“Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 199? (44 USC 2107 Hote}. DATE: 11-14-2017 - JFK Assassination System Date: 5/4/2015 Identification Form Agency Information . - AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: — 124-90115-10048 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER:  62-108665-NR Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: LO TO: HQ TITLE : DATE: 00/00/0000 — PAGES: 22 SUBJECTS : [Restricted] DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : — Confidential RESTRICTIONS: 4 CURRENT STATUS:  Withhold . DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 08/07/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS: | RPT; ENCLOSURE en ee v9.1 16 Docld: 32340477 Page 1
(Rekéased under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 Use 2107 Hote) ‘ DATE ; 11- 14- 2017 ; oo anne lobys Aulc w residing at 4305 Kentbury Drive, c te Bethesda, - Maryland, was. interviewed on October 16 and 17, 1974. . Mr. Muldoon advised that in late 1973 a former associate of his in a U.S. Government agency involved in intelligence activities had contacted: him to see if he: was interested and available to handle an investigative assignment for some people Mr. Muldoon's forr = associate ok knew in Atlanta. This individual was identified as Mr. Lucian "Luigi"! at ' -_Conien. ~Mr. Muldoon stated that “prior to this occasion he had been /. i Introduced oy Mr. ‘Cont en to an- individual named Mitchell WerBell at the Goal Post Restaurant, Washington, D.C. Apparently Mr. Conien's >t | —— relationship with Mr. WerBelt I dated back to OSS days. together. it _ turned out that: Mitchell WerBell IV and hward Siocon (an ex-Georgia , . va : , State Trooper) were Vice Presidents and Mr. Bob “Bayard (a retired Arc be ee ee eee tee eh Goionel). Was. President-or. the Gentrai. investigative Agency locatea.in . ee stated basically involved approximately one week's. surveillance ntlanta, Georgia. Mr. ‘Muldoon accepted the assignment referred to whic activity. - He was next contacted and instructed to proceed immediately to Ft. | auderdate, Florida, to assist the, Central Investigative Agency in nee matter they Sere arating eres hewevery he: got Or rly, as far as, Aflant +e Bob: Bayard, and ‘Mitchell WerBell Me youngest son, Jeffrey . Fares or eer four “other " investigative assignments were discussed and he spent two or Docld:32340477 Page 2
YReleased under the John F. Kenned ¥: Assassination Re DATE: 1a 2017, | assis cords Collection Act of 1997 (44 WSC 3107 Hote}. ph ee ee Pda, rs we ioe 2.8 ed a three cays rons Ananienttly suctaljzing Quring this poriod he was or oo | “introduced to Mitchell WerBell Ul (who | is the individual he ret iH. N Washington) who was, of cours se, the father of Mitchell WerBell IV. NN | a 7 Muldoon was invited. to Mitchell WerBell Tits vather palatial home in . the Atlanta area and immediately noted that the walls oF the house and le —t other areas were adorned with guns. He learned that Mitchel! Mente Mm owned a company Known as Defense systems | International wich | » was ‘engaged in the legal buying and selling of guns. Mr. werent had oe a 2 OF also apparently developed a modified submachine gun which was supposed ( : - . a to be silent, ‘put was having cifficulty obtaining ‘the r necessary clearances 7 for. its sale. Later in March, 1974, Gibson and his wife came to. “Was shington and discussed with. Mr. Muldoon his availability ‘to open: an ‘office - in Washington. “Mr Muldoon "agreed and subsequently loc ated an, io apartment to be used: as an office in the LaSalle Building. He subsequent set up in this office with one Mike Morrissey of B & R Fox Laboratories, “ | 8 Washington, D. Ce Mr. Morrissey was totally involved in electronic Cael equipment including ‘both the ‘sale of. such and its use in ‘connection with: “time But Morrissey" ‘nad apparently | been. utilized a byt the Centiral Invest igativ ‘Agency for electronic sweeps “and conceivably positive installations. Mee -pand knowledge of ‘the “Mt Idoon -has no, first latter and it is only his ‘ton onticed: sees = ane cpg ene tA NN EE ERED ERTEN ATE : _ ces aoe eee ae m PATE RY RET 8 TWENEY aD Docld: 32340477 Page 3
\ PReleased under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note} yDATE;. 11-14-201 ; nn oo a, S. ve or the Central investigative Agenty and in fact a corporation was ‘ we formed and registered in Delaware known as Security Consultants "International. Mr. Muldoon stated that Security Consultants International = was formed to. sell electronic gear to the Government and foreign embassies which was actually Morrissey’ Ss line of products. It was” fy if Se "planned that Security Consultants International would ultimately assume “certain investigative and. other type requirements using basically Mr. Muldoon’ S contacts and experience. He. recalled that Morrissey had te “recently received some mention in the local papers incidental ‘to the “Galbraith case which involved the sex “slaying oF a young girl. _ Morrissey apparently tape’ recorded | some conversations between the» defending “attorneys (whom ‘he was associated with) and the prosecution during the. trial in Richmond, “Virginia. Mr. Morrissey was there as an electronics , expert apparently to testify to the imperfections of lie detectors. Mr. Morrissey has an engineering and law degrees, the latter recently re~ “ceived from _the American “University. ee oo a Some prospective clients for sweeps. ‘were foreign embassies but they never: "actually conducted any such sweeps and the office was “centage t basis: “involving the aforementioried planned ‘sale oF « elettronic Docld:32340477 Page 4
“Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 use 2107 Hote}. )DATE:. 12-14-2017, . ee fle . Me, Muldoon advised that t the early part of dune, 1974, , ° he: was apprised of an interest ‘Mitchell WerBell i and others had in i eee “the i island of Abaco in the Bahamas. There was a meeting the first os : - week of June at Guest Quarters, New Hampshire and Virginia Avenue, N. W., attended ‘by WerBell III, “Lord and Lady Bellehaven, Mike Otiver, ; Andrew: St. George, Howard Handleman and a friend of WerBell' s from ; - Philadeiphia, name unknown, who apparently worked for the Library of | ‘Congress. Mee Muldoon stated that. Lord Bellehaven isa member of ; the House of Lords in England and was interested in assisting Abaco : ; 7 : in obtaining independence from the Bahamian Government. ‘Milce Oliver, : “ 7 o a . - Carson City, Nevada, was. described ae an extremely wealt thy individual ~ : . 7 who had written i book entitled sia“New Constitution for ‘a New Country" - ° in 1968 and was interested in setting up his concept of government ses oan a os : "Somewhere 2 Mrs Mu ldeon pointed out that ‘oliver was: net -particuiariy - : 7 ow dded ‘to Abaco but the Abaco situation appeared to afford an opportunity | ; oe - vg! for Oliver to develop and establish his fore of government there. | 4 | “Howard Handleman: isa Diplomatic. Editor. stor. U. S.. News and word : : ‘Report and Andrew S ‘Ste + George is an independent writen sf Mr. Muldoon : described. Handiemen' S. interest: as: being: identified: with’ the ‘apparent new . value of the Proposed Abaco project and | that St. George's interest was. : to write i “novel « “se Mr. ‘Muldoon stated, that © apparently | st. George had - . written something regarding the Central _ Intelligence Ageney in the past _ ~ “and h had been called before some Senate committee. Allegedly , investi-. Docld:32340477 Page 5
‘Released under the John F. ‘Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 us¢ 2107 Hotey = i” DATE: “r1- -14- 2017 a i “no basis in truth or fact. Muldooh pointed out ‘that with respect to ‘Wer Bel! and | Oliver, WerBelt' s interest in Abaco was purely the ‘motits § he could make should Aoelos 's independence become a reality. ‘He woutd have a Mock! | on several thousand acres and. .on it he would “build casinos - and other profitable type operations. Oliver" s > interest, on the other hand, was i idealistic ‘and Mr. Muldoon n betieves that ¢ Oliver “was exploited by Wergell with ) respect | to the Abaco. Project, “accepting ‘ ; and | using his Aunding freely. . og «@ At this meeting a history or Abaco was related by WerBell . o mt from its original settlement by political refugees from the American -Revolution. Abaco, at the: time Independence From England was. being | ; sought by the Bahamas, Wished to remain a crown: colony. After ee “indépendence was gained, Abaco has apparently been seeking independence ae “from ‘the. Bahamian Government currently headed by Prime Minister wy co -Pingting. Tt was apparent at this Meeting that the Washington office that ae e. wee a Mr. Muldoon and Mr. Morrissey were manning was to be the base of 7 Nee “operation for the Abaco project. oe oe a oe S ~ Docld: 32340477 Page 6 .
‘Released under the John EF. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). , DATE: _ii- “14+ 2017 . ; . : oo, - oe , : ; ; . oF wc = . . . ae a ; “e neat care Mwhere', he: just wanted to find a country where he could ts noe establish his ‘own constitution. Muldoon pointed out that while Oliver ; might be a little Makey", he seemed cornpletely legitimate and . dedicated to his idealistic principals. According to Mrs Muldoon ,, ‘Security Consultants Inter— national (which was Mr. Muldoon) was to make certain feasibility _. studies in the economic and political areas concerning Abaco's potential _ as an independent country and. make other comparative studies, etc., - “including research at the U.N. and possibly various Government agencies . a to determine row _similar propiems ha been ancteds 3 The client on 7 nd a which allegedly belonged to Mike Oliver. ‘Muldoon stated that he never a actually performed any activity connected in any way witn the Abaco ; wo — project. Mr. Muldoon stated that he understood that the only . moe materials WerBell, et al., had sent to Abaco were ‘medicalsupplies, ty ; books > etc «3 Which. the -Government of. the. Bahamas--was--not. furnishing “and. the. lack--of- it.wasallegedly..causing health. and. social problems in | Abaco. ‘came up and: WerBell stated that everything they were doing was” above, b board and, ‘that. everyone including Pi nding. knew. about: ie”, : eS fry ne should be noted, according to Muldeon, Mr. WerBell's stated interest in they were going. Com nist. which: h Abaco: was 't was afraid was = { . 4 e i ve nf . ' a a see ee ee eee sooo jechoerdnn Docld:32340477 Page 7
|‘Released under the. John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote}. ,DATE:, 11-14-2017 ct cece le cab shen deed apm eLe ahah tekeineihy obi a ahi abd el eee a Mr. Muldoon stated that he immediately reported the: le - results of this meeting to the Central Intelligence Agency in writing ve / copy of a “report he furnished the Central Intelligence Agency dated © fos . put Sid not:maintain a copy. He furnished the writer, however, a | | une 18, 1974, which is attached. ea I . Mr. Muldoon stated that | he withdrew completely 1 trom oo the Abaco plan on June 18, 1974, Mr. Muldoon stated that he was losing po eS money functioning ona "percentage of sales basis" and advised the. Atlanta group. that he would ‘need ‘at least a salary of St, 000 a month | plus m1, 000 in éxpenses., He tecaived one payment of $1,000, clone a oe : the office” and got rid of 4 the “apartment Shortly before the end of June, 1974, a oe a a eae copes of ee ee : ge een os UMre. Muldoon. was .aWare. of the fact that an individuat ne : a oe m an a eg . ~ Knows named Walter Mekham (phonetic) went to Abaco for the Atlanta | ae ae oes “ group; spent approximately 2 weeks there and wrote a report. The | wel : “> “interest of Oliver in the project stopped in July ‘or August, --1974;. and _his activities from June on are unknown to him. ib Howard: ‘Gibs on. and ‘Messrs. Bayard - Wergietl: TIL ahd" WerBeil. Ws. Mrs. ae oy 7 Lo Muldoon received a call from. Gibson during. this period stating that he on : chad been contacted by. a Mr. Ph ik lip’ ‘Manuel | wie ~ SOE YE RTM a A. Ve Ro _ a Docld: 32340477 Page 6
