ce iH 52-7165 Sub S$ KATHLEEN MARY RIDOLPFI As previously noted, Al Special Agents of the FBI on Auzu 5 Fost Office Building, 401 ‘arket t, Camden, N. J. On the same date she was afforded a nesring before U. &. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, NW. J., and was remanded to the custedy of the U. S. ifarshal in lieu of 3°9,C00 good bail. &he was released on september 3, 1971, after posting a ten per cent cash or security on a $10,00C bond which had been set by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, Philedelphia, Pae, on September 3,1971. was apprehended by 1 DOLFI et 22, L971, inside the Stree rin & id sRORE MW 35072 Doocld: 32959529 Page 132 Le
FEDERAL LUREAU GF PAV ESTIGA Tas ° Lb _Ausuct 24, 2a 7 bo At appronximacoly 4:35 a.m., Susust 22, 1971 4 j Service Sper and surrounding area located on the Tit ne foe it U.S. Post Co hee, NOL momket Street, Caucen, Node, wad entesod by Special ° vanvs of wae Federd) Rare MU Of Barveshignecdon. Sak Agontes aUoiie &. De RBBAUDY ase: Tule ore Tho LY antered urs dau wis apca ang perwet overoundtin,, tne Buleetive Geevien Oikos Dy Wau of the building TADS Qoaoape. opeeied Agerts ROGERS i. WALLER JOH RR, GEASLATCH ant i the 8el FA . to. oe ~ aL, ae _ Pr rs « DOLECLLVG Se ypyilee OFFlee tnroush cat fpone door, which entcrcd on to tna fifth Flcor corridor. rt Unon entrance i. TIURNEY, WALLER, and GINGE instructed everyone to rem Wise. nto this space, Spraia RICH announced the Pb nain as they were unti pecaal Agents DEBBAUDT and WALLER imnediately placed undoes apres‘: thr inaividuals that were located within Selective Service snace. A “pale, later idantified as ROBERT G. GOOD, was standing in the area of Local Board #9. A female, later identifi as KATHLEEN MARY RIDOLFI, was stending next to GOOD. A male, Lite identified as MICHAEL JOHN GIOCONDO, was in the area of Local Bor #7. Special Agents DEBBAUDT and WALLER moved these perscne to ‘che center of the Sclective Service space and had them Lie on ths floor. No questions were asked of these parsons other than their nanes, which they refused to furnish. on 8/22/72 —_sgs_ CAMDEN, NJ. Filo gy NEWARK 52-5817 ° SA ROBERT WN. WALL MRA) SA LUGENE S. DNBBAUDT BSD /rav B/2n/'74 by wee, Date dietated oo. se ee snes ee Yhia document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the EGE. tt tz the preparty of the EBL and Ir loanad ta yourtage sey: li ond iss contents ero nat to be disteivuted outrids your ayencys oo ‘. 7 “eo “ Ww Si072 Doold: 325895259 Page 133
@ | “EDERAL RUD IAU OF INVESTIGAY furuss 23. 197. b< ae At avproximately 11:35 a.sines entvy was made into the Selochive S .vvies Board LOOMS Fitth Bloor, @#odoral Courtisige ome soce. O17 neo, Camdon. On entay, seven Persons vA ov aieh pty” y ~ pio i “. “ were seem soonsoum In vas coe GLULCOG. they Were Dnenocladual, Tout ig en res ye teen cute . 4.9 . aoe advised that thoy were woe ress eld that they were crx Hs Sto: by Speclal Loontes of tho PBT. es Those Pporadons ucPo letc. identified es PETER DON T ALD FORDI, MICHAEL JOLS GIOGOR (DO, ROBERT GLEN Good, MICHAL do DOYLE, ROSARY REILLY, KATHLEEN MARY RIDOLFY, and ROBERT We WILE LAGSON. Lach person arrested received o preliudinary | ‘pat down" search. After the seorch, each person was bandcuffed and s degignated Lor bocking and further processing. At the time of entry and thereafter, it was noted that cabinets ha d been ripped opens Selective service docwrents removed from theso: documents were observed to be stretm and 5 torn on the floor or the Conference Koom, in mailoess, on the floor of the main Selective Service Office, and strom about’ in the gubtcr area of the remperts on three sides of the Fitth floor roof, on_8/22/TL_ tot CAMDEN, NEW TER Say File PHILADELPHIA 52.2245 Sub § At 3 W ° B, rit Dang . CON 3 BU Gets 3 & De wei) st AULD ‘iT > JOE R é G TRGERTOH Pa 7A fee See Hac fon Pe sana, PuORLS bo TIRRNY, JOSEPH ZIL, ‘Chis docunent contoins nelther recenmeadations oor canclusicas of tthe FGI. It is tae proporty of the FBL and ty loanad to your enoncy: It ond Hts confents are not to be distrivuted cutsido your agony. MW 55072 Doocld: 32959529 Page 134
®@ Pr RAL EUNDZAU OF EMYES) ric Date. _Leeneenee artnet 2 we pare eee nnemnrne, Balai rat 7M NIB PY tic errested ta the ft - ‘ a4 of Se, eciive Loesniced TLOOoe OF Goes GUE etody oL z. ‘SHODE NASS, 4A% the tide whe Gunvody L3BAUDT end wis, & Cwatt SA DEDBAU @e articles were vomoved from including cards and one 'Plaieh “pen. nes Once she was in tbe custody of SA SHODGHASS, she was taken to Room ,flL18, in the Post Office Building, and reseined there in the custody of SA BSHODGHASS. SA SNODGRASS orally ad- vised hTDOLeT of her riguts, as they appear on the "“Interrepsation; Advice of Hights" fora. After res nding the forma to her, she ad- vf 1y Le viced that she understood her rights but did net wieh to onxecuve the torn or Puweaish any inwovna clon to SA SHOVGRASS recardines her arrest or the circunstances surrounding itv. ue 2TDOLELT remained in the custody of SA SHODGRASS until approximately 5:56 avm., at which time SA's JAKES: KR. HOATS and ROBERT C. a8 RY entered Room #416 and replaced SA SHODGHASS fo the purpore “interviewing HIDUIYI. She was fully advised of tne SA's identi tics