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072 Docld: 32989529 Page’2 tS . cabin in the Pennsylvania mountains where it-had been anticipate -: _ discussions would be had between break-in leaders and our Philade wa | OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 av, 3 . 5010-106 MAY 1962 EDITION ~ UNITED STATES rae Memorandum “DATESuLy 7,: 1971 \. ‘1 - Mr. Sullivan: 1 —- Mr.. Bishoo * : 1 ~ Mr..-.Rosen >L=- - C.D.Brennai _ il = Mr.. Shroder . 1 - Mr. Callahan. - ‘2 - Mr. Campbell : 1 - Mr.” Dalbey - >i - Mr. Schutz: :1~ Mr. Gales . -l- Mr: Mohx aS ss wo rns . ot 2. a ae 3 res ve ars . . vtae x aa x 2 ae mn aa “ In Connection with ‘ ‘our | gnvestigation ints “the smrgiLary of the Media Resident  Bgeney. during the’ night of Maxch’ By so7ty on the ‘apediial have returned to their field offices: of assignment Bi . Two. more ‘are scheduled to return this weekend ,- leaving a halance oF a7 “lL, including SAC Moore.. a (oD tet eel AS not a, SAE We have discontinued the electronic surveillance of ae source relative to future break-ins. -John Peter Grady, ¥EC_ has f.. . been developed as ‘the principal subject in Medburg aryl the ~ - instigator of the majority. of draft board break-ins Chrosghout the “* ‘East Coast,. never appeared at ‘the cabin as he stated he would. There is no indication his failure to. appear was des to Sny’ rehing else . but irresponsibility on his part. Our informant continuss ito _-. maintain contact with others of the Berrigan group, and at is Ropetut information pertinent ‘to this, investi gation will be obtaindd . ‘through.’ . this ‘source.’ OO = <A my Of primary interest ‘is the fact our investigation . in the Camden, New Jersey, area has resulted in the location of Srady , his Si . hidecut,..and the insertion of another source into @ grou whick ig-:*- led by? Grady, and which ‘is currently planning a “"hic,". presumably on a dratt board, and/6z. Army Intelligence office in the Camfen, New Jersey, Federal Building. . Our informant has esteblished himself wit the ‘group and is ‘in a position 6. bée“aware of detailed ;plans celati ive to this proposéd hit. “ic “ - _ “2 = - . The break~i nas. been. tentatively set for the’ wegkend o= duly 17 - 18; 1971. > However}! definitéfartangementss have® mot as yet: been Formulated. Ypppropriate ‘safety measures ‘have Deen instituted to protect our Cainden’ Resident Agency, which is in the seme building As previously indicated in our memorandum of June 2B}: ism, dealing with the latest phase of our investigati on, it.is Imperative no dissemination be made of this information outside the FRE at this time. When full: facts become known, considePeeion WiLL de given =o. disseminating this information on a need—to-know basisT == is our HAS: jyl (12), bm etemee o Sh ot mermmememenom men tee epee ag tee
a% _lopronat fee HO, 10 ce "FRAY 1962 EDITIC : ae GSA GEM, REG, NO. 27 @ _Tolsongatat oy © UNITED STATES ons ry Tere A Sree Se PY SIN VRELOPE, fie i4 fe ate \ wkewwe' y bud Tin atta Bk soit ys oe a &} } (Gra me Brdunan, C.D. TO : My. Sulliveiy.g DATE: July 19, 1971 - Callahan Casper Conrad ee Dalbey Gale —~ 4 SUBJECT: : 1 - Mr. Sullivan Ponder fs it~ Mr. Rosen EE FROM : a. rosen {W -1 - Mr. Shroder Walters . , 1 ” Mr. Campbell mele. Room —— CORTE EN aT “2 - Mr. Schutz 1 - Mr. Ponder — Hoimes _ BURGLARY OF FBI RESIDENT 1 ~- Mr. Mohr L- Mr. Dalbey °%* a AGENCY, MEDIA, PA. 1 - Mr. Bishop 1 - Mr. Gale £ tif 3-8-71 1 - Mr. C.D. Brennan balers | [beeeecans with, ¢he development of information indicating a planned_ “ OT NW 35072 Doold: 32989525 ma yPR \.: Rt 5 aan This is to summarize the current status of our inves- tigation of captioned matter and to consider future plans in break~in, at the/Post Office Building, Camden, New Jersey, scheduled for July 25, 1971. . John Peter Grady, a close associate of the Berrigan | brothers, according to several sources, claims to have planned and participated in the Media burglary. He was allegedly assisted by t Fathers Joseph O'Rourke, Peter Fordi, and Edward McGowan. In addition, at least three other alleged associates of the Berrigan group are believed to have participated. Through information trecently developed, Grady has been pinpointed as the individual . who masterminded at least 14 of the 18 break-ins of various as Government facilities during the past two years. He currently {7 ‘heads up what is termed the “action group" and is reported reliably as being a staunch advocate of "hits" on Federal facilities as a means of embarrassing the Federal Government. During the past several weeks, we have been successful in inserting a highly productive source into a group led by Grady which is presently planning a break-in of the draft board office bith alternate targets being Military Intelligence and the FBI esident Agency, ail located in the Post Office Building at Camden, New Jersey, a Government reservation. The early morning hours of sunday , July 18, 1971, was the original target date. However, Philadelphia has now reported that, in all probability, the a would be delayed until July 25, 1971, in order to allow elements 7 rom the Newark, New Jersey, area to participate. Under the t direction of SAC Roy K. Moore, on special Medburg assignment, with | the cooperation of SACs, Philadelphia and Newark, arrangements have been perfected aimed at apprehending these individuals red~handed. Hopefully, O'Rourke, Fordi, and McGowan will participate in the Camden break-in as well as others involved in the Media burglary. Precautions have been taken to cover our Resident Agency at ail In addi tionyywengonnet are on continual alert to swing into Sdate be unexpectetity ~atvance®, BE y) fl we Zoot Qe 7y ine Gul! Jerie * eee “ TNS Para ES “" vr aot ~ t . 7 ‘ f* ‘ « AN Uk LY Vda. HAs at 10 vee Sk aly times. action should the hit apc: MO “ewe won ly LACS Ae 7 AUG % i971 Page 4
~— peberereth - So NW 55072_ Memorandum to Mr. Sullivan Re: Burglary of FBI Resident Agency Media, Pennsylvania, 3-8-71 aon With respect to the proposed Camden break-in, it was recognized from the outset that secrecy was imperative-~both from the standpoint of protecting our source who has successfully associated himself to a very close degree with Grady and, more ‘important, insuring there be no leak which would scare off Grady and his group. By memoranda June 28 and July 7, 1971, we pointed out the importance of keeping these plans confidential, it being imperative that there be no dissemination outside the FBI at this time. It is SAC Moore's recommendation we not alert at this time any agencies having an interest and/or located in the Post Office Building. This would include General Services Administration, the military, Selective Service, and Postal authorities. To do so might result in activity which could very well alert the alleged perpetrators who are very sensitive to any unusual activity and who have the Post Office under surveillance. It should be noted the Internal Security Division of the Department has requested it be advised of all matters having any possible connection with the Berrigan group. None of the individuals known to. be planning participation in the Camden break-in are among those indicted with Berrigan in the Eastcon case. Nevertheless, it appears persons associated with the Berrigan group are involved in the planning of the Camden break-in and all seem to. be inextricably intertwined in the Berrigan and Eastcon philosophies. Tt is also noted that in a memorandum dated March 29, 1971, the Internal Security Division indicated, in view of the interest of that Division in those individuals associated with Eastcon and the Berrigan supporters, they desired the Media case be handled in its entirety by the Special Litigation Section of the Internal Security Division. They also requested that in addition to communications, all prosecutive presentations should be made to the Special Litigation Section. ACTION: In view of the above developments. indicating a tentative action date for July 25, 1971, it is recommended this matter. be presented at this time to the Special Litigation Section well in advance of the target date in order that there can be no question concerning the propriety of our proposed action. The Bureau obviously must fulfill its responsibilities in this case which might involve the apprehension of from 15 to 25 individuals in the commission of the intended break-in of the Post Office Building. In order to preclude as much as possible any unforeseen difficulties, s CONTINUED. - OVER oD we Boold: 32989529 Page 5 sr ae 7 |
Memorandum to Mr. Sullivan ' Re: Burglary of FBI Resident Agency Media, Pennsylvania, 3-8-71 it is recommended that SAC Roy K. Moore, who has ‘tthe responsibility for the overall direction of this situation, be immediately instructed to report to Bureau Headquarters for a full discussion of his proposed plans. If approved, SAC Roy Moore, representatives of the Spyecial Investigative Division and General Investigative i Division, and Mr. Dalbey will present this matter to the Special Litigation Section of the Department with reference to the : contemplated prosecutive action in the event a break-in should . occur. Bor In view of the sensitive nature of this material, tickler copies are being hand carried. CAL ba Pneapste aston beans ”* aera o Daan apo. Wee oe clude Gore MaLS . fe > wo aie ? ca [ev e 9 f- nae 5 - wR N fete ctl Ae” ye L. i a Foe pe 74 fe need gvt haf, NW 55072 Doold: 32989525 Page 6 ~3-
NRG&OL PH CODE . . epg ° FIMO rom con a VE sti des Rl Bo” i PEMA GI25AN URGENT 7-26-71 JEW; | ‘ TO DIRECTOR cen FROM PHILADELPHIA’ (52-7165) : : MEDBURG (CAMDEN ACTION) a { ccsuamamsoainl INFORYANT '° 7 HAS BEEN ATTENDING NIGHTLY MEETINGS RE CAMDEN ACTION WITH JOHN PETER GRADY, THE PRINE MEDBURG SUSPECT. SOURCE DEBRIEFED AT LENGTH ON DAILY BASIS AND ADVISED As FOLLOWS” ~ ‘ON SEVEN TWENTY LAST SOURCE ADVISED IN DETAIL AS TO PRESENT PLANS UTILIZED IN FORTHCOMING CAMDEN “RIP OFF" OF DRAFT BOARD CAMDEN FEDERAL BUILDING. SOURCE FURNISHED POSITIONS OF LOOK-OUTS, OUT RIDERS AND CUT OFF CARS AS WELL AS ESTABLISHED PROCEDURES. SOURCE FURZISHED A PARTIAL LIST OF PERSONNEL TO BE UTILIZED BY GRADY. BURING PERIOD SEVEN TWENTY~ TWENTYFOUR LAST GRADY AND GROUPS CONDUCTED NIGHTLY SURVIELLANCE OF CAMDEN FEDERAL BUILDING FOR PURPOSE OF GETTING ADDITIONAL INFO REGARDING POLICE PATROL PATTERN, NIGHT WATCHNEN’S ROUNDS AND GENERAL VEHICULAR AND PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC IN VICINITY OF CAMDEN FEDERAL BUILDING END PAGE ONE od OSURR | NW 55072 Docld:32989529 ~Page"T-~ > + EM
- PH 52-7165 “ eee tt ON SEVEN TVENTY THREE LAST GRADY GAVE SOURCE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY oo DOLLARS AND INSTRUCTED SOURCE TO PURCHASE THREE CITIZENS BAND WALKIE TALYIES. SOURCE PURCHASED WALKIE TALKIES ON SEVEN IWENTYFOUR SEVENTY QUE. ONE WALKIE TALKIE OBTAINED BY BUREAU TO MONITOR GRADY'S TRANS- NISSTONS | BY PREVIOUS AGREEMENT, ROBERT GOOD, NEW YORK DEFENSE COMMETTE 5 ET WITH GRADY AT COLLINGSWOOD Ned» REGARDING CAMDEN ACTION AND. THEN PROCEEDED TO 3EW YORK CITY TO RECRUIT NEEDED ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL. O1 Wea Wark City SS\in TWENTYFOUR LAST GOOD RETURNED FROM NoYeC. IN COMPANY OF ANt DUMIAM AND FATHER EDWARD Jo MURPHY. ON SEVEN TWENTYFOUR LAST GOOD, DULIAM, AED BUAPKY ATTENDED MEETING WITH GRADY MICHAEL GIOCONDO , ASIVA RICCI, KATHLEEY RIDOLFI, AND FATHER MICHAEL DOYLE AND SOURCE. GRSUP PARTICIPATED IN SURV{ELLANCE AT WHICH TIME A DRESS REHEARSAL WAS CONEUCTED UTILIZING PRE-ESTABLISHED PEDESTRIAN AND VEHICULAR LOOK- UT OFF CARS AND OBSERVATION POSTS. ALSO UTILIZED WERE PRE- EST.3LISHED CODED RADIO AND VISUAL SIGNALS. (THIS DRESS REHERSAL OBSERVED AND MONITORED BY BU AGENTS) END PAGE TNO NW 55072 Doclad:32989529 Page @ 20 -: 5p lowes epee ee cee gees
PAGE THREE PH 52-7165 cuSJECT MURPHY REVEALED TO SOURCE THAT JOE O°ROURKE, PETE FORDI AND ED MC GOWAN ARE POSSIBLE PARTICIPANTS. SOURCE ASCERTAINED FROM RICCI THAT TWELVE OTHER INDIVIDUALS (SAUES NOT KNOWS) FROM PHILADELPHIA WILL ALSO PARTICIPATE. MURPHY SEVEALED TO SOURCE THAT THIS ACTION IS "MOST DETAILED AND BEST PLOIZED THAT HE HAS SEEN.” MORPHY EXPRESSED GREAT INTEREST 18 ; NILETARY INTELLIGENCE AND FBI RESIDENT aGENCY LOCATED ON FOURTH \.D SECOND FLOORS OF FEDERAL BUILDING RESPECTIVELY « MRUPHY AND DUNHAM WILL RETURN TO NEW YORK CITY THIS DATE (MONDAY) TL CONTACT O'ROURKE AND OTHER PARTICIPANTS. - GRADY ADVISED SGURCE THAT "RIP OFF” WILL TAKE PLACE ON SAT- a Geena . -AY OR SUNDAY NIGHT BETWEEN ELEVEN THIRTY PM AND TWELVE FIFTEEN *. GRADY FEELS OPTIMUM CONDITIONS EXIST ON THESE NIGHTS)» PLANE ED we ee Pw “TT FROM FEDERAL BUILDING WILL BE BETWEEN THREE AM aiND FOUR FIFTEEN SOURCE FEELS A FULL DRESS RENERSAL WILL BE NEEDED TO INCLUDE -- PARTICIPANTS BEFORE ACTUAL HIT. FBI WA ee Sapahisaniin aig enebateewinsantcebael Kerby! AMARA TANAEATOR! OH pk IRA NRT Edun ROI Mn ate i Doold: 32989525 NW 55072 Page 5
iR 981 PH CODE _ » 8 O695AN ENT 8<8-71 JEW TO DIRECTOR O2- 94527) NEWARK (5 2- 6B 17) FROM PHILADE ‘LPHIA (52-T1S5 SuB-S) MEDBURG 3 CAMDEN ACTION. OO: PHILA. PRINCIPAL SOURCE, CAMDE’ , ACTION ERO ZERO P.M. SATURDAY AUGLTT SE. LA! A TYG THO NINE COOPER ST., CAMOTY, “ i, JOHN PETER GRADY NOT PRESENT AS HE WAS VISITING FAMILY AT itu gTSSSY SEASH CTIVE SUR=- VICLLANCES FROM ROOF OF TOhi Ueted “UTS, AND LLANCES <Z COMMENCED NIQE FIVE FIVE P.M. SATIOLAY AUGUST SEVEH LAST AND CON- - TILUED TO FOUR FIVE ZERO 4.%, SUNS SUQUST EIGHT, FOLLOWING MC GOUAN, FATHER “0 ae ae te} Teg 7) fet “ i L t a 3 en? 4 wid ret we] => ns cy qj. @ PERSONS PRESENT AND EDYUARD J. MURPHY, FATHER AICH4EL «ft. SOYLE, ROBENT HARDY, ROBERT W. WILLIAMSON, KATHLZES M4. RGHOLSI, 4 LTA A. RICCI, MICHAEL J. G1OCONDO ROBERT G@. GOOD, ARE DUCHAT, HIERN UTICEES WHITE FEMALE. ws N CAMDEN, Bid. ROOF TOP AND Oc-o7N01! SURVIELLANCES OBSERVED, SUBJECTS COMMUNICATIONS MONITORED AND NTCcrLTD INT SUBJECTS PHOTO- GRAPHED AT THEIR SURVIELLAUGE 2057S. AT APPROXIMATELY TWELVE THREE ZERO Aw. MC GOVAN AUD MURPHY TOLS -CURCE THE PLANS TO BREAK~IN APPEAR iy END PAGE ONE co RECT ain 4 i : aS adhe NL . rs a ata a .. ~ % » ae NE WTA Mr ont ty . 4 ACTEM yaw sine: cam ; xe ; vg Pee rN ee HSALS : to 8 te qe “sow Pk See . ed oe ey Bee OY ek tt VL Me Bee pee OAR mene Ana j [Sst ile Sele ecans! Mw Boo 72 4 . cennw se teed DRT RENTERS Open et more SF le 8 aig mine eR NRHN EEE EERIE LET OY RETRO _ . Page 10 eo rrmeremcer amare oeeamteraemtne tnt «et screener ee msgeene ey So Doold: 32989525
PAGE TWO + PH 52-7165 SUB - S EXCELLENT-THAT THEY. VYOULD RETURN TO NEY YORK CITY AND BRING TWO MORE EXPERIENCED PEOPLE INTO CAMDEN NEXT WEEK~ ALL WAS READY TO EXECUTE MEXT WEEKEND, AUGUST FOURTEEN DASH FIFTEEN NEXT. THEY TOLD SOURCE WILLIAMSON WAS GOOD MAN AND HAD EXPERIENCE Ik PRIOR BREAKINS.. SINCE SOURCE HAD YORKED ALL DAY SATURDAY AUGUST SEVEN LAST, HE WAS RELEASED FROM SURVIELLAN CE DUTIES AT APPROXIMATELY TWELVE FORTY EIGHT A.M. SUEDAY AUGUST EIGHT BY MC GOWAN AND MURPHY AND TOLD TO GET SOME SLEEP - THAT THEY HAD SUFFICIENT PERSONNEL TO COMPLETE SURVIELLANCES DURIRG EARLY A.M. HOURS OF SUNDAY AUGUST EIGHT. sac MEDBURG Sear tRRE WITH BUREAU SINCE GRADY NOT ON SCENE NO BREAKIN ATTEMPTS MADE AND I VIEW OF PLANS FORMULATED FOR BREAKIN NEXT WEEKEND - DECISIO?N MADE TO MAKE ARRESTS NEXT WEEKEND. BUREAU WILL BE KEPT ADVISED OF DEVELOPMENTS, WM FBI YA i * : | : | ‘ | i | j : | | 4 ootd:32989529 Page 11 !