‘44 use 2107 Hote). ds collection Act of 1992 { Kennedy Assassination’ Recor Releazed under the John F. mats | DATE: .d1- 14- ~2017.. pe NR e “_ re deliber toi ex n eee gt: Me uel ® interest pertained to the Mpaco i SS _ preleet, As it turned out, | Phillip Manuel, Senate investigation Committee, -had Wereeli ne called before the Yack: son Sub- “Committee and: quizzed “him with respect to a . trip he. had taken to Costa Rico to visit Robert qh a “Vesco. According to > Min. Muldoon, WerGell III's trip t to Cost. ica / / a. " St “was apparently to seck the backing and _assitance of Vesco ana ° i naving $2 | Were MI ‘set “up and to produce machine guns which he could “then 7 : , , wl cae pore freely sell by not : being inhibited by the U. s. "Department of State. Apparently this. never "materialized. Also > "halfway through the sestimony a : a “of * WerBeli ITI”, ‘WerBelt IV was indicted . on 1 charges developed by the. ' _Alcohot, Tobacco & Firearms Division . of th e IRS for a violation involving. a machine gun. This indictment caused WerBell 1. to refuse: to testify _ having + not refused ta ea Dy. Way OF “Ui ie F itn. Amendment privileg ge up - to this point. According to Mr. Muldoon’ the Jackson Commitice is quite upset over What they considered. a. "quick indictment” causing the afore- - 8 "mentioned ‘problem and are trying, to. learn Just what happened. “ oe ; 7 Mine Muldoon stated | that prion to: severing ‘completely | the end | oF June with, Wereet, et al, _he- had. received a-ca . “geking | hir if ne chad ‘ever don anything regarding the Abaco project. “He advised Conien, that pe. had. not. and Conien told himn: to, "get “out s Ade ation ‘going on which Muldoon concludec on the basis of Conien's conversation was deing conducted by the Department LETT tee * . an 23, “AY Vesti igator ” Was either there or Conien' s office or ad just left “2 AA Docld:32340477 Page 9
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 27107 Hote). _ DATE: _ii- 14- 20170 : : oe oO : Sot . % oo Loe q . : s . a rn ae en : th peconsteucling Wis iluation,, Muldoon is now convinced oa os that Conien' s call to him was prompted by a visit from one Steve Van Cleve: whos 50 company , ” Intelligence Services Limited, was situated in Atlanta. Van Cleve isa fetend of Conien's. Mr. Muldoon is aware no oe a of the Fact that Van Cleve visited the ‘Washington office of Security. Consultants International and accidently walked into a meeting vi " Wereell, at i ~~ a et ales re Muldoon was not. present) at which the Abaco project was me . _ an being discussed. Van Cleve, according to Muldoon’ Ss theory, being a vy Friend of Conien' s and knowing Conien' Ss relationship to WerBell, immediat. me went to Conien to see if he was involved. | Van. Cleve was convinced | from - 3 what Little he: knew that there was “going to be trouble" and ‘encouraged i ee Conien "to get out! if he was vin", This: is when, according to Muldoon, . . . . . ' Swe ‘Conien apparently called him encouraging him to figot, out" indicating that an investigation was under way by the Department” of Justice. . Mr. Muldoon advised that Gibson, as indicated earlier, ee mn owas Mout to get" WerBell and in fact, telephonically contacted him, Mul— ; ‘coon, and offered “money: to. spy: on Wereell, ~et-al.,..in. connection. with... we the Abaco project. : He. later learned “Gibson had made ‘a similar offer to Gibson had taped both conversations. | “He also_ believes that Gibson had - poy ~ ‘also been’ responsible for ‘indicating to “Van Cleve “that WerBell, “et ats were’ engaged inv illegal activities with. respect to the ‘Abaco project and Docld:32340477 Page 10
Leased under the John F.- Kennedy Assassination Records, Collection Act of 1992 (44 use 2107 Hote). DATES. (‘T1-14- 2017 | , 2 ‘4 At the time Gibson made ee, oom, : . “Noted (ha Wibnon how works: I for van Cleve. the $250 , 000 ‘olfer to Muldoon he indicated ‘that ‘the WerBell group were “shipping « arms to Abaco and either had or would eventually break the law in some way. Muldoon stated that he confronted WerBeli with this SS oo information and. WerBell. laughed, said that they were Nabsolute™ not “shipping ‘arms and were in no way involved in any illegal activities, With respect to Gibson, ‘Mr. Maldon had also Heard ame that Gibson had stated that he, Muldoon, was receiving $1,000 a month . plus, St, 000 expenses in connection with ‘the ) Abaco project. Muldoon ue EN : stated ; as previously: reported, that this was absolutely not true and that | a ca this financial arrangement, ‘while agreed to at. about the tire the Abaco op ne project started, was due to the fact that he was “NStapving" on the A paras . percentage of sales arrangemeni.. Muldoon also was 5 asked if there ‘were any other individuals oe involved in the Abaco project. that he had met or was’ aware of that he a hin Ici ng: for . . sad Sop “pad not, already identified. during our two: interviews. . : “ Atter. t a few moments: he stated he ‘could think of no- others. He was also asked ways been. ‘involved in | problems. “He. stated: the. only. one that he. oe ink of was Gibson whom he understood had - this point, he also 1 pas ercte mee armenia tenn semen pea come gap sen ameter Docld: 32340477 Page 11
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote} © DATE: 11-14-2017 oo a ue Be rein ead Oliver's bools and having a belicf in his philosophy. oo ‘~ J¥- FA ; oa conclusion Mr. Muldoon stated that it was obvious to t oa : - chim that WerBell Ill, Lord Bellehaven, Oliver, et al., were convinced, sat least in their own minds, that if independence was gained by -.waco, they would actually run the country. : a ea ey - fags peer. Con er irre. . wore ae” a . rere Lea. cecnee aati TREAT A GA LO ad Docld:32340477 Page i2