and of their official position and that the interview “would concern her arrest in the Selective Service offices and the circumstances surrounding it. She was orally advised of her rights as wey are set forth on an "Interrogation; Advice of Rights" four by SA MOATS, After reading the form to her, she was offered tne form to read, and she indicated that she fully understood her rights but did not wish to sign the form. She further indicated that she did not wish to discuss the matter with the Special Agents.. RIDOLFI remained in the custody of SAls MOATS and BLU until approximately 6:15 a.m., when she was taien to the second floor of the Post Office @; at which time she was fingerprinted and photographed. After this, 2 Pa -* 1. Bey ay a + 4 get on. 8/22/71 at Camden, N. a. Fito y_ Pbiladelph ae SAts qbts:4 S. WHOMAS i, DYSLAT, PHIDTIP as wa Opa yeh, x uN 7 14 . iM noe cy ray PSs . bye amt wn Ge asd Nee : aes : cM ou o dictated oo! Mere at Oo ‘i Mid Vhis ducunout contains acither recomucadations tor coact.: iuws af the FRL Tis ta tue. sty of the FOL ond is loaned ta ye. a eneye it ond its contents aro net fo bo distributed autside your useacy. HW S5072 Docld: 32589525 Page 135
Nw 55072 Pu be-f105 fy 3 “ x . ~ toasts ep ee SNe War ko Guoerleg sesraobed yr a "Ve SY A, hiy3ia a oo , oa eet . 1 pet un anmae . + Bers ta Siaaw Fook. Sl. ET a ans we we PEC RAIL J2ede pelheg a -4 . -, fe ag Dar oe 7 oe XN Gate yg - Wt ye 7 . » Ste ee GAites UILvaAd States tiorpshbe die . aan a - ‘ ]. OF4 aa’ esa’ take wr o£ & e ” Tl Dal TT O Gu be P4ig £ B t = ey Ys wr ry" rn 87 et ora . 7 rx = tlie Qite S sat Nats Lf equ: oS U9 54 to one LY 0 PANG WT SANT 26S to IG WA Ss al wy suc hac beta advinscd ef hor Go SU. She 6 ¢& Puen ben the seviples, Also, ao vaivlous tines’ throu che morning, RIDOLST ro- quested to use the Prost room Oo Get a drink of water. ALL of Nor Pequcsts Were Coll wiin, and she was .aluays . accuApans © eg DF TILES CROUME AT. sil, leo Guring me mo eRe at . e “f. - : LODO Ox 14 4 ‘ e phone Cull, at woica time she call eC F (o gf zy; o a ~ aie ao io feed Fei 3 a nm i bY wh o ns sot ad ore Q Q: § ae) tr pro xe) EE © anid sry ty, an L contact her attorney and advise hin of to talk with her at tu ubjects. Following this, she wa urtroom on the third floor for a hearing be 38 Krepistrate CHanLus ~L. RUDD. After the neearins, t Vv £O 7] xe} > @ He) @ x $3 OM Fy C34 = fete pom) a ro O a) fo) co aoe @ 2 3 o} ta ka Fe a ot [o} * ty ce cS He} od cr ae Unite i ber bail was set eat 325,000 good ba ii. she was then roroaved from the courtroom in the custody of the United Statcs Harshal. Doocld: 32989529 Page 136
EDeto tow, 415-84) @ rw ~S n : “ om qetupetete dee de ett WER TAG OF LEV ESPIO LTH oe ioe, eso GARY EEDUTS te the a oe O! Selective Lervieu Neo. wor 4% . Mee Spam we op! [ aarte we 3 oe oe Tuco. Cc. the dnusvucd GSiaty3s Fost + © OTN yg bie re ; eo efile mr YW erties "pS Ee OT batter a BUG Liaveiie as, Ra ‘S by SA DueBAUDT, and the following ma’ trom her parsons: 1. One 3" x 5" white card containing the following weibting in black ink: CARL POPLA 966-2533 0 4 ey fyey oe -- Lot Uedcn-lol3 Lome net K (Whic article is marked #1). 2. One torn white card, approximately 3" x 5", con- tainin;, the names of various articles with numbers listed bec: e articles. One side starts with the fol $ tt . At if 1 “We “irk . The other side begins'as follows: 'y-Duct Tape." RR rere eee narrate WO LIPS mae fees aeroenbeen, + ste, brave © on 04/22/73 a Camndgea, He. J. ilo PAT Lt ne A nt ct NN NG emer Parmer wt tae! i eee apEA oes GORA ceceprcpna 7 . hee SA'S HUGGHE OS. Dee BAQDt, PHILIP I. suGugnans, Oper O, Bhs, ona Ghd ny pay & ey . Sy frye ser tare diesoted § Of 22L7 ee ee ‘ee 5 Pah oe CUNG - * oy , “4 $ . © ee is ee xendoticns ner conclusions of the FOL Iris the proyarty of the Fist and is loaned to pour ec uney: This dscumecat cantoing neither recom If and its confonts Ges Gat fo bs dberciivted outside your Cheacye NW SS072 — Doeoied: 3251524 —Page—1sd ‘
i 52- face On woke trsticular cared Gait, 4} way nos o*, a en gut (pis ertiele te maviced (2). en, black in color, with black ink. ” (vhis article is marked 73). After the above articles were removed EPOR IDOE. 2 they were eotlaineda by SA DlegAULY until ius! was turned over LO the custed: of SA PeThip PD. SNODGRASS, at which three the articles were al£o burned over to rv SNODGHASS, ALL of the articles were nusibered and then marsxed by Sa DE BRAUDT. in the followlny vashiou: "ESD, Camden, August 22, 1971. ne articles were retained by SA SKODGNASS unvil HIDOLES was tuxmed over to the custody of SA's JAMES hh. MUAYS and LOBE C. BLUNY’, at which time the articles were likewice tusned cver to their custody. After the articles were turmed cver to SA's vOATS end BLUNY, they remained in the custody of both of these Special Agents until the processing of RIDOLGT* was completed, at whicn time they were retained solely in the custody of SA MOATS until Ausust 23, 197i, when they were transported to the Philadelohia FBI Office by SA MOaTS. An inventory of the items removed from NIDOLPFI was prepared by SA MOATS. ‘his inventory was shown to RIDOLFT, but she refused to certify what was taken by signing it. B & & MW 55072 Docld: 32989529 Page 136 .