FEDERA.. BUREAU OF INV ZSTIGATI oN PD258. (Rov. 12-19-67) OATE INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD Qo / _ 519/72 1/27/72 ~ 5/4/22 - TITLE OF CASE REPORT MADE BY [TYPED & . J ‘DALE SPEERS CUNNINGHAM; ROBERT H. WALLER (A) mix SA ROBERT H. WALLER-VICTIM CHARACTER GF CASE SOS —— REPORTING OFFICE NEWARK OFFICE OF ORIGIN NEWARK \ ~ AFO and 0OJ ~ * Tr Ne ee oe artnet, Te ee cae EFERENCES: Newark report of SA ROBERT'H. WALLER dated 12/29/71. ~ Philadelphia airtel to Newark dated 2/3/72 “7 ; New York lettezs to Newark dated 3/9/72 and 4/29/72 Sacramento letter to Newark dated 4/13/72, _(P) LEADS NEW YORK ‘AT NEW YORK, NY: Will continue efforts to locate and interview PHILIP TRACY as requested in referenced report. NEWARK AT CAMDEN, NJ: Will follow and report prosecutive action USDC, Camden, Nd. aecoureese CLAIMED =) NONE ACQUIT- CASE WAS SEEM: oe CONVIC. | AUTO. | eines | SAVINGS __ RECOVERIES | TAL . PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [_Jyxes 2 Lo pe§ PENOING PROSECUTION ENODN TIO! } OVER SIX MONTHS . (oves £7 hg SPECIAL AGENT APPROVED nn cHanes DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW COPIES MADE: ~ . } — , peBureau og ae , . 55 2-94527 ee “USA, Newark SOVRESoRES Attn: AUSA Pete AUDINO : \ 4-New York (89-185) 182 MAY 15 1972 2-52~10018 . 2-Philadelphia (89-118) : seston | _ L+52~7165~-sub~5 : 35 Newark— ae of Attached Report Notations er Agency i! Request Recd. Be tee. mi. it Date Fwd. S How Fwd , _ : Bone—pdléea-soyeol oe na a ne ae i ne eet Ray arn
On o yo Fp-204 (Rev. 3-3-59) © a: / * ¢ UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ; —— FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ae Oy Copy to: 1-USA, Newark +" ATTN; AUSA JOSEPH AUDINO _ Report of:- _ ROBERT H. WALLER fA) Office: Newark, New Jersey Date: 5/9/72 ; . Field Office File #: ' 89 ~56 Bureau File #: Titles . DALE SPEERS CUNNINGHAM; ” SPECIAL AGENT ROBERT H. WALLER-VICTIM Character: . ASSAULTING A A FEDERAL OFFICER and OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE Synopsis: - Unable to. locate and interview PHILIP ER RACY. Trial , - Gate pending. (P) On January 27, 1972, Investigative Clerk ROBERT? C. KEARN@Y contacted Sergeant JOHN DEVLIN, Philadelphia Polic Department and was advised that arrest reports and related. documents are destroyed after two years of storage. He. advised that the only information available would: te that of the subject's criminal record. It is noted that office of origin is in receipt of criminal record. On February 9, 15, 23 and 25, 1972, attempts were made to contact PHILIP TRACY through the Village Voice} 80 University \ Place, New York, New York, with negative results. . On March 8, 1972, inauiry at the Village Voice; 80. University Place, New York, New York, revealed PHILIP TRACY was presently cut of town and expected to return sometime next week. Attempts to determine his present location and/or some means of immediate contact were met with a negative response. ~- —_ This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency: it and its contents MW S&O vat 1 Rormmbibng? BARES Gor ohage 13 _
wet bendk ae) © Paaata anemia eee Te ST . . 2 ° ‘ T .% ens, : . NK 89-56 . , rs number where: he could be reached, never answered. — ROBERT H. WALLER and SA MARTIN o. During the past two months numerous attempts have been made “in person and telephonically to contact PHILIP TRACY, reporter, through the “Village Voice". On -each occasion receptionist personnel of the “Village Voice" " advised that TRACY was.not there at the present time, that they had no idea as to how to contact him nor a telephone but they would take a message for him. On each occasion a message was left but On March 31, 1972, Special Agent (Accountant) GASS observed DALE SPEERS CUNNINGHAM driving a blue Ford convertible with California License’ 710-DOL. The following investigation was conducted by SC ELIZABETH O'LAUGHLIN at Sacramento California: Name Date of Birth Sex ; Height . Weight Hair Eyes Marital Status \ California driver's license number Mailing address Residence address HW S8072—BocEd:-329s9529 Page 14 On April 12, 1972, a check of vehicle registration records, through the California Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (CLETS), revealed that California license 710-DOL is registered for 1972 to KOREAKI OCATA, Department of Biology, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for a 1966 Ford convertible. No stolen stops on file. A check of driver's license records, through CLETS, reflects the following. description of OGATA: KOREAKI OGATA April 5; 1943 Male ~ 5! 6" 130 pounds Black ' Black Single N722888 Department of Biology Stanford, California 27261 Black Mountain Road Los Altos Hills, California
~363 (Rev. 12-19-67) EDERAI@3UA REAU OF INV@STIGATI ON | INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD 8/21+23/71 | REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN OATE. ___ PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA 8/25/71 | TITLE OF CASE bREPORT MADE BY . TYPED BY _ YCAMDEN ACTION: fj ELMER E. SUSSMAN MPU | DR. WILLIAM ALBERT JOSEPH; , «+ ?” | ANDERSON~FUGITIVE; “i °/ 2G } CHARACTER OF CASE | REVEREND MILO MARLON BILLMAN~ CGR-BURGLARY; TGP;DGP;MUTILATION ! FUGITIVE; OF PUBLIC RECORDS; INTERFERENCE TERRY EDWARD BUCKALEW-FUGITIVE; |WITH THE ADMINISTRATION SSA OF PAUL BERNARD COUMING -FUGITIVE; |19675 CONSPIRACY 5 __FATHER MICHAEL J. DOYLE-FUGITIVE; — ~ ANN GRANT DUNHAM- FUGITIVE; = FATHER PETER DONALD FORDI-FUGITIVE; “KEITH WILLIAM FORSYTH=FUGITIVE; MICHAEL JOHN GIOCONDO-FUGITIVE; ROBERT GLENN GOQD-FUGITIVE; JOHN PETER GRADY-FUGITIVE; MARGARET MARY INNESS-PUGITIVE; FRANCIS MEL MADDEN~ FUGITIVE; LIANNE MARIE “MOCCIA~ FUGITIVE; BARRY JAMES MUSI-FUGITIVE; JOAN MARY REILLY=“FUGITIVE; ROSEMARY REILLY-FUGITIVE; KATHLEEN MARY RIDOLFI-~FUGITIVE; JOHN ROBERT SWINGLISH=FUGITIVE; SARAH JANE. ‘TOSI= FUGITIVE; ROBERT WILLIAM WILLIAMSON- FUGITIVE oY PF Hi aaa i References | gs - . 1 Philadelphia teletypes to the Bureau and Newark Note 8/22/71 and 8/23/71. ; \ = Po i — ea CLAIMED (-) NONE AcQuiz-| CASE HAS BEEN: CONVIC ero| ue. | FINES SAVINGS RECOVERIES TAL PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [_Jves [_]Nno PENDING PROSECUTION " pear Pd OVER SIX MONTHS Cores (no . wu! SPECIAL AGENT APPROVED | \ ; IN CHARGE . DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW COPIES MADE: i iV \ YY shtineau (52=94527) ~-Newark (52-6817) 1-USA, Newark, N.d.- 1-Boston (52-6636) (Info) l-New York (5.2-10018) (Info) 1-WFO (€52~12554) (Info) , 5 6=Philadelphia (52-7165) ee Meewawe tet ate Rts 8 AUG 80 1971 SMA Y l-~Departmental Attorney GUY GOODWIN DE ee co ™ Dissemination Record of Attached Report Notations aN i — A Ab AC Cusy Cord. : Ae POOR Request Recd. re fo Ae . er NY eS ~ f a i 7 ta, 7 aN | wae cat ff eo ASN ) [oo SJ U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 19700 375-139 GOVER PAGE HW 55072 Docld:32989529 Page 17 : eS ce cp A a
PH 52@7165 ‘Leads This case is receiving immediate preferred attention. The Bureau will be advised telephonically of pertinent developments. Leads to other divisions are being set forth by teletype or telephone as dictated by the urgency of the matter involved. Philadelphia will follow and report prosecutive action. Administrative Data For the information of all offices, information was developed during the course of the MEDBURG investigation that subject JOHN PETER GRADY and others were planning a draft board break-in in Camden, N.J. A separate sub section of the MEDBURG file was opened to further develop that information. All correspondence concerning the "CAMDEN ACTION" should be directed to PH file 52-7165-SUB S. Arrest warrants were obtained 8/21/71. Fugitive [ Form Letters, FD-65, are not being submitted since all :} subjects were in custody prior to completion of forms. | Philadelphia is claiming 21 fugitives. Departmental Attorney GUY GOODWIN is in Philadelphia handling legal matters involved in instant arrest. Copy of instant report will be furnished to him personally by the Philadelphia Division. Two copies of instant report are being furnished the Newark Division since prosecution lies in the District of New Jersey. In addition, Doctor WILLIAM ANDERSON, Reverend MILO BILLMAN, Father MICHAEL J. DOYLE, MICHAEL JOHN GIOCONDO, FRANCIS MEL MADDEN, and SARAH TOSI are subjects of separate investigations in that division. One copy of instant report is being furnished to the Boston Division for information since PAUL BERNARD COUMING, MARGARET MARY INNESS, LIANNE MARIE MOCCIA, BARRY JAMES MUSI, and SARAH JANE TOSI are subjects of separate investigations in that division. -Be ’ COVER PAGE MW 55072 Docld: 32989529 Page 16
TTS PH 52-7165 One copy of instant report is being furnished to the New York Division for information inasmuch as ANN GRANT DUNHAM, Father PETER DONALD FORDI, ROBERT GLENN GOOD, JOHN PETER GRADY, JOAN MARY REILLY, and ROSEMARY REILLY are subjects of separate investigations in that division. One copy of instant report is being furnished to WFO for information inasmuch as JOHN ROBERT SWINGLISH is the subject of a separate investig. tion in that division. This report has’ been prepared to set forth the -_— identities of the subjects arrested, the charges and the hearing before the U.S. Magistrate. A report containing all pertinent FD-302's concerning each arrest and disposition thereof will be promptly submitted, oCXe COVER PAGE NW 35072 Doocld: 329595259 Page i9
‘a  FD-204 (Rev. 3-359) St=CS*t‘~*S*S”S”S”SSSSSS! @irtep STATES DEPARTMENT Q@ustice FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ; L-USA, NEWARK, N.d. Copy to: , 1~DEPARTMENTAL ATTORNEY GUY GOODWIN Report of: ~ ELMER E. SUSSMAN Office: PHT LADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA _——~ Date: AUGUST 25, 1971 Field Office File #: 52—7165 Bureau File #: 52—94527 Titles CAMDEN ACTION: . DOCTOR WILLIAM ALBERT JOSEPH ANDERSON; REVEREND MILO MARION BILLMAN; TERRY EDWARD BUCKALEW; PAUL BERNARD COUMING; FATHER MICHAEL J. DOYLE; ANN GRANT DUNHAM; FATHER PETER DONALD Character FORDI; KEITH WILLIAM FORSYTH; MICHAEL JOHN GIOCONDO; ROBERT GLENN GOOD; JOHN PETER GRADY; MARGARET MARY INNESS; FRANCIS MEL MADDEN; LIANNE MARIE MOCCIA; ” dope BARRY JAMES MUSI; JOAN MARY REILLY; ROSEMARY REILLY; , KATHLEEN MARY RIDOLFI; JOHN ROBERT SWINGLISH; SARAH JANE TOSI; ROBERT WILLIAM WILLIAMSON Character: CRIME ON A GOVERNMENT RESERVATION ~BURGLARY; THEFT OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY; DESTRUCTION OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY; MUTILATION OF PUBLIC RECORDS; INTERFERENCE WITH THE ADMINISTRATION SELECTIVE SERVICE ACT OF 1967; CONSPIRACY Synopsis: Subjects BILLMAN, BUCKALEW, COUMING, DOYLE, DUNHAM, FORDI, FORSYTH, GIOCONDO, G00D, GRADY, INNESS, MADDEN , MOCCIA, MUSI, JOAN MARY RETLLY , "ROSEMARY RETLLY, RIDOLFI, ‘SWINGLISH, TOSI, “and WILLIAMSON arrested by ‘Special “Agents of thé"PBI at™ Camden, NeJ., on 8/22/71 and charged with CGR; TGP; DGP; MUTILATION OF PUBLIC RECORDS; INTERFERENCE WITH THE ADMINISTRATION SELECTIVE SERVICE ACT OF 1967; CONSPIRACY. Subject ANDERSON voluntarily surrendered to the FBI at Camden, N.J., on 8/23/71 and charged with same violations. All subjects afforded hearing before U.S. Magis- trate in Camden, N.J. Results of those hearings set out. . ~Po DETAILS: At Camden, N.J, On August 22, 1971, at approximately 4:35 a.m., Special Agents of the FBI apprehended the following individuals in the Post Office Building, 401 Market Street, Camden, N.d., and in the vicinity of the Post Office Building: This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI.. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency: it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. UL S, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 1970) © + 400-840 MW S5072 Docld: 329895259 Page 20
_ PH 52-7165 . REVEREND MILO MARION BILLMAN TERRY EDWARD BUCKALEW PAUL BERNARD COUMING FATHER MICHAEL J. DOYLE wee? lint ctl ANN GRAND DUNHAM FATHER PETER DONALD FORDI KEITH WILLIAM FORSYTH . MICHAEL JOHN GIOCONDO’ ROBERT GLENN GOOD JOHN PETER GRADY MARGARET MARY INNESS FRANCIS MEL MADDEN LIANNE MARIE MOCCIA BARRY JAMES MUSI JOAN MARY REILLY ROSEMARY REILLY KATHLEEN MARY RIDOLFI JOHN ROBERT SWINGLISH SARAH JANE TOSI ROBERT WILLIAM WILLIAMSON Each subject was charged with violations of Title 18, U.S. Code, Sections 13 and 7 (New Jersey statutes annotated 2A; 94-1); Title 18, U.S. Code, Section 641; Title 18, U.S. Doold: 32989525 Page 21
PH 52-7165 Code, Section 1361; Title 18, U.S. Code, Section 2071 (a); Title 50, U.S. Code (appended), Section 462 (a); and Title 18, U.S. Code, Section 371. — ae * ae Following their arrests, each subject was afforded .7 ' a hearing before U.S. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, . N.J. BILLMAN was released on $10,000 own recognizance bond. MADDEN was released on $5,000 2wn recognizance bond. JOAN REILLY was released on $10,000 own recognizance bond. All other subjects were remanded to the custody of the U.S. ~~ Marshal in lieu of following bonds: BUCKALEW $25,000 good bail COUMING $75,000 good bail : oo DOYLE $10,000 good bail Co DUNHAM $20,000 good bail FORDI $50,000 good bail FORSYTH _ $25,000 good bail GIOCONDO $25,000 good bail GOOD $50,900 good bail / - ‘GRADY $150,000 good bail INNESS $5,000 good bail MOCCIA $10,000 good bail MUSI $5,000 good bail ROSEMARY REILLY $25,000 good bail RIDOLFI $25,000 good bail SWINGLISH $50,000 good bail TOSI $5,000 good bail WILLIAMSON $25,000 good bail MW S5072 Doold: 329395259 Page 22
ry ~ ; @ . @ PH 52-7165 : On August 23, 1371, Doctor WILLIAM ALBERT JOSEPH ANDERSON voluntarily surrendered to the FBI at Camden, N.J. He was placed under arrest and was charged with the same Violations as those sét out above. He was afforded a _-—— °. hearing on the same date before U.S. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, N.J., and released on $10,000 cash bond. Further hearing was set forth August 30, 1971. yt “MW 55072 Doold:32989529 Page 23
OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 $010- 108 Pomel MAY 1962 fOITtON ry r a? GSA GEH, REG. NO, 27 ‘Tolson hae a * UNITED STATES QHVERNMENT @ be Siltnan , ij ° on it Memorancum “hetiae8 Callahan 2. ter i Casper... . Conrad wo. 8 TO : Mr. Tolson bare: August 21, 1971 Dalpey ~~~ - Panes Lye, a ‘e see rh - 1 - Mr. Tolson Ta a 1 - Mr. Sullivan waters a 1 - Mr. Rosen Mele Tl suByect: BURGLARY OF MEDIA, 1 - Mr. Shroder Gandy 2 PENNSYLVANIA, RESIDENT 1 - Mr. Campbell ya ae AGENCY (CAMDEN ACTION) 1 - Mr. Schutz Sr ott yor, - os t FROM : W. C, Sullivan . iat “A - ‘ * by Ne SAC Roy K. Moore in charge of captioned investigation indicated today information received from informant indicated strong. possibility an attempt will be made by John Peter Grady and his group. to break in the Federal Building at Camden, New Jersey, and thereafter destroy and carry off records of the draft board and military intelligence. i The Department has indicated that should the break-in be consummated, those involved should be arrested. In the event Grady and his group are on the scene with apparent intent to break in but ' stop short of such action, the Department has indicated they should be liaken into custody. j SAC Moore advised Philadelphia and Newark Agents are ~/ ‘being deployed in a position to take whatever action is appropriate. ACTION: Information. / WCS:mcw (7) a e “ y , , , "y aa a Hf cael pate Oe BA . . . 4 . . ¥ se 7 F tue %. fe he yas fe ee A f wi ad l erin f re vot) ys . g “es : G AUG 20 1571 ONCE NNETRICRSS | ANNES &
Yel Rea. 12 19-67) FEDERA @BUREAU OF INV@STIGATION © ° REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN DATE — INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD. SOS™S~S NEI YORK PHILADELPHIA 8/31/71 8 /27+30/71 TITLE OF CASE FRANK RICHAsd) POMMERSHEIM aka Frank R. Pommercsheim REPORT MADE BY ROBERT P. SADOWSKE CHARACTER OF CASE CGR-BURGLARY; DGP; TGP; MUTILATION OF PUBLIC RECORDS; INTERFERENCE WITH ADMINISTRATION OF SSS; CONSPIRACY MEDBURG-CAMDEN ACTION REFERENCE: Philadelphia telephone call to New York, 8/27/71. ~P- . ADMINISTRATIVE: Additional copies are being furnished Philadelphia and Newark for dissemination to appropriate United States Attorney(s). = LEADS: NEW YORK AT NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK. Will follow and report results of prosecutive action in NY o i ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED NONE FACQUI - Te] CASE HAS BEEN: CONVIC. fauto.| rus. | FINES SAVINGS RECOVERIES TALS § PENOING OVER ONE YEAR [_}res [Jno , PENDING PROSECUTION F ; OVER SIX MONTHS Coves (XJno ay APPROVED (\ ee taanes DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW Cian, Sv | oy “[-USA, SDNY C 3-Newark 5-Philadelphia (52-7165) 3-New York (52-10018) (Sub G) (1-62-14541) —~OLe od Of ae 4 OS O 4 SEP 1971 a) bus! RPE TTC eer, L00- VOX aan Dissemination Record of Attached Report Notations . “3 “ha, Request Recd. i bi _ aah Date Fwd. e ST, Att eS 8. eo aah y ——— , . fast \ EL “” How Fe a EES ays : as? BS AadGan Afi Ly (ee | KEY i wie us OVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE %9720—2 ° 139 ¥ GOVER PAGE — Bi 5.3
. 7 a FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59) . © This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to NW 55072 Docld:32989529 Page 27 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 1-USA, SDNY Copy to: opy te (ATT: AUSA BLAINE MICHAEL) ROBERT P, SADOWSKI New York, New York Report of: oo“. ice: 3 ’ Field Office File #: 52-10018 (Sub G) Bureau File #: 92-94527 Tite: FRANK RICHARD POMMERSHEIM Cheracter: CRIME ON A GOVERNMENT RESERVATION-~BURGLAR ; , DESTRUCTION OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY; THEFT OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY; MUTILATION OF PUBLIC synopsis RECORDS; INTERFERENCE WITH THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM; CONSPIRACY Subject indicted by FGJ, Camden, NJ, 8/27/71, for ' CGR-Burglary, DGP, TGP, Mutilation of Public Records, Interference with Administration of SSS and Conspiracy to commit same. Bench Warrant issued. Subject, wMA, born 12/12/43, NYC, NY, 5°11", brown hair and eyes, arrested 8/27/71, at place of employment by SAS of the FBI without incident. Arraigned same date before US vagistrate, released on his own recognizance. Hearing set for 9/1/71. Description and background data set forth. Du ~ DETAILS : Investigation in this matter was predicated upon receipt of a telephonic communication from the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Pa.) Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) advising that subject was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury (FGJ) convened in Camden, New Jersey (NJ), on August 27, 1971, for Crime on a Government Resetvation-Burglary, Nestruction of Government Property, Theft of Government Property, Mutilation of Public Records, be distributed outside your agency. $e i=
re @ @ NY 52-10018 (Sub G) Interference with the Administration of the Selective Service System and for Conspiracy to commit same, The Philadelphia Division also advised that a Bench Warrant was issued f.chis arrest. POMMERSHEIM was arrested at his place of employment, the Harlem Consumers Complaint Center, 227 East 116th Street, New York City (NYC), NY, by Special Agents (SAS) of the FBI the same date without incident. NWWUH55072 Doocld: 32969525 Page 25 ®