'Heteased under the John F i i ollecti aa oo : . Tnedy Assassination Records C i 4 ; a DATE: . iL 14-7017 . ; t on Act of 1992 f 44 USC 210 Hote) . ay r,* as . Ly, . ooo - vt ‘ a . ve . . m eT pee LN aa ores - a fe meatiny was hela batwean myself, i .. Washington sf eos ahei ta Gndiited ban ts [nieenatioena | ine. (Gok). The oo. setfice is deca sin Sadite 1197, 102° Conneticut Ave. Vashington 0.C. gm, 20036. Both weroelicand vayara are officers of SCI and I am tne scl | G' Washington representative. It tas prpposed at this meeting that SCI tak on as a client, the “Atlas Corporation" of Carson City, fevada. This corporation supnossedely belongs to one Stike Oliver. Mr. Oliver, as mentioned in my previcus. report, is one of a group of people jnterested in assisting. those individuals on the islan¢ of Abaco in the ®Sahamas wh wish to obtain indepencance from the Pindling Government. The purporte . 2). peason that Atlas Cornoration wants to hire SCI is to have SCI A). cone . feasibility studies in the: economic and volitical areas concerning’ tue  viabiiity notential for Abaco as: an indenendent country, sucn studies -*¢o be compiled from information collected both in Abaco jtself ana. in she United States; B&B). Do.a comparative study on the Abaco asu Giafra situations by researching the tnited. tations! handiing of the Diarra problem; ©). Nasearch the U's hancling of any and all similar problem: Dj}. prepare a study frem information compiled in Abaco as to the actua jatent of the neonle of Abaco regarding independence, 1.8. is it oniv the Nhite minority, the Slack majority, or a combined majority of tne people of. Abaco wno desire -independence: ana ZY, advise Atlas Corpora as.a result of the findings contained in A through 3 above, as. to the \ 6 estireability of providing financial and moral support.to tne people o ‘Abaco. F os ear. a, Be i : Lot. . e a a 2, (On the night and early morning of Wednesday 12 June ana ‘Thuysday 13 dune a meeting was held in the hotel room of Mike Oliver H+ sat the Grammercy Inn “otel in Washington. The meeting had started at cog abous 19:09 P.¢. and i joined the meeting about 11:30°P.i. Aiready os" “presoat at ‘the meeting were MerBeTl, Bayard, OLigercand Ane eer, 9 oe | o. °° G@corge(mentioned in my previous report). At this meeting Oliver stated that the "Abaco Indenendence Movement” (AIM) was planning to hole a “-plebescite of sorts on 26 June 1974, at which time the approximately. 3,000 registered voters on Abaco would-be askec to indicate their inte in either’ remaining under the Piddling Rovernment.or seeking indapendce -. Miavan. appeal to the UU. ATA was described as the group prysitai hy ~ ‘Yocated. on Abaco pushing for independence=and=the name Chuck Vatlvas-  m7ntioned as-one of, jf.not the, leader of AIM. I asked and was: tobd eee that “yes, Pinaling is aware of: AIM and also Chuck Hall's connection. _ oi with AIM". Also. mentioned as one of the peopie physically located in co. a Ynvelyad in the movement was a>Captaia: Sayer from Green. -Surtie Kay. Areas where AIM had strong support were idéntifted-as=.... Marsa Harbo=(1,000 members) and Hopetown, Cibow Key, where residents are supposséedly very enthusiastic about indenendence..Anotver derson “fo Somenttoned vas 2 Scot named Colin Mitchell(aka "Had Hiten”). 1 am net yp sure where he is iocated:- at’ present. Another grou mentioned-by Shiver |b swags the “Friends of Abaco". This_group evidently is based in Miami. Li / was this group, according to Oliver, that first approached Oliver some potet. one of two years ago and requested his assistance. Since that time re Bok Be yiviting has. provided financial su to the Abacoans: in the form of Spancils and pans, 2-bo0 adumeds | ‘supp hies.:t assume that 1 yee] iheven(mentscne: earhice nar Felmenibers | Friends of Abdco’*as is’ “Babak? re oa Docld: 32340477 Page 13 oe
“Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records collection Act of 1992 (44 UsC 2107 Hote} Bs DATE: + 1- 14- 2017 : . ; ae Noe ih aan 3. St ybeut yi 30 ar T:9O ALM. Thursday 13 June, tua sore men dained the meeting, Trey were introduced as Frank Sond end Sorvan N Passin, Chairman af the Soard and President respactivaly, ot Hollicsy univers?) a health club/sna orcanization..They drove to tre meeting 2 galt frore where, Iresunmeably, their corporate cffices are locates. yats were given 2 "hackarouncer"” an Abace, AIM, etc. and then groceecot ta ask quescians of those in attenccnce as to individual raesons fer inte: “Gr Abaco. and its indenandence. It Seems tnat they both nad contact , [ag a-resuit-axk of reading Cliver's took “A HOW CONSTITUTION F% mei COUNTRY’ (copy attached) pubTished in “evada in 1988. In talking wi . “7 " * Frank Send i disceverad that ne consicers himselt a PLISEegin - ‘shat is. Evidentiy Bond and Fessin are interested in Gliver's cuas of creating a “trues, Free-Enterorize, Republic" somewhere dnooohe and were contemplating providing Financial tackine *6 Sliver for establishing this new country in Abaco if Oliver and friends conic s+ jndenendence far Ahaco. y understandina * rom WerSell Tater, was that, hath men aareed to provide certain ‘anounts(2l was not told hew mucit) of money to continue tne Program being conducted by Olfvar et al. . i. 4/0 Ouring the uriefing of. Sond ond Pessin, int roductions OPA “made of al} present, I was introcuced as Washineton regresentative of C7] and alss a .fervmer C.I. fi. emplo ve2. At that ocint I made an issued sd jp the fac tothat althouch I was a former C.I.A. employe, there was 79 ~ conn ection between myself and/or otrers present at tre meetir«, arg tf C.I.A. This was confirred, erphatically, by VerSeil. and also favard, “iho also: ‘pointed gut that ha vias retired U.S. Army and that neitper va the