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 : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : v9.1 \ Docld:32327803 Page 1 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-90066-10044 HQ 92-3960-72 Document Information FBI NY HQ 03/19/1964 17 SALVATORE GRANELLO PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Unclassified 4 Redact: 06/24/1998 INDEFINITE RPT Date: 5/21/201
NY 92-1108 ADMINISTRATIVE Cont'd since certain information was not received from the auxillary offices prior to the preparation of the referenced report. By letter dated January 24, 1964, the Miami Division advised that it does not anticipate any further investigation relative to the missing 1952 white Cadillac, rented by the Cosmopolitan Corporation and missing since the summer of 1962. Further investigation will be conducted relative to this. matter, in the event that additional information is developed to indicate that it was individual, not connected with the Cosmopolitan Corporation Jusa possession of this vehicle. It is to be noted that the subject, even if found to be the person who took this automobile, could claim and undoubtedly would be able to produce witnesses to the fact that he had used this vehicle with the proper authority of SIDNEY MOSS or some other official of the Cosmopolitan Corporation. Zf On 1/21/64, NY 4317-C advised SA EUGENE J. HINDES that he had just been contacted by ROCKY GRAZIANO and was ordered by GRAZIANO not to leave town on business for the West Coast until he had spoken personally to GRAZIANO. " The informant is of the opinion that this might nossibly be the "showdown" on a démand .2 for money by the subject and his associates.. NY 4317-C advised that he would immediately report any further developments in this respect. Since the aforementioned information is singular in nature, it has not been ineluded in the details of this report. , On 2/5/64, NY 4317-C advised that he had received one telephone call from ROCKY GRAZIANO in the recent past, but the latter failed to follow up with any comments concerning »* the proposed meeting that he mentioned several weeks ago. However, COVER PAGE -~B- Docld: 32327803 Page 2?
~ NY 92.1108 ADMINISTRATIVE Cont'd the informant is convinced this matter has not been forgotten and will be repeated in the immediate future. The informant further stated that: he had been recently advised by his attorney, that the latter had been told by the former attorney of JOHN Y, that KEILLY is in ' considerable trouble relative to/conversion of approximately $25,000.00 to his own use and issuing a bad check to cover the maneuver. According to the informant, the victim of this deal, name unknown to the in®rmant at the present time, has threatened to file a complaint. The informant stated that he would endeavor to ascertain additional information relative to this matter. During the early part of February, 1964, NY 3936-C advised SA WILLIAM A, VERICKER, that SALLY BURNS and ROCKY GRAZIANO have a fighter, who was scheduled to fight in Puerto Rico, on Saturday, February 15, 1964. BURNS told the informant that he wanted to go to Puerto Rico to see the fight, but was restricted because of his bail in the SDNY, relative to an income tax matter, On 2/10/64, BURNS and his attorney filed a petition before tne US District Court, SDNY, to get permission to travel to Puerto Rico. This permission was denied by the court and on 2/11/64, BURNS indicated to the informant that he still intended to travel to Puerto Rico with his girl friend on 2/13/64. _ On 2/13/64, NY 3936-C advised SA WILLIAM A, VERICKER that the subject and his attorney recontacted a Federal Judge in the SDNY on the morning of 2/13/64. At that time, they indicated that they wished to interview a prospective witness relative to the income tax matter, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, However, their request was again denied by the Federal Judge. COVER PACE -C- Docld: 32327803 Page 3