PH 52-7165 Sub JOHN ROBERT SWINGLISH As previousiy noted, SWINGLISH was anorehended oy Speciai agean.3s o7 Vie “B30 on August 22, 1971, at el North Fourth Street, Camden, N. J. On the same duve he was afforded a hearing before U. S. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUJDD, Camcen, HN. J., and was remanded to the custody of tne U. S. Marshal in lieu of $50,000 good bail. He was released on September 7, 1971, after posting ten per cent cash or security on a 315,000 bond which had been set by the Third Circuit Court of sppeals, Philadelphia, Pa., on Septenber 3, 1971. - 108 : ws - = ° » ” ~ BRENT a Bate oe Sasa ooo Pats) _ ° “ WA 55072 Doold: 32989529. “Page 139 °
PP-202 (Rov. 4-15-44) TDEDLE BES EAN OF UIVEGHIGATE.AS &/ 25/71 Rete SUYwCLISH wae errvested at 21 Nowth Fourth Nha deg At 439 a.in.e Ho wes an the Liviny adeoome, At the time of arrest hoe iden. tified SWINSLIGH. He was given @ cudek secveh, hendcut fe aken outsiae and placed in a bureau cat SWINGLISH vas orally edvised of his rights, that he had the wight to remain silent, that anything he seid could Le used against him in court, that he had the right to talk to a Lawyer before quastioning, and that if he could not afrord « wer one vould be appoinved for him before questioni:ng. Ue Wit A180 advised that 1f he ansywared questions he could stop at any time until a lawyer was present. He was also advised of the charges against him. answer eny uuestions and that the only reason he gave his name was that he had a drive vs License with his identification and picture in his pocket At this time SWINGLISH. stated thet he did not want to 2 e SWINGLISH was later taken into the Post Office at Camden, N. d., to a room on the third floor. The form titled "interrogation; Advice of Rights" was read to SWINGLISH and he then read the form. SWINGLISH refused te sign this form. He was also advised of the charges against him. SWINGLISH was strip searched and then questioned. The only questions he answered were those listed on his drivers license. He did not answer these questions directiy but would nod an affirmation cor say, "That's what it says on the license." The only information volunteered by SWINGLISH occurred during the strip search. When he emptied his pockets SWINGLISH stated thet after four years in the Navy he still was not used to Navy pants. When questioned about service in the Navy, SWINGLISH said, "I've already talked tco much." tee ater rece rE CI tS A A AAC 8/22/71 Camden, N. d. Philadelphia $2~7165 SUB an cee ee we ve mrt cee File i ee ern ee see SAs EDVARD Hi. COL and JTRRY VAYNE WHULLES EMNC/tac 8/25/04 by ~ ce ee we nen nee we oe cee ee =. Date dieteted a t : 2 eg ~ fr . oe raed Pavel This document cantains neither recomvnerdations nar conclusions of the FBL His the praperty of the FIM and is leaned te your egentys : itand He centants ora net to ke distribuled cutsida your agency. MW S5072 Doold: 32959529 Page 140
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PH 52-7165 SUB S. SARAH JANE TOSI As previously noted, TOSI was apprehended by Special Agents of the FBI on August 22, 1971, at 21 North Fourth Street, Camden, N. J. On the same date she was af- forded a hearing before U. S. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD and was remanded to the custody of the U. S. Marshal in lieu of $5,000 bond. She was released on September 3, 1971, after posting a ten per cent cash for security on a $5,000 bond which had been set or the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, Philadelphia, Pa., on September 3, 1971. A search of the fingerprints of SARAH JANE TOSI has failed to disclose prior arrest data contained in the files of the Identification Division, FBI, Washington, D. C. 114 NW 35072 Doold: 329895259 Page i145 e i
@ ocepern eceu oFievesrie, @: . ad Deie! 5 As hen J a7) Loe At eppoordmately #:35 aym., the vesiderce at 23 Norn Hth Streedi, Camden, Be Ja. wae entered through the fx UNACh Was open, and aumerone ovher FRI esents wore alpoacy in the house. After a S in conducting a house, three indivi sti ie quale were Located in the S fF search cf the 4 & the first floor as you enter the house. These t oc eond ae OF n Yr Gividguels wore two white females and one white mele who would not Tgenthity themselves. They were verbally advised of the cpents! identity by show of crede ante 18 3 and of the charge of cons piracy to Gustroy government property. They were placed under arrest and were placed vaeinst the wall, where they were patted down for possible weapons. SAs PHILIP E. BROWN and KLAUS C. ROHR were specifically requested to observe the patting down for these weepons, and then the pockets ef the individusis were ,. captied end the contents were placed et their feet. One of the white females, who later identified herself as SARAH JANE TOSI, was handcuffed and taken to the Bureau ca to await tx ensporte ation to the U. S. Post Office in Camden, N. J., for processing. The items which had been taken out of TOSI's pockets were as follows: one one-doliar bill, three Quarters , two dimes, one penny, and one mechanical light blue pencil with the following information on the pencil: "Vie's Cafe, 852 Ferry Avenue, Camden, N. J., Phone EH 5-0993." As TOST was being placed in the Bureau car, SA J. PATRICK CUNNINGHAM assisted and stayed with TOSI from that time on along with SA ALLAN E. MEYER. Camden, N. N. J. cigpPhiladelphia a 52-7165-SUB-* aarep |)6OABM:EMR ne ropah | ABMS ENR 8/23/74 ~ Mais sictored oo 7 ‘+ i 3 ' fe en gen wrrecorcondations oar conchusiows of fas FU. lets the propurty of toe FE Lond ig toancd to your Groney: ov be distributed outside your oseasy. .
