“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.”
“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”
“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”
“the bridge, stated that we must be crossing the Fotomac river now. . Another question was how far was the airport from the house where we were headed. The undersigned agreed that we were crossing the Fotomac and that the area we were going to was over fifty miles from the dis”
“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”
“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”
“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 ”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“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 . . : ”
“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 ”
“he ever served in the capacity 23 of being an informer or informant to the Agency? 24 NW 50955 32203851 Page 84 H”
“before the date of the hearing, oral testimony to be presented at the hearing, 27 and all of the files, records, pleadings and other documents in this case. 28 Defendant was convicted of one count of violation of 18 U.S.C. 29 §371, one count of violation of 18 U.S.C. §1952, th”
“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”
“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”
“. 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 ”
“supervise the preparation of this material? Mr. Belmont. These affidavits were prepared, of course, by the men themselves. 15”
“14-00000 CEC. 1:7. In the Spring of 1945 I was questioned by a Postal Inspector about letter 1 hna mailed approximately one yenr previous for a Kr. Eniren.: ile we.e the Diopleg man for Allen are Jerf son Kirdwape Co. in Murer loons, Ala. I had been vorking : Ith Md:”
“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 .”
“UPV., AND SQUAD #5 - #6 SUPV. AND SQUAD #6 - SCHULE R.. #7 RAGSDALE #8 - STEPHENS #9 - GRAPER ..#10- WOOD-. A #11- KLOEPFER #12- SAUCIER #13- MEARNS #14- LUCAS #15- WILLIAMS #16-DAVIS-E. I #17- SMITH G : & DESTROYED 2-25-76 2-25-76 EMPLOYEE HANDLING INITIAL'S ann T ¥ 2-25-76 2-25”
“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 ”
“that witness has testified at DEATH! TO THE FASCIST PIGS |. $10,000 with sureties •. the bro- the trial: Judge Papp found that N.C.C.F. Detroit ■ NW 88296 Docld:32989574 Page 428 I 4 T6”
“misrepresentation and a fraudulent legal technicality covering "anticipated" financial loss to the phono company.: (My phone bills have always been paid promptly. )' ....... G The police tactics used by your offices--harrassment 3 intimidation, threats, extortionary demands- ”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“’’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”
“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”
“22. Gwendolyn Joyce Patterson Known Affiliation: BPP Violation: CAA - Piracy, Kidnapping 23. James Joseph Patterson : Known Affiliation: BPP • Violation: CAA - Piracy, Kidnapping 24. Grady Love Breazeale Known Affiliation: BPP Violation: ITSMV - Bond default 25. Allan Si”
“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 ”
“resulting in him call to our hendquartera on New Year’s tve. Williamson • asked that aomaone from the Agency be put in contact with him. 3. On the afternoon of 7 January 1975, after verifying through the phione operator that Willianson wan listed in the Carrollton area (ho act”
“Papich 21 at my house. They were absolutely boiling, because they had 410 First Street, S.C. 22 surveiled the Mafia all the way from California to National 23 Airport, and he had got off the plane and was met by a man who 24 was the physical description of Bill to a tee”
“two different approaches that Dave used trying to elicit information from the undersigned and Tom Miller. Dave seems to be quite a perfectionist when it come to things mechanical, while at the Log Cabin, Dave tried on an number of occasions to adjust the TV set. Dave could n”
“always tried to make everyone think that he was doing very well, you known S - was that including you D - yeah, occasionally he would you know make a joke if I don’t get this car sold that I’m not going to have you know, you know some money, things like that, but usually he ”
“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”
“13-00000 tAkitf^mMliiKfim^ CRP 65-951 Attorney, the defense attorney, or upon its own. motion, the • court shall cause the accused to be examined as to his ****** mental condition where it is felt that he may be presently we insane or otherwise mentally incompetent as to b”
“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 ”
“on something like that. I can't imagine anybody wanting something in writing saying I have just charged Mr. Jones to go out and shoot Mr. Smith." (Helms, 7/17, pp. 13-14) NW 50955 DocId: 32423539 Page 172”
“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 ”
“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 ”
“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”
“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”
“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”
“reported one incident as follows: "So rapid were PHONE’s movements, that when he net a friend of his, he hardly paused to speak with him, just waved him off". The second surveillant: "No, it didn't look like that at all, to me. To me it looked like this Indian-looking person ”
“did he ever give you any money at all? D - he offered to do a lot of things for me but I’m not the type person to take them M- Like what did he offer you? D - to put a phone in for me. He offered to get me a car, you NW 88326 Docld:32266807 Page 39”
“manufacture the heat producing product. JAY STAFFORD advised that BROWN called the name of this ingredient and that it either had something to do with, sounded like, or incorporated aluminum. JAY STAFFORD stated that BROWN made a number of references to "swine pigs". BROWN ”
“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”
“eside at 523 Northeast 71st Street. mi, noting B Cover Page NW 65994 Docld:32289461 Page 3 C TP 92-1 On March 15, 1962, CHARLES SAMS, United States Mail Carrier, advised SA STEPHEN J. LABADIE that, although he had carried mail to subject's residence at 2505 Bristol Avenue for the”