FD-302 (Rev. 4-15-64) © . . FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Date 8/31/71 FRANK RICHARD POMMERSHEIM, 4 West 101st Street, Apartment 42, New York City (NYC), NY, was acvised of the identities of ROBERT P. SADOWSKI and ROBERT W. VERICKER as Special Agents (SAS) of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) at his place of employment, Harlem Consumers Complaint Center, 227 East ll6th Street, NYC, NY, He was placed under arrest by SA SADOWSKI, who advised nim of the charges against him: Crime on a Government Reservation, Destruction of Government Property, Theft of Government Property, Mutilation o£ Public Records, Interference with the Administration of the Selective Service System and Conspiracy to commit all of the preceding. SAS SADOWSKI and VERICKER advised him of his rights as they appear on the “Interrogation; Advice of Rights" form, POMMERSHEIM was also furnished with a copy of the form, which he read and returned to SA SADOWSKI, aévising "I do not wish to sign or initial this and I have nothing to say”. The following description was obtained by descriptive interview and observation: Name , FRANK RICHARD POMMERSHEIM Sex Male Race Caucasian Date of Birth Deceitber 12, 1945 Place of Birth New York City, NY Height 5 feet 11 inches Weight 165 pounds Hair Brown, long in back Eyes Brown Complexion Medium, clear, ciean - shaven Characteristics Wears glasses _ 3- On 8/27/71 gp NYC, NY __ Pile # 52-16018-G SAS ROBERT W. VERICKER & by __ROBERT P. SADOUSKI/dmd Date dictateg __ 8/30/71 This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. _ NW 5507S DBDooid: 329895259 Page 29
| MW 55072 WY 52-10018-G Scars Residence Telephone Parents Social Security Nurber Occupation Employer Former Employment - New York State Motorist Identification Number Education American Red Cross Card Identification Blue Cross-Blue Shield Board cf Elections Alaska Lisuor Permit Doold: 32389523 Page 30 wnlye <= to &" under lower lip, heart-shaped 4 West LOlst Street Apartment 42 Pusiness~348-0606 Home-None FRANK ana GRACE POMMICRSHEIM 36¢3 Woodward Avenue Seaford, NY 516-SUL-0695 JFK Act 6 (3) Senior Consumer opecialist Department of Consumez Affairs of City of New York Identity Card Number 486 ; 1.) Legal Services Unit, 320 East 3rd Street NYC, NY 2.) VISTA (1968-1969) Assigned to Alaska P1548923498127802-43 (Expires December 31, 1972) Colgate University (1965) Columbia Law School Blood type A positive Address-Box 177 ¢.S, Hamilton, WY City of New York Number 079344305 Suffix C08, Effective February 18, L971 Registrant Number 1236037 Nassau County Box 193 Betnel, Alaska
NY 52-10018-G On August 27, 1971, POMHERSHEIM was arraigned before United States Magistrate GERARD L. GOETTEL, United States Courthouse, Foley Square, New York City, and released in his own recognizance, with the provision that he return Monday, August 30, 1971, and present himself to the United States Marshal for fingerprinting. Ty agertns was set for 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 1, 1971. SK on aves MW 55072 Doocld: 32989529 Page 31
2 (Rev. 12 19 =r EDER@L BUREAU OF I@FSTIGATION OFFICE OF ORIGIN PHILADELPHIA REPORTING OFFICE. i PHILADELPHIA TITLE OF CASE CHANGED CAMDEN LECTION : JAYMA ANN ABDOO, aka Janette; Dr. WILLTAM + “BERT JOLBPH ANDERSON; Reverend MILO AARION ELDLMAN 5 TERRY EDWARD BUCKALEW; INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD “SEP 13 1971 8/21/71 = 9/8/71 REPORT MADE BY TYPED ELMER E. SUSSMAN BI CHARACTER OF CASE CGR-BURGLARY; TGP; DGP; MUZaarTon }] PUBLIC RECORDS; INTERFERENCE WITH To | ADMINISTRATION OF SELECTIVE SERVICE ACT OF 1967: CONEPIRACY; ASSAULTING PAUL BERNARD COUMINGS FEDERAL OFFICER; OBSTRUCTION OF JUS! RUGENE BP, DIXON; Father MICHAEL JOS: SPH DOYLE; } ARNE GRANT DUNHA‘ aka Ann ; f ther PETER DONALD FORDI; KEITH WILLIAM FOR i MICHART JOHN GIOCONDO; ROBERT GLENN GOO < \ Tou PETER GRADY; MARCARBT MARY INNESS 3 : og ' FRANCIS Mah MADDEN, aka Francis Xavier“Madden (TN), \ "og. MeL. “Madden; Reverend BDWARD J. MO, GOWAN; | LIANNS MARts MOCCTIA; Reverend EDW, ba RP . eee - BARRY JAMES MUSI; FRANK RICHARD-POMMERSHEN 2 | JOAN MARY REILLY; ROSEMARY ELIZABETHRE: ay aka Ro Ros | c/s ¢ “|: . ANITA L. RICCI; KATHLEEN MARY RIDOLFI; MARTHA SHEMELEY; fo: JOHN ROBERT SWINGLISH; SARAH JANE TOST; ROBERT WILLIAM ma WILLIAMSON . ys lt cere ee ee ee ot rem meme tne # ae Title of this case has been marked changed to reflect following changes in names of subjects: Father MICHAEL J. DOYLE to Father MICHARL JOSEPH DOYLE; ANN GRANT DUNHAM to ANNE GRANT DUNHAM, aka Ann; FRANCIS MEL MADDEN to FRANCIS MBL MADDEN, aka rT we eee CLAIMED (7) NONE ACQUIT- CASE HAS BEEN: CON VIC. RECOVERIES TAL { PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [_]YES NO PENDING PROSECUTION (i i TS +, SPECIAL AGENT cao gee EAR at’ > IN CHARGE s copies Sah I ve ae “T(SPBGP6aHu aS i 1-Debartmental Attorney j GUY GOODWIN /  3-Newark (52-6817) 1-USA, Newark, N. J. 1-Boston (52- 6636) (Info) 1-New York (32~ 10018) (Info) 1-WFO (52- 12954) (Info) _ ealonia ; Dtssenieten Record of Roa een tf a wegen gael PA Ee (palecesd Nate te Fwd. vee Tre i * Fwd. CBA oH ao ~ ¥ + — me | nn ge od C b> ph a A ER, . ¥ U.S, GO. MENT PRINTING OFFICE . 1970 O—375-139 COVER PAGE Agency to aor HW 35072 Doocld: 32909525 ..Pagqe—33
PH 52-7164 Sub §S Francis Xavier Madden (True Name), Mel Madden; FRANK POMMER- SHEIM to FRANK RICHARD POMMERSHEIM; ROSSMARY REILLY to ROSH- MARY ELIZABETH REILLY, aka Ro Ro. Fugitive has been deleted following Reverend EDWARD J. MC GOWAN's name since New York advised by teletype on 9/8/71 that MC GOWAN had voluntarily surrendered to the FBI at New York City on that date. REFERENCES Reports of SA ELMER E. SUSSMAN, dated 8/25, 8/31, 9/1, and 9/7/71 at Philadelphia; Report of SA ROBERT P. SADOWSKI, dated 8/31/71 at New York captioned, "FRANK RICHARD POMMMRSHEIM, aka." =P- LEADS This case is receiving immediate preferred attention. The Bureau will be promptly advised of pertinent developments. Leads to other divisions are being set out by teletype or other expeditious means. Voluminous evidentiary material was seized during the course of searches incidental to the arrest, searches of vehicles, and execution of search warrants at premises. Philadelphia is currently cataloging all seized material in preparation for transmittal to the FBI Laboratory. ADMINISTRATIVE DATA Two copies of instant report are being furnished the Newark Division since prosecution lies in the district of New Jersey. In addition, the Newark Division has a separate interest in Dr. WILLIAM ANDERSON, Rev. MILO BILLMAN, Fr. MICHAEL J. DOYLE, MICHABL JOHN GIOCONDO, FRANCIS MEL MADDEN, SARAH TOSI, JAYMA ANN ABDOO, EUGENE F. DIXON, and MARTHA SHEMELEY. One copy of instant report is being furnished the Boston Division for information since that division has a special interest in PAUL BERNARD COUMING, MARGARET MARY INNESS, LIANNE MARTE MOCCTA, BARRY JAMES MUSI, and SARAH JANE TOSI. B COVER PAGH MW S5072 Doocld: 329895259 Page 34
* © . ‘ @ PH 52~7164 Sub S One cory of instant report is being furnished the New York-Division for information because that division has a special interest in ANN GRANT DUNHAM, Father PETHR DONALD FORDI, ROBERT GLENN GOOD, JOHN PETER GRADY, JOAN MARY RETLLY, ROSEMARY REILLY, Reverend EDWARD J. MURPHY, FRANK R. POMMOR- SHEIM, and Reverend EDWARD J. MC GOWAN. One copy of instant report is being furnished the WFO for information inasmuch as that division has a special interest in JOHN ROBERT SWINGLISH. Where multiple arrests appear in one FD-302, the same FPD-302 is used in this report to set out the individual arrest under that section containing details of the individual arrest. C * COVER PAGE HW 35072 Doold: 32989525 Pale 35 kL
nn FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59) @ — UNI” 1) STATES DEPARTMENT OF J’ TICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Copy to: 1+DEPARTMENTAL ATTORNEY GUY GOODWIN 1-USA, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Repost of: BLMER #. SUSSMAN Office: Philadelphia, Fennsylvania Date: SEP 13 1971 Field Office File # 52-7165 Sub § . Bureau File #: 52-94527 Title: CAMDEN ACTION: JAYMA ANN ABDOO; DR. WILLIAM ALBERT JOSEPH ANDERSON; REV. MILO MARION BILLMAN; TERRY EDWARD BUCKALEW; PAUL BERNARD COUMING; DALE S. CUNNINGHAM; EUGENE I. DIXON; FR. MICHARL JOSEPH DOYLE; ANNE GRANT DUNHAM; Fr. PETER DONALD FORDT; KEITH WILLIAM FORSYTH; MICHAEL JOHN GIOCONDO; GHISEIEREE ROBERT GLENN GOOD; JOHN PETER GRADY; MARGARET MARY INNESS; FRANCIS MEL MADDEN; REV. EDWARD J. MC GOWAN; LIANNE MARIE MOCCTA; REV. EDWARD J. MURPHY; BARRY JAMES MUSI; FRANK SORA ORI RICHARD POMMERSHB IM; JOAN MARY REILLY; ROSEMARY ELIZABETH Character: Synopsis: 371. ing. REILLY; ANITA L. RICCI: KATHLEEN MARY RIDOLFI; MARTHA SHEMELEY; JOHN ROBERT SWINGLISH; SARAH JANE TOST; ROBERT WILLIAM WILLIAMSON CRIME ON GOVERNMENT RESERVATION - BURGLARY; THEFT OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY; DESTRUCTION OF.GOVERNMENT PROPERTY; MUTILATION OF PUBLIC RECORDS; INTERFERENCE WITH THE ADMINISTRATION OF SELECTIVE SERVICE ACT OF 1967; CONSPIRACY; ASSAULTING FEDERAL OFFICER; OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE Authorized complaint filed before U. S. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, N. J., on 8/21/71 charging 21 subjects with violations of 718, UsC, Sections 13 and 7 (New Jersey Statutes annotated 24; 94-1); Title 18, USC, Section 641; Title 18, USC, Section 1361; Title 18, USC, Section 2071 (a); Title 50, USC (Appended), Section 462 (a); Title 18, USC, Section On 8/22/71, 20 subjects arrested in the Post Office Build- ing, Camden, N. J., and in the vicinity of the Post Office Build- The 2lst subject voluntarily surrendered to the FBI at Camden, WN. J., on 8/23/71. Pertinent details concerning each arrest set out. -P~ This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. NW 55072 Docld: 32989529 Page 36 U, S, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE; 1969 O - 351-076
. PH 52-7165 Sub & PaBLs OF CONTENTS Daze Number AABN Oe I. PROSHCTITIV] ACTTON 3 II. DiPTAILS OF BACH INDIVIDUAL ARREST 6 - 124 1. Dr. WILLIAM ALBERT JOSEPH ANDERSON 7 2. Rev. MILO MARION BILLMAN 7 ~ 14 3. TERRY EDWARD BUCKALEW 15 - 18 4, PAUL BERNARD COUMING 19 - 22 5, Father MICHA? JOSEPH DOYLE 23 - 28 6. ANNE GRANT DUNHAM 29 - 32 7, Father PSTSR DONALD FORDI / 33 = 37 8. HITH WILLIAM FORSYTE 38 - 4d 5. ‘MICHA, JOHN GTocanDa 42 —- 46 10. ROSERT GLENN GOOD 4a ~ 51 ll. JOHN PETER GRADY 52 - 55 12. MARGARET MARY INNESS 56 - 61 13. FRANCIS MEL MADDEN 62 - 68 14+. LIANNE MARIE MOCCIA 69 - 73 15. BARRY JAMES MUSI m4. - 79 16. JOAN MARY REILLY 80 - 94 17. ROSEMARY BLIZA3STH RSILLY 95 - 100 18. KATHLEEN MARY RIDOLFI 101 ~- 107 19, JOHN ROBsaT SWINGLISH 108 - 113 20. SARAH JAM™ TOLT 114 - 218 21, ROBER? WILLIAM WILLIAMSON 119 - 124 2 NW 35072 Doold: 32989525 Page 37
’ 8 ' PH 52-7165 Sub S DETAILS:” I. PROSECUTIVE ACTIO At Camden, N. J.. On August 21, 1971, facts of this case were discussed with Departnental Attorney GUY GOODWIN and Assistant JU. S&S. Attorney JAMES FINNEGAN, Camden, N. J., who authorized issuance of complaint and warrant charging the following individuals with violation of Title 18, US. Code, Sections 13 and 7 (New Jersey Statutes annotated 2A; 94-1); Title 18, U. S. Code, Section 641; Title 18, U. 8. Code, Section 1361; Title 18, U. &. Code, Section 2071 (a); Title 50, U. S. Code (Appended); Section 462 (a); Title 18, U. S. Code, Section 371: Dr. WILLIAM ALBERT JOS&PH ANDERSON; Rev. HILO MARION BILLMAN; TERRY EDWARD BUCKLAZW; PAUL BERNARD COUMING; Father MICHA#? JOSHPH DOYLE; ANNE GRANT DUNHAM; Father PETER DONALD FORDI; K#ITH WILLIAM FORSYTH; MICHAEL JOHN GIOCONDO; ROBERT GLENN GOOD; JOHN PRYER GRADY; MARGARET MARY INNESS; FRANCIS MEL MADDEN; LIANNE MARTE MOCCIA; BARRY JAMaS MUST; JOAN MARY RETLLY; ROSEMARY ELIZABETH RETLLY; KATHLEEN MARY RIDOLFI; JOHN ROBERT SWINGLISH; SARAH JANES TOSI; and ROBERT WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, On August 21, 1971, an authorized complaint was filed before U. S. Magistrate CHARLSS ©. RUDD, Camden, N. J., who issued arrest warrants for above-named 21 subjects. On August 22, 1971, the following subjects were aoprehended dy Special Agents of the FBI at the locations indicated: Inside Post Office Building, 401 Market Street, Camden, N. J. PAUL BERNARD COUMING Father MICHAEL JOSEPH DOYLE Father PETER DONALD FORDI MICHAEL JOHN GIocawpo ROBERT GLENN GOOD ROSEMARY ELIZABETH REILLY (Nw S072 Doold:32989525 Page 36 9 LR A
@ ' @ FH 52-7165 Sub S HATHLAZN MARY RIDOLFI ROBERT WILLIAM! WILLIAKSON St. Paul's Church Courtyard, 422 Market Street, Camden, N. Js ANNE GRANT DUNHAM MARGARST MARY INNESS BARRY JAMES MUST JOAN MARY R&TLLY 2i North Fourth Street, Camden, HN. J. TERRY EDWARD BUCKALSW Reverend MILO NsaARION BILLMAN KEITH WILLIAM FORSYTH JOHN PETER GRADY FRANCIS MT, MADDEN LIANNE MARIE MOCCIA JOHN ROBERT SWINGLISH SARAH JANE TOSI Following their arrest, each subject was afforded a hearing before U. S. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, N. J. Reverend MILO MARION BILLMAN was released on 310,000 own re~ cognizance bond, FRANCIS HEL MADDEN was released on $5,000 own recognizance bond, JOAN MARY REILLY was released on $10,000 own recognizance bond. All other subjects were remanded to ‘the custody of the U. S. Marahal in Lieu of the following vonds: TERRY EDWARD BUCKALEW, $25,000 good bail; PAUL BERNARD COUMING, $75,000 good bail; Ly. HW 55072 Doocid: 32989525 Page 35 t ee :
YT 52-7155 Sub § Father MICHABL J. DOYLE, 510,300 good bail; ANND GRANT DUNHAM, $20,000 good bail; Father £202 DOXALD FORDI, $50,000 good bail; KEITH WILLIAM FORSYTH, $25,000 good bail; MICHAEL JOHN GIOCONDO, $25,000 good bail; tet OBERT GLENN GOOD, $50,000 good bail; JOHN PETSR GRADY, $150,000 good bail; MARGARS?D MARY INNESS, $5,000 good bails LIANNS MARTE MOCCIA, $10,000 good bail; BaRRY JAMES MUSI, $5,000 good bail; ROSEMARY SLIZABETA RAILEY, $25,000 good bail; KATHUSEN MARY RIDOLFI, 325,000 gocd bail; JOMN ROBERT SWINGLISH, 450,000 good bails; SARAH JANE TOSI, $5,000 good bail; ROBERT WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, $25,000 good bail. On August 23, 1971, Doctor WILLIAM ALBERT JOSEPH ANDERSON voluntarily surrendered to the PBI at Canden, N. J.. Me was placed under arrest and was charged with the same violations as previously set out. de was afforded a hearing on the same date before U. 5. Wagistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, N. J., and released on 310,000 cash bond. Additional details concerning each arrest will be set forth in a separate section following subject's name. Information concerning the action taken by a Federal Grand Jury in Camden, N. J. on August 27, 1971, in this case nas been previously reported, a DocTd: 329895295 Page 40
Nw 55072 Dowold: 32959525 Sub § il. DETATLS OF BACH INDIVIDUAL ARREST Page 41 arid fo Dr. WILLIAM ALBERT JOSSPH ANDERSON Rev. MILO MARION SILLMAN TERRY EDWARD BUCKALEW PAUL BERNARD COUMING Father MICSAEL JOSEPH DOYLE ANNE GRANT DUNHAM Father PZT#R DONALD FORDI KEITH WILLIAM FORSYTH “ICHAMT, JOHN GIOCONDO ROBERT GLENN GOOD JOHN PETER GRADY MARGARET MARY INNESS FRANCIS MEL MADDEN LIANNE MARTZ MOCCIA BARRY JAMES MUSI JOAN MARY REILLY ROSEMARY ELIZABETH R&ILLY KATHLEEN MARY RIDOLFI JOHN ROBERT SWINGLISH SARAH JANE TOSI ROBERT WILLIAM WILLIAMSON
NW 55072 FH 52-7165 Sub S DOCTOR WILLIAM ALBERT JOSEPH ANDERSON As previously noted, captioned individual voluntarily surrendered to the FBI at Cumden, N. J., on dugust 23, 1971. He was placed under arrest and was afforded 4 hearing on the same date before U. S. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, N. J. He was released on $190,00C cash bond. REVEREND MILO MARION BILLMAN As previously noted, BILLMAN was apprehended by Special Agents of the FBI on August 22, 1971, at 21 North Fourth Street, Camden, N. J. On the same date he was afforded a hearing before U. S. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, N. J., and was released on $10,000 own recognizance bond. A search of the fingerprints of Reverend MILO HARION BILLMAN has failed to disclose prior arrest data in the files of the Identification Division, FBI, Washington, D. C. DocTd: 32989525 Page 42
Y Cho: PAL bUn ZA GF vesticarl Aneags 73, 1977 Dote en ~ i ! on fea O24, 79074, at anprovinetely W132 Si TERRE Pp. E rend Ss PAY an PIL wer om meh, _ oe GPoegs. > mea? Was 1s as MILO pencad thei oUhors v fh DURORN Chon ang areest we down the steps the resicences Act thet time BILLMAN wes -arrested and searched by SA DONALD RX EGU ION » S& EGELSTON advised BILEMAL of his iGenbtity and of the fact thet he was under arrest on a charge of conspiracy. MR, BILLMEN was then removed from his home and placed in a puree car, and from thats point taken to the Fost Orfice tidins at Canden, New Jersey. On August 22, 1971, Reverend MILO MARION BILLMAN of 21 North hth Street, Camden, New Jersey, was searched in connecticn with his arrest by the FBI on the same date, The following items were removed from the Penson or Reverend BILLMAN for possible cvidentiary purposes Reverend sIiLLMAN signed receipt for items taken: 1. 3%" x 25" 1971 pocket calenéar with the following names and telephone nuwbers listed on the revers side: Pay Gere Sl.1-0661 Dr. Brimor Off. 96l-2 O.E.O. hain 96h 6887 “ 966-3 157 B. Cberkahr 96-1602, Helen 963-0373 Sur 9) 541-6665 8/22/71 ews __ Camden. ey On Jerse RPOWS al he Sen ar Cy SAS PHILIP BE, itn FF, Goas' ST, TANWiaN end DORATD REA PORT STO PRE EPLSs by —_ - —_— eee een eaeceeennree _ PDote dicta This cvcumont contains neither recon wabatiens hor & nelusions ef the Fel. eis tha property of t it ond its contents are not te bo cistribuied outside your agancy- “2 ~t . MW 55072 Docld: 32989529 Page 43 forth 966-153 Filey Phnilisdeal ha FD) and is locned ta ycoor ca ay. South $ phis KARL YOR" BLP2 77% 1Gh ted
Poin. 9Ob~ ENE, Behan Dai ditch He 13-0505 AY tha Rewte. of the entandee the. followin. mrroer apecar ds G30. G2. 2. Bu" x A" 1674 pocket calendar with the fole lowing uanes end telephones numbers on the reverse side: Ruth Go DAO Me Hocre, 221 Vine, 365-9612 tT. Robinson, 246 mygon, 96h-819L Cc. Thormscn, 913 Cedar, 963-0813 -P. Gibson, 61), State, 96h-6610, 96-8197 Pe Pe Rokeke pornsbel Ed Lis 365 — 395) oil . . Me ROATA CUES, 6he brie, 365-9225 J. Syms, G12 York, 966-8h)),7 Johia Rich, 931 Codar, 3656572 Marilyn Whitham, 375 State, 964-8799 Luke Sut-1062, Slt-2026 3. 3 3/7" ~ 2s" green card for "The Lost Sea Gulis," card owned by Reverend DONALD A. GREISMAR, le Ministry." white card - "Camden Lutheran Youth an x ers" 5. Business card of FHILIP WOLF ~- Attorney, 26 Market Street, Camden, New Jersey, telephone number 96-8060, GdlL-9030. Also home telephone number listed as 609-667-2593. 6. Six pink colored cards for emergency food, etc. Coopers Point Reighborhood Action Group. 7. One card ~- Cormitteo on Political Educatian APL-CTO , for JOSEPR KM, ROURKE, Deputy Director, 615 16th Street, Northwest Washington, D. C., telephone number 202- 296 S106. Also on the reverse side of this | core appeared ave, PANRTE BEAL, 2662 tutland Street, Montgomery, Alabama Bhi, pojenhons rumine: ae 9963, 266. 8609, Pela DMrector Or LL CTO, Ce f NW 55072 Docld:32989529 Page 44
MW 35072 Doold: 32989525 Page 45 te Ore je bos fPeoome Way’ we Waray oT - Fant de oy ies - “ye Publis Safety, Cancon, hoa verse, Ys my ah Me sane e 8 . ape OS? ney st de : : She Votiewins bicvr were found an the perso RA YG on gases . y“anedtatory rake 3 4 tryout Revevond PGT emo were wuscdiutoly returned te him iftver : a {2-8 ~ ney we EC 2. Motilal Sseurity Card KRurber | gee act 6 (3) fe ny h. One receipt from Central Duplicating and Pepewriter Compeny, in emount cf $72.08. a ee - tee Pa + = awe S. Bight chance stubs from the Economic Development Corporation. 6, One bill Srem Pennsauken Animal Hospital. 7.e One yellow admission card from the Bandbox Vight Club. 8. One business size card from Mira, Ine., a real estate firm, 9. One card with name LYLE TATUM, an Urben Affairs Representative, 410. One eutomobile insurance card from Continental Insurance Cowupany. 17. One Lutheran Church Supply Card, Number 10- 0105 556. : je. One Baile de Coronascion advertising a dance. . 13, One library card, poy fe?