ULS. Army tn any vay involved, Cn6 Er: neither Eoend nor fessinr seee: to really care ona way.or the other. ) The meetina broke up. AT ancut 3:30 A. Me | : N a ears 8) During ‘the fieeting of P2-73 Juné andsésecker hala ty-tae. 37 -eff¢tceron 13 dy ne during most -of-the- day, the questi DAWIS asad by ryselr and others as to watzk. wohetner or act anytn figedaveives in unis —prefect might be, or be considered, illeqal.I was assurad by Uerceti "-Rayare and. (Ors ver that ay. everythine was. conotetely copen:and above- “keavdy 2) there was no intent of aomilitary-tyre. revolution; no cuns | had oe@en or were: eaing to. be introduced into Abaco: C). thosa itveives ‘étd not care who knew what thay were doing, inclucing Pindlind; ana 7 oGSy-thayv would -even vetoome my telling the C.t.a. evervthing 2. [ about dte Ch TE: Thiss latter ‘comment, renarding C.lsdv- was made : hupsdey, evening by & ferBell and: Sayara with nobody: else. present 6a. 0 Friday u vune - became “aware “that sore Federer r | | K Docld: 32340477 Page 14 ‘
a eS eS fe ores ca TF ae re = . a . : Clits a Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination ‘Records Collection Act of 1999 (44 USC 2107 Hote}. 1) -DATE: vii- 14- 2017 ; : : -G On Friday I became aware that : some’ Federal Agency was conducting. an investi- oO gation on same of the people involved in this ARACO deal. The main area -O£ investigation scems to center around alledged gun smuggling to ALACO and the snuggling of some 25,000 cases of whiskey to APACO. Suppossedly — some people involved with AIM or the "Friends. of ARACO"’ have also been_ trying to imply that the C.I.A. is backing this independence. movement. . |... Ya this regard they “roportedly". have been thr owing my name around as_ Nhe ak as that of Lou: Conein and other. former and even present C.I.A. Ne et caployees. This has suppossedly taken place in. Washington, Atlanta,. AS ; Georgis~ and Miami. Evidently they are at least implying that the C.I.A. ... is or must be backing this thing and they have very important .contac™* SN te in Washington closely: connected with C.I.A. One thing that is n° tlear “Sto me is who "They't are. ''They'' might be WerBell and company or They" "night be enemies of WerBell and company. [Te | ~The cast of characters as ‘I now Inow them are as follows: _ coe Fete 8 AL Mike Oliver: As described in my previcus report and who is evidently vt sy Qeoking to’ ABACO as a testing ground for his "New Constitution for ko a New Country". . ‘ . . eee . re ie ool be Aes Bow Mit chell WerBell: As described in my previous ‘report and obviously - ota. ut" " Gn this thing for as much money as he can make. This especially ells) T...so if ABACO becomes independent and he gets a voice in the new a ee government. He was in OSS in China in 1945. Cc. Colonel Robert Bayard, U.S. Army (Retired): A partner of WerBell “. and.also in it strictly for the money. He was the former Chief of 7 a ae ‘Siait to the. Command ang” Goneral, o.. MAAGcInde-Chana- froin 1952- 1953. ys “DP. Andrew St. CEorge: A-writer, as described - in my previous report, pr. oes" *.. tho works on a retainer. basis. for WerBell and is used to generate publicity and is paid for these servings. “Lord ‘and Iady BellHaven: ~As described - in my. previous. ‘report. a >Evidently Lord BellHaven made“his:-ABACO..comment to. the House of Lords . es ae on-11,°12, or 13 June. +A copy -of--their- equivalent..t Our, Congressional. we Record" should provide what was debated: on the issue. F » Chuck Hall. No No info other than. reported | in paragraph ‘two above Ge. Captain Sawyer: No info ‘other thin reported ‘in paragraph two above. a Colin Mitchell: No- info other than reported in paragraph tho above. | “Peank’ Bond: xy nfo ‘other than reported in paragraph three above. oO Je "Norman Pessin : NTA at IFAS! My Docld:32340477 Page 15 oe
‘Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hotey.\ . DATE: 11-14-2017 © — - . , a | . “ ~~ . : s ’ . «occ we aitdssunclan hen ar atbitn el eae mien me mee 7 Se , | ; wl} £txst step Rayard has checked with the Adjutant General (Army): office - jn Atlanta weo have told him he is "clean'' and has no legal problems engaging in this particular activity. | - a : ' Ht mem eee we Lge teaptatle mie vee ea te wee wot a ote Ce tee oe 8 ° . ev : ' . um G fon Tha wash elit bi idl Wa Wa Tiia el Oa S aia Couns FTE C23 20 4 1.7 au te anmen nnenerconcnenmeceman. equ nerenreetnanmnarcnirs ta eta tSOOMRIG EE |b CEASE VBE PS ETTORE TOOTS OIE TIE A REE pid MN i i \ \ \ ‘ Docld:32340477 Page 16 ©
‘Released und er the John. F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of DA TE: ma ve “2017, 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote) 5 : ye avy Nove iy 197 ‘. , cee ees ocean meen wt putaene i a ids jepatt ue | oe . ya ma NATE ‘ ae OER ORES ! : ( Mitchell V. ‘orBell 1V, the son ¢ 7 a Cobb County raunitions re a | dealer, has asked the U. S. Disir! ict Court here to Cismiss oo He charges filed by the Justi artracnt. . . - ss. Yaa motion filed with the court, He younger WerPeli ale 1 " ae leges ihat the Ceri raid intelience Agency, the U.S. Devarte ! rn — ment of f State and the U.S: partment of the Treasury che to Oo PM spi U. S. dustics ¢ sparunene to keep nira fcom | . mot, , are testidying before a U.S, Senate Comin i : ae “He said ke eas prove that the < agencies “were sconcemes | _. _ he would reveal emo cassit ng infatmmacion i neappesred he | fore Sen. Henry Jacisson’s, 50% ernment invesiisauens come 1 . piittee and theraiere nad pun arresied so ne coud not testity. \ — 0 WWerkell has been charged with urying to Goll 2,000 mar | . ccine guns W ithout Sue deoaruacit approva aL 2 na Te . . ry : . . i \ . ‘ a - 7 y C oo H y . : ho | , : ff : | | i ; 5 Ho Feet | ; t : govt : 4 — | _— ~ SRannnnemmememeecsaeces =: = : — aon tra os sen on gern terretnyer tet remem setnone ‘utnmeeme serwmernreemions peer aien Docld: 32340477 Page i? m4
