eee PDAEG fRev, 7-16-63) a ‘ » “~ ‘ O@ 4 - (Mount Clipping in Space Below) wre he ee oe 3 i oe ne | 1 7 we = —— j “* TUTOR es “yar oem See, i 4 fa an s , yn © i ee OO 7 ad e ‘ t “4 “4 ne 7 ‘ { Fr z © ‘ . >: wira, “4 ~ on) . tee » ; - ‘* a ¥e ys i : - i , 2° : . re . : ood. : wd 4 By ed a nw ed ha ed ws af oe : t. : - > By YARB. ARA BROWAE omen Roly ifounta Mes, Galya Tennrnbau oHe ehureh talked to her fied Weanesday. “T felt it realby hep ont’ Yr. John Macdonald, Colurado Psychopathic Hespital “ovens psyeniatry director, quoted Air, Tanne nabaum. “T felt LE belonged to sorce- thing. At Lome, evervthing won. Wore, vie ere, people Hked me.” Macd maid, however, sd the soe ky 38-year-old women frien | of missing University of Colo: do prefessor Dr. Thotces Riha ie we. atl iy Sane, Bil, Moeedonald tos Hiou a po. sponse ta 4a question by de cuss aver doun Kokishi, bad Mio. Tarnenoeim “be er ehireed vol KBding sumeons. Be cou! fave jound her levatyy insune. . + © Jiclates to need “3 would have to know the e7 ¢ sestz_sees,” Macdonald sid, “Jk » pelates to her peed to held on ie her man J would say, yes.” “im other words if it were someone who had refecied her?”’ Nokish asked, “1 would say, yes, possib’y.” the psychiatrist said. (Macdon- ald said Mrs. Tennenbaun told hbn she lived with Rina for a’ tinie, and was upset by his “sud- den marriage.’) Mrs. Tannenbeum, how over. is not charged with murder. but , forgery, The grey-haired mother of - four is undergoing a sanity trial on her plea of innocent e by reason of insanity to forg- ain News Writer n aimed statues ita Cath- : a Doaver Bay chia atest testi- (indicate page, name of 76 newspaper, city and state.) 58 i The Rocky Mtn. News Ares NTE MRE ee I Gen FO A AD eet ol Wd peered f ran 7 ~t 22M. CAA 2 A Cr MOE ine Rihe’s name to a 8330 Choe, Mrs. Tannenbaum is accused of givine the check fo a charter arine service lasi July $0 for a Date: 7nGa7O0 Hicht to San Antonio, Tex. after Rina was first missed Mareh 14, “1659. Author: Barbara Browne Macdunakl — testifying for Editor: Jack Foster fieht Rotrs--said Mrs. Tannen- Edition: Home : , Title: ape beum made one claim after an- © Ga apt a Tannenba ms other to him, stating: aka! r fh \Weepte tank 2 a & Nazis implanted the fetus of a, t Pe a monkey inside her while she h contended she was in a German| Character: concentration camp during or World War IZ. ee Classification: 47-3190 Submitting Office: Tenver Cj Being Investigated — 62 EVGLOSUBE
FATS TE a BE SRR See ores Sen TT ET Fie SEQ Fe ENR SE NR TS Trae TTT 7 , A “ “ ; re © ; a a 1 eee "ow iad] i aHeved proaticiercy with weap. € “AE ong tiae she said shke- bons, Maedonaki said. Aniong | was fron: unciher planet,” | theras Phat she could shoot { Macdonald suid, ‘ fo bird. on fhe wee with a ritle. Macdonald said there “een be 1 OShe tdved about kine Rus-no question but that Mrs. Fan- . -. . . . sians, and said she enn assem-inenbaumi is a very siek wom- iNacdonald also said, to histfather (a Chicago sign painter) biz a eun behind ber back,’ lan.” Lf oadedee, Mrs, Tannenbaum, a'who died in 1958.” rMaeConald said, “She also! Neverbeless, he sai, she is ie ive af Chicagy, nad never left: irs, Tennenbanm claimed io.claims to be very familiar with {not Jegally insane in that sbe is the Us. have had an unhappy chidholld, dynarrite. not so deranzed as moi to be # She was a culonel in some: jy which she was told her par--  “sne said she would do verytable to tell the difference be- inteiligence service, who helped enrs wanted a bor, wes fre-danserovs things, like flying}tween yight and wrong. or, ect eitizens out of Czechusiova- quently beaten and was locked over -Loveland Pass at a low al-tkrowing the difference, to re kia to Western countries. tin the basement, ‘titede so ‘pictures’ contd be tak-jirain from wrongdoing. |. Mrs. Tannenbaum used the 4 ‘ .. ‘on’. The sanity case is being tied saries of hoth Col. Zacarova—. Huarried FELUESTCT UR ! 6 at oad v.98 to Boulder Dist. Judge John after a Russian baliemma—and  Beenuse of this she said she! friend of gle $ Barnard without a jury. : Col, Tannenbaum.) - dived in a world of “iusion.’ Mrs, Tannenbarm also' _ “She was an associate of the When she wes 16, she sald, she cialmed 10 be a friend of Jue Ba- Costa Nostra and went to dine married a dance bend leader n2cs, a gangland Ligure, Gov. ners “with the family.” ‘who later joined the Air Porce..deia Love, Lt. Gov, Mark Ho-; “ae ait rot Php yds - . a: : . oe . ; P T Cvap. She said she went throuzkh a During this rearriage, Bolling San and the late U.S. Sen, Ever ceremony and promised not io Air Korea Base Hospital rec. ett Dirksen. ? ’ rat 99 Te 2 x - : a ret on the code,” Maedonald ords, in.roduced by Kokish state “t Riis. Tennenbaum clained the seid. “She said she'd probably jirs. Tannenbaum appecently sbetves in church talked to her Nhe J PRL Sur talking about the suffered a “conversion rane. hen she was 26 or 27 year’s 0] 27 years old. Cude. .tion’” in which ske was unahie to , Mrs, ‘lannenbaum said she move her left leg — hospital of-, yes present when someone leis felt because she feared! fopped what she thought was a her nusband might leave her, | beady info alakeinanolidrum,' Sho was preenant with her | Vr. Macdonald said. She also tires. caild at tue time. | . itd him she knew about mother, st iedonald said Airs. Tonnen-| sengkind killing, baum suffered from ivelings of} However, Airs. Tannenbaum dependency, One cof her reas Ons | also claimed to huve worked for fap becoming pregnant, he said, | the EBL ‘was that this would help her to! Cet 77,22 Ira? od ; Pollution plan hold her men. “She said she’s written to the, “tS. Tannenbaum was twice CIA and the Atomie Energy /ormally , married and had a Commission and the Pentagon’ Conunon'aw relationship, Mac- about a plan she worked out ton'“" use Cobalt 60 to clean up pollu-} Drug overdoses lion jn the Chieago area,” Mac-, Wospitel records, produced by | donald said. ‘Kokish, indicate Mrs. Tunnen- “She said she took films of puum was admitted to three Cuba for the government,” Mac- pospitals in an uneonscious donaki said. “She admitted tell- state; in 1954 and 1955, twice| ing other people about doing from overdoses of barbituates things like what you see on Mis-! and once from an overdose of sion Impossible. (A TV show). morphine. i Mrs. Tannenbaum admitted | “During her ‘life, she says teHing elaborate lies to some ‘sha's had very few friends,” Beople, but claimed some of -and the only person she can- her wild stories were irue. ‘confide in is her attorney, _ “She said she heard voices Mr. Kohish,’’ Macdonald said. since age 8,” Macdonald said." Mrs. Yannenbatini made “She said she often talked to her’ several claims con¢eTaing an : -Gonald said. t HW 55100 Bocld:3298995535 Page 2763
Leathe ne cyan, anki Shoe Mage a AHMAR SN i mt fe D 0-19 (Rev, 2-271 C i. ® P @ Tolson -__ ‘ 5) C3 - Sullivan , a Mobr oe , Bishop sue é ; Brena ansC.D. 6) Calfahitt . ee rae * = oo — — anaes ° y eurein2Colorado MysteriesanAppareat | om isurein2 Colorado Mysteriesan ADparefit, — conraa ee eee — ey Dalbey ’ e * Eprial to The-N Yors ‘Tames ‘ fa her suicide note aad a let fo L Suict Ce Felt : 7 » ner lowyer, Joha Kokish “at : DENVER, March 9—Mrs, [oT f0 net Dwyer, Soin BOs Pe aoa 8S Gale of Denver, Mrs. Toaunenbaum a es ~ Gloria Tannenbaum, the cen- asain protested her innocence Ae, ao : Rosen tral figure in two unsolved in the disinpearance of Dr. f- oe ee avel Zolorada waysteries, has diee Thorias Ria, 9, and the deaths - £ -_oOO sane, apparently a suicide. of Gustav F. facwvocsen, 78, and a rat 2 d Walters _ Mrs. Tannenbaum, 39 years ee nara a said ’ vi Soy ars 4 2 s en ale LOecer ai. DOKI s ' : eS ald, once regarded as @ Suspect wy gjasn't matter really, but 1: a ye vi “ Tele. Room in two poisoning deaths and in oa ten you this. 1 didn’t do! yo ‘ wubhta f é Hélmes ne  Calprado. ot : sere Tom or Gus or Barb in. I went; 7 oe ? Gand sity of Colorado proiessor Of wis with hurt over losing; 7 Feo ey © «Gandy Russian history, died Sunday at tua 2 . Rf f “ ae Yurs ‘ feny in & oa . a . Auer yf fee Colorado State Hospital In“ py Riba, who lived near the} ae é Por rr ae . Paeblo, . cuniversity campus in Boulder, , )e a a _, The hospital authorities con-'disappeared March 14, 1969, ; i oe wt if i Sirmed today, after earlier Ge--and Sirs, ‘Tannenbaum was sub- OF pi ood / a EIN Bp nials, that 2 suicide note had sequently clarged in both / d ee ; ! / heen found in a pocket of Mrs. Boulder and Denver in foury. J” a“ ° si Tannenbaum’s dress. jsepatate felonies involving the ee od Protests Her Innocenca —«j disposal of his property. a Fert will not be available urdi DSi. name to a $300! ; fet Ys ian Cn ene ee Vhursday, the cause of death sou” Mrs. Tannenbaum was. wi foe # we believed to have been cya end’ by a Boulder District’ “ide, the poison trav kuled two Court jury to be leaally insane of Mrs. Tannenbaum’s neigh- and ri ‘ord ned neafined ag bors in Denver in 1999. Jane WAS OFECEER? CORNAEC. ‘The woman, who once! Search Js Unsvecessful . Vv cwimed to be a general doing, In the fellowing menths, the intelligence work and brageed police in the Denver-Boulder of fier friendships in influential area made a wide search for pizces, gave some of Lor por: his kody. They looked into The Washington Post sessions to fellow patients aid opandunel oo raountsin rine Times Herald wiote farewell letters to friends sialis and along isaluied roads, TI : . . : : fi ‘ . he Washin N and family before she died. and dug up the basement oft ; gton Daily News _ 4 : The Evening Star (Washington) an East Denver home once’oe-| The Sunday Star (Washington) cupied by ‘irs. Tannenbaum.