room oe @ c an $ fe { moet ne | +e Le - m | ee reo he fee ep OG a) 7 or] & wna we ae & ct a ve eee ‘ ers z po a ‘ sas oe” fon LoS 4° SS wo! wt) Lae rigs ao . MN as Os er 4 oe ef . ee eee ae wet card -™~ Pitas “e raat Ww wow oa an) ~~ de . “ vw ff a ” ; . wn UN cet ae) coy ee ee qe fe m4 . row x i) v MS 1 So vw) an ‘ n z Ms a he 2 ape, ot eo SS - iy NO va > ne os 4 am Cy {3 a ¥ . ps ont aan age 46 PRC i be Do MW 55072 |
fD-302 (Pav. 4 fare = On As eee FR ot ede, Te ion pus r vs DED UPET fat SA PHILIP B, Baown AyD.) ral A tA Wee pe ep cya ey nan “ by SA MOA D BA BOL. mee Ds L fi This it and its contest! NW 55072 15-64) RUAW GE LIV ESTIGATION Of 23/72 Peo. bes Buty ae) Shuey es 2 iret ris Via acd tn Ldcahition of tic apyentiig cud iatereiouine REents EMG also eeeim advined of the Tact that he was pein arrested Lor conspiracy in comeaction with the bredkein of the Selective Service Systed Olilecu in tne Post CrPics Evuliding et Geucen, N. Jd. Ep. BEREASN was then presented an intercvoratlen: Advice of Rights Yow and asked af he wes uule to rosa and -weite tne Eoglisn largunse. Jat. BILLMAT advised he wea able to read and weite the ‘Bngiien Longuage and he advised he was ea college grucuaete havine completed Four years of post- BPAGRATE work. Er. BILLMAN then read the aavice of rights and waiver of vights form as presented to him by Sa DORALD TEX BUBLS TON Me. BILLMAN wae ashea if ne thoroughly onde steec wheat nis rights were and he aavised,. "I understand vnat my rienta ars," He was then askea, “sre you sure you understand," and Hr, BILIZIAN Sdvicea that he did ungerstand “Rat his pights were. ti. woulua a telephonc call SA EGELSTON: that Special Agent. in been secured and i assured he would calls or to hi Beate gs abttarnm te.h BILLA was he acknowleags that me had been aay by agents of tne PBY und he advise MY « BILLMAN edvigsa that he aid not wish te sign of rights weiver form and ne requested that he be ahis to is OPRGT then od Gos && kod by Sa DONALD ised of nis . ~ have been advised." ives » the advice Mr BIL immediately upon receipt Gnarge ROY KR. chat “agents and suspects MOORE that - Te haath oF 4H was int omy MRICS r advisea by mation from the ballding nad sarety could be bs Bliowed +t to make which he wishe SY. lir this. BILLM A otated he Gid not including those calls BILLMAN advised that he understood any munber of tolephone to his family wish to discuss the break-in, Mr. BILLMAN was then asked by SA EGELSTON if be - had made prior arrangements with his wife event ne was arres ed that he might be be cone in tne that he had expect dccument contains ncithe, TEC OUMLE V6, or: pot ta be dietribus> Doold: 32369525 faut Page 47 MMONS MA, ae cunrens ot ahiy your eGo. as to whet should sted. Mr, BILLMAR udvised arrested for either Pile wed kee Sur al 24 Dete dictated VF «Ll. Ibis the proparty of the FIG ond is fueaed fo your agency:
ee au “this ow the other one. Dustin; the convrergation EA cers rau am@ivg AP i fod & tiosudl oblissvien ta the people Woe ne ooiyvad fm hos cor. cusha a oie. PEP VAN eéedoad, “Ses, Io sieo nave on OVTLLat 4 hee a one! Ha. G50 lip. BITFss TAY woulda arivene way S “G bosed ue im weer of fie Caek thet POs og bn wicareky WERMIGHVODIN, | GO The Ghote UR Les Solective Sorvies Syatenm and that ab fake srucent Pina ha one $6 Deine dravuac, end that is eppesrs that emy eation epainct the Grate Rook anperrs to ba uselegs at the nrecumh bit Me. BYLTMAN atated, "he peor reonle can't waih for soveprsant ta reeet. US.rcects too slowly to the problems of the nGar pecple, that something has to be done now." Me. BILLA waa thengiven ea copy ef the Sunday “priladoiphis Inauirer," and he apened this copy and beara to resd jt. Ee then pointed to a pictere in the new ‘ED ApOT showing a Lire in deumtown Camden ond ctated, ere real crima, pecple are dying. Vhy doen't you do soi about that, instead af aenft board breakeing." SA ak adviged him that the FRI ned no jurisdiction in the : in Cuméen. BYILLMAN said, "Wny don't you do semethin the crpoeks, Mayor N&Rpl and Police Co mind aaoner YEAS SA ECELSTOW advised him that if he wished to pros ent EXiy lntormation concerning irragularities im office concerning Hoyor HARDI and Poilee Gor riniagioner YEAGER ne would tale this information down. Mr. BILILIMAN made no further comments concerning Meyvos NARDI. and Police Mr. BYLLMAR pravided the Neme DOB POB Height Wek geht Build Hair yes Reside wep is @ Scars and Marks See Oscupe tion eaployomnt Onexriod) PREVLGUS wxweghs Priveria Lraenwise Vericie Owner udp HW 55072 Doold:32989525 Page 46 Commissioner AGER. following deseriptive date; ng eed Revere MILO MARION April 20, 1932 Sharon Center, Ohio Gt 230 pounds Stocky Brown Blue 21 North lth Street Cerden, ©. J. 1" ent sacar on Lutheren Mimic Oregat ned. BILLMAR SS eert th umd = Works “in right tex febaits Lo mone BSE Sobvh Ch sek f ™, } rae tH ria Yol ey ith TEL vrs a Ly ERer exe) 9
Snaepeiie Fig JFK Act 6 (3) COPE OS Jean Moe us he-O ~ Minkesterieh Tels apart Pee a a Widiowortih, Gris Pe tad foe APS in orn Po ie Ce nes Wa tines SATE ard ra <p te . ae: ve vA, See BY ce aan J bes, aes . ‘ wes ha ave + BES uly 42, 4 ' d a POG ” Oke Mother MARY ZT. BILLS Ae (YQUUG), Reville, Crile DOB Feprusey 22, L903 Pos Ohic Beothar GEORGE M. BILOMAN DOR Amnpil Le, 1928 ' POR Chie Sister WANDA B. dACOBS, Creston, Ohie DOB 1933 FQB Ohio . Wife dis y? bad o Sp DOB J FOB S ReaD ot ES rt fn” ed ji. ens Qu ww? ° y pee o Z a Children &NY, age 10 JOZL, age 8 Tre Reverend BILLMAN refused to explain "thig or the ether one," er to make any statement concerning his involvement in the breakein of the draft board in Camden, N, J,, on the morning of August 22, 1971. a oe ie MW 55072 Docld: 32989509 Page a7
e e FH 52-7165 Sub § TERRY EDWARD BUCKALEW &§S previously noted, BUCKALEW was apprehended by Specizl Agents of the FBI on August 22, 1971, at 21 North Fourth Street, Camden, N. J. On the same date he was af- forded a hearing before U. 5. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, N. J., and was remanded to the custody of the U. s, Marshal in lieu of $25,000 good pail. He was released on September 75 L971, after posting ter per cent cash or security of a 710,000 bond which had been set by the Third ome Court of ippeals, Philadelphia, Fa., on September 3, 7L 15 NW 35072 Doold: 32989525 Page 30 7 7 ee
PALE GS RIVED IGA * y Yo Faye OFT. . Bolo RAAARNINA Se 1 . PRRAY b. BRUCKAUIE treog arrosted in tho cerly vrovunne August £2, LOL, aw BL Noo bth fbueeot, Comwlany Mate, Du) Special Agonts ()4¢) RICHAPO 3. MARUT: ane He PA UGnALL GUE), . AW the vives of aspects hiweself. Vovever. ‘ conteanine: & Pom both becring thc Sdentifice tion ro Veo Neus « ieee ately artver ecmshtting re pid not Lurnisn at Bye Car i y Rode, whe ous inted xo the Pedexvall re hs was tehen > photoprephned, “2 ep cs ’ fh bh OM 44) Se r Ju 2 ~ Bowe TY se) Oe gb (ore BUCKALEW was informsd by SA RICHARD J. MARTIN that he dia not have to make @ statement; that he was entiticd to consult with an attorney before making any statenent and that if he could not afford one, an attorney would be obteinged t for him. He was informed that any statemant he did make coule be used against him in a court of lew. At this point BUCKAL@YW again stated he would not furnish any information. Parther, he saic he would not sign anything. mn of TERRY FE. BUCKALEY frora examination of the a tan SLOMLE The follewing deseripti. was obteined from observation and two driver's licenses in his poss Race Whi te Yes ght 6t2" Weight 225 pounds aiid ‘Large freme Date of Birth September 8, 1950 Hair Brown (long end curly) Byos. -- . Hazel (wears glasses) Addresses 108 North 3th Street, ce! - Philadelphia, Pae; 8/22/71 Comaden, Ned. Philagelphia S2-71ES SRS Qn —_. wee _ . Filo # a . SA RYCUAND J, TARRY Cr cf th ares OC? 1¥ « « ne SA He WARS NY... RdLZa gD Of23/ 71 by Date dictuted a I ene eee ey nee ee eRe This éccumont contains neiiher recommendotions nor concias,ions of the i QL. Ie is tie property of tho Fist and is loaned to yur Se ney. . ” ies it and its contents ora vot to be distributed cutside youre « cy. Nw 55072 Doold: 32989529 Page 31
NW 55072 oe 11S Bast Vonterey Ave Wilceood Crest, We (lie wofused to say whic or these addresses wu or even if they were adé@resses.) RUCKALSY refused to furnish eny information about his family or his marital status. - In convers ation he men- tioned he ones worked as an assistant to the lew clerk oF the Third Circuit Court of Appeals but refused to furnish acditional information in this regard. The following ltems were seized from the porson 1. New Jersey Driver's License number B 9060- 73365-0950), issued January 6, 1971, expiration date of January 31, 1972, name PERRY E. BUCKALSW, address 115 East Monterey bvenve, Wildwood Crest, N.J., date of birth September 1950. 2. Pennsylvania Driver's License number 16-831-072, expiration date of september 30, 1972, validated August 17, 1971, name TERRY Ee BUCKALEY, address 106 North 3th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. .3e ink slip of pay 5-10 210th Ste, Queens Villa; oes” er with "™Pylam products COcs @, N.Y. 11429; Pyla - Cool per Tr S lL. ‘Two by three card containing "NEIL BENSON of Wasted Pictures Productions, 329-1551, Phil., Pa." r Three by five card containing "365-8911, 181-573." 6. Pertion of pink card containing "Rea 56 jreen 61." Docld: 32989525 Page 52
an * ‘ . “ 1 wee LOE AE Ce tee if @ Wy ASNE bet TAG. 20887  ) Tire following FRI record, MUMSER G39 LOL pis carnisnad POR OFICEE Unt informotion shown on Cais icenilicotion Racard represents dala furnished Fal by Gnaripring comibuters, WAS PidAL DISPCOCTEOM IS MO? SHON OR FURTHOR EXPLANATION OF CHARGE iS DEGRED, COMAUINICATS WITH AGENCY CONTAISUTING THOSE BNGLIPRINTS, Maer nts aru enemy pedir settee fete rieemneerhe Vette meer Se Ae COMING +. FINGL NAME AMD MUMEER CHARGE DIRPOSION N.C, Jail Terye BY GTi 86G9 | uovlawful ertryv : ae ° T Veeh DC Bucka Low a - L60544 , oO FBI Newark HJ Teciry Edward R-226471 | corepiracy ; ; Boek alew ff owe see erences cane meen tore erecmmtnnnnatn oe meee eek ene men no ae artmesemnn nent meee Notations incicated by? ore NOT bassd on fink crerints in Fl Glos bur are listed caly as investingtive foods as being passibly identical with sublect of this record. . Pr; yas oem Pe ee op edt SEE ba VT NW 55072 Doold: 32989525 Page 530 } Ete ctor
PH 52-7165 Sub & PLUG BERNARD COUMING As previously noted, COUMING was apprehended by Special Agents of the FBI on August 22, 1971, inside the Post Office Building, 401 Market Street, Camden, N. J. on the same date he was afforded a hearing befcre U. S. Nagistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, N. J., md was remanded to the custody cf the U. &. Marshal in lieu of 325,000 good bail. He was released on September 7, 1971, after posting ten per cent cash or security of a $10,000 bond which had been set by the Tnird Circuit Court of Appeals, Philadelphia, Pa., on Septem- ber 3, 1971. L9 MW 55072 Docld: 32989529 Page 54
IS RAG Gi FAY ys. hae u August 23, omy ee s Some 4 te +, . Tne Folloving activity took place pursuant’ | ~ age’ ¢ + “ . 2. UN at pen » 4 A fa . mye TY execution of An oprest warrant, dated Augues el, To) Bu Gee: eh Fad by i le wt, mg erOnire rte Gs Soa Bt 2 y POY af e “ W4 -. 7 w ay Lg lyy Ue tee fi . er and is Byac eke Leta. a vy ae. x . . oa oo REDP at Car HEGwir, sse Gee “ADT? ty alae ah. ee we gee - aor sty a Peate! bah RB. COUT was observed by Shits SNODGRAS [ae i Renan ied wt 4 roo, 1. £ oat wytte fet er Bue CON et abot 235 a, Ge, standing agelast the outs * rs 4 well of the toleetive Services Offices Ss Bag ee Re A of c= t ’ Office buliditig, behind a paranet, on the vocf of the Floor. C uning was told, "BI, don't move," by SA SHC nd wes immcdiatcly pleced under errest by SA's a SHER OOD. Polloving a weapons or cthey den wags hendcuffcd and 1 Selective IMD ngerous then led through QO nee Bervice Offices by SA SKODGRASS« COUMING had in his possession at the time of a Realistic TRC-LOO-B transceiver, 5 watts, 6 channels erystais, for transmitting and receiving oxa) Channel li. Number 17329/5Al appeared on the transceiver, as as a Tinex waterproof watch, number 2122568 , taped to the outside of the tran sceiver. Philadelphia on 8/22/71 Camden. N. Je rile philadelphia 7 of SAG GouOuGs lb. SHUNHOO: and JULLIP i. S&.ObGRabe ~ Glos BOI Date dictated ___ by eee LO? t. e Os Fost zk DGRASS, SROLGRASS and peelininary search of his person for materials by $ SA BSUuEH COD, COULLTN the window into the which was __ 8/23. /7I ar ee a enn ene ee This docuntent ceiteins neither recemaonJutions nar cuicluzions of tha FDL Vt ts the proparty of the FBI ond is locned to your cgencys It and ita cantonfa ora aot to be distzibuted outaide your agoncy. MW 55072 Docld: 32989529 Page 55
MW S5072 PER Rab BURL AU OF EIVEDY 144 } B72 AFL af ” + ‘ when bo voed and declined t oer Wien Ho wedd and déclined to sign. Date. acne re on erences He f DONALD G. COX aud FAUT J.. BRIO identified then. SGlYO8 46 Drveial frones of the Federal Pureau of Investi- gation to PAUL LARTIZRD COUMING. He was fuonished a Waiver of nie Saban’ : . COUMANG was searched hy the above agents end ane pair of brown cotton gloves was teken from him and wainmteinad as evidence. He was wearing the gloves when the interview began. c ke ‘ COUMING declined to furnish any information and the Ly information he would furnish was his naine. The following description of COUMING was obtained from personal observation: Race White Sex Male Age . About 22 Height 5's Weight 130 pounds Hair Brown, wavy over ears, long sideburns Eyes Hazel Dress Blue coverall pants and jacket; grey shirt, long sleeves, with white and red vertical stripes; white T-shirt and a green T-shirt He also had in his possession a business card which reflected the name of a law firm "Segal, Appel, and Natali, Suite 200, 1427 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa., 19107, Telephone #665 0220." Hand printed on the’ card was the following: "Camden Carl Poplar, Office 966-2533 and Home 428-1813." 8/22/71 gg Camden, N. Je File Philadelphia 52-7365 Sup § te ot ; SAs RONALD G. COX snd ‘ PAUL L. BRINTON DEC/tac pote dicrated_ 8/23/73. This document contalas nolthuc recommendations ner conclusions of the FBI. It ts the groparty of the FBI ond is loancd to your eens, Ho ond Hs contents ore aot to be distributed outside your agency. td a \ ‘ Docld: 32989525 Bage——————
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PH 52-7165 Sub S PATHER MICHAEL JOSEPH DOYLE As previously noted, DOYLE was apprehended by Special Agents of the FBI on August 22, 1971, inside the Post Office Building, 401 Martet Street, Camden, N. J. On the same date he was afforded a hearing before U. &. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, N. J., and was remanded to the custody of the U. S. Marshal in lieu of $10,000 good bail. He was released on Septenber 1, 1971, on his own recognizance bond of $10,000. A search of the fingerprints of Father MICHAEL JOSEPH DOYLE has failed to disclose prior arrest data in the files of the Identification Division, FBI, Washington, D. C. 23 Nw 55072 Doold: 32939529 Page 56
CEDERAL DUR EAU GF nvesion Qe Date ARTA St 2%. Net ial } At approximately b835 Belong GHEY Was made into the Selective Service Boare wooms, Parth Floor, Pegersh Courthouse and Post OfVice Giaaden. On entre, seven Ne. ions y were secon stanudine in vexeiens positions. They rere dnine 2c seehy aivised that were anieor ayecst end that they wore strostsd by Special Agents or tho #SI. These porsons were later identified as PETER DONALD PORDI, MICHAEL JOT GIOCONDO, ROBERT GLEN GOOD MICHAEL J, DOYLE, ROSEMARY RSILLY, KATHLREN HARY RIDOLPT, ang ROBERT W. WILLTANSON. Each person arrested received a preliminary "pat down" search. After the search, each person was handcuffed end Gosignated For booking and further processing. - At tho time of entry and thereafter, it was noted thet cabinets had been ripped open; Selective Serrice documents removed from these: documents were. observed to be strewm and torn on the floor of the Conference Room, in meilbegs, on the floor of the main Seloctive Service Office, and strewa about in the gutter area of the rempaxts on three sides of the fifth floor roof, Wee vas on__8/22/7L__* ot CLMDEY . Ni Tease File #PHILADELEYTA52-ZILG Sb Ss Sé's W, B. AN DERSOR SUG sae 3. DEERAUL, JOE R, GINCGRIC(, DAVID A. MILLGaR, MASON P. Siti, VUOMAS tf. TTERNSY, dOSeYH ZEIL, by ag! ¢ Rar 4k rar ant Wad, LT ake Mie ulisaa Zl Dote dictated __ It ts the proporty of tha FBL and te louned ro yooi ogracy: nenetnnenneetnee Pacanrmeennen nanan en This documont contains n. Uher recommendations nor conclusions of tha FBI It ond Its contents ore not to be distributed outside your egoncy. NW 35072 Doocld: 329995259 Page 59
@ FEDER AE DUREAU OF INVEST a) $ ati pct yeesys S; OO pete GREY eC 5 i alg NCR - —_- fr 1977 Sele Teatea on ave POS t ¥ “4 que exden, New 7: euveores. by brcc ons Gf tas Federal Lurotu tieridon. SAGE m, DEFDBAUDY and GiGi he oa Cored tha di ieec arc. and paraper suvronaAdganr 3 BoLcetive Goi fTice by vay of the building Tire eseene. SAL LOLERTE H. WALLER and JOE R. GLUGGRICH entered the Aclective Service office " through the front door, which entered onto the fifth floor cavridor. Upon entrance into this space SAs DEBBAUDT, TIE 5 tp 4 4 RTT brain bd x a _ MAULER and GINGEAICH announced the FRI's presence and instructed everyone to remain as they were until told to do otheriise. SA JOR R. GINGERICH apprehended MICHARYI, JOSEPH DOYLE on the paraset surrounding the fifth floor of the S, Post Office. DOYLE, at the time of apprehension, was Located on the south ei of the puilding at approximately the center of the } bud dis st of the SSlective Bervice space proceeding in & We sterly. iirectio on around the perapet. DOYLE was immed- iavely returned to the Selective Service space via a window where he was frisked for weapons with negative results. DOYLE was not guestioned other than for his name which he refused to give. On 8/22/71. ene tt Camden, Ne J. Je Cy PONY VF oA GON Re GINGRRICH seni O fe 33 Dato dictated 0/2 3/71 This dacument contains nelthor recesamendations nor conclusions of the CBI ft is the property of the FBl end is loaned to your oguney: it and its contents cre sat to be distributed outside your ogency, eM ree MW S5072 Doold: 329395259 Page 60.