“Released under the John F. Kennedy As 11- ~id- ~2017 . “ DATE! : So bos ODy KEN Wittas sassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote} \ ~ 197 Deiat HAR) eee an me eee eee See mere meRe Valin rite, ‘Non ine, Orn li iy] en eee ee Ld OVAL the private os aN, AA fe hae jh RACAALS 7 — i = eien ft wove tj. Porky home on Ga. 369 near fin PR RULSSTT Een ‘His » TOASob ray Mi che E. Werledl GIL ds a TOES Chenne W eeu UL ISR fe Sex Peevder Sones adda to tne : Th9", ¥ . oo COCRLY Hiunitons dealer 2s ds whoa Werte Lots sss ceppes terete. vee for eel i Wis i . who PS Speetapay hse : hn aad Pataca, routed oy a large bee . ° meas cert ats family is coducent his son wiil by pond aad surrounded on the. 0 fey've 7 . UAyUsUy hei harmed in an eiteeed ef cj AATLOS, ane ha. | oiler sides by OG acres of ,  OFCF there, , ( attemp. to cateh fupitive- Will ba ciearea af mvMileations | woos, the s place is accersible j 64 remme, uv fancier | HOM Vesen. ithe Vesco attain 9. * “it tC pitree Chant ia 1 y hie pan . . bo vel sicle 1S py only One Glive- \ ‘i He 5 we is a toni ivoman, proud | © * Wei abe: ays have Cone "way i - ceived a int of x . Sy EM that his ‘father, orci. ev ervthing in accerdanga Ce with ; , { But ey Me Sore ty 7 a eran, . vee trian * + 5 . “ aad Pred sramaiativey | the MUON ax port. laws, ” The ‘Grivewiy is blocked by , if ar here aes or “ e ussiaa vanaea ts WerBell. / Said. | an clectrome fence, passabin . Gi cab bece’e ob ad a: ae there. he followed in the We? re ver y loyal Ameri- I auly after thee visitor has 1 weateans.” " tive ba . oye . i . by we iradtad af saldicring feans,’ i phonéd into tee howe on a , Gee re ees : HOY Serine posh + pod a, Wem, OA reheat p yan ais re UL S. Arn ly | Werbell’s rresent - tothles | “special wiephone beside the i Tenuly ina : th ja ora War It, pipparea uly stem from his he | gate, , a : “over ( Cy we WerRoll is deo proud af his | fOrs to sell sone 2.00) subnae | Sty fe 2 SUT e And the visitor is greeted ‘ to buy from al internatenal COMIC S his fas fehire oz lange . j ‘ther. belped. Eint es ania a ea in Ms ih ene wit BS: yy a squed of dite, some Lig | Siesta It can His father tured the warld in Aiitary Ariuninents: hise vith +1 and mean aed, othars srnall | the IRS ani fos seo “inn, Site Mavletia about two yer Be. OFF ond chewimlest, upors actly ing ! + : STE SING FONTS AGO. at the spraseling stoue home, 7 Werbell,. ins OT In: ; ‘ ~ : Covacncing the compaay's _ WerPell had the home built. : Liner Jseecctont to : ‘subpia, . (or his family—which was to . : ead ng amily 4 eee res § ling OL MiG Submnn Mey inelucle ¢ ie Cnitdcon ; nod guns, split with the, Mchice six enidren—wrea he : 2S Liat he be ieves bs GY cask wine winen ha) and his wife moved to the - bay an ay aixi was piven the - “ tae wee i : — en who + instead of: money Se. Attonta area srerily ater ‘os arent S ; ve U. i . oa * World War I. He became | ‘ see UM SLs | 2 advertising director of Kich's. ' Tw teeing 49 sell the cure caus a fee Savs, his j NeeSei Sd: sore ort he on “te sea ticaet on ’ ~ . . Surte va “ sory MEtereil iv, has s scen in- j Uzators he nwt with Vese sco i! pu bl fe re! tations nese, snid. . . . clea on enarzes ne iHenally ; 7 - } nuiizing the. conigets bean: avian. . “conspia red to sei 2,000 mast - Veseo fled to Cost Rtiea toi tay cling wita nis falner and , : ‘ chine guns. to an) unnamert | avo! rod arrest under an indict-i asa soldier, : Buyer. Anda U.S. Senate sub | men * charging fim with cotin| Then, in 1047, he started the . committee last week was told | Winudng to former Pr: ident, — full-time, businuss of “daveion= i : that fnancer Vesca ati aE dng. silencers, - rocketry and | | ~ tempted to puvenase 2,009 mas. in an i oilier Weapons,. mixing hist ‘chine guas irom Mitchell WE. 1 fede international public relations ( ~ . “Eo h as. said there is. a JAA taleits with his kno ledge of: connectioa bets ween tha mae.  * mans “ry Weapons: | ao . ochine suns cited in the alleced ~ However, om oone has saida : He loves 'xims and. silence ors. a - proposed sale io Vesto and -purch. Sa--07 any size—cecii= ! The wells of bis den sre Ceco- : tme iraiic nt aot pis son, The hg wo-Werbelts oa among t the orincin Sa Systems. ini - the art Fare arnt iuional “Ine., whien’ selis weavons to icreim | governments . and comestic police otiicials, «7 + “The firm has agents. in 7 countries,” iiciudigs some: iA. Coniral and “Souta’-America * ind. Soatheast Asia. They ar- “sakes: nM, cance see Wear of a variety of as sb mas main al OWRETS of Q the ine red, and VWerBeil resents link. [i-he.or his son have Soid - guns-i0 Vesco,.-miey might violated, "Siare’ deni Toeat regulations ny support. ‘ing revoititionavies and'not ob- ung bern rated with them and with Sabers taken from an old Ger- “man castle his faouly. used io ‘orm. pears ‘ _ He also love es his travels 5. “As an adviser to -foréign govern- menis. on Weapons, WerBeil _ Mows more eh0ut- ihe -arms Sace- ian about his Reighbors:° af Ission. : tan and i could easily ce musurdar. _ faced, : RE ote rene NT ett etn reenter Arteta ~ Docla: 32340477 Page 18
