Rebeased-under—the dof. Kemedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 19597 (44 USC Fi07y Note). DATE: 11-14-2017 oo. JFK Assassination System Date: 6/17/201 Identification Form ep A Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: — 124-90118-10006 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER: — CR 62-122-3105 a Document Information ORIGINATOR: — FBI FROM: ROSEN TO: HQ TITLE : DATE: — 08/19/1959 PAGES: 3 SUBJECTS : HARRY RAYMOND POPE TEN MOST WANTED BUREAU FUGITIVES DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : — Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: 4 CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: — 08/17/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: = INDEFINITE COMMENTS : MEMO a v9.1 DocId: 32334647 Page 1 Go
Released under—_the—tohn F- i ion Récords Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). 11-14-20 2 Qioseo rorn NO. 64 C) C) ~ DATE: ay Office Mem. andum + onirep s. rEs GOVERNMENT bi TO : The Director DATE: August 19, 1959 Tolifon — . a Boardmaa —_ mn FROM : A. Ros en kK, eenmont — a Nease Parsons —_ SEN __oceet a SUBJECT: TEN MOST WANTED BUREAU FUGITIVES SYNOPSIS: ‘amm Trotter W.C. Sulliva Tele. Room Holloman — Gandy Current developments relating to the Bureat Wanted Fugitives are set forth. ALL firs HERE, DETAILS: GAT. —— I This will supplement previous memoranda submitted conse ng the Ten Nost Wanted fugitives. JANES FRANCISSDUFFY 2. Duffy is being added to the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list effective p.m., August 26, 1959. He replaces James Francis Jenkins who was apprehended by Bureau Agents at Buffalo, New York, on August 12, 1959. > HARKY RAYMONDPOPE Numerous leads continue to be received as a result of publicity afforded Pope when he was placed on the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list August 11, 1959. Hach lead received is being afforded careful attention. Confidential Informant, Oklahoma City Office, has furnished information ANGELO LUIGI ERO indicating Pope possibly in Dallas-being fully covere An informant of the New York Office has advised that a hoodlum known to him by the name of "Skee™ reported that there is a $20,000 "kitty" for Pero's family and that there is also a $20,000 "kitty" for Dominick Scialo's family. Scialo, companion fugitive of Pero, surrendered July 27, 1959. Informant related that he had°received information that Scialo was to have surrendered earlier and that he had stayed out approximately one month longer than was originally planned "Skee" also reported to the informant that the other guy, meaning Pero, is going to come in, but that he wants to wait for approximately one month to see how Scialo fares as a result of his surrender. The New York Office is affording careful attention to Pero's family, his associates and friends, as well as known hangouts in an effort to determine whether or not his whereabouts can be ascertained, pprgienlaray in view of Scialo surrender. Lad —x jas 3 - 99 Gd BILLY OWENSAWILLIAMS REC 4227 The Albuquerque Office reported that Sur~individuadbe' phe to be Williams was observed in Albuquerque, New Mexico,.during/WHe week August 10 through 16, 1959, but was believed to be Ho longer igtthat city eepee SL 1SS9 0. aye JBE:rec.. (5)¥ "0~ ve toed 4 YO Docld: 32334647 Page 2
Releazed_und DATE: 11-14-2017 ination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 USC 2107 Hote}. Memorandum to The Director Re: TEN HOST WANTED BUREAU FUGITIVES In checking out this information, the Albuquerque Office further deter- mined that this same individual pelieved to be Williams had reported he was going to Gallup, New Mexico, to seek employment in that locality \ and that he planned to stay in Gallup for the Indian "Pow Wow" which . was to be held in that city during the past weekend. The Albuquerque Office is affording this phase of the investigation careful attention and every effort is being made to determine the identity of the individual in Gallup who might possibly be Williams. JAMES eDDLE\Dises Ve. Kad aie A Norfolk confidential informant, on August 14, 1959, reported having received a call from a friend requesting assistance in obtaining a house in the Norfolk area for the family of Caleb Diggs, subject's prother. Caleb Diggs has been in the Veterans Hospital at Fayetteville, North Carolina, recuperating from injuries received in an automobile accident in December, 1958. At the time of the accident, Caleb Diggs had brought his family to his parents' home at Hamlet, North Carolina, from their former residence at Nyack, New York. Caleb Diggs resided at subject's home during the same period when the murder of subject's family, for which subject is wanted, took place. The Norfolk informant who is making contact with Caleb Diggs will endeavor to determine if Caleb Diggs is in possession of any information concerning the whereabouts of subject. 4, FREDERICK Cran eeooNN é Reports have been received from informants who are in contact with associates of Dunn that Dunn is hiding out on a farm or fishing camp operated by an Indian possibly in Minnesota or Wisconsin. Steps are, therefore, being taken to circularize game wardens and licensed guides to determine the identity of Indians who may be operating farms or fishing camps. The Royal Canadian Mounted Folice contacted the Legal Attache at Ottawa on August 14, 1959, and reported that one Anthony Farrelie, who has furnished reliable information to them in the past and who is confined in the Saskatchewan Penitentiary, reported to them that a fellow prisoner, Don O'Malley, requested that when he, Farrelie, is released from prison, he contact an individual in Detroit, Michigan, for the purpose of passing a message to Dunn. Farrelie was scheduled to be released from the Saskatchewan Penitentiary on July 29, 1959. O'Malley, who was a fellow inmate with Dunn when both were confined at the Ohio State Penitentiary, desired that a contact in Detroit warn Dunn that authorities believe he is in Canada, O'Malley admitted to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police source that he knows where Dunn is, but never would divulge the information. w#fforts are being made to arrange for a meeting between the Royal Canadian Mounted Police source and the Detroit contact for Dunn. Doclda: 32334647 Page 3 -2-