AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE : DATE : PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : COMMENTS : v9.1 ~ OPENING CRITERIA : HW 54464 DBocld: 32302790 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-10282-10302 HQ 100-459457-1ST NR 1 Document Information - FBI SAC, NY DIRECTOR, FBI 09/25/1972 5. RCF, ASSOC, DESCR, TRA, RES PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Unclassified 4 Redact 08/31/1998 INDEFINITE Released under the John Kennedy Wesassgination Records ollection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). ases#: NW 54464 Date: WO-10-2017 Page 1 Date: 5/4/2015
oo NY 100-175224 For the information of Portland, San Francisco, a ‘and Seattle, LASKY recently visited the New York areéa, I photographs were obtained and are being provided in view , of LASKY's extensive involvement in Weatherman matters on the West Coast. as vos a, ; . The following pertaims. to LASKY's activities at New York City: ; . On 9/15/72, NY 11893-EG, advised that an individual ‘matehing the descripticn of subject arrived at the . apartment complex, 205 W. 89th St., NYC, at approximately . 2:30 p.m., 9/14/72. LASKY was observed exiting apartment oT complex at 10:00 a.m., on 9/15/72 by Bureau Agents. a - On 9/15/72, NY 11893-EG, advised that subject, in company with DANA ANN MC ILWAIN and BARBARA OLSON, departed theapartments in the evening and dined ata small chinese restaurant in the general area of the. apartments. Subject got in an argument with the owner of this restaurant when he claimed that he found a dead roach on his plate, and refused to pay his bill. The owner claimed subject brought the roach with him in an effort to -get a free meal. Subject paid for the, drinks put @id not pay for his meal. All three individuals re- turned that evening to the MC ILWAIN/OLSON apartment, Number 10-F, 205 W. 89th St. a On 9/15/72; LASKY exited the apartments at approximately 10:00 a.m., walked around the apartments . then returned temporarily and departed again. He appeared cs ‘to be looking around the neighborhood. At 12:50 p.m., . subject returned to the apartments. At 1:15 p.m., he exited the apartments, again went to a nearby pizza shop, next went to a Bar-B-@ restaurant and ate alone. Subject exited this restaurant and slowly made his way back to 205 W. 89th St. (LASKY was very evasive in his maneuvers on this date. He appeared to be watching activity across the street from where he stood by locking at the re- flection on store glass windows while pretending to window-shop: he constantly back-tracked and crossed ne ‘streets at random; he constantly changed his .pace and | » ~ 2 « HW 54464 Docld:32302790 Page 2?
NY 100-175224 approximately 5'9" in height, 155 pounds, brown hair- |” curly-unkept, down just past collar in back, to eyebrows in front, mustache that wrapped around to a short goatee, vandyke style, long-narrow facé, close set eyes. After about two hours, both LASKY and FRANK exited the Nineth Circle and entered 148 W. 10th St., NYC. One half hour later, LASKY exited alone, carrying a white envelope, took considerable evasive action in- .Cluding a stop in phone booth and a return trip to the - Nineth Circle, then proceeded to the subway and re- - turned to 69th Street, NYC. On 9/19/72, LASKY exited the apartments alone, carrying a small leather suitcase proceeded via public transportation to John F., Kennedy airport, took United Flight Number 5 to Los Angeles. He did not make re- servations for this flight. The flight departed New York at 12:00 p.m., due to arrive at 2:20 p.m., LA time, In addition to the evasive action mentioned above, it was noted that while at the Nineth Circle, LASKY took a table next to a window, he faced onedirection and FRANK faced the other direction, they had an un- obstructed view of the street in both directions, NY 11893-EG overheard LASKY talking to the door- man at 205 W. 89th St., on several occasions. Upon arrival LASKY commented that he would be staying about three days, that he was a cousin of MC ILWAIN, that he was from the West Coast and that he was originally from the New York area. LASKY was later overheard talking &bout his ordeal at the Chinese restaurant, and, upon ' departure from the New York area, he told the doorman “exactly how he intended to travel to JFKIA, and advised that he was heading back to the West Coast. The signifi- — eance of this is not known but it does not seem consistent with his otherwise clandestine behavior. rr rt RE te NP rt te lr XN HW 54464 Docld:32302790 Page 3