ee a @ Si THAL DURGAL GE INVESTIGATE! Ansust 27. Le7h 7 Duotone : MICHAEL JOGHYH DON ns WAS preconted an Interrogetion ~ AGTiC. of Richts * BA dOn Re GINGHRICK ana acvised wy SA GJUGEULCH ti seg! eding the sur gbal me OF che 8 LG bye U. &. Courie- house od Fost aelret HLPects. Cancen, Ne sa. 2a, LO?P1., PONLh read the Incery iL ; form, advised he fully undaxstecd the ent: t form, and thereby sipued the Yorn. DOYLE advised he did not wish to answer any questions. The following description was obtained from obser- vation and interviews , Yame MICHAEL JOSEPH DOYLE Ajiases None Date of Birth November 3, 193 Place of Birth Longford County, Ireland Height ia Weight 136 pounds Build Slender Hair Auburn’ Eyes Blue Sears and Marks None Address 2907 Federal Street, Camden, NW. d. Occunation Cat cholic. Priest - 12 years Employment Catholic Priest + St. Joseph's Pro-Cathedral, Camden, Nod. Father JOHN DOYLE, born May 1h, 1898, at Longford County, Ireland’ (Deceased 1967) ; Mother ROSE CREEGAN DOYLE ~ Longford County, Ireland Brothers PATRICK DOYLE ~ Longford County, Ireland JOHN DOYLE ~ Catholic Priest, rigantine, New Jersey On 8/22/71 Camden, New Jersey Fitoy Philadelphia 52-7165-SiB GAs KLAUS C. ROHR ane to ) { TICs 1 t on foo by fo mf an GI LG LCi i JRG eT Date dictated @ {2 3 / 1 This Cocument contoing neithor recaumendations vr conclusions of the FOL His the property af the FBI and iy loaned to yout agency: lt ond Its contants aro not to bo distributed owtzide your agancy. ys f, fN i. - Mw 55072 Doold: 329 : ee
PH 52-7165~8UB 8 Sisters ‘ANNA MAT DOYLE ~ Longford County, Ireland PHILOMENA O'REILLY ~ | Longford County, treland Spouse None Children None Previous Arrests None ; Driver's License New Jersey (number unknown) Vehicle Ownership " 1968 Chevrolet Impala, rust~colored, four door, New Jersey license unknown. Selective Service Number~-None Military Service None Draft Status None Social Security Number “Unknown ; Local Ad@ress 2907 Federal Street, . Camden, N. J. : WW S5072 Docld: 32989525 Page 62 i pM 80Te = Docidisesegoes Page Oe
FO-302 (Rev. 4-15-64) ‘meuest 27, 1971 Bate. on One pad of white neper, and pencil drawing on tom sheet. One pair of brown cloth gloves. Gn 8/22/71 Camden, New Jersey cite ge etadel pa fa 52-7165 SUL S$ GAs KLAUS C. ROZR ana ho fey by OD RR. GYHONNTCR TRG poto dictuted_ 0/23/71 This document contoins nolther recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. Iris the proparty of tho FEL oad is locnad to your og my: Ht and its contents cro not to ba distributed outside your agancy, NW 55072 Docld: 32969525 Page 63 -— eieio :
| BA S5072 . PH 52-7165 Sub S ANNE GRANT DUNHAM As previously noted, DUNHAM was apprehended by Special Agents of the FBI on August 22, 1971, in the court- yard of St. Paul's Church, 422 Market Street, Cumden, N. J. On the same date she was afforded a hearing before U. S. Magistrate CILiRLJS L. RUDD, Camden, N. J., and was remanded to the custody of the U. §. Marshal in lieu of $20,000 good bail. She was released on September 3, 1971, after posting ten per cent cash or security on a $7,500 bond which had been set by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, Philadelphia, Pa., on September 3, 1971. A search of the fingerprints of ANNE GRAND DUNHAM has failed to disclose: prior arrest data in the files of the Identification Division, FBI, Washington, D. C. 29 DocTd: 32989525 Rage 64
| | special a wiste wail Loe EpALcos pa Bail cing Unicnorn observed taker fr heard 7 weitten the feet hinself Aronts o they wer a“ iy three ahd on 6/22/71, Sf, non! hy Af he by. as ifn} pond 4 te This document contains co fe BOG er ix @ PEBERAL GUREAGQ OF INVESTIGATE Dote B/P3/7 4. At approximately 4:33 e.m. on August Lpents” MITXPOR, RABCOCK, DAVIS, and HALR moje ant uhyves Wid te foushes stendine bye é6ted in ilceve Urivewlyv, east side of 5%. Paul S 1 Church, located rom the U.S. Post Office ay Fourth and Merk PS 3 cree Nov vbite male le i holding a sbich “Was: immedi ¢ itely om him by Sk seen. - pair of cheap kinoe a strip of adhe esive tape with the word "law on “ne tape end a brown tote’ bag wore located ese four individvals. SA THIXTON identified he other agents present as being. Special FBI, and advised these four individuele that ple aced under arrest for conspiracy. The ales were subsequently identified es being W a . 9 of i and £ th e be te 1 3 ing Lemé LAY I} bi WESS, ANNE GRAV POMIEN and JOAN REILLY. a Cam@en, New Jersey _ eitog PnLladelphia F2-715b-59 BD G. GUPYPOIR? a HICH 1D G. TAMKISON . i. Me. BLERCOCHK OW ane 3 4 OED hy pope OE pate dictatod B/ P32 % dit. ‘nelther rocommendations ner conclusions ef tho FDL tts the proparty of tho FRE and ts loanad 1 your agancy: li ond Ets centents org nol ts be distributed outside your cgonay. va ae io MW 55072 Doold: 32989529 Page 65 — : —
es ANHE GRA H:35 a.m, Paul's DAVIS, selves advised of certain HARRISGN. Incident to NT as she s Episcopa® Church, 422 Market Street, by SES JR., and RICHARD G. as Special Agents of the IBI. DUNHAM was apprehended at approximately J G tood in the east courtyard of Saint : RARRISON, who identified 2 DUNHAM was orally constitutional rights by SA RICHARD G. this arrest DUNHAM was given @ limited 1 4 pat down search and two keys were found in her trouser pocket. DUHHAM was taken to the Federal Building. 401 Market Street by & this location HARRISON, who read Advice of Rights. the presence of SA a Special Agent of indicated that she she was again advised of her rights by TCHARD G. HARRISON for processing. At SA to her the form entitled Interrogation; DURHAM was then asked to read the form in LARRY KOPRIVICA, who identified himself as the FBI. After reading the form, DUNUAN understood the content and meaning of the form; however she did not wish to sign the Waiver of Rights section of the Interrogation; Advice of Rights Form, nor did she wish to answer any questions regarding the’ break-in of the Federal Building at 401 Market Street. After completion of the interview, DUNHAM voluntarily furnished handwriting and handprinting samples. _ DUNHAM was furnished a copy of the inventory, previ-~ ously signed by her, of the items removed from her person at the time of her arrest. The remainder of the processing consisted of a strip search, and the fingerprinting and photographing of DUNHAM. This processing was accomplished by various employees of the FBI. DUNHAM was advised that she could make one telephone call if she so desired. She stated that at the present time she did not desire to make any telephone call. DUNHAM was escorted to a hearing before U. S. Magistrate On Camden, N. J. Philadelphia 100~53227 8/22/71 ites rere nen OE errr nrc meee nercarnenres enenlaenrernenretennnemeenreeenncenreenvenes | IO Fp SA RICHARD G. HARRISON -' SA HAROLD H. DAVIS, UR. RGH/eac ry i ioe Dote dictuted___ 8/23/74 This decutaent contains neither recommendations nar conclusions of the PBI. It ts the properiy of the FB! ond it leaned te your cacncy: It and its contents are not te be distributed outside your ayuncy. af ome MW S5072 Doocld: 329895259 Page 66
PH Loc-5 CHARLES L. after t N.od. from observation and furnished voluntarily interview: | MW BS072 Docld: 32989529 3 YNEC 3227 Sure z mt RUE. Das doover vo the < of Cainden, N, J r J  % — U. S. Marshal's and was there- ie Office at ‘camden, The following descriptive information was obtained Naing Race Sex Date of Birth Place of Birth Height Weight Build Hain Eyes Complexion Scars and Marks Residence Occupation Father Age Place of Birth Occupation Residence Mother Age Place of Birth Residence Brothers Marital Status Previous Arrests Driver's License Social Security No. Local Address Page 67 “85 by DUNHAM during ANNE GRANT BUNHAM White Female 5/19/48 New York City Sts 120 pounds Stocky Brown, length tto shoulder blades Blue Medium None noted 4h West 10lst Street New York, N. Y. Unemployed ARTHUR W. DUNHAM Approximately 55 Canada Accountant $2 First Street, Pelham, N. Y. JEANNETTE E. DUNHAM, nee EDWARDS Connecticut ‘Same as father ANTHONY W. DUNHAM, JOHN E. DUNHAM, PAUL S. DUNHAM, Single Admitted, speeding ticket at New York City In New York, number unknown, lost during mid July 1872 Does not remember Does not desire to furnish age 25 age 21] age 16 at ‘ wo -~
PH 52-7165 Sub S FATHER PETER DONALD FORDI As previously noted, FORDI was apprehended by Special Agents of the FBI on August 22, 1971, inside the Post Office Building, 401 Market Street, Camden, N. J. On the same date he was afforded a hearing before U. S. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, N. J., and was remanded to the custody of the U. S. Marshal in lieu of $50,000 good bail. He was released on September 1, 1971, on his own recognizance bond. A search of the fingerprints of Father PETER DONALD FORDI Has failed to disclose prior arrest data in the files of the Identification Division, FBI, Washington, D. C. 33 NW 55072 Doocld: 32989529 Page 66 a a
® FEDERAL BUNEAU CS mvestien Ab apovoximotely 1.335 a.m... entry vas made into tho Selective Sc. Lea Board OGM S« eatch Floor, Fodoral Courthouse end bro.t OF ee Conde On entry, seven persons were seen steandine dn vari ve pos ibich Se Whey wore Jmmedlately advised that thes wore und arrest and that they were arrestad by Specelal Agjont 3 of the BI Those persons were later identified as PRER DONALD FORD, MICHAEL JOY GIOCONDO, ROBERT GLEN GoOob, MICHAL J. DOYLE, ROSEMARY RYILLY, KATHLESN MARY RIDOLF] » and ROBERT W, WILDTAU SON. ech person arrested received a preliminary "pat down" search, ; After the search, cach person was handcuffed and aesignated for booking and further processing, At the time of ontry and thereafter, it was noted that cabinots had been ripped open: Selective Service docuncnts removed from these; documents were observed to be strewn and torn on the floor of the Conference Room, in mailbess, on the floor of the main Selective Service Office, and strewn about in the gutter area of the ramparts on three sides of %* the fifth floor roof. on 8/22/71 _ot GAMDIGN., KUT? Gy File #PE TELA DEL PENTA So ePI 6G Say S SAts We. Bp MDGS, i LUGE: o S. Doi OT, JOm RR, GIBGPRICH, DAVID A. MILI Henk HACON P. eT ; WICHAS. ib. TTindeY, JOouPH Zi, by eoG RoR Twang: bah Laem, Anlbp (Date dictated _. This document centoins neither tecemmendations aor conclusions of the FRI. Us ts tha peoparty of tho FBI ond is loonad to your ayancy: ° ‘s at ¥ It ore! ite contents ato not to bo distributed outside your agency. . . . 4 5 Biv 55072 Doold: 329895259 Page 65 :
EDU? (Re £5604) sak Se) sero mass ey CRO ge ere tp ee poe eee, wena Ak GELEAU GE PIV ESTIGA THES fugust 27, 197). Dotto ena apnresimately 1:30 aome, August 22, 1977, SahectsL apoco Gi surromidine area Vocaiod Or the if U. &. Poss Ortice, NOL Market Street, Choad, nbcrea by Special agents ef the Federal. syostigstton. 81s EvGhoh S. DESRAUD? end GWEC nie th sdiate arce and perapet Se ice office iby Way JOB R. GIRGINIZCE Ser vice ‘office through the front ered onto the fifth 44 floor corridor, Unon entrar 1ce ito this space, Sis DEBBAUDT, TIERNEY, WALLER and GINGERICI announced the FUI's pre sence and instruct ed everyone to romain as they were until told to do otherwise. , JOH R. GINGERICH apprehended PETER DONALD FORDI on the parapet surrounding the fifth floor of the U. 8S. Post Office. FORDI, at the time of apprehension, was located on the south side of the building approximately adjacent to the center of the Selective Service space proceeding in an easterly direction around the parapet, FORDI was immediately returned to the Selective Service space via a window where he was frisked for weapons with negative results. FORDI was not questioned other than for his name which he refused to > give. « te AT Ae ‘ ~~“ v On. _ 8/22/71 as __ Camden, New Jersey FilogPhiladelphia "P2716 SiB SA yy TUGRR ECT eps, by SA JOUR. Gi JUGERICGY STAR dete eeennse eee Date dictated _ 8/2 fe 3/71 7. fae This dscumant contains neither recommenduticns nor coaclusicvs of the FOL (tis tha property of the Fal and is leaned to your agency: tioond Its contents are act to be distributed outrida you sgete.« | NW S5072 Doeld: 325989529 Page 70
PEDISAL BULEAH OF EIVESTIO @ Dacia 8/2 2UsT - PETER DONALD FCRbDI, after being placed under arrect K by Special Agent JOL R. Gi GERICH, while he was in the Selective Service sogrd, Cemton, N.d., war teken into custody by GSoceial Acant Lucien $. DELRAUDT. Afien Laing token into CUS toMy rorRDyT was taken to the tourth floor of ine United Staten Post Oriiac boilding. and at inet time. Special Arent HLCRARL V. DORGVAN. Use., entered the ccom. FORDY vas then searched by Specicl Agent EUGENE S$. BPLbrULS. ana taken sion FORDE 's person Were the fol owing articles: 1) A package of Parodi cigars containing three Cigars. eames 2) One pink 8X 5 cz ard béaring writing , "Poplar %66- 2533 Co) 428-1613 (H) 966-1386." 3) One set of ten keys on chain and ring. 4) Four loose keys. 5) Two sticks of Spearmint Gum in package. 6) One blue brush tip pen. 7) One pair brown gloves.’ Also found on FORDI's person was eleven cents, one dime and one penny. FORDL was then- presented with an inventory of the above items , which he returned and signed. FORDI. was then told by Special Agents EUGENE S. DEBBAUDT and MICHAEL V. DONOVAN, Jr., that they wished to question him con- cerning his participation in the theft of Selective Service records from the United States’ Post Office Building, Camden, N.J. Prior to any questioning, FORDI was advised of his rights as set out in "Interrogation; Advice of Rights Form," which he read but refused On__ 8/22/71 ot CAMDEN WT. Filo NEVARK 5.26837 ~ . . pigt ‘sf SA MICHAEL V. DONOVAN, JR. au by SALVA BS. DEE AUD ET OU UES pa) Date dicteted? £2 477 pe This document centeins notthor recommendations nor cenclasicns ef tho FO His the property of the FDI and is leaned to your ogenrys It ond its contents are not fo be distributed aut. ‘a your cgoncy. . | NW 55072 Doocld: 32989529 Page i
RK 52-681 “i to sian without his attorney present. PORDT than stated thet he did not with to make any stevements to the istervicuings withcut his ettorpnay present and the interview wos then concluded. The following background data was cbtained through observation and interview: Nane PETER DONALD FPORDI Aderass . 131 Morning Side Drive . New York City, N.Y. Height 6' tall Weight 175 pounds Build Medium - Hair Black,. balding Eyes Hazel, wears glasses’ Sears and other identifying marks: Mustache and long sideburns Date of Birth February 198, 1937 Place of Birth Jersey City, N.d. Occupation Jesuit Priest since June of 1969 Military Service None Selective Service 7 Board: New York City After the background data was obtained, FORDI was photographed by Special Agent MASON P, SMITH. FORDI was then taken to the second floor of the United States Post Office, where he was fingerprinted by Special Agent ALBERT WILLIAM CARROLL. FORDI was then taken to the third floor where he was photographed by WILLIAM J. ANDRIS. FORDI was then returned to the fourth floor of the United States-Post Office where he awaited the United States Magistrate's hearing, and while waiting for this hearing, was allowed to make one telephone call. He called telephone number 212-836-8628. FORDI was then taken to the United States Marshali'ts Office, third floor, where he was allowed to confer with an attorney. Upon completion of the conference, FORDI was taken to the courtroom, located on the third floor for the United States Magistrate's hearing and turned ever to the United States Marshall.