| : : But the missing professor has} Daily News (New York) never been found. In the pol- Sunday News (New York) soning deaths, no evidence was New York Post developed that could support a5 charges against Mrs. Tannen-! The New York Times 1 3 baum. ‘ . a ow, ~ Mr. Kokish said here today The Daily World that a grand jury should be The New Leader asked to investigete how Mrs. - ‘Tannenbaum obtained the poi- The Wall Street Journal son that kiied her, He said The National Observer that the grand jury should also People’s World investigate complaints made! to him in letters from ws Tan. / S nenbaum tha! she had been ; ; mistreated and persecuted by Yl op, 5. Of / 1/ the hospital staff. Ce fff ff Mr. Kokish said that his client was apparently looked upon at Pueblo “as a Kind of the witch of the ward.” if He quoted her final ictter to / f hith as saying, “Everything Gate ’ s made me feel grad : {y that has mate 1B fee o ; & ae about myself has been taken wee ening een oh “Ap {7 yee away. Life is very cheap.” , WecoRoey ws : aA me EE FS ELAD BE serps y ante SYA Gey Wj i 7d oS. Pj : Tittotonves evan HW #55100 DBocld:
HW: 55100 The following FBI record, NUMBER sO . San Antonio TX USSS San Antonio TX sO W'ayton MO PD Chgo IL PD Chgo IL PD Chgo IL Cook Co Jail Chgo IL Cook Co Jail Chgo IL SRef for Women Dwight IL nation ovtsi? your Commnméis:.e - sour Committee. UNETED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE r FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATI IDENTIFICATION DIVISION WASHINGTON, B.C. 20537 581500 A Gloria Ann Mc Pherson ‘Gloria Ann McPherson J-3-15-1082 Gloria Ann Mc Pherson ‘| 5288 Gloria McPherson [9/2/58 P File Gloria McPherson |9/2/58 E 43193 Gloria Fores E 43193 Gloria Forest 252549 Gloria McPherson 9/26/60 259721 Gloria Ann McPherson 3843 nel without the express approval of the FBI leek tater a7 Bocld: 32989553 Page 265 t1-18-75 392 cas nA , is furnished FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY. Information shown on this Identification Record represents data furnished FBI by fingerprint contributors. WHERE DISPOSITION IS NOT SHOWN OR FURTHER EXPLANATION OF CHARGE OR DISPOSITION I5 DESIRED, COMMUNICATE WITH AGENCY CONTRIBUTING THOSE FINGERPRINTS. : CONTRIBUTOR OF ARRESTED OR FINGERPRINTS NAME AND NUMBER RECEIVED CHARGE DISPOSITION forg gov't checks mail theft forg & pass gov't chk ($336) - forg not given embz (1) forg (2) OM FP (checks) 277-38 forgery forg (2M) embz (1M) This document is prejtared in response to you request and ib not for dissemt- Its use is luirited to offices aad the content may not be disclosed to unduthorized person- L proceedings by lsent to lyr & 1 day susp for 3 yrs & placed on prob for 3 yrs under supervision wart oe] DWP 8 yrs prok 9mos Hof C 7/27/60 sent to H of C sent to pent'y 10/21/60 1-5 yrs (CC) 12/21/62 par ito Chgo IL . (6/25/64 disch expiration of sent while on parole
UNIZED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE a4 FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATI 11-18-75 392 caG 7. , IDENTIFICATION DIVISION a a WASHINGTON, D.C. 20537 The following FBI record, NUMBER 581 500A _ is furnished FOR OFFICIAL USE ORLY. information shown on this Ideniification Record represents data furnished FBI by fingerprint contributors. WHERE DISPOSITION IS NOT SHOWN OR FURTHER EXPLANATION OF CHARGE OR DISPOSITION [5 DESIRED, COMMUNICATE WITH AGENCY CONTRIBUTING THOSE FINGERPRINTS. CONTRIBUTOR OF FINGERPRINTS NAME AND NUMBER CHARGE DISPOSITION PD. Gayla Ann inv forg ARRESTED OR RECEIVED Denver CO Tannenbaum ae 162895 PD -: : Galya Ann CC Wrt #23327 Denver CO | Tannenbaum S-check ; ; 162895 - PD * | Galya Ann forgery Boulder CO’ ‘Tannenbaum “ 20534 . SO Galya Ann forgery Tannenbaum Boulder CO ne 11371 ' Gayla Ann PD hid fug det rel to SO ; Denver CO Tannenbaum . Boulder CO , ‘ - 162895 sO Galya Ann forgery . . Boulder CO Tannenbaum . 11724 sO Gayla Ann Wrnt: Hab Corp Golden CO Tannenbaum - 23024 Galya Tannenbaum|7/17/70 54609 Dept of Security . SHosp Pueblo CO mental patient ‘| Galya Ann so hold for Denver ~-+ ’ . Littleton CO Tannenbaum oo 364517 HW 55100 . DocId:32989553. Page 266 |e Ae samen tte nary omrenenraasnntrenattin arth ntrnente nmiati paper ania vaenmnementianees ston x _|