Releazed under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 UsC 2107" Hote} 3 In DATE:, 11- -14-2017° A ; ; PUNY ere wae te Ui : et “Sy PAUL WEST Two Cobo County munitions. : ‘ dealers were indicted by as. * jederal grand jury Wednesday ; on Charges they illeusiiy com Spired to gell 2.060 inadveignt. smacnine guns with silencers. ' ‘ - A wy ar a ae at . va Nak ALU KD. , “} “] tom nt ier OOo Crim 4A Accoriint ta the indictment » Worttell said his son met \ Ver rses, th ten , ent : filed Wecnerday in overt court. Ay agent Robert Fink at the: before U.S. District dudre Nae, “well Edsetield, Hersdon met with a nrospective gun buyer Sept. 17 at Cannen's Lounge : On Piedmont Avenue. There : Herndon ailesediy disvlayeda - motel and agreed ‘to iet the avenl cxairuse’ the ouine gin. When young Werlsell’ complied wi ine agent's re-, quest to leave the motel coor | for a Inoment, ne was Dlaced” ha \ ao - The pair, Mitchell L, Wer- © Detense Services Co. brochure -|. under arrest by ements. waite ° Rei IV, 25, Howard F.. 0 aeveribing ve machine sun ag ing outside ~Herrdon. 53, were--arrestead and discussed the price of acy 7" : ; last Saturday by federal © proposed: 2.¢ce-eun purchase | Under feceral’ law oS agants when they sold seven > With the uanamed buyer, j Treasury agents must be cou ee Jhandhel machine eas and - The. elder WerBell saide eee qsnen sales OF Suen t nre- . “four sitsicors jor $i2u0-ata ~ Woodie esday he did not know f S80 take place and the (209 oon . ” DeKalb Councy rratel. who Herndon was out that ne b Aestes tax raust be paid. Wo Aiso racea in the ingiet . as mot.an empiore of De. jy Herndon, Werbel and De- | . : , “meat was Defense Scrvic. 23) fansa Services. Federai au- i fe nse Services Co. Were ine" | oes... Co. the Forder Sorings mune . hemlies recused to eive any | ict ie tha coun of cing i Ca : . — . ta a 2 sabesiat n vere tO Pay Tie lax c one th , a ters, fea operate: by an ioe fon about Lemndoa’s | -failing to notify government . Boe a? WerSell GL on armunsns - _ Two days aitér. ike first | officials of the arms desi : ( over: ones I:nod to -mseuing, Herndon avain met ; —- WerBell said no fun sale : ctered stare: by meres 70 ihe unnamed buyer and | . @ctually took place and there- - te inves Halti'and cor, Sti he had arranced to ons. fore his an ‘and Herm: Gon fece nessible jail terins of 25 years, Les Oxf $25,006). or: ” both. _ " ‘Werk Bed’ was released oa a ‘aglow their arress } (oo. So ere refused to say woe ye “SY to Rave been the recipient cf " the 2, C00. guns and silencers: f : Butithe elder W erBel curs i. Hnot od atwhis. home: Wednes--j cay, charzed that h his Son had ; ; peen “set up’ by federal : : agents. 7 i “Werbell said agents ‘of ihe! see Treasury -denartment’s: y- ce departmen t officials . Was ’ . ‘Alechoi, ‘fctacen and “Fira! "EEO - ive BP) divsion had Tesed as Tepresent atves ofan: canamed foreign dovernment © in Arranging ih (hs Suatid Chr ony VOrnmont i, at cere “entra: nh en - MIS son ‘would. fight ninal charges “all the” : -recognbence bond and Hern-et ) don was read on a $5,003 bond. +. thei - son was not puiky of |.. failing to paythe. tater cu. Defense Services: Co. i ds ae mimitions i Tier, exporter foctany Model anicrnatie ¢ “ns. ard: noers for $i 400, the: mper =| a an and manufacturer, Tha elder: \ t aes intone invented the rutcer- place i inst Satie Gaye a tne: ated silencer u with the | Fame dravebocsy motak .ab. ‘thes resrant Model M-i0 machine Nora Lad hills interchare ue gine eroy 3 wy Ee L105 if Betal County, nanan Set Vy onion Wer ‘he: silencers. are so -effec-: AN a. '¢ the seve tive, one arms.expert said, - ‘neebiia ana oid four sie ae that “cl you hear is ine click eecukic Puy 10Uf cue }, , 0 n a cham. coh2ca, the indictment. i. _ opt Ene. ound Being _ cham S. necause a SLUG trans tay base recut _ Declaw in. "Werfell said his firm oniy feck. “eense nib a ve abe L_--Sells. machine guns. to. polled“ ™ ouCas STSeeCe Te < aie 2 . . 1 n ovay re apf lesediy not paid, Herndon and : a nd othe ot’ law cenforeement WerBell owere placed uncer -EGERCres arrest. - The DeKatb County police WerBell: and. -Harndon are: are atnong the law enforce : now free on kond | .ment @yencies that use the y The elder WerPell admitted i Es machine: gun’ — 5 vo < * ' n the arpe {7 ne Wednesday thai the meering - is : Wee me it Herndon ¢2 aa had taken vlvce but differed ESSE? i or icta, $ said Wedhes- | sharply with the Zovernment’s i : 7. ie rence “The elder WerBell said such Geseripti ion of the rencezvous. - { 1230003 are ony uséd by ermerdene “which the cide from Saoitth Vieh 5 WER BE! od ‘The machine guns poriedly cimuke to Aa allegedly supplic exles Stlemnun: anti-Cast Mi Hath vn e Zo. Chur Ze Ti Of . jin with CUn DLE, a cfaderal law launching of against a irieadly nats 4D alter he Als Force ‘Tn 1999, ¢ two shipments of " puns end Otter & weacons 30 it: -snid at Une time the : was intendrda fase manseunmt at : Base in fg WerBeil, aere tract Powder Ser: cluces a gun Kk De UTS tt y ete es Docld: 32340477 Page ig9
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination ‘Records Collection Act ot 1992 (44 usc 2107 acon) s . DATE, 11-14-2017 se i Oe Po ee - t ae . ( . - ( ‘ 4 tw , ' ten : te } ae, ‘ ; a Ly . \ , * “ * : ' : as P ‘ J “ OUR AG@he Chinta ‘ve inal 7 husday, Ociober 3, 1974 - rr OAS Se A Gn eee ee lee ene Cee eee eee , . _ a ve é freee ot 7 AY rm" ~~ ops. . wea st nape wens ee oe rely y Maa a aid as . Ds dag BaP UMA wee beaded { 29} q LJ fs: . " Po: “rey 4 ees he | Tt: (= ddtaddeud dda a [ets » es id “a 7 ™. 002 Seeit! = 3. - A Powder Sorites weapons import company and two - 2 + Gndividuals have been indicted by a federal crand jury for | Bo , .. allogediv avreeing to feu 3 2,(G) machine guns without pays J.) ing ihe foster transfer 1ax or: Teporting the sale to te- 1: : ce ae Named in the tnvee-count indictment are: Defense Serv- ~ 7 ; a7 Fees Co, MiEtferell Livingston VeerEl AV, a partret in the - Se firm, and Howard Exnnmeit.ertdon. Federal autheriles said: - it: ia not known if Herndon. has prev ious alfiiation with the= 4:7. ove of erndon met aftr anstaree” at a Piedmont Avenue tave. eM and dsreed to’sail 2.000 Ineram Model W-10 Gam AULO- | matic machine quns, the: ecrent States. The U.S. Attor- mer’s sitiee woud rot } iy the “transferee,” however, the cise was prepared oy in Sure: Woof Aleonel, Topacco ¢ | eng Sirsa, . . A es eee Uster, seven of the uns and. four silencers w Te Soid to 4 oe the “reosferee" as a De of the Iete for - “i ihe indict- \ oo, Ment siates. . azerauce Rasd nerled met the buyer ata Deiala. . _ Qeuniy motel to. make wre Lincthe cnarges.statan ooo. Jo tal three. GemnmMdams re earged with one count of ¢ cis  spiting to wiolate iederaa Srearms laws, one count of seilis the RLS WHNCUT reporting ine saie to ihe U.S. Department of a _, Freastry as required oy law, and a third count of failure to | Fo ater. pay the transfer tac | Tk a _, ‘The conspiracy count is punishable by: a maximum i ‘penalty of 2 $5,0C) fine and five years imprisonment and the j second and third counts carry ‘penaites of up to 910,000 and 10 sPrmrc te ce ee i i be we — vr -erBell owns one-third of the aun import business, in fx which his father is also a Partner, according to federal offi. Se ey Docld:32340477 Page 20