Ro aw 40 a) come oO. aoe 4 iid not have any identitving ane Lepeeiy 2¢ SARA z JANE POST. WGETL é¢ approximately Hi47 a.m. dase LRGS stceet from the pesidence at 21 Nerch ith Street, SOT J. When asked her name for the second time. she statce she aia not have to make any statement or anewer any quastions. fen @he wes told thet this information was noaeded fer identification purposes, she reconsidered and at epproximately Stll a.m, she started to give some background inforwetion but wes most hesitant whenever she gave it, and in some ingtances would not give the conplete infomeation. The following information was received from observation and inter and in am unmerked poem on the fifth floor of the U. S. Pest Office Building located at the intersection of. kth end Havhet Streets: Name Race Sex Date of bir Place of Herght Weight Build Hair Eyes Identificat Characteristics birth view which teck place in the Bureau vehicle SARAH White Female November 16, 1951 Teancek, N. dU. 5 t 1 it 110 Small Brown Brown JANE TOST th ~ well ion None noticeable -~ wears round steel rim glasses. Says she does not wear them all the time Residence 80 Florida Street, Dorchester, Mass. (Bosto: Would not give telephone number nor with whom she lives O: B/22/71 ot Caden , me J. __gitep Di Ladelphia 52-7165~SUB-S ‘ J. PATI byALAL. Lo RICK Cu UNHTNGIAM HI rita dushine nt coufelus nelfser rcs alehions tir conclusicas of tho FEL Mis the proparty of the Fat aad ts loaned to your o, AEM TIM R/22/7) R Rute dictatnd Ways itond ins couteats ore not toa bo distril viol cussida your ayencys Nw 55072 Doold: 32999529 Page 147
WW 55072 Docld: 32389525 Page 148 a Ccovp. tion Said-"Uever hee an ocaupers them scaren op roy fra Father CHARLES ALEXANDER TOCSL, SR. = deuossedst, - 160 Mleuvede Avarwe, Ho Wo Ree. uh a. Bon Suvenboep 23, LO32., ver Yeo) Dis Mother Phan OYE OS), nea Becsbav, 160 Flauvily Avenue, Eo Ho Hass Heo d. (would wot give celevphone Huron) Bow July 20, 2513, JOULeEr Dal. Boothe, CHARLES ALEXANDER 2081, JR., €g¢ 31, marr. (would give no Further inform.tion) Sisters CAROL ANN TOST ARNAUD, age 32, marrdica (address unknown} HARY DCLLEN TOSI, age 26, unmarricd (lives with mother) Marite] Status Single Chidt: en None Previous arrests None admitted to Drives's License None admitted to Vehicle ownership None acmitted to Selective Service No. Admitted having one but could not remember number MLlitary service None Local address Said she had no local address . (When asked if she considered 21 North &th Street, Camden, NH. d., her local address, she would not answe. Education High school graduate. Attended one year at Wellesley College, Wellesley. Mass., school year 1969~1970 Religion Roman Catholic TOSI was given an Interrogation; Advice of Rights form which she read and she was also verbally advised of what that rights form meant. She stated she understood what th form said, and her rights, but sha did net wish to sign this foun, nor would she give any information regarding her arrest or the charges against her. ; She was again advised that the basic charge against her was for conspiracy in connection with the destruction of government property. he was photographed, fingerprinted and strip searched by Bureau employee TRUDY A. CROUTHARMEL. She was allowed to rest and walk around in the room where she was being interviewed and whe used the women's rest room a fow thiics and obtained dyinks ce atc whenever she requested. She wis asked continuedivy if sibs usr ebl pight end if she wanted anytaing and each time she would »ither say "no" or "To am fine."
