“in Frankfort, Eontuezy, on the evening of July 3, 1574. On this appearance by BROT at the Stafford Lock Shop on July 22, 1974, BROUN discloses that he had read this article concerning JAY and his brother LATRY and advised that he felt who Sa doc ilon abe 3 - —w—o-d-w goYA ”
“-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: Mmm. 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 far t”
“supervise the preparation of this material? Mr. Belmont. These affidavits were prepared, of course, by the men themselves. 15”
“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 ”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“nsider our position in light of the post the possible insistence by Justice for subject's testimony. CS/R FLBragg (9 April 1956) Orig DD(ICS) DD(PPS) - Subject File Chrono NW 65924 Docid:32362047 Page 2. EBRET RLDanneman”
“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.”
“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”
“-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”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“ML: It was agreed that he would do it. FS:' Alright, now what did your husband do. Did he open the door for the agents? ML: Yes he did. FS: Did he go in, for what, one agent, two agents? ML: Two agents. FS: Two agents. Was Uncle Al one of those agents? NW 50955 DocId:32423”
“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”
“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”
“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 ”
“his mother contacted the U.S. Embassy and were per- Interviewer Signature Typed Signature Beffi OB Clifford A._ Fenton,_ Jr.____ -_____ Date transcribed 9-8-78 By: br Form #4-A NW 8832G Docld:32255901 Page 3”
“14-00000 -0' does (2 ) to get at the door handle, and that I had no idea who they were etc. I was . sufficiently scared end put the car in reverse, backed up and took it down 1 and parked it out of right. I explained that I had climbed over the back wall and co on. They we”
“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”
“’’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”
“-23- FS: It could be very dangerous. ML: • Yeah, yeah, I said... FS: You could get caught, you could be killed. ML: I said suppose, you know, we’re working in the precinct on a local level - that’s breaking and entering, right? And my husband and.I dis, you know we discuss”
“-23- FS: It could be very dangerous. ML: Yeah, yeah, I said... FS: You could get caught, you could be killed. ML: I said suppose, you know, we're working in the precinct on a local level - that's breaking and entering, right? And my husband and I dis, you know we discussed”
“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”
“1! ts tellew moved over and joined another Mexican who was standing a' the uardz Avenue entrance to the Alameda Hotel, I called HLGART ‘attention to these two and suggested that he leave, being very careful to alonci, himself, while I checked these fellows to be absolutely ce”
“23 whether Mr. Turton went over and .talked to Mr. Cotter directly, 24 or whether Mr. Cotter just made the entre with the San Francisco 25 NW 50955 DocId:32281990 Page 13”
“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 ”
“which he rereund to Irrer. cud 33 i mking to 1*2005 0- 23 1 we 9 ** ii-**. &P • ves ••w Av • . • 4*- ) philprophies world rain -4 a G-ont deal 05 friends. .. LADEY GAFTOND novised tintenomr clade : to be a publisher or distributor of some type of magnaine and the inpr”
“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”
“Ibid., p. 81. 654/ See discussion above. 655/ Phillips Interview, 8/30/78, p 5. 656/ Foul Foe manuscript, pp. 268-269. Emphasis added. 657/ HSCA Deposition of John Scelso, 5/16/78, pp. 63-64. 658/ HSCA Deposition of John Scelso, 5/16/78, pp. 64-65. 17 659/ David A. Phillips”
“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”
“chart insofar as their criminal activity, their mode of business, tlieir crim- . an examination of : 1962 shows that we inal history, et cetera ; is that correct? unsolved, a solutic Mr. Brown. That is correct. through 1962, all 8: Tlie CHAIRMAN. It may be received as exhib”
“been converted into utility space containing two rooms, one of those rooms being walled with a paneling material and unfinished and the other room used to store what appeared to be personal items. JAY STAFFORD advised that neither he nor his brother LAAkY considered BROWN’s”
“to move in we would visit Interviewer Signature Typed Signature Joseph J. Basteri and Albert Maxwell Duster Date transcribed Rife 5-24-78 NW 66000 Docld:32261315 Page 3 By: Form # 4-A James Robert Todd Interview Page 2.”
“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 ”
“13-00000 Tay 24397 Department of Alcoholic Leverage Control. I withdraw my request for a hearing in this matter, by the State Personnel Board. ■ "I hereby state that the sole reason for this withdrawal of my appeal end request for a hearings is because of my financial sit”
“• 1 LS 185-6 e 0 A advised that he at one time was a friend of DEORTING E. and believed that- DMORTIKG’s • s younger brother had experience with nitroglycerin and" had perhaps attempted to, or had in fact, produced nitroglycerin in the garage of DECRTING’s’n residence ”
“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”
“959 NW 64578 Docld:32334692 Page 2 HER 922892/05 REC-96 23 AUG 27 1959 1 EX-102 A коздобера PAGE TWO GETTING HURT UNQUOTE. PCI TELEPHONED SA ALDEN SEVEN THIRTYFIVE PM AUGUST TWENTYFOUR SAYING JELSEN TOLD HER THINGS WERE TOO HOT TO OPERATE, THAT SHE WANTED HER TO GO TO FARMERSVILL”
“I think it would be well if you would comment on that, Mr. Director. Mr. Hoover. Of course, we have interviewed his mother and his wife, and all his relatives, and everybody that he is known to have associated with. His mother I would put in a category of being emotionally un”
“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”
“address. He said he didn’t give it out to anybody, and at times he said he wished he could tell me things but he just couldn't and a awful lot of times he indicated things but a didn't come right out and say M - such as D uh, right off I can’t think M - did he ever make ”
“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 ”
“4-00000 EVES UNLY can be determined, cietisih "fronted" for all arrangements. 11. Security Office investigation conducted variously from . through 17 Septemberyl(1959 off 25. May Fo-moorreflected no sub. scantive derogatory information germane to the case. TVEQ 27 L(L)”
“ich roen ves a double reca and that he would be moved to a single reea as soon as ons teams availabl e, said ho noted GALT was driving a black car, probably a Ford, bearing an cut-of-stato licenco plate (stato of registration not - rocalled), and that the car w as possibly a 1 95”
“did he gamble any to your knowledge D - when he was younger he gambled but he didn’t gamble any .more M - but the time that you have known him, your knowledge he has never gambled D- no he quit gambling M - how do you know that he gambled when he was younger D - well h”
“for the purpose of establishing rapport. After my acquittal (in 1968, not in 1967) I did not "drop from sight,"”
“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”
“-36- they had about 30, 30 families who resided there and their mission was there. And we became very friendly with them because of one incident, especially my husband, took, went to see his mother and left me in charge of the building. That same day they had a so- called ”