“Bel éased under the John fF. Kennedy Assassination DATE; 11- -14- 2017 * Records, Collection Act of 1997 (44 Sc 2107 Hote \. a ry, 7 \O ; : i OL. oN 7 te \ HT ATLAS EV CON ELLE PION, Wed, bone ay bs alt of stig “s . . ” yd TD Y S J —3 Le ar are . ‘ a iat 6. Dat ilal amie . ne * By The Associated Press Mitchell said his mission to He szid he has arms for two “A British member of Partia- ment and an American arm al crranufactures said Tuescay i they fear a Communist take- ; 4 cv er ‘in the Caribbean. aiter » Bahama islands pacome - aS dependent on July 10. “i Cel Cotta Mad” MErcasih MMs nell L. ween: 32h if “jn im arms Ye: niles ne Aten 20. ach ar 3ere e - during 2. cockiall party tha f “help ‘um! ” ond he used a tring Of . expletives 10 Ge Scribe : -Bahamiaa Prime Minister Lyngen O. Pindling. Mey Docld:32340477 Page 21 “if they nave 2 revoit, YH. ._ean-Army. fi the tiny istand of 6. a4 peopie about 130 miles east of Flori. da will be to determic fe Wwoelne - er the Baharnian goveriment . can remian secure. : The one-time commander of brigades — ebout 2.000 per- song — andcan field an emay if he feels it is necessary to _ fight for one side or another. “In this world there are neople who snould be granted the -Arevit and Sutherland | the right of self fddetemaina- “ Hirhlanders resimients. of ihe toa.’ WerBell said. ‘I con't Britis, Army. seid he is pti- | care if it's a village in North _ marily concerned. about a | Georgia and they avant to power vacuum once the Brit ' make rugs. I nave fougnt all - ish leave the islands.” -. my life at my Gwn expen se “People say that Commu: as I see it — for the rights ai nist rule comes by default,” people.” ; ' e said. Gi you lezyve a power, He said Pending is “a ne = vacua, somebody's 3 got to fill good, cheap crook" ‘cate ring it.” - to American Tinancier Rodent .. But Mit chell “said he e-awould .. Veste — | the ; ba “very, very surprised’? if Watergate sc — “ “Abaco's desire to remainloyal — Teparted to be hiding in the. tothe Bridsh crown would ree 8 ames.” sult in arined conilict. He added that Peadling "5 “Provided they are given a no-good Ja naicen, and proper political expression,” also called him ‘a nigger.” ~Ritehell-said. the Abaco resi- - piecemeal -_—. - dents probably. would net re . sort.to warfare. . “But if there is coercion,” ; he said, “in six te eight 7.) ; : -ynonths I think we'd.see some- ° thing.” WerBell. wh 0 insisted he is 4 - not providing “Abacuans or the irisi aning u =3 . ‘said. the po ossibility ‘that | Communism may take over {Ee 70Gisiand chain is. “abe vary) *soltuely: my prime interest,
Released under the. John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote) Yr DATE: 11-14-2017 pe Ce _— as “ ie : a - 7 cae = ‘ - “ - WER is a Baa : pier ‘ were > : ° J eg hh . . : Chote ve reas. wake Uw iL us a ‘ Hie ood ut, Xe Mera Ue rei 7, ‘ 7 ; ip By PAUL WEST “An Atlanta man was free an bond Thursday night after beizg accused of theft by : cécenti ton in) connection with ti “ehment last month Gf ares in aed Cehb County munitions deal, 2g. . Mitchell L. WerBell iv. OE Amnheny Emerick: vas Tre. ened by DeKalb Coun Phurcay "aon 2 te tg : Waresee sworn, eit | charges inat. Emerick sras the | hire chescing. Emerick ah 4 taaing partia a plot ta z Bap et F Qe . 1osy wees by WerBell the arms Docld: 32340477 Page 22 We . fore’ Sovernment, cleged ’. financier Rica. é { as an agent of the: goverrinent in, “trapping” young Werpall, “We never make any com: ; ‘ ment ene way or the other in: th ose ensas,’” said ED. (Fd) Hughes, assistant. director of, ‘the -Alec nal, Pobacco and Wertolt charres that Finer. « ick was the thicd man present - aba DeXale motel last month: in which an Alleged Legal. arms transaction -jnvalyi inst ne sale of 2.000 sub-machine | { #UARS with, silencers iouk | “piaceds. - jolt acta According’ — to Werk, all, Figeatras cites in Aantal i Emerick was Aired by the The- warrant. served on Treasury Department's Aicho- Emerick ‘Thursday charges} rol, ‘Tobacco “ard Firearms | that he obtai ned machine sins - GQ ivision io pose as am Lachine. } ir ony youn: x WerBell “by t2- ecltiut ravans With the inten: tion of deoriving (WerBell) or, gun ; : Emerick could not be: _Teachedé for comment. Sun buver for an unnamed’ at WeeBeil Was i: Fad aw Macted by ao ered grand jury last month . "an charges he- * attempted io Suc ‘ _.Sel] the 2.009 3 Machine Suas to, fiie Treasury  deparhinest y; ea wanamed buyer in violation. #sineg comment ‘Thursday on oF federal laws requiring a Pater 4 Gealers to notify the govern- if ngs nefore Sen. Heary M.. ment Wwhea such transactions. Jackson's investigations com | 7 are made, ~Miltee on the grounds that his i -- . téstime Ey could affect the: - Fellowing - the arrest. of ; trial of his son. ” WerSeil, ohh his f: ather rei fused if to testify before a Sonate sub. 9 Senate “inves Slisitars “Te. 5 . commitiee j investigating an al {3 vealed, atte er followin, W er i .el's.. refusal tote atiompt..by fugitive g- ‘tha + nl Revert Veseo to set j ‘Justice wos ertmnent - oiticia als shad directed an imin diate hite¢, >. 7 . UD an-arms- factory i in Costa j i Uyeung’ W CASe,. Yeadin 1g . wi that tite ection i. was aimed ut preventing the ».. : .eleer WerSell from ‘test: tying ia a the “Vesco aifair, iteyell-f “La ye erBail Mb icaz ‘Sih Aniercdment uciegy: eetbos Claes hat si 1m