iz Sean santaenasaerpadbem ae ehh" bette rmetanre wie senting oh Fb-350 (Rev. 7-16-63) @ ~ hs ae Rane atts (mite vatenel MWe me eee ee ae 2 eer er aren rere nee Poo nae . en ae 4 mew 4 7 - . » Oe natalie ae . fy 1 RRA MMR ME! te ote 1 Mr. olson. 2 ow Aft. Sullivan... Mr. Mohr ow e Mr Posh on “ Me.BrenpantD \ Sty. Gellaban wu... ir. Casrer 0. Mrw Conrad ooo. (Mount Clipping in Space Below) ‘ts Dink yoo. Mr. Pelt - Mr Geis cau Mr. Reusem. oa | { FO fe "Seem erate Mone ™ ee AL RAO AS ot eee eed Lond roa a Ls % By ™ wer an as LR TAN, Riv. Walkers. if \ Bn thy a atk ve tap tad An wes . eos ato -+ ™ F " we re tat i Meg Tho ory ¢ <4 ‘ Tele. Room oo. Ne ee ot souke Bisa Wolmes . oo. Miss Gandy... Government officiais in the soviet Union will be requested Ce Nee A eal SILO RLORMR LAA Sema TR, at Or ‘to determine if Prof. Thomas. . Undicate page, name of Piha is in that couniry, a newspaper, city and State.) - , . ispokesman for the Soviet ain- 4 \: Oe. ; bassador to the Uniied Siates feds Ow said Monday. . woe tt “Bul I cannot promise — . whether any answer will be aes said the assistant to Ant. tassador Anatoly Dobrynin ay te Soviet Embasey in Washing.’ — ton, D.C. Speculation over Riha’s where. . hr was renewed after the 3 The Denver Post probable suicide March 7 of: ' Denver, Color co Mrs. Gloria (Galya) Tamen-' baum at Colorado State Hospital «of in Pueblo. — wm Before she lapsed into uncon- 4 sciousness from the effects of toeoe -\ cyanide poisoning, Mrs. Tannen- a) oe \ btm reportedly said Rika Shad _— we < S just made it> to Russia after wt - ; he vanished March 44, 1999, ia) Shots pe from Boulder. et ee nee! The U. S. Slate Department ‘ is a py “a8 has said it has no information rrggesting Riha is in the Soyict d Union. / 4 ‘ Date: 3—16~71 Edition: Home Author: Editor: Charles R. (Gee: ond boat > ra vite: Mrs, Gloria Tannenbaum Character: or Classification: Submitting Office: Lenver [" ] Being Investigated NOT RVTORTD na §5} ww. OL BY DSAPR2~ 197 Mt \ ip ERED eomeysernee ROLLS Y Jue 267 {LW 55100 DoclId: soososki
Tok eremanranicatti a iets E Ine maint nr ““ aceite at nanbtraniehe nbn gan Biel EPeLEbe hehehe hg ASAE 2S eames roe Ene re eernerens ¥ _ OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 5010-106 AKO 907 EOTON f GSA GUN KEG, NO. 27 A >} Tols fa . an poison UNITES STATES &WERNMENT a Fel AP tom eee emorandum 1- wr. A, Rosen chi ggiee 1 - Nir. D. J. Dalbey Gh Calan asper — Conrad TO : Mr. E. S. Miller DATE: 10/20/71 Dalbey — . Ponder i 1 - Mr. T. E, Bishop Bates FROM : W. A. Branigan - l= Nr. E. S. Miller Walters ; in l- Mr. W. A. Branigan $s —— fi 1 -~ Mr. W. R. Schiarman Holmes _.._____- SUBJECT: THOMAS RIA Gandy MISCELLANEOUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING “s 2 wir £5 wm, Letter received from Oren Jarinkes and Francis B. - Randall of New York City who described themselves as school. mates and friends of Professor Thomas Riha,. They referred to an article which appeared in "fhe New York Times” on Sunday, October 10, 1971, dating "The FBI learned that there had been no foul play, that the professor had chosen to leave for personal reasons." They asked to be advised if we could inform them if Riha is in fact alive and if they can communicate with him. Recommend they be advised we conducted no investigation into Riha's disappearance. ae Professor Riha is the Czech-born naturalized US citizen who was a former professor of Russian history at -°-_. Colorado University, Boulder, Colorado. In March, 1969, he . departed the Denver area without notifying friends, associates” or his estranged wife. We did not conduct any investigation dad sr guoWNs0p SMT \ " YOqUOg YZ PUD 99,,;7uwOD Loh DOUTWAULOD) ANOR OLISj.0 WORRDU ayy fo poaosddn ssoadua ayy ynoynm jou into his disappearance since there was no evidence of a . violation of a Federal law within our jurisdiction. Local * g authorities in Denver did conduct an investigation into his S38 disappearance, however, to date his whereabouts has not been, j ses ascertained, EY-102 REG 201 heen. } pSSa g Bureau files indicate Jarinkes, Queensborc College, j we 8 New York, professor, has previously been interviewed by us Fo. SS 5 regarding Soviet matter and was cooperative; however, while Sars in the US Army 1954-56 he received psychiatric treatment .and Ses admitted "emotional pressure because of homosexual tendencies," Son Randall is a professor at Sarah Lawrence College, New York. 28, He was interviewed by us in 1954 in connection with a student Ss trip to the Soviet Union and was cooperati vey==3] peik6 OME" = "3 supported and participated in antidraft and anti~Vietnam war 83% activity. 16 OCT 26 1971 | Sy Ss. eo ws RR s-St Enclosure sAo., PL aL Re _ en fh pede . §§ 8 —— U ard ps A Nt tot SWS, 1105-78256 o Ae LP ey ret 1 ~ 134~16839 (Jarinkes) . vA 1 - 105-30830 (Randall) ‘CONTINUED ~ OVER ay — WRS:kmi , WR 30, IOS - Tas (9) pvp i wn a“ BANQV da. Page 2768 IW CVTNGY Weetd: 32980953 Page 268
