ad - FD3th, Rev. 2-14-74), ow ao of ’ a FBI ' | CONFIDENTIAL i Date: 5/13/76 ! i Transmit the following in - - ! 4 i. . (Type in plaintext or code) | a | , \ i Via AIRTEL | . | (Precedence) | ee YO ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED / TO: DIRECTOR, FBI HEREIN 1S UNCLASSIFIED EXCEPT. oO un al WHERE SHOWN OTHERWISE. ¢ ay y. FROM: LEGAT, LONDON (163-4884) (P) { ; a » . : L4 ; eo) , i? . SUBJECT: MURDER OF ‘BEATRICE GoLp @&! ff 4 i ) - FPC A vi _ be Ae Enclosed for 2D 0 cheivtent is one copy of a report dated 4/26/76, classified "CONFIDENTIAL, Peeceives from i f t Detective Chief Inspector DONALD GIBSON, Criminal Investjga- tion Department, New Scotland Yard (NSY), London, England ic London files contain - no references identifiable i, with VINCENT DE MARCO and MICHAEL MILLER. . According to London files, DINO CELLINI is the subject of Bufile 92-12474. The most recent pertinent infor- mation in London files regarding CELLINI is an LHM dated ‘ 3/31/71 at Miami, Florida. ; \ of NSY and fully identify VINCENT DE MARCO and MICHAEL MILLE and furnish any available pertinent information regarding these individuals. Please insure that records of Miami Police Department are reviewed. . se ah Me AQWUSB-L, | 2. Bureau (Encs. - oes (l - Foreign Liaison RANGN (2 - Miami) ; 43. 2 - London oh (1 - LON 92-66, CELLINT) WAK:eim J lo AM (7) "Iu 23 MAAGAT- = AIRTELDeciassity on:  OAOR OF ps oh Miami Office is requested|ltg comply with desires om ( | aa) /, Approved: q Sent __ MOP rr Fo Special Agent in Charge (DEC S Pg Ts ee a Me 11975, 0 - sooo LA DoclId: 32555614 Page 1
CONFIDENTIAL LON 163-4884 4 FBIHO requested to furnish up-to-date “rolls regarding DINO CELLINI which can be disseminated offs Je) Expeditious handling would be greatly appreciated. 3 ON tninsarequestior investiga Q eT OTL “yond sas ul? an ya WIL tht ‘he acne “This communication ech received [ram * “Gina” receiv errr Ba ” ; awa tive i receive froin ve a . by the manner ia rwhicn LMS fPe © ero merida Wwe orSuly deterraines eat of load od is handled.” oud 10 5. CONFIDENTIAL, : {3-42 $33 -) DoclId: 32555614 Page 2?
ey oe Reet ema on _ t ° _ a aaa a ae ne ~ @EGRIDENTIUL a ; . BS Daa a 4 . “: a . ; ; C.1/7 ’ METROPOLITAN POLICE Central Officer's CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT, “ Special Report . . ‘. . New Scotland Yard, i SUBJECT on. MURDER OF BEATRICE GOLD Detective Chief Superintendent Reference to Papers j CR 201/75/253 The purpose of this report is that a request , be made to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, via hir W. Kisch their representative at the Embassy of the United States of America, for certain gonfidential | enquiries to be made relative to a contract murder committed in this Country on 8th September, 1975. Briefly, the details of the above are that ’ at approximately 5. ae _Pe me on the day in question, oo a Mrs Reatrice (aiaay): GOLD, aged 47 years, was in the + basement office of her business premises situated at 364 Goswell Road, London, when she ‘received fatal / eet ela nae Sennett TT oe gunshot wounds to the head and body» —. ae Sen neerntnntn sm Enquiries commenced and as a result “the following two persons Ww were“arrested and charged with murder :- ’ ae OX, -inCapetown, South Africa» a painter and ; " decorator by trade, residing at 8 Lesdyred : ‘ bon 0. tas 7): 53 Walk, Bow, London, and on mal een eon “ “ ae « - Le . LE9-3537 ase 4Q (b) Roberto! ROSASPAUZZA Qmown as, Albert. ROSSI), : c L A A TP peorerrer tte rans Th A SSS of Italian extraction, but, ‘born in London cee aeee | i me | | (ay -Errol Clive HEIBNER, born 16th June, arb 245.9 i ALL FBI INFORMATION CONT eRe IS UNCLASSIFIED ( on list November, 1922, a so called flooring | “Gontractor, “put, who, in reality has lived - a | Sa thg proceeds of erie for rr - pull -NB4BA-—L J Docld: 32555614 Page 3
J : Many years and up to the time of his arrest : : ae was residing at 168, Rowley. Gardens, Harringay ‘London. It is known that Heibner was the man . : Ne : was the middle man who made the arrangements te rf ’ a My and supplied the gun. ‘ ‘. Both defendants have made verbal and written ‘admissions of their guilt and have quite clearly stated © this was ‘a’ contract murder, however, Rossi will not | and, it vould appear, Heibner cannot, name those wio " . . ' wished this woman's death and paid the £20,000 shared | ‘ between the above two men for the murder, and despite intense investigation this aspect remains unresolved. ’* In an‘endeavour to discover the background of uncovered/in respect off Anerican contacts as follows:- f Nf Rive arcs * oo yw _ Opecext Between 29¢h August’ and 6th septentor, we oy 7) vincenAaiveanco and his wite, Signer Bs thor7\DE Mae OU SS ee of 960, est Avenue, Miama rlofida (EaTSphone . i number FLA 33139) and MichacW&uiLiEn of \ ve ee eens ee 2899 ‘Collius Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida, came to England and stayed at the Hilton fotel, Park Lane, London. During this period they came into contact with Rossi, and the ' three men visited Ireland and purchased a number — oO 7 of, greyhounds for ghipment to [florida. ie { -(b) It would appear that Rossi either knew De Marco and Miller from past visits he made to America on 6th February, 1966, and later.on 8th March, yy a _ 1971, bearing a British Citizens passport number : ae 40203 issued in London on 28th January, 1966, |. . ying / . in the name.of Roberto ‘PAUZZA, or the contact’ oe at ! was arranged by ‘3 nee . voctal Senses ager 4 fo) aut en yy persia wile are unknown eae en am M.P.2a(E) A ; sate ZA —_~ . A the defendants and their associates details have beer — wan sme who physically murdered.Mrs Gold and Rossi. me
: Vor we but, who, ‘itywill be remembered, together with George RAPT was declared persona i non Oe ! grata: in Great Britain some seven or eight a years: aoe) ssa enquiries could be made in the U.S.A with a view to ~ ascertaining details of the antecedents, ‘associates, mode of life ‘ete. of De Marco, Miller and Cellini and, if possible, the particulars of those with whom the De Marco's: travelled to England in August, ‘1975. Detective ciief Inspector > (D. Gibson) (© - CONFIDENT A a el) 3. mee te DoclId: 32555614 Page 5 It would, be of great assistance if confidential, 4 | _