“1 4-00000 l i From Mitch Lawrence < Regarding Joe Merola: Information passed on. . to Lt. Van Buskirk per our discussion. Van Buskirk advised that we should have somebody ’ ready to go to court and to dei.v the claim ■ . of Connel that he was working on our behalf. The”
“further believe that I am being coerced into ' , , , taking psychiatric examination and/or consultation by the ' OS resulting undue delay in bringing me to trial.””7. "I have read this statement consisting of this and 3 other pages, and it is true and correct...-- 4. Set ai”
“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”
“above-mentioned bar ■ on 14th Street, and in order to be recognized, he was to place three nickels on the bar in line with a dime placed directly over the middle nickel. He said the CIA told him .. that since this matter involved domestic rather than foreign intelligence he ”
“the assignment at the above-mentioned bar ‘3 on 14th Street, and in order to be recognized, he was to . HaG place three nickels on the bar inline with a dime placed Nidirectly over the middle nickel. He said the CIA told him mass re that since this matter involved domestic ra”
“-2- 5. The aforementioned investigation satisfied me that the facts set forth in Exhibit A are a truthful account of Mr. Rosselli’s activities as described therein. Sect Sworn to before me this 17th day oftune, 1971. Dane P. Jones NOTARY PUBLIC May Commission expires ”
“13-00000 EP 65-951 in the presence of El Paso Police Department i. Detective THOMAS F. MC CONNELL, JR, and his partner, * NAGELL stated that he desired to talk to Special Agents a. of the FBI. He stated that he did not desire to talk in the presence of anyone else and De ”
“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”
“y on February 14, 1951, the informant ascertained that Eckert had returned at approximately 1:15 .m. , Presinterview with(Cooley) and wade erran penta to scak with De rena. NW-65994-Bocld:92989561-Page-9- EX-114 CONFIDENTIAL 1 The Attorney General OTCAL SCERITY - - Mr. C. A. Evan”
“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”
“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 ”
“13-00000 •.azuniAAerAMAssEa tour- =*o*A.muw-o-er-r-E", EP 65-951 c free and voluntary statement to Edward Joseph Murphy and George . E. Aiken, who have identified themselves to me as Special ‘ Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. They have ■ xadvised me that the”
“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.”
“Deposition of John See Iso, 5/16/78, p. 26. 533/ HSCA Deposition of Herbert Manell, 4/28/78, p. 36. 534/ See above. Cf. "Foul Foe’ manuscript, pp. 268-269. 535/ HSCA Deposition of Barbara Manell, 4/28/78, p. 52. 536/ HSCA Deposition of Alan White, 5/18/78, p. 26-28. 537/ Ibi”
“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”
“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 ”
“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 ”
“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”
“supervise the preparation of this material? Mr. Belmont. These affidavits were prepared, of course, by the men themselves. 15”
“-15- protection for you. and your kid, and if you don't go ahead and tell them the name of these here people how you gonna do it? ML: Munn. FS: You know we get back to the same thing again. Yeah 9 you’re looking for protection. So far the people you've worked with, so fa”
“worked over a six year period. God damn it - that, that Justice Department will say, hey baby we want to see you and we want.to see your, files on this girl. And baby they got, to go and come up with it. And if they don't come up with it they’re in trouble. They’re, in trou”
“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”
“convictions at El Paso, Texas, which the official spokesmen and - the press have so neatly labeled as being for "bank robbery," let one of .the government's own spurious records, the appelate court decision that finally yawned a judgement of acquittal in my case, give its vers”
“h J-315 DATE: 6 December 1968 CR NO: 1-B-CR-284-68 PROJECT: QUASHED 10 (8) CIRCUMSTANCES OF CONTACT: a. c/O met subject at 1330 hours, 3 December 1968, for the purpose of terminating the source. Most of the meeting consisted of having lunch while the c/O permitted the source to r”
“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”
“13-00000 P65-951 -l.!.l" "I have read this statement consisting of this and I0 —two other pages, and which I have initialed, and it is true fwas s and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. J "/s/ Richard Case Nagell t’Witness: 2 <<;>'0n’^ 13-99723 e * leghe, M”
“nown) at 7:45 P. M., when COSTELLO again pulled up on the lot in back of his office in his Cadillac。 He said COSTELLO a couple of minutes later called up- stairs to him in the radio tower to inquire where DUNCAN DAVIS was at that time. MC CANN said he informed COSTELLO he NW 6599”
“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 ”
“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”
“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”
“Senator was in- strumental in getting SUBJECT out of the military. Source knew of no other efforts or attempts made by either Source or Nagell to get SUBJECT separated from the military service. Source - could not offer any further information concerning Nagell and had not se”
“’’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”
“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”
“he would help you get out of the Army? A. Yes, he said he would’speak to a. friend, Richard Nagel, and see what he could do. Q. Did he ever .tell you what he ’did’ to help you get out of the Army? A. No. EOE Have you ever associated with any dissident, anti-Army, or anti-war ”
“why we found him—for your future use, so that you will know how to operate. But LANGELLE was not guilty. It was not LANGELLE who was guilty. Another ~person was responsible for the compromise. Next time." *0”
“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”
“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”
“arrangements. ■ Flynn stated that at no time from 1959 to 1963 did the Interviewer Signature Typed Signature Robert Genzman Robert Genzman Harold Leap Date transcribed June 26, 78 NW 50955 DocId: 32256843 Page 3 By: ROSS Form #4-A”
“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”
“regarding his desire to return to the United States had the appearance of being dictated since they contained none of his usual grammatical errors and used legal language with which he would not have been familiar. "6. Mr. WILLEMS noted that Mrs. OSWALD had introduced a statement”
“one shot into the air to make certain the gun was in working order and then entered the premises and NW 66000 Docld:32261315 Page 6 James Robert Todd Interview Page 5.”
“RES/cmb (3) Approved: 542007078 NW 65994 DocId:32989738/ Page 11 DOC Transmitted (Number) (Time) GRE Per GPO: 1977 0225-539 CG 87-45634 himself to this female and stated that he wished to speak with O'HARA for the purpose of informing O'HARA of something. Beyond that, the purpose”
“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.”
“ments made by he and DROLLER, and who subsequently dropped DROLLER off in the vicinity of the motel. NW 65924 Docld:32398946 Page 2 2- 5. Subsequently, the writer departed from Miami on National Airlines flight 201 enroute to Washington on the same plane as DROLLER, but no contac”
“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 ”
“This was objected to by attorney Robert Thaller, prosecutor in the case. The judge sustained the objection and MacVane did not have to answer the question. Asos finished his questioning and Thaller began a short cross examination. Thaller asked if MacVane ever heard Merola me”
“13-00000 crantatieseouinensinnlisie-k "The EP 65-951 ■ to participate in a psychiatric consultation and/or examination. ‘I believe that this is a violation of my right to a speedy trial as guaranteed to me by Amendment 6 of the Constitution. . . "In relation to the foreg”
“. 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 ”
“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”