JFK Assassination System | Date: Identification Form 6/11/201 Agency Information '- AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER:  124-90097-10034 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER:  166-637-15 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: BA TO: HQ TITLE: DATE: 06/17/1963 PAGES: 3 SUBJECTS : CHARLES TOURINE _ JOSEPH FRANCIS NESLINE DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: 4 CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 07/20/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS : AT ee v9.1 HW 45964 DodcId:32331412 Page 1
| Date: 6/17/63 Transmit the following in_ PLAIN TEXT —"“Tfype in plain text or code) Via AIRTEL _ REGULAR MAIL ane aaneaeeeeen Priority or Method of Mailing) a ee me ee ee ee ee me mee ee me me me ee ee em te et Om ee Te ae et ee ey et Se Te MY me le ee TO : DIRECTOR, FBI SAC, WASHINGTON FIELD _. FROM : SAC, BALTIMORE (166-©3)(P) 4 yy ea () | Qe V4 .8” SUBJECT: JOSEPH FRANCIS“NESLINE | 4 \ ITAR ! 00: Washington Field On June 14, 1963, SAs GEORGE R. FLETCHER and ALBERT B. MILLER, Washington Field Office, contacted SA GERARD R. LOWE at the. Leonardtown Resident Agency and subsequently introduced SA LOWE to Po subject of Washington Field file 137-418, OTHER 4 for the purpose of turning over PCI[~____]to the Baltimore Office. ington Field Office, advised SA LOWE in the company of SAs i. FLETCHER and MILLER that on Sunday, June 9, 1963, her boyfriend, EDWARD GRIERSON, (one of the persons arrested at the gambling raid conducted by the Maryland State Police at the Sportsmen Club Gambling Casino in Charlotte Hall, Maryland June 12, 1963) advised that the Sheriff of St. Marys County, Maryland, ROBERT MIEDZINSKI, appeared at the Sportsmen Club gambling establishment the night of Saturday, June 8, 1963, and informed the gamblers ypPresent. particularly ALLEN FISHER, that if he received any +7 y Te: Bureau 3 - Washington Field _ REC. 9 / ; a _ f. 6 ‘f wet 15 PCI, who has furnished reliable information in the past, to ie) (1 - ree: 1 - Richmond (Info 4. Pat tggre , | 2 - 137-New at #3 JUN GRLiek py 7 aX 18 1963 (11) i! tt | Approved: Sent HW 45964 DocId:32331412 Page 2
BA 166-63 complaint concerning gambling, he was going to raid the establish- ment, In addition, pcitL__] velatea that at about 3:00 p.m., on Sunday OTHER 4 afternoon, June 9, 1963, her boyfriend, GHIERSON, told her that he and JOSEPH LOUIS GUY, who was also arrested Qvering tne raid, moved out gambling paraphernalia, a rovlette whee. and a table, plus a dice table from the gambling establishment at Charlotte Hall and took it to the L and M Van Line Company, Aliied Moving Van Agent, Lexington Park, Maryland. PCL stated that on Wednesday, June 12, 1963, she was at the Cedar Point Tavern in Lexington Park, Maryland, when a telephone call was received by the bartender, GEORGE MUSGROVE. Following the phone call, MUSGROVE informed PCI that "The $20,000.00 worth of gambling paraphernalia" was still stored at the Allied Van Line Agent at Lexington Park, Marylanc, namely, the L and M Van Line Company. For information, the pertinent details of this information which was received from the PCI was disseminated on June 14, 1663, to Captain THOMAS S. SMITH, Criminal Inteliigence Unit, Maryland State Police, Pikesville, and also to BENJAMIN H. BURROUGHS, JR., NA, Deputy Sheriff of St. Marys County, Maryland. For the information of the Bureau, on the morning of June 17, 1963, all principals arrested in the gambling raid appeared before the Trial Magistrate of St. Marys County, Maryland WILLIAM LOKAR. The hearings before the Magistrate were postponed until 10:00 a.m., the morning of June 18, 1963. At that time, it is expected that the hearings reiative to sub= ject NESLINE, CHARLES TOURINE and ALLEN FISHER will be heard. the Trial Magistrate indicated tnat the remaining principa:s would have their hearings postponed until July l, 1963. For the further information of the Bureau, PHILLIP H. DORSEY, Circuit Court Judge for St. Marys County, re-convened the Grand Jury for the Circuit Court of St. Marys County, Maryland, on the morning of June 17, 1963, at which time, he charged the jury to go into all the aspects of this matter and subsequently 2 HW 45964 DocId:32331412 Page 3