NW 55072 Pd 52-7165 Sub §S KEITH WILLIAM FORSYTH As previously noted, FORSYTH was apprehended by Special agents of the FBI on August 22, 1971, at 21 North Fourth Street, Camden, N. J. On the same date he was afforded a hearing before U. S. iagistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, WN. J., and was remanded to tre custody of the U. &. Marshal in lieu of $25,000 good bail. He was released on September 7, 1971, after posting ten per cent cash or security on a 310,000 bond which had been set by the Third Circut Court of Appeals ; Philadelphia, Pa., on September 3, 1971. A search of the fingerprints of KEITH WILLIAM FORSUTH has failed to disclose prior arrest data contained in the files of the Identification Division, FBI, Washington, D.C, 38 DocTd: 32989525 Page 73
~ TU Uae (Ev, POG 8/4 23/71 Dato... On August 22, 1971, 30 &.iney the below listed azents aivestad Vio et the residence of Zi North Fourt ry J. POKSYLH was arrested in the Living Poot idenas. FORSYYH wus advised by SA ROY J. LANE, JR., that he _ was being avrested for conspiracy in connection with the destruction of Government property. After being advised of the identities of the below listed agents, FORSYTH was orally advised of his Constitutional rights by SA LANE, after hich he stated he understood his right s; however, wished to remain Silent. Promptly following being advised of his rights, a preliminary search wes conducted of his person. After the preliminary search FORSYTH was transported to the fourth floor of the Federel Building for booking procedures. Upon reaching the Federal Building, FORSYTH was strip-searched, fingerprinted and photographed. Review of FORSYTH's personal effects revealed the following items: 1. Pennsylvania driver's license number 16662047, 2. Library card for the Philadelphia Free Library. 3. Membership card for the Recreational Equipment, Ine. “4H, Provident National Bank card number @53~681-8, 5. First Pennsylvania Bank card number 372-623-9, 6. Allstate health insurance card number 82~226-488, 7. Selective Service System registration certificate number 33-113-50-228, 8. One tablet of white paper on 8/22/71 Camden, N. Jd. ,., Philadelphia 52-7165 Sub a File we hE SA ROGER D. CASTERLTNE /°~ by__SA ROY J. LANE, SRAM RDC /soran Dato dictated _. B/ 23/71 This document contoins neither rccommendctions ner cons tusions of the FOL. I is the property of the FSI ond is louned to your unency: it and its contents ara not to bu distributed outside your ugency. HW 55072 Doold:32989525 Page 74
12. Brown wallet. > 13. Sis: once-dollar bills. Lu. Chane, ince using six auarters , seven dimes, four The above mentioned items wore returned to FORSYTH after being reviewea by the below listed agents. The two below listed items were held as evidence, FORSYTH was given a property receipt for the items d was advised that the items would not be returned to him, as they would be heid as evidences ie AL 1/2" x 2 1/2" white card with the neme CARL POPLAR and phone numbers 966~2533 (d) and 428-1613 (N) written on one side. 2. A 3" x» 3.1/2" piece of white paper with the handwritten words of "Fire Resistant," “Burgler Resistant,” and "Pipe Cabinents"; and on the other side, an unidenti- fied drawing. Upon completion of the booking procedure , FORSYTH was once again advised that he was arrested for conspiracy in connection with the destruction of Government-property. After being re-advised of the charge, he was immediately furnished with an “Interrogation; Advice of Rights" form which clearly set forth his Constitutional rights. After reviewing the "Advice of Rights" form, FORSYTH stated that he completely understeod his rights; however, did not wish to sign the form and stated that he wished to remain silent. FORSYTH also stated that he did not wish to furnish handwriting or handprinting samples. At approximately 12 noon, FORSYTH was turned over to the U. S. Marshal's Office, Fedora 1 District of New Jersey, to be hele for arraignment by the U. S. Magictrate of that same district. MW S5072 BDoeold: 32989529 Page 75
MW 55072 Docld: 32989525 | peep i i eT The fotlewing disaription Observation end wyevien of hi oe Pag Namne Reed Sex Date © Place Height Neisht Build Hair Eyes Selective Service No. Selective Service Board Draft Status Driver's License Address Dress ible Pos Associate Le] Page 760 a TO PT 3 whe . fel aan gars F Of TORSYTH was taken clrcughn eu Nantes Pan by perveonal eiicetss KEITH WELLPAL FORSYTH Whoce oi ra) ug e . March 15, 1959 Marion , 6° 120 pounds Slender Brownisheblack (shoulder Length} Brown Chornerinned glasses 33+1139-50+-229 Local, Board 113, 72 South High Street, Akron, Ohio LeA Penneylvania license 16662047 515 Carpenter Lane, Philadelphia, Pa. Levits, light blue short-sleeved sport shirt, brown work shoes First Pennsylvania Special Checking Aecount card dated June 4, 1971, Listed in the name of ROBERT E. GROSSMAN, as also residing at 515 Carpenter Lane, Philadelphia, Pa. Ohio
NW 55072 Boeld: 32989529 Page 77 PH 52-7165 Sub S MICHAEL JOHN GIOCONDO As previously noted, GIOCONDO was ap: vehended by Special Agents of the FBI on August 22, 1971, inside the Post Office Building, 401 Market Street, Camden, N. J. On the sare date he was afforded a hearing before U. S. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, N. J., and was remanded to the custody of the U. S. Marshal in lieu of $25,000 good bail. He was released on Septeuber 7, 1971, after posting ten per cent cash or security on a $10,000 bond which had been set by the Third Toa court of Appeals, Philadelphia, Pa., on September 3, 971. A search of the fingerprints of MICHAEL JOHN GIOCONDO has failed to disclose prior arrest data in the files of the Identification Division, FBI, Washington, D. C. 42
© FEDERAL BUREAU UF NVESTICA Dora _AVLUE” At approximat cady 4:35 a.wm., August 22, 1972, Salective Sarvies space iaid Ssupreundays area located. on the fifts Sisco. U.S. Poot Oret Ce » HOL Mernet Otreet, Camdan., Hid... wes artere, Dy Speudae Avents of the Federal Bureau of Envestlration. ive. tnt Apaents alk hoe Oo. MobBAGOR end Gach Fb, Misha arrtbeped tuie be Lek APCG 4G pamaneh GBuopeuncinsg ENE boloetive Service OFYice 3: of the puildii i Chee escape. Special Agence ROBERN nh. SP LurR AG JQ RR. GEACERTCH centered che Selective Seevies OFFiea tinem front door, which entered on to tie fifth floor corridor. | Upon entrance into this space, Special Agents DEBBAUDT, | TIERNEY, WALLER, and GINGERICH announce 2d the FBI's presence and | instructed everyone to remain as they were until told to do other- | G | wise, Special Agsents DEBBAUDT and WALLER immediately placed under arrest three individuals that wore located within Selective Service space. A male, leter identified as ROBERT G. GOOD, was standing in the area of Local Board #9. A female, later identified as KATHLEEN NARY RYDOLFI, was standing next to GOOD, A melo, 1 identified as MICHAEL JOHN GIOCONDO, was in the area of Locel Board #7. Special Agents DEBBAUDT and WALLER moved these persons to the center of the Selective Service space and had them lie on the floor. Ro questions were asked of these persons other than their namec which they refused to furnish. ‘ ROBERT? He WAL LER(AD SA BUGENE S. DEBBAUDT KSO/pav B/PUS TI Dato dictotcd, 2 mete vereeirn eeenenrnreteeteminnems ete “a Th © document contelus neither recommendations auc conchsteas of the Fil. tt ls the property of the P&L and ts loaned to your oguacy: ite cd its contents ora aor io by distributed cutsida your agency. NW 35072 Doocld: 32909525 Page 75
» FERERAL ESROAU OF Have USTIGAT HZ. eects cenmeesneee . AG apvorosimotely 1:35 aem., entey was made into the Solo tLve Sorvieas Board roons, Fifth Floor, Fedorei Courthouse and Post OL ACG Comdon.s On enfiy, seven , nr. 7 an Udo = ae oT Were B86CoOoMn & CHILO LIS POs re; 4 ULor Hs Oo Wer Ye ah i Pa et Made end the pe “ BaVaseae Bon. VII SO SG BNO eereny wae a WaPB by tpcetal Agents of tie PSL, Theses persons vere later identified as PET™ DOXALD PotD, WECHARL dOha GiOCONDO, ROBUAT GLE GOOD MEGHA SS I. DOYLE, ROSS4ARY REILLY, KATILERN MANY REDODEI, and ROBERT W, WILLTAMSOM. Hach person arrosted received a prelininery "pat down" search, After the search, each person was handeurfed and designated for booking and further processing. At the time of entry and thereafter, it was noted thet cabinets had been ripped open; Selective Service docwrents rersoved from these; documents were observed to be strewn and torm on the floor of the Conference Room, in mailbegs, on the Floor of the main Selective Service Office, and strewn about in the gutter area of the ramparts on three sides of the fifth floor roof, On 8/22/71. _ot OC APDTN Lateasey File APU TL AOL PHI A-S2n7165 Sak SAts W. Be ANDER Sn, BUC eG S$, neta T, dOm R. GINGHRICH, DAVID AL MILDER, MASON 7°, Sarit U HOMNAS i, TIMANGY, cdOSs#PH ZIuL, ~ by pt Rows, wi HALE Ro SAD 4alh Date dictated nee ‘This document cantoins neither recommendations nor conclssions of the FBI It is the proporty of the FBI ond is loaned to yaur agency: Se oe thee oa it end Its contents ere not to bo distdbured autzide your og. nGye i ifs f. v Nw 55072 Doold: 32939529 Page 79
FN.302 (av. 415-64) FEDERAL CULEAU OP INVEISTIGATION \ &, £73 Lf? Dt ree * de tn Le =35 Sw nt wupseqeat to the aprest of M{CHALS J. ne a fe aay ~ “ one fe Inte ra te Lyne FOSORDY om Sums 22, 197), ip the U. &. Test OFffiac, , “3 tee seg oh tes o - « 5 fob re m 23 we on. ree thea g Pa A, QS UMD © OQ & moet ovb tra Poros re - -« % vai at i) ! NTS 2 yn a Vx Ploeor ON , > ug 0, SHAY OF LAG AM OS Crewe aT, +n x32 os a = ‘ oe the : qt ee AS sPOSeNAS Vosw aed bo speskh vic SYAWE PR any onescians > ~ ode . Pats 5 : ate 4 * . Try ie OPeyvac be MG, BOOP, OF Ny DECal GCuse ww, f te 4 mas oy ses ot, mote f sey. Ne de wee Yon Qa GEE baa eeriad OF ting bputween Lae te ayes sr’ . . 4 sy —T ms tomy SUSSETTY . APSESt 2b #239 O.eme, August 22, 1971, and GIOcONLC's 5 $ nae, ate de th 4 “ - 4 4 ye arradgrement as l:iO pom., on August 22, 1971, he + ~ tapantad ner & adel fheoeentes Wwas& YG L ry SPUR cCEGa FC BpECI Gh AMG. rae of the searched by SA DAVID BIDRER which yielasd one “pair ei brown o which GIOCORDO was Wearing at the time of his ax S" white index card with the following note ae eo) ct by * o < one 3" x "DA, LeA-O, 1 0, TI-S, Le¥, IV-B, out, index cards, ledsers", and one white card, approximately 2 x 3" With the follouving notations ; "SARL POPLAR, 966-2533, off., 128 1813 home", ne brown cloth gloves and the 3" x 5" index cand were retained by SA MILLER and a copy of an Inventory of Items Removed signed by SA DIVID A. MILLER and witnessed by SA H, HAROLD DAVIS, JR., was tendered to GIOCONDO. GIOCONDO refused to sign the Inventory of Items Removed. At 7:39 a.m., SA DAVID A. MILLER poretly advis GIOCONDO of his rights as specified on an "taterroa blon: Advice of Rights" form, and at 7:ll a.m., tendered that form to GIgQs NDO, % mich he read, stated he understood, but declined to sien. The "Interrogation: Advice of Rights" form was witnessed by SA DAVID A. MILLER and SA H. HAROLD DAVIS. On 8/22 / 7) at, Ce den. N. soy Fite PPD ad ce foi. da fie. ZA65_¢ wave ~e MeT PT YT Tt ee : * by ns RD 4 Yi D A ¢ HTEE prs ee ee pee Dote dictated of <> (OLD 7% i eee, eee H 3 a fet to Ck = This document contoing nusthoer recommendations ner conclusiens of the Gib is ia the property of the FS! and is leaned to your ogervy: lt and tts contents are net to bo distribuiad oulside your agency. MW S5072 Docld: 329895259 Page 0
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PH 52-7165 Sub S ROBERT GLENN GOOD As previously noted, GOOD was apprehended Sy Special Agents of the FBI on August 22, 1971, inside the Fost Office Building,40l Market Street, Camden, N. J. On the same date he was afforded a hearing before Ul S. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, N. J., and was renanded to the custody of the U. S. Marsnal in lieu of $50,000 good bail.. He was released on September 7, 1971, after posting ten per cent cash or security on a $15,000 bond which had been set by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, Philadelphia, Fa., on September 3, 1971. A search of the fingerprints of ROBERT GLENN GOOD has failed to disclose prior arrest data in the files of the Identification Division, FBI, Washington, D. C7. MW 35072 Doold: 32989525 Page 82
@ FEDGRAL DURLAU OF invesic Ds: Date. AUD eae an alae nee a ee -At apnpoximacely 4:35 a.m., August 22, 1971, Soheutiva service space and surroundin,, area located on ‘the eifth OG, U.S. Post OFfiea, YOR riseket Street, Caundon, Node, Was cuits: by Sspoeckal Coens of tus Tedural buvecu of Investapacpaor. 2 veh d AgeNes wus SS. PEBIAURY ana FTROnAGS ue. GEERGLY entered tle diodes area and perio t Surwcunding tae Sclective Seovice Giflies by o oF tne buileines Yire aseape. oLpeeial Ag Joa BR. GLIGLRECH entered the Salecetive front door, wnich entered on to the fift mts KOLENL i, WOsaLER ane vieo Orbea throvgyu tc floor corridor. Upon entrance into this space, Special Agents DEBBAJDT PTERNTY , BALLER , and GINGERICH announced the FBI's presence ana ins tructed everyone to remain as they were until told to do other- Wise. Special Agents DEBBAUDT and WALLER immediately placea under arrest three individuals that were located within Selective Service space. A male, later identified as ROBERT G. GOO”, Woe | standing in the area of Local Board #9. A female, later icentifies as KATHLEEN PARY RIDOLFI, was standing next to GOOD. A male, Later identified as MICHALL JOUN GICCONDO, was in.the area of Local Board #7. Special Agents DEBBAUDT and WALLER moved these persons to the center of the Sclective Service space and had them lie on the floor. Ko questions were asked of these persons other than their names, which they refused to furnish. on 8/22/73 segs ~CAMDYH, Wide _ette y NEVARK 52-6827 __. oA ROLURE i 4 WALLER CA) Qa Cc y vo . - of LUGEHD S&S. DEBBAUDT at PAV If 267 iN EAD j sud LSp/rav Doto dictated. B/ 28S 7 | sy ay eee a Ee Be a . . - 2 oy a a o . Thie document contains neither recommendations por conclusicas of ihe RIL It ts the proporty of the FBi and is louned to your agency: it cad its contonts gre not to bo distributed outside your apancy. NW 35072 Doocld: 329895259 Page 63
we be Saab LEE PEDERAL DURGAU OP LAVESTIGATIO & Augusk 23. 197) Dota * approxima te Ly 83 QeMo, OntryY Was mace inte the Soalective ° Sy Misa, Medora Courtsouse coc Fort ORS Aa. Gmscon, On enbay, seven porsoms vore geen 3b ‘ da verhous positions. Hnoy WO Xs dune dacels A agvascd thet they wero wader sxiest and that they were aeurcs by Special Agents LOCH € 3 ht . «7% Je . gt OH O1 Vat C ee 3 ~ Sheee persons wera Later idontatie d ag PRES DONALD J FORDE, NIiCHAcE JOA eae DO, ROBERT GLEN GOOD, MICUASL « POE ° nO SSP 1ARX I BILLY $ MPETE Rs 1 KARY RIVDOLE IT. enc ROBERT We WIEbL BiSON., Hach poson arrested received a " search. preliminary "Dat dom After the serrch, each person wes handcuffed and designated for booking and furthor processing, At the time of entry end thereafter, it was noted that cabinets had been ripped open: Selective Service documents removed from these; documents were observed to be strewn and torn on the floor of the Gonference Room, in mailbogs, on the floor of ble main Selective Service Office, and strem about in the gutter areca of the ramparts on three sides of tne fifth floor roof, on 8/22/71. ot GANDEN . PE tmesiy _ File PE TLADSLERTA G2e PI S5 Sab 5 Tye; ah . fbn s bo R,. Aa GING Gi 9 AVID A, MITTIN, MASON Po SMEG, PHOMAS iy RIMRWEY, JOSM@PY ZinL, by and ROB MO Pe. Ts VepAfpsa Serb. Date dictated This document contains acither cecommendetions por conclusions of the FBL: dt is fhe property of the Fl and is louned to your agency: Als W. Bo MID. SON, BUCHER RI x2 ry ay it and [ta contants are not to be distributed outside your aguncy. a. Y et NW 55072 Docld: 32989525 Page 84
r EEL IRAL ELPA OF INVESTICS “u@® 4 oeee or y feu 5¢ wy as Dut Cn ee oe ee ie te ereenete Cone enna Ag about 7:10 a.me, GOOD wes furmished on Advice of Rights and Waiver Torn, which he read, which BA SHERWOOD ovally explained to hin, and which he declined to sign after steting that hic wmdeistood his rights as set forch An Unis form. GOOD stated he did not desire to furnich any information Uhutscever. In connection with the strip search of GOOD and the search of the  elothing he Was wearing, three jtcms were retained é@s evidence: 1. One pair of worn soiled brow gloves which GOOD was wearing. 2. One partial poll of black electrician's tape, which was found in the right-hand, front trousers pocket. 3. Lwo pieces of a knife blade, wrapped in black tape, which were found in GOOD's shirt pocket. GOOD was furnished a copy of an inventory for these items. ; At about 11:20 a.m., GOOD was taken by 5A CHAMBERS to the U. &. Ma pshe al's Office, Third Floor, U. S. Post Office Building, at which time he was turned over to the U. &. Marshal for an appearance before Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD. GOOD appeared before Magistrate RUDD at approximately 1:10 pom. Philadelphia 100-5264] | on 8722471 at Camden, We de rite y pbiladelphia 52-7165-Eub SA'S GEORGE E+ ASneRMOOD — and ROBE Go CHADS (2 GES: BSt 8/23/71 Mate Jietated by a ee ee see mene Tina decuuacnt conteins ncither mcommendutions uce convlusic. « ef tho P BE ft is the property of tho PRE and is loaned to yor agency: if und ie contaits ore net to bo di:tributad outsiae your agency. Mw 35072 Doold: 32939529 Page @5
PH 100-526)" PH 92-716 5-203 The f£ during observat Name Date of Birth Place of Birth Heiegnt Weight Build Hair Residence Occunation Parents Brothers Sisters Marital Status Previous Arrests Social Security Number Selective Service Number Local Address Sears end Marks Boeld: 32989529 Page 36 re es vipt ive infowmation was ebtelued eee OW ¢ RORIET GLen GOOD June 3, 1949 Sharon, Pa. 5 Li 160 pounds * Mediu Brown, long and curly Brown oo Claims none. Claims none. JOHN and ELIZABETH GOOD, RoD. #1, Sharpsville, Pe. e- declined to furnish their identities. ~ declined to furnish their identities. Singlé ; Admits one, New York City, Ns Yo5 declined to furnish circumstances. Claimed did not recall. Declined to furnish; however, stated currentiy classified 1+0, Declined to furnish. Small scar outer corner, right eye. >?
