| Reéleaséd under the “John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 Use 707 Weter / DATE: .11-14-2017 ve > . . ” oo a . . . ° pag yg - . 4 * > 4 - * ae * FF ~ coed ' ane - eis , 6 eel wee OF os Z . * ~ - a DN 87-8318 + again at that time expressed his position that he would not volunteer to limit his share of the profits in order to comply ‘with. ALDERISIO"s demands. Mr. EGAN stated that ALDERISIO, at this time, -‘stated that he had made an agreement with BRAY to receive a one-third interest in the deal and ALDERISIO added after EGAN stated he did not believe such an arrangement had been _ effected, that ‘he, ALDERISIO; was there at the time the deal was made and that he- “personally believed it. EGAN stated. that: there was no doubt in his mind at that fs time that ALDERISIO was: serious about demanding a one-third Mas portion of: the. whole deal in that he had stated to EGAN that he. oe might just as. well make up his mind to this fact and added that, . a "You know‘we don't use the courts." | yo . EGAN reiterated that this comment by ALDERISIO’ together with others which were made by. him frequently. .and which’ included’ such statements. as "You know who I am" and. "You'know what I meari'’, were: interpreted’ ‘by: -him-as. implied threats indicating that- ALDEREISIO would do anything, that was necessary in order. to accom- plish-his purpose... EGAN ‘stated that as a matter of fact, the demeanor of. ALDERISIO. during the éntire period of the meeting was isuch as to create’ this: impression. and. he. was convinced that the isole objective of the meeting at ‘SAM’KAY's office was to ‘let. him. know. that: this ‘was the situation. EGAN: pointed out ‘that. the matter of his daughter: was not brought. into the conversation. until after he had indicated ~ that he would not consent to ALDERISIO"s demands ‘and for this =: reason, he was not only gravely-concerned for his own saféty but for the. safety of his daughter as:-well. He added that: the. ‘manner in.which his daughter had been brought. into the conversation was: such that he had. £0 assume that. ALDERISIO wanted : him to know AWN ~, | Docld: 32288647 Page 5
[ Releasta under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 USC 7i0y7 Hoter> y DATE: ,11- 14-2017 . a oo, ~ 9 Pow : . , . ° ages - . : ; 2 . foo DN 87-8318 tt that if he cared for her, he would consent to ALDERISIO' s demands for a one-third interest in the entire deal. - EGAN explained | further that although no comment had ‘been made by ALDERISIO as to the specific action that could or would be taken-to influence his demands, EGAN was confident that ALDERISIO did not want there to be any doubt that he would go as-far as necessary and that this could, of course, include either. him or his daughter being maimed or killed. “EGAN concluded that: based upon his interpretation of . all of the various comments made by ALDERISIO, he had.to assume | that the very worst could happen to him and.it was for this ro reason he had discussed the possibility of being afforded ‘pro- po ‘tection and which request was approved and provided at thé direction | of the Departmental Attorneys with whom he had been in close and = frequent contact. ~~ i f atte, ; ' | . | DocId: 322606647 Page 6
I ReTéased under the John FY Kennedy Assassination Records Coltection Act of 1997 Tif isc 7I “2T07F Wotey | ‘ DATE :* Ae “14-2017 soo c - oe - 7 i DN 87-8318 / a manner as to,’ ‘indicate that if he cared for nér, he would consent t _the demands being made for a one-third share in the ~ entire..deal. EGAN concluded that all of the statements made by. ALDERISIO, as well as the manner in which they were made, were | interpreted by. him to have been made for the sole purpose. of Pe a letting him know\,that he would be in danger if he tried to do anything contrary, to ALDERISIO's demands. ALDERISIO SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS SINCE HE IS ALLEGED TO CARRY A! ARMED AND DANGEROUS, ACTIVITIES. DETAILS; \ COQ? | a eee — Sree 7 Loe -- ee wea. : - ; | Docld: 322755647 Page 7