NW 55072 t _ met eg Nee | ed wee ten at hoe Gh Gas oo aed. OF Lag oan: RECQREN ES aa GLACE! cas eonayh cacy War od Ue Isiend, N. V e S$ o Me COUPE LO a RUDD. POST no Dig vhing." £0 3 + te t epprovimetoly 12:16 pem., it's office and i nd appeared before the U. &. wae held on $5,000 good -bail. by marriage and lived in E Prion to TOSI being taken to the U. . 2. ffiece, she was given a cepy of an inventory fron her person which censisted of one dollar two dimes, one penny and one 3 the follewing information on the penoi Ferrey Avenue, Camden, N. J., Phone EM 5-0993. TOSI stated that her mother GEROSA and Doold: 32989529 was only there temporarily. Page 149 L: Wa, LS “o> ch tn aC & ache eee — Ot Ge] UNGER GEBeSt a e of & Ne. A. Y being hold on a ed that A. W. G et Marion, Long TOST was or ¥ mechanical lisht hue pen "Via! Vaca it taken to the : - rom there was transported to 4 3 Magistrate, CHARLES enc s Cafe, 8 tioning with BR he ) rad SA
PH 52-7165 Sub S$ ROBERT WILLIAM WILLIAMSON As previously noted, WILLIAMSON was apprehended by Special Agents of the FBI on August 22, 1971, inside the Post Office Building, 401 Market €treet, Camden, N. J. On the same date he was affcrded a hearing before U. €. Magistrate CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, N. J., and was remanced to the custody of the U. &. Marshal in lieu of $25,000 good Dail. He was released on September 7, 1971, after’ posting ten per cent cash or security on a $10,000 bond which had been set by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, Philadelphia, ra., on September 3, 1971. 119 NW 35072 Doold: 3295895259 Page 150
S| sect’ : rege =f LOA Ch CUYESTIGA TIO. wah fo ee eee a apres tely lirBh coms. August 22, 197 ; Low rene Su Ri AUS arog Poented on the Ou ent >. OL t bo SGROOh, Un acen, Wey celtuey, Bees a8 ‘ aba PEGCRaAL Deus of frag oe « MEL SS Ge Pao rea Tyg ee ane ran J te oe On y7ye eae Fi a Orrhes COBCECOR a vhtouga whe Pron duoxt, vhhen enbeved ota the Son Peon Upon entronce into thia space, SAS DEISBAUG) ¢ ween 9 roa 2. uw WALLA and GINGRICH announced the FBI's presence aud fusencied evoryoue to renain ag they were until told to Go obhboririss. pute car nak 3 ia = o tate re lober Lgenta tied yt te PQ obso iw 93 ae i tS S =o Ro bw roy rd 9 Ha mu oc on be eT ate hu 4 ° ete. tne * be} dened od i on 68 they wore olttins on the parepet on +} : bullcing botveen the wall surrounding the “pi apot gid en open Wincor of tne Selective Sorviecee Office, When obrerved, they wore , sitting emong Ssioetive Soxmvice pecords which hed becn piled on tha pavapct, SA tuansd placed thew under arress sad cscicsted thea sa through a window into the Selactive Sarwiao OfPice there they wero told to lie.on the Mloor, No questions wero asked of them except their nemos, ve PUT on_8/22/72 ot CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY eile y PHILADELPHIA 52-7165 Sob ay epee yn 5 oF SA THOMAS E. VEERAWEY/sib 6/23/72 Dato dictatod eee pein ete eect ne eet ne . : tor ne El. itis € sporty of the FBI ond is bosned ta yout cuw.ey: ‘This documont coptoins ncithe: recommendations nor conclusions of the Fil. It is the pruperiy oa tay Beaty it and He contents dro not fo be diz tribwod ovisiaa your aguncy. NW 55072 Doocld: 32989529 Page 151
BOER AL VOPSAU GE HIVUSTICATIC pote AUGAle 235 107 thea Boke Gh We Meee +f Courune WRC i adgVES by myc e H 1 % epee ng35 gevae, emt, vas wade in Gert : 1 My te ote ty oe Ass te teh A he It mer a hala Ue Orn ~ CPwe pe Sf EDU aoe the se yorsons were Latex identified as PNTER DORLS)) FORDE, | SiGHAME dUILY GIOCONTIN, ROBERT Gidew GOOR, MICHARL J, DOVE, ROSEMARY REILLY, KATBLESW MAKY KXIDOLFI, and ROBERE WW, WILLIAMSON, Tach person arrested received a ‘“preliminery "pat down” scarch, “ J, After the search, each peiaon was handeurs designated for bocking and further processing, ed end At the time of entry and thereafter, it was noted that cubinets had been ripped open; Selective Service documents rvomnoved Prom theses: documents were observed to be Strcevwn and torn on the floor of the Conference Room, in mailbepga, an 28. the floor of the main Selective Service Office, and & : about in the gutter erea of the ramparts on three sides of the £i¢th Ploor roof, j ny ‘ Sry ser Saar "Cher aaa ed “ ” x wep fi ye te ~ on. 8/22/71. sat CRT ESL. aie on a Po PPT DET A BE Gr eas 1 . voy hfe yer aye oa mr an : ne om . re Lig i, Be Any: ie ard 3 Gey lg oe bt we feb by JO0 Re GGG i, t D°VGD Ay MILI, MAUOH Po SMI, THOMAS. 8. (YNIGGLSY, JOSuPHT “L045, by Bog RO eRe WE, MAL Map eA aw. | Date dictated . 3 . eed tha 68 “al ¢ - This decumant contuins avithes t.coe'. adations nor conch ustons of the EBL tt in the property of the FOL ond Is loanad te your ow acy oy it ond Hr contonty are aot to he distius vied outside your al oncye IHW SSO72S Docld: 323689529 Page 152 : Nan anne NU USE OTERSU URE ODDEST nine ENE eeeeE on
