERT W. EDGAR, PA. (202) 225-4624 Do rise Select Committee on Assassinatio”
“ith the exception of SA Sammon being furnished a lengthy article from what appeared to be the "Parad e" or pictorial section of the Mi ami, Florida , Herald, Sunday Supplement Newspaper, which article appeared to be regarding Bill Somerset. This article was furnished SA Sammon br”
“ith the exception of SA Sammon being furnished a lengthy article from what appeared to be the "Parad e" or pictorial section of the Mi ami, Florida , Herald, Sunday Supplement Newspaper, which article appeared to be regarding Bill Somerset. This article was furnished SA Sammon br”
“s. 583 85 S pecifically, the Miami teletype is is d ated March 28, 1978 and refers to special Bureau instructions to the Albany Field Office dated August 15, 1977 and October 28, 1977, re William A. Somersett. The Committee would greatly appreciate expedi- tious retrieval of this”
“s. 583 85 S pecifically, the Miami teletype is is d ated March 28, 1978 and refers to special Bureau instructions to the Albany Field Office dated August 15, 1977 and October 28, 1977, re William A. Somersett. The Committee would greatly appreciate expedi- tious retrieval of this”
“5994 Docld:32989752 Page 9 3*- RICHARDSON PREYER, N.C. WALTER E. FAUNTROY, D.C. CHRISTOPHER J. DODD, CONN. LOUIS STOKES, OHIO, CHAIR MA N, YVONNE BRATHWAITE BURKE, CALIF. SAMU STEWX DEVINE, OHIO MCKINNEY, CONN. CHARLES THONE, NEBR. HAROLD S. SAWYER, MICH. HAROLD E. FORD, TENN. FL”
“5994 Docld:32989752 Page 9 3*- RICHARDSON PREYER, N.C. WALTER E. FAUNTROY, D.C. CHRISTOPHER J. DODD, CONN. LOUIS STOKES, OHIO, CHAIR MA N, YVONNE BRATHWAITE BURKE, CALIF. SAMU STEWX DEVINE, OHIO MCKINNEY, CONN. CHARLES THONE, NEBR. HAROLD S. SAWYER, MICH. HAROLD E. FORD, TENN. FL”
“C. WALTER E. FA UNTROY, D .C. CHRIST OPHER J. D ODD, CONN . LOUIS STOKES, OHIO, CHAIRMAN, YVONNE BRA THWAITE BURKE, CALIF . SAMU STEWX DEVINE, OHIO MCKINNEY, CONN. CHARLES THONE, NEBR. HAROLD S. SAWYER, MICH. HAROLD E. FORD, TENN. FLOYD J. FI THIAN, IND. ROBE RT W. EDGAR, PA. (2 ”
“copies. 5 83 85 Specifically, th e Miami teletyp e is is dated March 28, 1978 and refers to special Bureau instructions to the Albany Field Office dated August 15, 1977 and October 28, 1977, re William A. Somersett. The Committee would greatly appreciate expedi- tious retrieval o”
“HARO LD E. FORD, TENN. FLOYD J. FITHIAN, IND. ROBERT W. EDGA R, PA. (20 2) 225 -462 4 Dori se S ele ct C ommi tte e on Assa ssi nati ons U.S . Ho use of Repr esen tat ives 333 1 H OUSE OFF ICE BUI LDIN G, ANNE X 2 WASH INGT ON, D.C. 205 15 April 17, 197 8 4/ 21/7 8 FE DERA L GO V”
“teletype is is dated March 28, 1978 and refers to special Bureau instructions to the Albany Field Of fice dated August 15, 1977 and October 28, 1977, re William A. Somersett. The Committee would greatly appreciate expedi- tious retrieval of this document and any other references ”
“teletype is is dated March 28, 1978 and refers to special Bureau instructions to the Albany Field Of fice dated August 15, 1977 and October 28, 1977, re William A. Somersett. The Committee would greatly appreciate expedi- tious retrieval of this document and any other references ”
“a four month leeway. This comment. may have been misunderstood by SA S ammon an d ma y have been in jest by Speiser, however, in any regard, Speiser was advised that SA Sammon stood on his previous statement that events occurring 14-17 years ago would be timed as accurately as SA”
“a four month leeway. This comment. may have been misunderstood by SA S ammon an d ma y have been in jest by Speiser, however, in any regard, Speiser was advised that SA Sammon stood on his previous statement that events occurring 14-17 years ago would be timed as accurately as SA”
“Sammon was asked by the committee if he was acquainted with this individual. SA Sammon adv ised the individual was unknown to him. SA Sammon was then advised that this individual was a house painter in Miami, and SA Sammon was asked if Bill Somerset was acquainted with this indiv”
“Sammon was asked by the committee if he was acquainted with this individual. SA Sammon adv ised the individual was unknown to him. SA Sammon was then advised that this individual was a house painter in Miami, and SA Sammon was asked if Bill Somerset was acquainted with this indiv”
“that information. NW 65994 DocId:32989768 Page 7: 5 HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA) At one point during the questioning, when SA Sammon was being questioned as to squad assignment classifications, and identities of Agents of the Miami, Florida, FBI Office from 196”
“that information. NW 65994 DocId:32989768 Page 7: 5 HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA) At one point during the questioning, when SA Sammon was being questioned as to squad assignment classifications, and identities of Agents of the Miami, Florida, FBI Office from 196”
“ion furnished by Somerset while an FBI informant. SA Sammon advised from 1961-1964, it was his opini on that the information furnish File #3 Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collect ion A ct of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW 65994 Date: 11-02-2 021 62-J”
“ion furnished by Somerset while an FBI informant. SA Sammon advised from 1961-1964, it was his opini on that the information furnish File #3 Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collect ion A ct of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW 65994 Date: 11-02-2 021 62-J”
“om 1961-1964, it was his opinion that the information furnished by Somerset was reliable, and that S A Sammon had confidence in that information. NW 65994 DocId:32989768 Page 7: 5 HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA) At one point during the questioning, when SA Sammon ”
“om 1961-1964, it was his opinion that the information furnished by Somerset was reliable, and that S A Sammon had confidence in that information. NW 65994 DocId:32989768 Page 7: 5 HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS (HSCA) At one point during the questioning, when SA Sammon ”
“ing the disorder involving the registration of Meredith at that university. SA Sammon advised that h e and SA Leonard C. Peterson contacted Bill Somerset for background information on this individual and that Somerset was acquainted with house painter and furnished SA Peterson ba”
“ing the disorder involving the registration of Meredith at that university. SA Sammon advised that h e and SA Leonard C. Peterson contacted Bill Somerset for background information on this individual and that Somerset was acquainted with house painter and furnished SA Peterson ba”
“m. SA Sammon was then advised that this individual was a house painter in Miami, and SA Sammon was a sked if Bill Somerset was acquainted with this individual. SA Sammon advised that he then recalled that this individual may be identical to a person -- who was at the scene of the”
“m. SA Sammon was then advised that this individual was a house painter in Miami, and SA Sammon was a sked if Bill Somerset was acquainted with this individual. SA Sammon advised that he then recalled that this individual may be identical to a person -- who was at the scene of the”
“s unknown to him. SA Sammon was then advised that this individual was a house painter in Mi ami, and SA Sammon was asked if Bill Somerset was acquainted with this individual. SA Sammon advised that he then recalled that this individual may be identical to a person -- who was at t”
“s unknown to him. SA Sammon was then advised that this individual was a house painter in Mi ami, and SA Sammon was asked if Bill Somerset was acquainted with this individual. SA Sammon advised that he then recalled that this individual may be identical to a person -- who was at t”