AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: — 124-10238-10287 RECORD SERIES: BA AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 89-30-272. 273 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: (CARNEY. THOMAS E. TO: TITLE: DATE: 12/13/1966 PAGES: 4 SUBJECT: JFK, SUSPECT, TILSON, CYNTHIA DOCUMENT TYPE: — PAPER. TEXTUAL DOCUMENT ORIGINAL Secret NEW - CLASSIFICATION: CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW_DATE: — 05/28/1997 UPDATE DATE: — 02/14/2001 STATUS _ Redact | ~ RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (1)(B) JEK Act 6 (11C) COMMENTS: INC MEMO \ Docld: 327183577 Page 1
Released under theaeharb. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 7i0T Hotter. DATE: 13-14,2917 VANE. OLA TS RINIVLDINE fv N - CC Memorandum TO: SAC (89-30) FROM : - SA J. STANLEY ROTZ SUBJECT: - ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT . $2. JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY, iow 11/22/63, DALLAS, TEXAS | Classified Diy? MISCELLANEOUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING Doclacsity-Sn: ¥ 7 | (afy 5 Re Complaint Form concerning anonymous call receiv by Baltimore PD on 12/13/66, alleging that CYNTHIA TILSON, 611 Park Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland, who was also known as PEACOCK and was employed at the Bookbinding Warehouse, was involved in a conspiracy regarding the assassination. Sgt. ORR, who had taken the anonymous call, was unable to determine whether the caller was sane due to the short length of call. On 12/15/66, BERNARD J. GRENAGLE, Building Superintendent, 611 Park Avenue, advised that nobody with the name similar to that of CYNTHIA TILSONhas ever resided at 611 Park Avenue, which has only been built approximately one year. With regard to the name PEACOCK, Mr. GRENAGLE saia tnat DONALD R. PEACOCK, who is a commercial manager at Radio Station WBAL, has a bachelor apartment at 611 Park Avenue, but does not have anybody living with him and has never been seen with a woman in hisapartment. PEACOCK moved in on 6/1/66. Mr. GRENAGLE advised that the anonymous call made to the police Sounded like the same type of call he had received on 12/1/66 2 from a woman who demanded to know who was living with Mr. ' PEACOCK, When he asked her identity, she said she was Mrs. PEACOCK, He assured her that nobody was living with Mr. PEACOCK and she became very éusive and threatened to have the law on him. He retorted that the local police number was. Mulberry 5-1600, that she should go ahead and call the police, and he would?waiting there. He had mentioned this matter to PEACOCK and PEACOCK had assured him he had never been married. Q id 4 ea) wee 1 = u SeCroy :: i Mr, DONALD R. PEACOCK, Director of Advertising and Promotions, ,.| = WBAL-TV, 3800 Hooper Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland, advised = 4S 2 on 12/15/66 that he has been living at 611 Park Avenue since June 1966, He said he had to have his télephone changed to /an unlisted number, 752-1563, due to a flarge number of annoy- y - “ a 4 a) : Buy U.S. Savings Bonde Cf Pll Savings Plan -—- —— l cute | - 30-273 5068 stof/aer.>/</9 - Tee) oo — G p-B0-273 | LASSIFIED BY S668 LY fee . oD CSARSIRY ON: 25%, Cle)
| Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 UscC 7i07 hoQyy DATE: 11-14-2017 ~ v o : . ° : , : SECRED BA 89-30 ance calls he began receiving about 9/19/66. . The calls would come about 3:00 or 4:00 o'clock every morning for about two weeks, then stopped, but started again about the middle of October 1966. When he had been in the rental office of his apartment building on Saturday, 12/3/66, Mrs. SNYDER and the building superintendent each told him of having received calls from a woman who insisted that they tell her who Mr. PEACOCK was living with. He had considered it very amusing because he had never been married and did not know anyone who could be “accusing him of living with a woman at 611 Park Avenue. When Mr. PEACOCK had returned hom on Monday night, 12/5/66, he found under his door a telegram. He had not recognized any of the names mentioned in the telegram or the name CHARLOTTE, which was signed to the telegram, so had called Western Union to find out who had sent the telegram to him. They had furnished the name and telephone number of the sender and he had dialed this number. A man had answered the phone and turned him over to a woman, who said she was CHARLOTTE's mother. She asked whether he was a Senator and how many telegrams he had received from CHARLOTTE, She had indicated that CHARLOTTE was in the habit of sending telegrams and telephoning prominent people with no provocation. : On 12/16/66, Mr. PEACOCK made available the text of the tele- gram he had received and the names he had received from Western Union. The text was: "CYNTHIA TILTON was other person at Texas November 22, 1963. Could you possibly stay with ALEXANDER MAC INTYRE. Call me if you can. CHARLOTTE." The telegram was sent by CHARLOTTE STAUBS, 1018 South Clinton Street, telephone 675-4893, which is subscribed to by JOHN PATRICK REGAN, c A check of information previously received by the Baltimore Division reflects that CHARLOTTE STAUBS has telephoned the Baltimore Office innumerable times since 1952. has admitted being confined to Springfield State Mental Hospital, and as furnished nothing but incoherent and unreal information. pt ovmation receive ereon the Washington Field Offfice reflects phat on 2 she elepnoned the Embassy of Laoafehashineton, D. C., an cured e name of the Communist lea in the new governmen Laos. She then wrote to him and enclosed a letter to CHOU EN-LAI, Peiping, China, in which. she stated: she was a -2— SECRED Docld:323183577 Page 3