Sep hes Ree oars ae of SPX? Ly vat Ag Ler. ae sine bt vich Wore at 16 2. One pair of brown cotton work gloves, 2, One jcen army fatigue shirt with the nane OUMian on the shirt Pian. One be &F -AVrd beertne a ritte Yr 3. One 3 br 5° card beering a written num cm ? O66 1385, after the soarch, WILLIAMSON executed a certifica- tion that Agents had taken the items deseribed above. VILETANSON was subsequently fingerprinted and photographed and furniched handwriting samples. The fol- jowing description was obtained of UILLTAR SOM through in- terviow and observation during the course of the strip search, | He refused to furnish any additional descriptive data, inclu- | Ging address, employnent, relatives, previous arrests, and any other personsl data until such time as he was able to \ confer with his attorney: \ \ Fame ROBERP WILLIAMSON Alias Robert aiilian Willianson eae LE neirustic aya _ 8/22/71 ‘Camdon, E.d. Philadelphia 52-716"-sub 3 ne at perenne PbO hee a Dak oe UHL eG and af . cpr Date dictntad_ pent ceatues miter tucouwendations we conclusie wetthe CEE bis the peperty ef fhe EAL ond iz loaned to you: yoney: ieatunts oro net to bh. distifuted cutrlig your uc. acy. es Oe fe ee ete eee eee ene nnn eet tp ae EE \ Docld: 32989529 —Paqe 153 MW Sa072
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FD-263 (Rev. 12-19-67) FEDERA™ BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 9/1/71 Z 8/27 ~ 30/71 ~ REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN PHILADELPHIA PHTILADEL PHT A THRE DE CASE FOPORT poe ay BY , “Y 7 ; CA GAMDET ACTION: BEATER’ B. SySSMaN’ JAYMA ANN ‘ABDOO, aka “Janette; — | CHARACTER OF CASE Dr, WILLIAM ALBERT JOSEPH ANDERSON; CGR = BURGLASY; TGP; DGP; MUTILAT PIO Reverend MILO MARION BILLMAN; OF PUBLIC RsCORDS; INTERFERENCE WIth TERRY EDWARD BUCKALEW; THE ADMINISTRATION OF SELECTIVE DALE S. CUNNINGHAM; - SERVICE ACT OF 1967; CONSPIRACY: PAUL BERNARD COUMING; ASSAULTING FEDERAL OFFICER; —BUGHNE-—F._BEX c ay Father MICHAEL J. DOYLE; 5 - ANN GRANT DUNHAM: Father PETER DONALD FORDIs G-? KEITH WILLIAM FORSYTH: MICHAEL JOHN GIOCONDO; » ROBERT GLENN GOOD; JOHN PETER GRADY; . ” % Lb MARGARET MARY INNESS; PRANCIS MEL MADDENS$ nae oe! Reverend EDWARD J. MC GOWAN - FUGITIVE; LIANNE MARIE MOGCIA; ii Reverend EDWARD J. MURPHY: BARRY JAMES MUST; id FRANK POMMERSHRIM; JOAN MARY REILLY; ROSEMARY REILLY; . f i ANITA L, RICCI - FUGITIVE; KATHLEEN MARY RIDOLFI3 [: a! ioe te MARTHA SHEMELEY; JOHN ROBERT SWINGLISH; Nee PE SARAH JANE TOSIs; ROBERT WILLIAM WILLIAMSON ls Z . ~ | pl Title of this case has been : rharked changed to include ic wiet“}| fhe name of subject DALE S, CUNNINGHAM, who was arrested on “ti SI /27/71, and charged with assaulting a Federal officer and i? obstruction of justice, on 8/30/71, CUNNINGHAM appeared in U.S. a District Court with other subjects in this case at a bail ils ¢ | reduction hearing, ms Sahat ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED [-] NONE ; | PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [T]ves [[]No PENDING PROSECUTION : OVER SIX MONTHS (Jyves ([}NnNo : . SPECIAL AGENT APPROVED { 2 2) IN CHARGE DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW COPIES MADE: vy _ ~ o> Ie > 12> reau - 52-94527 ~ Departmental Attorney GUh GOODWIN 2 - Newark (52-6817) & . Philedelphia (62-7165 sub 3) - Philadelphia -71 Su - 89-118 FX-102 Dissemination Record of Attached Report Notations AN Lr Ad Agency f} / Request Recd. Date Fwd. rad re rad 1 SEP Q 1971 How Fwd. By & B OCT tu i 13 2 49 fi “ : ’ ‘ eo V , R p AG ' U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE . 1970 O—375-139 NW 35072 Doocld: 32989525 Page i57
@ PH 52-7165 Sub 8 REFERENCE Report of SA ELMER BE, SUSSMAN dated 8/31/71, at Philadelphia. ADMINISTRATIVE DATA Per instructions of SAC ROY K, MOORE, the name of DALE S. CUNNINGHAM has been included in the title of this case inasmuch as he appeared in the U. S. District Court, Camden, N. J., with other subjects in this case on 8/30/71, at a bail reduction hearing. Newark is office of origin in the 89- case concerning DALE S, CUNNINGHAM and will follow prosecution on those charges, Bihan COVER PAGE NW 55072 Doocld: 32969525 Page i158 = :
FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59) Copy to: Report of: Date: Field Office File #: Title: Xchdedeken GPRS EE: Characters: - a rae Synopsis: . UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL. BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 1 - Departmental Attorney GUY GOODWIN ELMER EE. SUSSMAN Office: PHILADELPHTA, SEPTEMBER 1, 1971 PENNSYLVANIA 52 -7165 Sub 5 Bureau File #: 52-9527 CAMDEN ACTION: JAYMA ANN ABDOO; DR. WILLIAM ALBERT JOSEPH ANDERSON; REVEREND MILO MARION BILLMAN; TERRY EDWARD BUCKALEW; DALE S. CUNNINGHAM; PAUL BERNARD COUMING; EUGENE F, DIXON; FATHER MICHAEL J. DOYLE; ANN GRANT DUNHAM; FATHER PETER DONALD FORDI; DEITH WILLIAM FORSYTH; MICHAEL JOHN GIOCONDO$; ROBERT GLENN GOOD; JOHN PETER GRADY; MARGARET MARY INNESS; FRANCIS MEL MADDEN; REVEREND HDWARD J. MC GOWAN;- LIANNE MARTH MOCCIA; REVEREND EDWARD J. MURPHY: BARRY JAMES MUSI; FRANK POMMERSHEIM; JOAN MARY REILLY; ROSEMARY REILLY; ANITA L. RICCI; KATHLEEN MARY RIDOLFI; MARTHA SHEMELEYs; JOHN ROBERT SWINGLISH; SARAH JANE TOSI: ROBERT WILLIAM WILLIAMSON CRIME ON A GOVERNMENT RESERVATION; THEFT OF GOVERNMENT 7 TPROPERTY DESTRUCTION OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY; MUTILATION - OF PUBLIC RECORDS; INTERFERENCE WITH THE ADMINISTRATION ~.0OF SELECTIVE SERVICE ACT OF 1967; CONSPIRACY; ASSAULTING “PEDERAL OFFICER; OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE gy SA ROBERT H. WALLER assaulted by DALE S, CUNNINGHAM on 8/27/71, while performing official duty. CUNNINGHAM arrested that date and authorized complaint and warrant filed charfing CUNNINGHAM with violation Title 18, U. S. Code, Sections tid and 1505. CUNNINGHAM arraigned U. S. Magistrate, Camden, N. J., 8/27/71, and héld in lieu of $50,000 bond. Bail reduced to $10,000 on 8/30/71, by U. S. District Judge, Camden, Ne Jd. CUNNINGHAM failed to make bond and was remanded into the custody of the U. S. Marshal. DETAILS: -~ P- On August 27, 1971, Special Agents of the FBI went to 126 North hth Street, Camden, N. J., identified themselves to the occupant DALE S. CUNNINGHAM, advised him that reliable information indicated that Reverend EDWARD J. MC GOWAN, a Federal 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. MW 55072 Doocld: 32959529 Page 155
PH 52-7165 Sub S fugitive, was on the premises and requested admissicn, CUNNINGHAM refused Special Agents entrance and blocked the doorway. While blocking the doorway, CUNNINGHAM struck SA ROBERT H, WALLER in the left side of the face with his elbow and then pushed his hand into the face of SA WALLER. CUNNINGHAM continued to block the doorway and coniinued his assault on SA WALLER, CUNNINGHAM was subdued, placed under arrest and advised that he was being charged with assaulting a Federal officer and obstruction of justice. On August 27, 1971, a complaint and warrant was authorized by Assistant U. S, Attorney D. WILLIAM RUBIN, Camden, N. Je, charging CUNNINGHAM with violation of Title 18, U. S. Code, Sections 111 and 1505. Recommended bond was $50,000. On August 27, 1971, CUNNINGHAM was arraigned before U. S. Magistrate. CHARLES L. RUDD, Camden, N. J., and held in lieu of $50,000 bond. On August 30, 1971, CUNNINGHAM appeared with other subjects in this case before U. S. District Judge MITCHELL H. COHEN, Camden, N. J., at a bail reduction hearing. Bail for CUNNINGHAM was reduced to $10,000. CUNNINGHAM failed to make bond and was remanded into the custody of the U. S,. Marshal, Camden, N. J. ‘ ~~ Otem NW 55072 Doold:32999529 Page 160
= TT ” $ . . , - @yr-963 (Rev, 12-19-67) a FEDER@. BUREAU OF | 1N@=sTIGATION OFFICE OF ORIGIN ‘ PHILAD@LPHIA | 9/15/71 REPORT MADE BY MC GOWAN, | ROBERT P, SADOWSKI moat FCHARACTER OF CASE REPORTING OFFICE NEW YORK TITLE OF CASE REVEREND ED Se Jey aka INVESTIGATIVE PERIOO | 8/27/71 = 9/12/71 WARD J. HA MeGowan = FUCIPIVS CGR - BREAKING AND ENPERIUG; DGP; TGP; REMOVAL AND MUTILATION CP FUS! / | REQORDS:, UALAWPUL INTSRPARR OE ATT. |} THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE MILIPARY *RVICE AST OF 19673 oGg’SPERACY MaDBURG-CAMDEM AG ETON 8/27/71. (3 REPSRET par) ag S] PH telephone call to NY, oa PP w« ADMINISTRATIVE : - Pugh wk This report is being submitted under the ‘tedbur B= i Camden Action ca ption, Bufile 52-9527, Philadelphia S2- 7265, 2s of nasmucno as the character relates to alleged criminal activity subject in that matter, Philadelphia is, therefors, carried as i Office of Grigin (00) re this individual with respect to the a Medbur¢-Camden Action, inasmuch as Philadelphia is in a position; | to more-readily furnish complete information in the pre- and Posy, "indictment areas relating to this investigation. Se re Lo OL “at ee , a (7 7 ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED [] NONE ACQUIT-| case was eens , convic.|auto.| “Fus. Le FINES TALS | , . j mm PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [Llres (Ron Pp T 7 APPROVED (\\ SPECIAL AGENT \ DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW ES MADE: ™ f f ) © Bureau (52~9h, ey hypo, ab1S |. 7 Ba - 100- {bea GOWAN) - ve peGeltt 7 = Peiiadelphia (52~7155) wo SEP 26 1974 (2 + 100- ) (EDWARD J. MO GOWAN lh ~ New York (52-10018) (SUB G) (2 ~ 100-17119C) (MG GOWAN) Dissemination Record of Attached Report 2 LUE Agency seine) fbi ei Request Recd. | . Date Fwd. # . Ps - jaf How Fwd. By &GPO : 1968 C hob Lez “5 40cT21 7 NW 55072 Dbocldad: 325989529 Page 162 299-2 | COVER PAGE