HW 55100 Fe ‘ sepurwint tie nO . etapa a ans ena po randum to Mr. E. 8S. Miller sgn 8256 2 por ACTION: . With your approval, the attached letter will be sent to Jarinkes informing him and Randall that we have not conducted an investigation of Riha and suggesting that they may desire to contact the District Attorney in Denver for further information, BS unm ak , Le Og I Q) Ly Docld: 327989553 Page 2769
SOV ee eee veland 2 OOD ee neers wee el, VOCS nee ee WS 2. Room RES Coll. dy oo HAW. .55100 _ Getober 23, if7) it~ Mr, A. Rosen ety ¥ Bey bo~ fe. D. ¢, Daibey Re, - f i ~ lr, @. B. Bishop kw~ iv. E. &. Miller Me, Geen darivkses Z~ Me. W. A. Branigan 4204 =iverpsice ivive too We. HW. KR. Schiarnan Mew vowk, New Youk 20025 Deas fhe wed mikes es 3 BOBS Eihoe @ gar x CHES & R385 neferunce is rade te the letter fran Soe Me. Eranais B. tlondaki and you dated oeteber 13, IS?@L. SHIR bo YNE has nee conducted an investigation & iOS eoncerting the disuyvesrance of Professor Thomas Rihe “Sa 8 since there is te inuication of a viclation ox any S888 Fadcrai Lay within our jurisdiction, We have ne SOs knewicdge conuerning Professor Kihe'’s vhercabouts. BSS8 oO 88 erofcesex Riha'ts disannoarance was the SSE mungcet of an Lavestisetion by icecal authovities in Ss RES : Eonver, Coloructs, amd you may Gesive te cmrbactk the SSR Gletrict Avtoracy iu Denver for information regarding 38 S8 Po NAILED 7, & 8. S28 . Sincerely yours, Peo SER OCT211971 - Bees Fat ® Bagar Hoover " £88 ETE OO ICAO STI IEY SN Gm <A rg8 1 =~ Denver (105-4151) (Bnclosure} Li 8 LI 6+ Sof HOTE FOR SAC, DENVER: 0 Ae eS. Enclosed is one copy of referenced letter for your Seg 8 information in the event you receive an inguiry from local 235 authorities in Denvex- ralating to this matter, For your S88 information, Enreau files indicate Jarinkes is a Queensboro 3 Collere, New York, protvessor and-has—prevtousty—veer-tater- tLeved—by_is_ reg Lng -BOvbret mrt core - and GAS CeSperacrve . \ SoS ee cn a. - 5. ~ re . ‘ »%- ¥Pe rT However, while in tne US Army 1954-56 he received psychiatrici yr’ LO5=78256— Bo - 184616839 (Jarinkes} 2 - 3165-30830 (Randall) awe ta ere AG iS ares - eel asisa Gg m\ oye eT Sav rue 7 » MAIL ROOM] TELETYPE UNIT] DoclId: NOTE FOR SAC, DENVER, CONTINUED PAGE 0 fon by SEE NOTE PAGE TWO : warty ge pa erie yy 32989553 Page 270_ ied % t. iN , ’ w.
satg eh. 3 Me. Oren Jarinkes NOPE FOR SAC, DENVER, CONTINUND: treatment and admitted “emotional pressure becttse of homosexual tondencies." Randall is a wrofessor at Sarah k&, and was intervi Lavrence Colicce, New Yor} pLewed by us in L L964 in connection with a student trip to the Soviet Union and was coonarative. In 1656S he susported and participated in anticraft and anti+-Victnam war activity. see monorandaum W. A. Branigan % to hir. HE. &. Hiller dated 10/20/71, captioned fhomas s Riha, Miscellaneous ~ Znfornation Concerning," prepared by WoSihkml 55100 Docld:32969553 Page 271 —— dete ae me ethane ee we ws blade we -tveehe Dee 2 ON Ree
ad > 3 awe les Pe et ae AN PSL cf& - ¢ ” . >. reve mene, rman 2 Le a ak a a aaa lal ela n] ~ Der Ree tated Docld: 32999553 4 Mr. Oren Jarinkes Mr. Francis B. Randall 425 Riverside Dr. Oct. 13, 1971 The Federal Bureau cf Investigation Washington, D.C. Dear Sirs, In The New York Times of this Sunday, October 10, a reporter makes an extraerdinary statement about the disappearance of Prof. THOMAS-RIHA from the University of Colorado in March, 1969. he says, “The F.B.I. learned that there had been no foul play, that the professer had chosen to leave for personal reasons." We have been friends of Thomas Riha for many years. Both of us went to school with him, one of us (Oren Jarinkes) served in the Army with him. We appeal to you out of the strongest concern for eur friend whom we have thought dead for two years, Can you tell us that Thomas Riha is indeed still alive, or is this just one more New York Times error! Is there anything that you can tell us about him and his situation, consistent with your prefessional discretion? Can his friends help him? Can we cemmunicate with him, through you ec in any other way? May we beg you to tell us what you can abeut our friend, as soon as possible? Thank you very much fer anything you can da! mw , far. j mo, Se ae FRR Cee er i > Oren Jarinkes  o-+. 7 | 449 EX-102 - REC1D Zn Pranete- & Kans ecl| Francis B. Randall ween neo sd | & OUT 22 1971 Comment Coenen OR emregy Ae Page 272 5 2.0 WOIDd Ba wmioop SYUT saaog trot p © & ¢ > Wrolh « d sy qua UD E, ssaudxo ayy PROYUPM oy daw aus P WMD "99942 dsat Ur paso Wb 4uogwoo a uv 0 yoaosddn % ‘a > jar our f sup 9q 70v, Way 8p O80 $F Wnol Of 2 og pat .gO G2 WIL 4 P28070 PUD psa paracad ir ww (Dyess $2 © e706 OL & af p 2 sof 20U ia -ucesdad Pazrso fig suv ~WULASS .