HW S5072 Doold: 32989525 Page 87 i _$$$§s tr Se SS Re hs ra t-te NN pgm ts ecoenengeere 110. | Ss ®@ PH 52-7165 Sub § JCHN PsTaR GRADY AS previously noted, GRADY was apprehended by pecial Agents of tne FBI on August 22, 1971, at 21 Worth ourth stecet, Canden, NH. dg. On the same date he was afforded a hearing before U. S. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, NM. d., and was remanded to the custody of the U. &. Hershal in lieu of $150,000 good bail, He was released on September 1971, after posting a ten per cent cash or security on @ 350, OOO bond which had been set by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, Philadelphia, Pa., on September 3, 1971. hey Ua iV] =~ 4& search of the fingerprints of JOHN PETER GRADY has failed to disclose prior arrest date contsined in the files of the Identification Division, #BI, Washington, ». ©. 52
4 202 (Rav. 4-15-64)  } os . @ FEOSRAL GUREAU GE INVESTIGATIO:. oan) badeg S& JASS J, PIGDEY, Sa RICHARD J, BSARES, iolloved by Sa TEARESCE P. RS? Bad SA LAVRIONGL KARE YORE, then en vered the peGidernse, 3 nub asor and iwmediately Ss BISLEY and Sa 3 . Living groom Located at the risht of CLoor and observed JOHN PETER GRADY 1: wost. end of the room, near wrt and dark blue trousers Sy & couch, GR and bed no she SA FINLEY immediately identified himself to GRADY as a Special Agent of the FBT and he infcrmsd GRADY that he vas under arrest for a violation of Federel law. SA FINLEY and Sa i BERNES then pulled GRADY to his fest and searched him for weapons. He was then handcuffed by SA HEIST and removed to & Bureau automobile parked directly in front of 21 Strest, Camden, N. J. Qa ys . was advised of the identities of SA L&WRERG ks a TE RRENCE P, HEIST and was again int ormed by RE. that he was under arrest SA YORK advised GRabY t Fan he was being chasvged with Conspiracy and was being arrested based on a warrant issued by U. S. Magistrate CHARLES RUDD, Camden, N. J. GRADY's shoes were then brought to him. Hs was then transported to the U. S. Post Office and Vourthouse, Ol Market Street, Camdsn, N. de Pur ing the pide to the courthouse, GRADY comp ained that his handcuffs were extremely tight. Upon arrival at the court-~ house, the handcuffs were loosened somewhat. During the ride to the U. 8. Post Orfice and Courthouse, GRADY made the state- ment, "I'm JPG." Upon arrival at. the U. S. Post Office and vy After GRADY was placed in the rear seat of the car, he ) Py tt Or, ayeae of Camden, Hy de Fite pPRiladeipnia Se-7145 grey Sis RTS RPRIUMS | Paine; GF, FIM Von vee uNoL P. NEIS®, MASBOR P.M ue, an WAU BARI Yo! “, *} hy ee ines é ar ci /} P53. _ . at Date dictated, BL 23/7 (0 __. . . a + zt . > mye ‘this document oo nicins neither recammerlasens ger canc’s inos of the PPE tt is the property of the FBt and is founed to your ogency: Nw w 55078" 'BSeia: "pig gafsta he dipuibuted guiside yous were cys a a _ _— _ _ _ _ ee 7 _
+ t.4. - Pa aor ee ’ a“ ty - ; 2 ops aN ey igs RF . - tout Co... PHF g Gh! 2B POS LE Sb ua NOOO: aM, wereOVG Fre Yeah Seka, pad tre a Le ar a ad “40 dae? * Ong eye PCED ATE foe Doss othe 2fGrt owe praia Prem GRADY s “ “ Pease ede PY Seay” Arye rey en m . es oe ro t & x eo Gi wolo ronkns fe. 3. One Black kay osso containing four gol Weare s +” + a - + . - ay oe ~ oe * ' coed no cna: hed a plece of vaper taped to the . % det faa 5 2 y a ma eet BY ouftsids with the nare "BIL" end an"A with « «. a” 2 & Gircloe arovund it. 5 * * ~ % x + ra i if i, Two loose keys, one bearing Lettsrs "GM. Sever ¥ asked to be @lliowad to call his pat aL 4S hole that he would be able to 3 yked end the ssourity of the § od. GRADY refused to identity bim- seit and vefus bed. to provice any background information shout nimseif whatsoever. GRADY refused to sign ths proper ty reasipt, % 4 oe ae sad ati ZOrn * SA NEIS® provided GRADY with an "Interrogation: Advice form, which GRaDY read, end stated that he unegerstood ; but declined to sign the waiver form because he taik to his lawyer. GRADY declined to provide 1 nd- na fal Fs t 7:01 a.m., SA MASON PP. SHITH appeared at Room 304 GRADY that he was going to take his photograph and 5 Who was seated in a chair, to stand up. GRADY re- and up and refused to look wo, At that,point, Sa requested GRADY to stand up and he again refused. H and NETST took GRADY by his arms and lifted the chair, at which time GRADY started to struggle. At instant, Sa YORK secured GRADY's right arm and placed 4 f n A 2 So ive fees Nee &, $3 ot G2 eg a3 ae = 2 eth u& oe) rd iff on his right wrist and then secured GRADY's left wrist nd handcurfed him behind his beck, As SA SHITH started tating photographs, GRADY started straining and pulling at the hand- curfs behind his back and he was heard to grunt and breathe neavilgy, : ~ 7 + iad : . 2 + ~ nw rot Saar tiw theranfter, CRADY stated that bis arm hurt aud SA YORE renewed tno handeurts, at which tire GuADY cisitad ci Nw 35072 Doold: 323989529 Page 89
x £9 Nw ew iy Sod Me A pn ‘ ~ (om wae TR — GRADY was iater tolren to another room wheres ha wes fincersrinted and additional photosra ple wore takon without ine to ata Sayt ¢ 7 JO: awm., are “Lhe le @.t%., GRADY wads two tole+ plone ¢ calls ‘from a pay telephones booth on the third floor of the Past Office Building. | At 12:18 p.m., GRADY was taken before U. S. Magistrates COUARLES RURD im the U. S. Post Office and Cour thouse The following description is based upon observation Race Whi te Sex Nale Age Approximate ly 6 Height Approximately 518" Weight Avproximately 190 Los, Build Heavy Hair Dark brown and gray, very curly. Complexion . Mediwna Scars and Marks Wone note NW 55072 Docld:32989529 Page so a ~ 7
MW S5072 Specth.ad Agente of yavd of Se. Poulte On the sam: Gaue, § Magpiscimate CHARLES LL. to the custody of pail. She wes ten per cent casn been set by Pa., Doold: 32989525 the Ti on september ay Page 91 7) 4 a o> a Churah, 422 Mo. ket Streat, Camden a) the hird Circuit Court o 1S71. . apprehended by y ] court- ,> N. d. 2 hearing before U. S. eit nanded dieu of $5,000 goou « des and was Pp n 3, 1871, after posting 55 f U.S 000 bond which had 5 Philadelphia, “security. ona "§ Appeals
At approyimetely cants (PAT ma le tbad 1 Ch at r4yit €: an hurch, Fourc} ma ng f. Unknow; OO 7 ™ him by 8 “strip of c ce bearin: hin Agents of the FBI, they were being MARGARET enn re a Camda? on 8/22/71 n LD ars yeeg HOGE adal Oe Tey n Let USL. Abe . at rh M> Ce ft tm Aes ives) Me BCS by LOA Let (Mey AR ps — 4 ine: observea ho ding a rey Te rahe Loo Lo 4 wv r wy ow rely ye written on the tape the feet of these four individuc 13. i Dreeen and advised these self end the other MARY INNESS, ANNE mn, Ne’ eevee Typo. wy Prvyer vane 3 i Asay rd mytt 5 Ge Dey Mae: Vey ral ae * AL oo6er ayxie-ta ie 1 PYTATON ve W Ao cate de zdhesive tape wit brown tote 2 and agen cs New Jors he cet wrt a oi. Tous POSE ont dka f placed under erre three white females were subsequently identifie CRLIT DUNEAM, and sOAN REILLY. b] ey Nines Th + document conisings noithar recommendations nor coacluslons of the It | Bw S5072 Doold: 32989525 Page 92 Hts coutente cro net te be distrifutad outsida yo i agancy. we ws Lib aer G/23/21 Dato, ed * LO? 1. aE No onsen MeO gyse she St. Pant! lost How roel ati av WOR rnd side of tho U.S, Ca eees BE RY was cheap word "16 a te “hag were locate SA THIATGN ident as being .Specia four individnal for consperecy: as J Th east frou 2 ay orice » as ag © a oS wo which pair of as Thh OU ro ve Ge eh, yy do near ified asl J. 8 that ine being ode ese ” a2 , Philidelpnia § ) / afer? Gl. it is the property of the FBI und tv loaned to your agency: Dato dictated __ fom ap ane gem annieemneme ¢ smn
to Pa S YR ee ay sg aeme mR tyres rey Add GP re u * $/23/71 Duie. On Augeat 22, 197 one unknown male wore obser Lhree ou the east vell of ; 4 1 .. ved spend. C ole tas wos Goo: ¢ . % woof PE Chr eB LOoawe OF bee. aod nknowrn fenales and : : . . noe, TOaAMAnge aoe t "| t ad b's Eppccope. Chuich on Namur fern. ce. botwean Fourth and Firth Streeis, Camdcon, HR, d, Pra uninos: male was standing oa the entrance south cond of sand thews feralan ang wou holding a walkie - talkie tyne meclh gndividuais were wold me . “4 ae - 3 . Am o, ALL of nhe above , owe a a a ayaa ep 8 oy of the aprestiag Ne te the iden Bnd sexs (PBL) and that they were undor arrest, i 4 t Cc The unknown Female standing next to the unknovwa male was wearing a blue T-shirt, levis and moccasins, weighing approxzuately 165 pounds, 5'8" to 5'9" tall, below shoulder length hair, wore plasses and appeared to be in her late 20s. She was shown the credentials of the arresting officer, Special Agent ROGER E. BABCCCK and toid She was under arrest for conspiracy. Said unknown female was asked to identify herself, and’ she so identified herself as MARGARET INNESS, 665 Hyde Park Avenue, Roslindale, Mass, Subject INNESS was told she had the right to remain silent and did not have to answer any incriminating questions, ‘Subject stated she would not answer any further questions without her.lawyer. She was asked if counsel had heen retained by her, and she answered, "yes" but stated she did not know his name. In Room 506 of the U. S. Post Office, Fourth and Market Streets, Camden, WN. J., subject was again orally explained the right of silence and counsel. The arresting Agent was joined by SA FLORILIS DAVIS and subject was : asked to empty her pockets. The following property was seized and a receipt given to subject, which she duly signed: in subject's left pocket: One cigarette pack holder, pale green containing one pack of Parliarment cigarettes, eight single dollar bills ne oe seii enna AAERIEERREEERneEEnEnenneeetememmmenemanmmenitel SUB 5 Philadelphia 52-7166 8/22/71 , Camden, N. J. Filo g 722 Gn en OE wae SA ROGER FF, BABCOCK SA VYLORLLIS DAVIS REBikiw ~ ene 9° pete dictorng__ 87 23/72 by i a) 7 he FD! and is ed $9 your ogency: This document contains noither recommendutions ner conclusions af th. BIL It is the property of the FD! and is logned $9 your egency it gad its contents are net to be distributed cuisids your aguncy. MW 55072 Doocld: 329895259 Page 93
® PH 52-7165 SUB S and a Comaonvealth of Massachusetts driver's License vurebero 017367913, - . ne smliad: In subjectto right pocket: Four ¢iingie doliap bills, five quarters. saven nichels. Yous dimws, é@nd 12 pomnies: one eylinder type cigarett eer; one biack comb; one Parliarment cigarette c Filter tip. Around subject's neck a black metal cross on a Llack strings. Total monies seized $14.12, The following items were inmediately returned to rT Two . LNHESS: One black comb and a pack of Parliarment cigarettes. The pale green cigarette pack holder is desipnated #1 and is--imprinted on the front with the letter "C" in Sliver. Inside on the front flap the following names were weitten in blue ink: "LORETTA" with the number"893-6008"; "FLYM" with the number "492-5093"; the Massachusetts driver's license is designated #2 and contains the following information: License nunber 017387913, expiration date Novenber 6, L974, name INNESS MARGARET M., 118 Alcott Road, Last Falmouth, date of birth November 6, 1944, and contained the signature and picture of subject thereon. The cigarette lighter is assigned #3 and is of the cylinder type with a red body, gold ends and named "Dispozalite"s; the black metal cross with black string is designated #4 and the Parliarment filter tip is assigned #5. The subject was stripped searched in the womens restroom, fifth floor by FBI Clerk TRUDY CROUTHARMEL, Miss CROUTHARMEL noted no weapons or evidence on the person or’ in the clothing of subject. , Subject wos then reed a copy of the "Advice of Rachts® form and furnished a copy of said [froin to read hevself., Subject stated she understeod her rights and MW 35072 Doold: 32959525 Page 94
PH 52-7165 SUB S the charve against her but would not waive her rights ar talk to’ che int Tevrang Agents. She stated she would not discuss cltuvup the charse or ceason for hear beins 7 east aleo’a eto ce owith three othe: individuals oar the Post Ut fice phoRGOG aem.e, on The @2@nd of heouet Terk, 2 mom GF. U. &. Post Offie:, me on beal and was turnac i $5 G00 bail. Subject we Rane: MARGARET | TARY TNNESS Date of birth: LAU/G/HG AGGYesSG: L18 Alcott Road Cast Falmouth, Mass. (former address?) o65 Hy yde park Avenue, Roslindal e, Mass. (present address) Sex: Female Race: White Height: 5'8" to 519" Weight: Approximately 165 pounds Build: Heavy . 3 Hain: . Brown - below shoulder length byes: Brown Miscellaneous: Wears thick glass lenses NW 55072 Doold: 32969525 Page 55 Le
be AL Ty TCBTE Vi . VERGE Se Oh, PALL 2OES? , * 40 9875 fT : ee CREE me ANY The followiog 1 he 0O 290 UI : miishe d FOR OFFICE USE OOHy, informotion chown ont enitticatian P cord represents data furnishe ot Ene by finecrprinf contribuiors, MYL TUN AL DISE G2tTt SHOWN Gk PURVHI® EZPLALIATION OF CHARGE 15 f AARC ATE WH AGUINIY CONTIG LMG THOSE HINGEDPRENIS: : RRESLED | Nani AWD RUMBER ; eC eee CHARGE DISFOMTION Metropolitan PD |’ Marearct. Mary i Gone 7I Violation Wash DC Syness Police 24.3809 Lines ; EDI hPargare t ilory G2 7h Cone piracy Newark Ne Tnniss Fee ; i . \ . t ¢ ’ | fut . uf poe Ss eee poner ood Aenean oO Idotations indicated by “ ara NOY based on fincerprints in FM filos but cre listed only as investigative leds ¢ being possibly identical with subject of this record, Johin Edgar Hew eer t . Director HW 35072 Doocid: 32989525 Page 86 —_—
PH 52-7165 Sub § FRANCIS MeL HADDEN As previously noted, MADDEN was anprehended by Special Agents of the FBI on August 22, 1971, at 21 North Fourth Street, Camden, XN. J. On the same date he was af- forded a hearing before U. & Magistrate CHARILSS L. RUDD, Camden, H. J., and was released on $5,000 own recognizance bond. A search of the fingerprints of FRANCIS MS], MADDEN has failed to disclose prior arrest data contained in the files of the Identification Division, FBI, Washington, D. CG. 62 NW 35072 Docld: 32909525 Page 97
oa ® : @ PH 52-7165 Sub & LEANN MARIS MOCCTA As previously noted, NCCCIA was apprehended by Special Agents of the FBI on August 22, 1971, at 21 Nortn Fourth Street, Camden, HN. J. On tim sane date she was afforded a hearing before U. &S. magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, N, ¢., and was remanded to the custody of the U. S. Marshal in lieu of $10,000 good bail. She was released on August 23, 1971:-, after posting 1,000 cash on a $10,000 bond. oe a“ & search of the fingerprints of LIANNE MARIS MOCCIA nas failed to disclose prior arrest data contained in the files of the Identification Division, FBI, Washington, D.C, 69 MW S5072 Doocld: 329895259 Page 965 —
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PP-202 (Rav. 4-15 24) Mtgty ny “. Mis PE AL H wane SALE GS FUSTICS TH O/B S91 Date. LEARN HAPID HOCCTA was cdvised of the identities Of HICNSEL I RYN end VALTER J. WC DOUALD, JR., Syceadal Agents of the Pri. She vag advised of her rights and fur- nished the fora “Your Rights" which she read, stated she undar~ stood, but refused to gign. it’ she desired to make no statement : ; ] Name . LIAR Fem KNE MARIE, Moe CCTA Sex emale Race White Date of birth June 5, 19506 Place of birth Chelsea, Mass. Height ~. §85 Weight 160 pounds uLid Heavy Hain , Brown - Eyes ; Brown Residence 2962 Decatur Avenue Bronx, N. Y. Scars, marks, or Four inch cut sear on underarm other identifying between left forearm and wrist characteristics CCIA was given At the time of interview LIANNE MARIE MO 12 Of her arrest. t for items seized from her at the tim a reced @ items are the following: p o> © 1 - business card of RICHARD HUGHES, Photographer, Thorofare s WN s J € ee 1 ~- 3" x» 3" white card with various notations in ink on which appeared "MILO BILL MAN 21 North Fourth Street" and TARE POPT BAR » 9662 533 and h26-78718 (N>." 8/22/71 mamden, NH. J. n ve OE er tigen =. __, File oe rs OE pry om 5 tae Philadelphia 52-7165 S07? , rope wofey 2 5 , SAs WOLTER gd. HC: ‘DUNALD, JK, and . MECHAUL He PYHAL OS. and HHR/ tac ho 6/23/71 OY sa eet ae os | atengeen « nel eee vee Pate dictufod ne nn een ed Crt ° rove mes | . . This lecwnan contuing neither rc. - + condations nor conslusions of the FRE His tha propotty of the FOL and iz loaned to yout coentys bond it: content, aro not tu be dy te vuted ouside your agency. MW 35072 Doocld: 32959529 Page 100
1 one nalf cf a business card with anhed improeesions on beth si¢cs, one of which is "ASTOX DAVAR, SLL South 22nd Gurcet, 5 Q 7 Philadelphia, Pa. - 732 ~85ES o GiSCOlA dees net s 7 AD 2 LS holiove this Litem ‘tlwe OF 4&L2reg v e 5 {2 @ @ v3)  € Iv + a He] eycase with taped piece of paper lowing printing: “VW white red" end one Volkswagen key bearing number 66K07 The following muaber appeared inside the ke 0 Kho n ¢ re £ a ~ 47 <o) CO: ao } Lop) LIANNE MARIE MOCCIA refused to sign the receipt for the above items. However ? she was given a copy of the receipt HW S5072 Docld: 32989525 Page i101
HW 35072 Doold: 32959529 Page i102 rapper no gs PA 52-7165 Sub & BARRY JAMES MUST. As previously noted, USI was apprehended by Special Agents of the P3I on August 22, 1971, in the courtyard of St. Paul's Church, 422 Market Street, Camden, N. Jd. On the sane date he was afforded a hearing before U. S. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, N. J., and remanded to the custody of the U. S. Marshal in lieu of 45,000 good bail. He was released on September 7, 1971, after posting ten per cent tasH or’sécurity on a $5,000 bond which had been set by the Third Circuit Gourt of Appeals, Philadelphia, Pa., on September 3, 1971.