s WY 52-10018 ADMINISTRATIVE (conttd) Additional copies are being furnished PH and NK for dissemination to appropriate United States Attorney(s), Major case fingerprints have been furnished the Identification Division by separate communication, as well as current arrest photographs, Photographs have also been fur- nished Philadelphia via the same communication. LEAD %, PHILADELPHIA AT PHILADELPHIA, PEUNSYEVANIA, Will follow and report results of prosecution action relating to this matter, furnishing copies to both NYO 52-10018 Sub G and 100~-171190 files. - BE e COVSR PAG’ NW 55072 Doocld: 32989529 Page 163
FD-204 (Rev 3-3-59) Copy to: Report of: Date:, . UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 1 - USA, SDNY (ATTN: AUSA BLAINE MICHAEL) ROB=RT P. SADCWSKI Office: Hew York, New York 9/15/71 52-10018 Bureau File #; 52-9527 Field Office File #: Sysstex IT REVEREND EDWARD J. MO GOWAN, SOCIETY OF JESUS Character: CRIMS ON A GOVERNMENT RESEVATION - PRHAKING AND ENTERING; DESTRUCTION OF GOVIREENT PROPERTY, REMOVAL AYD MUPILATIO UNLANPTL OF _PEBLIS REJORDS, THIF? OF GOVERMENT PROPERTY, UPDAURY HPERS RENO S VITs THE ADMINISPARION OF PHE MILTOARY SER? AGT OF 1967; CONSPIRACY Synopsis: Subject indi cated br FGJ, Camden, NJ, for conspiracy relating to CGR « Band Z3 DGP, TGP, Removal and Mutilation of Public Records & Unlawful Interference with the Administration of the Military Service Act of 1967. Bench warrant issued, , Subj ect, WHA; born 5/7/35 at NYC, “Y; 6%; 180 lbs. 3 reddish-brown Rains blue eyes; placed under arrest 9/8/71 in NYS, by SAs of the HBI without incident, At a heering same date ject released in his own recognizance, Description set Forth. -P- fire, C2 ee LA | ed \ . peeorigie Qe \ mh Waa €, te QF 7.99 “Investigation in this matter was predicated upon recaipt of a telephone call from the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on August 27, 1971, which advised in part th 1at subject was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury in Camden, New Jersey, that same date for Conspiracy relating to: Crime on a Government Reservation - Breaking and Entering, Destruction of Government Property (DGP), Theft of Government Property (TGP), Removal and Mutilation of Public Records and Unlawful Interference with the Administration of the Military Service Act of 1967. It was also advised that a bench warrant had been issued for his arrest and subject was classified in a fugitive status, 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 content: are not to be distributed outside your agency. DocId: 32989529 Page 164 u. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE ; 1970 Os 4nK ¢
KY 52-10018 On September 8, 1971, EDWARD J. MC GOWAN was placed under arrest in the looby of 201 East 69th Street by Special Agents (SAS) of the FBI without incident. NW 35072 Doold: 329899525 Page i165
@ FEDERAL BUREAU OF nvesti iON “pate 9/18/71 : EDWARD J. MO GOWA7, 220 West 98th Street, New York City (FYS), ‘ew York, who identified himself as a Roman Catholic priest in the Society of Jesus, was advised of the identities of ROBERT P. SADOWSKI and RCGER J. SORKE as Special Agents (SAS) of the Federal Bureau of Tnvestigation (FBI) by SA SADOWSKI in the lobby of 201 Zast 69th Stroeat, NYT, in the presences of MARTI:! R. STOLAR, who.had introduced himself to SAS CORKE and SADOWSKT as the attornev representine NI GOWA™, NC GOWAN was then placed under arrest by SA SADOWSKI, who advised MC GOWAN of his rights as they appear on the "Interro- gation; Advice of Rights" form, SA SADOWSKI then advised “C GOWAR of the charges against him, Conspiracy, relative to ths following: Crime on a Government Peservation-Breaking and Entering; Theft of Government Property; Destruction of Government Property; Removal and Mutilation of Public Records and Unlawful Interference with the Military Service Act of 1967. MC GOWAN was then furnished a copy of the "Interrogation; Advice of Rights" form and also a copy of the "Voluntary Appearance; Advice of Rights-Your Rights" form, which he read, A copy of each wag also furnished his attorney simultaneously. MC GOWA! read both and answered "Yo" when asked the following three questions by SA SADOWSKI: 1) "Do you care to sign either or both of these foams? 2) Would you care to initial either of them? 3) Do you have any statement to make?", MS GOWAN then returned the forms to SA SADOWSKI, who gave MC GOWAN a second set for his (M0 GOWAN's) retention, The following description was obtained: Name EDWARD J. MO GOWA?! Alias ™B McGowan Race White Sex Mele Date of Birth May 7, 1935 Place of Birth New York, Yew York Height Six feet , Weight 180 pounds lair Reddi sh-brown q s T S - On 9/8/71 at New York City, NY File # NY 52-10018 SAS ROGER J. CORKE and { ROBERT P, SADOWSXT:sln 9/10/71 by é : Date dictated 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 Doocld: 329695259 Page 166 “ & i en ons