oritensat 108” NO 10 __ Donenee - UNETED STATES GOVISMENT hesoe. Die, . i r > Dop, AD Adm, Fg Ae ay a n . Dep. AD Ine, MM €MOTARAUM . ent Admin, . on ; * Comp. Syst. bea | Hr. We. Re Wannall) . _ DATE: 2/26/74 crt Attows t Gan tov, ws \ r . : 1 ~- Me. Hic ho ay 2s tdent. 2. _. tROM  . OW, O. Creger i - Nr. Cregar inspection Intell, Lebotctury _ on - . Plor, & Evat, SE BJECT: TTIOHAS RIA . OTEK Act 6 (1) (B) ee INTERRAL SECURITY - CZECH Legal Coun. Telephone fin, Director Soe’y . On 2/20/74 telephonically furnished the f wing Information. me r; é Wie a Necent! Ly advised his [Je contact thut he had learned from 2a Su8- Soupaé » who in turn learned from a friend, not identified to S$evreé _ that the friend had seen subject in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, in late 1973, According tol} the. SOVRLE had no additional information regarding this matter and had failed to obtain the identity of the friend of his SU&-SeuRce , Inasmuch as we do not have a current investigative interest in Riha, no further action is warranted in this case, . poe ACTION: NE wae nnn ef For information and record purposes, we . oe WoC :ebe (3) gee ~~ cog . . al 8 et Rene itinte? vert eT ° ustedes . res 407A / 3 FF oy ap . peoreces OEE ‘| N This document ts s prenured im response to your request and is not for dissemi-~, \ .. ‘a nation outet4o your Committee. Tits use is limited to offictal proceedings by” ++ \. | _ your Comré?'-e and the content may not de disclosed to unaxthorized person. ’ nel without the express approval of the FBI.  . : - y i - J > |. af oo | oe ; ; . ; \ 5 / . tC, _ ean S i9fbn ¢ “ HW 55100 pocld:32949553 Page 273 Ste tre we heres avter er inaahintn ee tment ine nanawnmommeneeg tren pa hgermnnae on Are ee EEE eA tng Alen ApEn REEMA Nhat Mer rrr wee rte ta ee ee
Se OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 “, $010-108 “Sy AAT 1967 CONION 4 GSA GEN REG. NO. 27 7 v va UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT asset. Di. Dep. AD Ad~ | 4 ‘ Dep. AD Ins, Memorandum cre Admin. . 4 8, “42 Comp. Syss. iy Mr. We Re Wannall). ve DATE: 2/26/74 Er Ala & Gen. fav, vt 1 « Mr. Nicholas Went... rramt 7 W, G, Cregar i - Mr. Cregar Il Leborctory Oo (1) (B) eer & Evsw ., \vuiret: THOMAS RIHA See sean INTERNAL SECURITY - CZECH nies em Telephone Rm. _. : NS Dicector See’y ; on 2/20/74 telephonically “ Recently Byrnes advised his that he had learned from a former student who ; in curn Learned from a friend, not identified to Professor Byrnes, that the friend had seen subject in Bratislava, an Czechoslovakia, in late 1973. / According to[___]the Professor had no additional information regarding this matter and had failed to obtain the identity of the friend cf his former student, Inasmuch as we do not have a current investigative interest in Riha, no further action is warranted in this .. case. te ACTION: we wt okin & Meni For information and record purposes. $ |. » | WoC :ebe | (3) gut REC. 19 it ” ‘ ‘ 4 | : cccane cecum venatena asi — . EEO am 407A. / ; oF eae Alby — \ iv | nn - i aa (4)! oo Lf (eo SEMARS tra)? _ WWO55100) Docld:32969553 Page 274
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION | IDENTIFICATION DIVISION: ors *€ WASHINGTON, D.C. 20537 @ Nuyg 1975 The following FBI record, NUMBER 237 764 H , is furnished FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY. Information shown on this Identification Record represents data furnished FBI by fingerprint contributors, WHERE DISPOSITION 1S NOT SHOWN OR FURTHER EXPLANATION OF CHARGE OR DISPOSITION IS DESIRED, COMMUNICATE WITH AGENCY CONTRIBUTING THOSE FINGERPRINTS. CONTRISUTOR OF i ARRESTED OR - US IMMIGRATION TOMAS ANDRE 10~17-52 APPLICANT & NATURALIZATION] KAREL (finger-{| FOR BRVICE RIHA printed} NATURALIZATION SAN FRANCISCO #247 P 23936 CALIF. Thomas A.C, U.S. ARMY Enlisted| APPLICANT New York Riha FOR New Y6rk #US 51 288 063 U.S. ARMY AC of S G2 Thomas Riha (finger-~ {APPLICANT Department F#A~3 printed) of the Army | 1-13-54 Washington DBC 0 . «dh 3 use is Lge west and ¢s not for disses the content may not be dis ol 2 0 official proceedings ess approval oj| the FRI Wed to unartiorized persqes é He ce and nel withoul the expr Since neith> identifying n in our files FBI cannot Huarart indy] HW 55100 DBocld:32989553 Page 275 r fieadrorints peor 2 UMmGad Which fe ice . S dCOOMpeaniod yu SEIN any et ye, that this materia} qoncerns t > duel in ywhorn YOU af jrtors +
PHITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE » FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGAZARN rs xy ad IDENTIFICATION DIVISION : WASHINGTON, D.C, 20537 The following infarmation from FBI record, NUMBER 237 764 H is furnished FOR GFFICIAL USE ONLY. Description and Related Data: . Race: White Sex: Male Height: 70" Weight: 497 Hait: prown Eyes: blue Date and Place of Birth: - 42471929 Czechoslovakia (Prague) Scars and Marks: none listed Address: 5085 Rockledge Drive Riverside, Calif. (1-13-54) Occupation: U.S. ARMY (1954) Since neither finecrprints new: identifying number which is - In OUr Tes ccunpaniag You FEt cannot Budranice in any | that this material concerns t;.. social Security Number none Listed iadividual in whom you are interns 4 eNreh yy Ste HW 55100 DoclId: 329895535 Page 2776
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ct i" i : . CO “oOo UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION In Reply, Please Refer to File No. HW 55100 Denver, Colorade December 24, 1969 GALTA TATNZASAUN a" Trouser Ary uF a . EUERROOUAT ZO3 Loe se eee ~ This Luvestigation was opened after-the telephone call to the Genver cffice by the Colorado Univer rsity aampus police, Boulder, Colorado, was received advising: the Boulder Folic ce ne eee had been called to the home of a Frofassor T Riha, a history professor, at the aforesneuticned i tion, tuterview of Boulder Police Departnent Cificers disclosed they were called to Riha's hone, 1055 Sizth street, Boulder, Colorado, 13:20 a.m. on Bgeoh tUGH ject sncveredg the - door. The cail Was OF kannonbaunm. Their investigation discio hi tempting te obtain a divorea from his wife Hana and that subject Tannenbaum vas attempting to get hivs. KRiha to sign some papers. They learned iirs. Riha had lLecked herself in her bedroom which was on the H screaming out the windew for hein i i Gain Lilocer and hed bee Results determined she could have stepped from the room witheut assistance and that her bedroom door hed been Locked from the inside. Also a small bottle was found under her bed covers which was subsequently determined to be ether. They also recalled what appeared to be Aeroxk copies of inmicration mapers and lirs. Sanne nba Pasta acvising that Hrs. Siha had out-stayed her visa. Teannenbaun else used the telephone and claimed “Lo have cailed the immigration authorities. e B inks Ne hoe ; Boulder Police Department, . Captain Loweil Friesen on April 14, 1999, advised their department did not open & ease on this matter inasmuch as they determined the roblem to be a civil matter. Friesen pointed out that irs. Taunenbaun had been living with Myr, Riha before this marviage, that Riha wanted to divorce his wife whom he had married in the fall of 1958, and that Riha had left the city. ot for dissemi- o your request and is 1 it is prepared in response t id fe vb This docuien oe Committ ttee, Its use is. limited to official a 08 ved person oe ur Commi! tae and the content mary not -be disclosed to unauciio7 your nal without the express approval of the FBI. Docld: 32989553 Page 279 ,
GALYA TANNENBA LMPURSORATION ERD ie Zeb we pond we ik ta) _: itve Pac t wite. oh PEER c 2a seq ed inte Loatenkd house, as Colonel, were worki which really divorce ar di rots bee pa n 2 oe 4 out Lau ¢ oe 4 He Cy ry UY © cr @ QQ Da > . vested a i Yk be oO ww Ta anne Denver orifice {ati a The b, HW 55100 Docld: 32999553 turnishe 1d adid not seen to "shape up to what he expocted Rihn called har o divore to do, Tannenbawa called her often She recalled Ur. ny o they indicated vere immigration | papers but may heave connec ers * ¢ Ney ; f ; aid not consider Gillette, who was vis LOR of Boul aqer, al friend lies. “the following Veva 3 only x Coloredo, who des Riba had in the information: the date over this early fox Little “nephew of ny, haa boon Living with the c nad peen in the country about 3a Gither throuch nutual friends Sne voeal Med numerous complaints had no interest in his work, th usekeenar, spent rs bad heen m vised | her “bast a too mich of his mona in L963 vt he ¢ Tan called that near the end of danuary, to give hor a i for Hana th her and would she Find out wk She also vrecalled Hana mentioni “Mis and was & vigitor at the Riha veferred to Vannenbaum ye recalied that both Tannenbaum and BRiha ikha’s i Sign papers ays i=) LE RE iF « . bey ® ”» ak ae oid a e to set her to ted with property settlenents or mad a z+ of this Denver, Ss a with the 1969, who pyuG viclation conducted, case Colo 2 a no further inve noel wa 1anbaum was contacted by Agents of + and wa Severely adnonished for oa a ne & : or ay a ijighevome Sex evice, above case was again opened after hir, iting in Boulder, Colerado, Page 2750 Crk * a