Be @ “EDERAL BUREAU OF nevestion Date____ 8/23/71 a. \ lags “ At approximately 4:33 a.m. on August 22, 1971 Special Agents THIXTON, BABCOCK, DAVIS, and HARRISON observed a white male and three white females standing @fainst the wall located in flcove Driveway, east side of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, located across from the U.S. Post Office Building at Fourth and Market Streets, Camden, New Jersey. Unknown white male later identified as BARRY J. MUSI was observed holding a walkie-talkie, which was immediately taken from him by SA THIXTON. & pair of cheap binoculers bearing a strip of adhesive tape with the word "lawnside" written on the tape and a brown tote bag were located near the feet of these four individuals. SA THIXTON identified himself and the other agents present as being Special Agents of the FBI, and advised these four individuals that they were being placed under arrest for conspiracy. The three white females were subsequently identified as being MARGARET MARY INNESS, ANNE GRANT DUNHAM, and JOAN REILLY. on 8/22/71 __ Camden, New Jersey Fite g Philadelphia 22 7165- SUB SA RONALD G. THIXTON'S SA KICHARD G. HARRISON SA F 4 yg vi i Pa vy) Jit by zr Shh oy " This document contains noither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the proporty of the FBI ond is loaned to your agoncy: atta ks it and its contonts are not to be distributed outside your agency ! Vas ' WW 55072 Doold:32999529 Page 103 .
| NW S53072 Doocld: 329995295 Page i104 e@ FOOERAL DUREAYU OF LWEST ig ‘ Poto__._.8 {232/71 ree f. special Lpents ha $ e ; “ee - “ye " anovoxniimtely } 233 a.m. on August Pe, 1O77. WU Ty EON RLPOOCE MTS and PAVE TSO ODEGT TaD elas 2 ANG “brea. as Ao white mel wal} loweted i Episcopal Church, locat oss Tvom the U.S. } Bud icine at Fourth end 2 vreets, Camden, Ke Unknown white male Jate Pied as BALRY J. MV SY was observed holding a walxic-taikie, which was immediztve -taken from him by S& THIATON. £ pair of cheap binocule bearing a strip of adhesive tape with the word "iewnsid written on the tape end a brown tote. bog were Located n tne feet of these four individue is. S& THIXTON identified hinseif end the other ents present as heing Snecial fgents of the BI, and. ‘advised these four individuals that they were being placed under arrest for conspiracy. The three white females were subseousnt Ly identified @s being MARCARET MARY INNESS, ANNE GRANT DUNHAM, and JOAN REILLY. aS u re) 4 yo Leave +, J : iS q i nat “ : ar a Jo teak Laat r O82 i on 8/22/71 ay Camden, New Jersey Pion aelphia 52-71Gt-£" pom SL RONAT.D @. TULARC Sé RICHARD G. HARRISOH iS “ Panky BE, RAkRCOCT. ‘ ‘ OPA ey py 3t a GT tmes Date dictoted 8/23/71. oe sae kh havo A by Cf wp antg byes —~. sob y aed ae wot mmend Yoon re ne ie sce tree ate eran YW LIL, OED Aoi i Le i be = . Out Si : This documont contalos notther rocommendutions wor conclusions of the FHL tt is the property of the FEL and Is loaned to your aponcy: It ond its contants cra not to bo distributed outside your uguncy.
r PRDERAL BU AG OF BANRY opehe: “oad at ourroximy to ly Ne35 aoMey &B NE me nant Py odte Chureh, 4#Be tha ¥ rec ON Le consti cals ored og ey iahta Bore Ob : hee tL Pied hd: selt Darcey (3 Tnvestige wlio HUST was taken to the U. S. Federa © FOL Market Sbreet, for processing. Av this Loe Yes OCadn apnviscea ox nis riche by 64 STORDAND, and en the opportuni oy co re.d che fom enticled, Mintersos2 tion; AGVACE of Rheht ae (EN-395). MUS was requested to road a portion of thie Pomn uloud, however he declined to do 30. MUST ad. mitved that he understood the meaning end content of tho Sor, and he said that he did not went to @ a Statement or ocnsver any WAS c ~ ep iwnt i: amy esLiine 1 Was further Th tion and int Name sex Race Date of Place Height Weight Build Heir Eyes Facial F BL2e/TI On i3 questions ox CAMDUE NEG JE male i La he had the cpposen ity to consult an attorney. acknowledged GNaAt 0S Lhad this right, and it him that he would not be questions d concer ning activity in which he might be engased, however it explained to him that he would be questioned con- eround information. @e following information erviews obtained from cbhserva- Was BARRY JAMES MUST Male White Birth 9/9/28 Birth Cambridge, Massachusetts 5t gt 150 pounds Slender Park Brovn Wazel Full beard eatures and mustache 2-71.65 SUBS PY = tes e NUS nerees net Peet PUES 8/22 /T ae tenes tank emcee nin oe nl eaneee mer nenmnmehe / Dote dictated This document confeing ne. her recemecndatiors nee conclusions of the PBL. His the property of the PEL cad is leaned to yo ha ney, It and its coutuats ura not to be distripuivd outside your ugancy. . NW 35072 Doold: 32959529 Fa ed vs Page i105
Lo Va kae - “eee ine . SNOUlGsck ANG we or ook, Vong AgGvess (Ou Viobdue yay Gupsot Dorehe. sas, basoock Driverts Lieaoase VeaMeGin ee Of Poste. POSLBIG TBA, An tle BARR a RUST, 25 SICRRONE Marital Status varriod ~ Declined to aden 2s spouse, HUS 1 deciin ed to volunteer a: 7 ovhey TnPovann thot rerpardian previous urrests, Social Sean 2's SeLCuL Te Service Number o¢ dratsc stacus. ie vias not in possession or Qa Selective Service Draft Card, % vate rv) Nw 35072 Doocld: 32939529 Page 106 -
®@ PEO ORAL BUREAU OF INV sivesvicn Bote | tel cnt . Sat ae ae a CG basa dates a ads DUIGY atvo 1 LIPO ES Oe «tay wk hed eo as rr yr oe i? Bow & W ebb dices LUO Was seaevchca by Sas JON H, STODDARD, dR TOBY MARVIN SRDINC, and the Polloiing atens were oon ts lL. One (1) Comm ee of Pa HOZR2GHASH an the name of vv (1) iack LLecnse J. HUST, 2 O28 ° Hascachnusects, tax 3, One al connector. — 1) Bleetri iten wis-feund in the trouser An Anventery listings tle above items was and WUSI wes requested to Sign the inventory as a SEL that these were the only items pains Ne declined to a & copy of the inventory was then given to RUST. ERSHY PAD O >. sy On © fil. os CAMDEN, HEV ¢ JPODDARL 52-7165 File 4 PU 5: “4 Stee y es Fit, Cor gg ye STP FORD gee. freed UA fers 4 by tek SOON VARY HeagDay Cate dictated _ Lfe5/ te. This document contains voither recummondations ner ccnclusivas of the [BL His the pronarty of the FBI ond is louacd itond Hs contents ata uot to he distributed outside your agency. S5072 Doeld: 32969529 Page i107 ssachusetts Eris 2 pockeu of et SuB g a If i fo yur arensss
er re reetir Ne . ete, tote ee pe peg wegee . ‘ WAH eee, PA aaa . he followings Pb rocord, MUP TK S90 JOO , ris’ tshed FOR OETITIAL ULE QHLY, : 3. ’ 7 : t Veep eats lnforection shown on this hioiicotuen Reena pone cons dota furnished FBP oy anger ccceribuiors., SGD PRAL ISP OSH. ES BOT BEIOMWIN O22 PUI CAPLARATION OF ¢ SPMECHED, COMMUAICATE Woh AG. CYC CORPRISUTIAG THOSE HIG ‘ ee re mR net NY te eRe eye ie, Rennes ot renee nemmemmamenamrmeryn bate wn may PU bse ARE RU CHAFGE Oils OD THOM seyy dances ring Voteram $4 7.G8 oy weg ding and Of Vobe tere hanceny preb untic te | FBI Newark Nd Barry James O-22~73 | conspiracy Weg arise 3 : fe . Tf we ne . . Hl . . | i . . . > * a . t i ' wegen vos : ¢7 1 eeepc ence ene vneenan on ae Ee See ES en Notations indicorsd by “ ara NOT besed on finge sprints in Pi ides but are listea only as investigative beads os boing possibly identicel with subiver of this record. . John Poaur Hoo, Lirecter WwW S5072 Doocld: 32989529 Page i108 to
PH 52-7165 Sub § JOAN MARIN RETLLY As previously noted, REILLY was apprehended by Special Agents of the FBI on August 22, 1971, in the court- yard of St. Faui's Church, 422 Market Street, Camden, MN. J. On the same dace she was afforded a hearing before U. 8S. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, N. J., and was released on 310,000 own recognizance bond. A search of the fingerprints of JOAN MARIE R&IL.Y has failed to disclose prior arrest data contained .in the files of the Identification Division, FBI, Washington, D. Cc. 30 HW 35072 Doold: 32959529 Page i109
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bo wid Poe whe & ed hr NE ht approximately 1233 a.m. on fupust 22, 1971 & Special Agents SUIXTON, R“RBCOCK, DAVIS, end HARRISON abservyed “1 nt 3 . aowhite male and three white fomales standing aradnst the woll located in “leove Driveway, ezst side of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, loceted eross from the U.5- Post Office Guliding at Fourth ond Merciat Streets, Camden, Now Jors.sy. ~ Unknown white mao Jaber id-ntifien es BATRY J ° onsorved holding & sulichewtaliie, whoich wes inn Os tekken from him by Sf THIATOW. & aan of cheep bit Pays bearing a strip of adhesive ta; e rith the word "Jeywnside"™ s cs written on the tape and @ brown tobe bog were roce tod near the feet of these four individuals. SA THIXTON identified himself and the other agents present as being Specia L feents of the FBI, and edvised these four individuels that they were being placed under arrest for conspirécy. ‘The: three white females were subs oquently identified as heing MARCARL? MARY INNESS, 402 GRANT DUMILM, end JOAN REILLY. ete (as on 8/22/71. os Camden, Ne New_ Jersey File g Philedelphia 52-7165 -Sul Sh RORLLD Ce THIATON. SA KICHLED G. HARRISON 8 ‘Sh HOGER BE. BABCOCK © _ RET met Data diciaved 8/23/71. . en nen ean od by OA EY sO D D4 i-F es eeertir oo“ : : . ' This dacumunt coateing netthar recom: acations ner conclurions ef the FBL it is the property of the FBI ond Is loanad to your 6, . it and tts contonts ate not to bo digtribuleu outside your ageacy, x Pa to we MW 35072 Doocld: 32959529 Page 111
TPeedd (Pov, 419-2 4) QP fT te beads . Hi ! Or Fp py 7 4 ‘ Tae 7 weee dt Ou 2 ot Cry $e Prete rg er oge er i sb Os }} Sepeny sid Ene ne te wy eb etary . Cite OUP EaGv : 1} ts CERES raeec? “EL te le? 6 we es ka 2S WAS UNGer abgant on Uke ouaate of honiphiees. “Se hae limimariiy gourelied HRILLY end found a Seetel Secusiiv Gand end a inv York Grm.veseto liecnsee diselosing hos hdeuthoer ag OO RSiy RPAinES, SA WLABEG asked herp ldentity end cus Poshended JGAL t Se ee MAgs PESTLE « RETEDY wee thon telren to ths U. S&S. Pass OFfies Bulhite fre, Camda, if. de, FOP vruceneint. SARICEARD A. HAAZSO fodkmad ; 84° ERKARRSE duaing proccesaiog.: he Polloiwimg background inforaas tion waa obtained Prom RETAIN s . Sex Race Dete of Barth - Place of Birth Hsigkt Weight Beild Haiz Eyes sears Social Sesurity Ho. Qcoupation ee 8/22 492 Genden , . i. or ce ‘ katy oF yee PTS BA " wae Ph ods OLS at ah Cat pan tik oO; Feet et x $ mo, . ; re, REG: SEARED Ae bers eesi payee Yy Few wee mee ae a ee ee This if aud lis conronta ora not to bo distributed outst fs your u d osune at contains nent” Sar Fecaniies ws di geeee TOY CEG NW 55072 Doold:i32989525 Page ii2 MN. Od. ce et eee File ff lusion: of the Fi ; JOAN WARY RETLLY 335 Windsor Avenue, Brightwaters, HN, Fomale White . April 10, 1951 Rockville Gontre, No ¥e Gre" 120 poun Slender Lignt br Blue tryptt aE as wr «= Long shape scor inside left LIE finger JFK Act 6 (3) Student enteriug J Marymount Gollege, Tarry He ¥e (stten 3 oy) ms & ws fete 8/23/41 S/d a] Date < Mietat ad. Hi. dt inthe property of the EEE ond is loaned io your ogene y: eye
MW S5072 LL. following Doold: 32989529 vi yi “4 eo ths cuvid Le. " G ya0 + % Eat a Cw fae OFS, Nother Marital Status Childran Previous Arrests Drive ets Liacense Vehicle Lee sal Address & thorough items were fo ae 1. One 3" x a and welting at 2. One 3" x St got Page iis gseareh of REILLY 's p and Gard with 6 PHU Ew Bete ans Po omg ROS “he Phy REtGT sy 2 BLE pete ae ar SOME GEGLaKS., COAT Getebsr May ao ts for Wyeee 1922 ¢ 7} Bm GW Zoek. born Lpril 22, 1956, at Hay SiSRS » Re Ke iL. ROSSUARY TAR ZABRRIN, PRIELY (ma pemuewent addrous known), boim June 3, 1949, et Rackville Centre, Ke ¥ BLY Z aN BEG QYass 1953, atc Re Zo Single R None adiwitted Ho. #RO5321-8 1 OHO None Did- not know: refused to esidenta in REILLY a pockets ra oes 2C esilbs0d card with writing be to be teygsht..." aa Bs £3 X0¢ Bee id SE ye § ttm Jon . late en dee, 4 rm, 4% 2G & ate £ ae © at id pers rp uw person was made and the 2 throngh lis2o a ein whe de. ving, "Youfve
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NW 35072 PTT 52-7165 Sub § ROSSHARY ADIZABSTH RETLL As _prev tously noted, RETLLY was apprehended by Special Agents of the Fol on August 22, 1971, inside the Post Office 3uiiding, OL Jarket Street, Camden, we Jd. On the sane date she was afforded a hearing before U. S. Magistrate CHARLES LL. RUDD, Camden, N. Joy and was renanded to the custody of the U. S. Marshal in lieu of 325, 099 good bail. She was re- leased on September 3, 1971, after posting ten per cent cash or security on 4 $10,000 bond which had been set by the third Cirouit Court of Eppeals, Philadelphia, Pa., on September 3, 1971, 2 search of the fingerorints of ROSEMARY SLIZABSTT Hu TLEY has failed to disclose prior arrest data contained in the files of the Identification Division, FBI, Washington, D. C. 95 Docld: 32989525 Page i236
(2) (3) CH) (5) | NW 55072 Docld: 329899525 The ol Lowing it i aa OMS OW TUGLIS WEP PEABO Ge2yhonnd bus ticket, mumber 1 49120676 1? Geted "20 Aun. 71" for travel Detween Weshington, D. C., and Philadelphia, Pa. White lined paper, 4 5/8" x 3 1/16"; on one side "CARL POPLAR . O-S66-2533 H-#26-1813" on the other side "966-1386 MILO BILLHAN" Blank white paper 2 16/16" x 4 15/16" with ba following writing on one side, "Graphic House, 3307 Conn. Ave. 362-8464" "Courtney Griffin, 2700 Conn. Ave." the other side in black ink was number 83% in redink the following 832 8695 832 OGHS -, HN aa . . 5612 Conn. 6:30 8:20 Pink slip 4 1/4" x 2 5/8" with following printed on front: "Thank you for using CENTRAL DELIVERY, Driver No. 3037 Cin ink); Refer to the above number when verifying deliveries; For pick-up with in the hour 589-8500." On the reverse side in writing was the following: "15.41 50 4.00 , S-Tg gr" This was underlined and crossed out with $10.00 beside it. Below this was "EMMAUS." Pink slip from Central Delivery with printing on front; the same as that previously described except there is no writing after Driver No. On the reverse Side is the following: ‘ Page i141
MW Sa072 PH 52-7165 8 (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Boold: 32989529 Page 142 a NFACKIE CUDE CCAXT) Concur oy ASLOS. 7315 Wasoaonsia% #320 To: TASTI Gelberg Pesanelli eer ROCHESTER - NORTHRUP PAMILY (716) 637~ 6339" Identification card of MICHAEL L. FAYAD, Attorney at Law. Front of card had following printing: “MIKE, home 546~ SENS; ADDIE 546-6508, 624-8380" On raverse Side in red ink: "Bust Center: 833-9480. In black ink: "MARY HELEN, 546-6506, Mau ytner, 547 508% MIKE." Identification card - HPRED DASBACH, ACSW, Individual, Family, and Group Counseling." On reverse side is following in ink and crossed cut in pencil: "Pa. 779-378 DC DK GR. FD. CUS" In ink not crossed out - “Defense Comm. - NY (212) 691-7410 - 691-7411" - Yellow lined paper torn at top and bottom 8 V2" by approximately 6 3/8". On one side is the following: "Gros, Charles, 6783 Moly Dr. Falls Ch., Va. 532-0435 (Me Kenzie)." On the other side "James, Chas. Habel, Phila. (609) or (LOG) 365-8911" District of Columbia Motor Vehicle Operator's Permit #2701146 issued to SWINGLISH, JOHN ROBERT, 36193 12th Street, N.E., Washington, D. C., 20017 Keychain with four keys
PH af ’ - 52-7165 sll of the eblove thet was tener fron SWIRCh: Listed on a foun. Evovything teken was shown to SWING He vead the receipt, mada ne comment, and recused to racedyt. LOH was hearing OV FINGLE. Marshal for his ° The following dese from his Washington, D. C., tion by the interviewing aner questions concerning his bac Name Date of birth Height Weight Build Haiy Eyes Residence Drivers license Social Security Number HW 35072 Doold: 32939529 Page 143 ~ turned over to the iption of SWINGLISH wes obtained river's license and from obscervie s le refused to ansver any JOHN ROBERT SWINGLISH March 25, 1944 Stgt L145 pounds Medium Brown Brown 3618 12th Street, WN. E. Washington, D. C., 20017 District of Colwnbia, H27TOLLYUS JFK Act 6 (3)