GALYA TANNENBAUM XLHPERSONATION Located in Fortage, Michigan, contacted fice of the Pedcernal Sureau of Investication, sed that Taunenonun ae vcd be en Gating a Gus oo was tha “gather-inelaw of his daushter - d indicated te Inrversen oGhe was connectad Aguy Intellisenuce and Was 8 SuLL eoionel and indicated to hin she usunliy traveled two o¢ three times a wock te vashnineton, B.C. in connection with her enploynont and in the near future was to be nade a brigadier reneral. Gillette related he believed no one acquainted wlih Nannenbaum hoelieved her claims and that most persons who knew her believed her to be emotionally unstable. Aliso, an Esther Foote of Colorade Sprincs, Colorado, appsarcd in the Denver office and was pupse~ quently interviewed. Foote edvised she met Tannenbaun after she, Foote, plnced an ad in the "Yenvex Post" scliciting fortune telling, Foote advised she tutored two or the subject's enildren, afos S and 9, at the Peg ees u's non 2 240 Losan 6 stzeot, Renver, Colorado, Foote advised she received tuo bad checks for this WORE, CMe Was a Closed account sad the other was a S -nonesuiticieont funds ch 3 fl ob ¢ y a! soote vecallied the subject indicated to nor she w Working For the U. 8. Governmer and was going to travel to Wauhninusten, D,. c. and visit ae pentagon ang also displayed a priefcase with the word riey'' On Zt. She advised subject naver dispiayea any erodent tials and had obtained nothing of value from her, The facts cf this case were discussed with fgsistant U. S&S. Attorney, Denver, Colorado, who advised that inasmuch ag Tannenbaum did not dcisplay any evedentials and did.not obtain anything of value, he desired no further Kavos tigation be conducted in this matter and Lnasmuch as Tannenbaun had previously been admonished, Gid not desi ire to have nex recontactad,. The Detroit office alse advised that Gillette thought there were mysteriscus circuastances surrounding Ingyorsen's death by cyanide poisoning together wit the fact that a will had been found naming the subject as the chicft benaxiciary. c Docld: 32989553 Page 251 kkk aad
HW 55100 GALYA TANRENBSADM EMSERSONAT LON i Gu December 12, 1869, Captain of Detective Willard Spier, Boulder, Colorado Police Danarts rent, advised that Yhouns Piha, formerly a professor at the University of Colorado (CU}, vas last seen in Boulder on March 15, 190°. ipier etvised chat KRihe had not been ees as a PLGA nexvgon until October 2b, 1069, when one adienek Coerveny, presently in Bonver, as to iihats whereabouts. Riha was water as a person who was fluent in GQaition to Lueihic oe ovLe Gisappeared inasmuch as he may have undercover yore For an agency i epLer advised Riha's sequent divorce yas a Ric iso advised that » csumber NH Mika's account at the o couplaints cf forgery. baun's nane had appeared on the nd also an Lugwersen, whose d as suicidal and accidental, W beine investiseted by the « Both individuals had lived mrs QQ ca) nat on ry $3 pe ra 2B as fo) fu 2 2 jw f co Sa ee Mi i gh < re) o &. wee dol sone na been in soi: the United aviorney ¥ Hopkins ch ck Re 3 O O GY MM bes Sad ei 5 i} He ron o Bb <q w ae MOM HO Tag © oy met ny me 8 2 <3 ro) ge bt 5 ts 5 woonr<i 3 . set nae MK OH ie AES QO Poot (2 th Me e a hm Ow hy er O @O ce © tt be eet) Jo Tet aed Richard B, Nopkins, Lavyer, 2014 FPourteoonth street, Boulder, advised ne was ronas Hiha's attorney ‘for his Giverce from his white The diverce was granted in Boulver County Distvic “Court on neptenber 26, 1969, based on the grounds of ne Lo crucity., Hopkins advised the couple was narried in the fall of LOGY and the marxrinec "@id not seen to w out according to Rika's likiugs." Novkius advise Bik was last scen in Boulder on tiarch £16, 1668. He sed he received a telesrvan on March 1D, 1069, fro icago, advising that @ letter vould be sent ator S30 nine; that friends 5 Fost m rot nw ioe ¢ ink he thom before leaving : n ws 7} t 6 b did net think he x ecdod permission for what was nocessary and to please subcue & panic, Tho telegram y Signed T, Kiha. Hoping advised he received numerous ters discussing home wortrase on the home to be sold, ig of Riha's, various papers concerning his wife and uge of the returns on the sale of his house, Rophins ivised io) as ed that RKiha cbtained his property throuh the Be ok Ot bet m5 @ 2 Meo @ MO a N fo 0} & BOO Gerth O FS ee cr} vi ot a $7,000, 4 sercent loan from dubia Galya Storm nnenbaun., Uonking advised that one of the Lotters se@ivad from Diha which all had been mailed from Canada W shown to bis wite, Hana at the divorce trial, and Mana claimed the signature was not genuine. Hopkins advised the Docld: 32999553 Page 252