v9.1 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 : MW 45852 Docld: 32303040 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-10283-10052 HQ 92-2914-3RD NR 62, 4TH NR 62, 5TH NR 62 Document Information FBI DOUCE, RICHARD GORDON DIRECTOR, FBI 05/04/1959 60 GM, PERSONAL HISTORY AND BKG, ASSOC, CRIMINAL ACT, MAFIA, NARCOTICS, GAMBLING, B/F INT, TRA, RACK AND SUBV, THREAT, WIT PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Unclassified 4; 10(a)2 Redact 05/15/1998 INDEFINITE RPT, INDEX PAGES 42-45, INC MEMO, A/T - Page 1 Date: $/28/201
“Reart Form ~-FD-263 (Rev, 5-12-55) - FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN DATE . INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD : TILE OF CASE.—OSst—SSS—— SS REPORT MADE BY Qh | ; TYPED BY . RICHARD GORDON DOUCE aap SAMUEL MANNARINO, aka.; : ; CHARACTER OF CASE GABRIEL MANNARINO, aka. Pages ee ANT I-RACKETEER ING SERBS REFERENCES Report of SA RECHARD GORDON DOUCE, Pittsburgh, 2/19/59 « Report of SA RICHARD GORDON DOUCE, FPittsburgn, 4/20/59, tn the matter erntitieda, "STUART SUTOR, etal, TSP; ‘ITSP; FFA; NM" (Bufile 5 2-$2398) Report of SA GEORGE E. DAVIS, JR., Miami, 3/36/59, in the matter entitled, "STUART SUTOR, etal, TP; TTSE; FFA; NM" - Pp- ADMINISTRATIVE The extended investigative period and resultant | «#8. delay in submitting a report in this matter was brought about by the assignment of SA RICHARD GORDON DOUCE to the case involving STUART SUTOR and also the matter entitled, "UNKNOWN SUBJECT; VIRGINIA CONLEY; JUANITA FERGUSON, MISSING PERSONS; POSSIBLE KIDNAPPING" (PG 7-506) ° ICINAL COPY FILED IN GO. 2 V8. 09 SPECIAL AGENT APPROVED IN CHARGE DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW 0 COPIES MADE: TD) as2008 lai | =< (2- 92-2918; 2- 92-2914) 2 Detroit (92-372) 2 Miami (92-143) 2 Philadelphia (92-558) . WW isy ay ee 8 P&ttsburgh 7 (2- 92-228; & 92-236) Te Be heals i ae, ee PROPERTY OF FBI.—This report is loaned to you by the FBI, and neither it nor its contents are to be distributed outside the agency to which loa aw 45652 Docld: 32303040 Page 2
“ PG 92-2285 92-236 Physical Surveillances The following Special Agents participated in-the  — ,.| surveillance of Frenchy's Seafood Restaurant, 5700 Penn _ Avenue , Pittsburgh: . THOMAS G, FORSYTH III | RICHARD GORDON DOUCE - . ; WALTER E, TAYLOR | | oo -. ‘Phe surveillances conducted at the white Horse Inn, Byrnedale, Pa., were conducted by SA ROBERT L, OLSON on. 2/11/59 and 3/12/59. Record \Checks, sO ; a . “Records of the Miam4, Florida, PD and Credit Bureau of Greater Miami, were reviewed by IC CLIFFORD M, WERNER. [who has.furnished valuable information concerning the activities of the MANNARINO organization, since the inception of the Top Hoodlum Program, sailed for A, hens, Gveece, on 4/10/59, aboard the SS OLYMPUS from New Yori, N.Y. the acknowledged racket boss in Westmoreland County,’ Pa., during the 1920's, was released from the. Western State Penitentiary during the summer of 1952 after being a prisoner for over 20 years on a conviction formrder. vinen[ returned to New Kensington, Pa., in 1952, he quickly re- established himself in the MANNARINO- controlled numbers racket on a limited scale and even though he was disliked and mistrusted by the MANNARINO brothers, he was able to furnish valuable data to this office concerning their operations. -Information that he furnished concerning the numbers operation resulted in two highly successful raids conducted by the Intelligence Division,” ‘Internal Revenue Service, following dissemination by this office. [__ftatea that he does not intend to return to the Unite States and his criminal history and alien status -C- COVER PAGE a MW 45852 Docld: 32303040 Page 3
yO ~ SO © oe atten eae PO Q2= 228; 92-236 wil, preclude his re-entry into the: United states through normal channels. a Et will. now. be. necessary . for the agents assigned _ go the MANNARINO investigation to develop new sources’ of information who are capable of providing the caiiber of ; intelligence data previously furnished by i 7 Confidential Source [ rrommoln 4/13/59 stated that. after HAZIDAKIS was releasea trom Montefiore Hospital in November, 1958, he was in a very weakened condition and at woted to recuperat te at his home in New Kensington with - om difficulty. [7 _]s4id that after several months HAZID KIS became ‘alarmed over his inability to recover from the operation and since he was obviously not responding to treatmens, he decided to return. bo his family, in Greece . MIKE GE EORGE | E HAZIDAKIS said that HAZIDAKIS Left for ‘greece around 3/10/59, probably aboard the SS OLYMPUS, saying that he might : return,to sell his home and settle other business affairs providing his health improved.. . . a ‘stated that in his: opinion}. HAZIDAKIS would | undoubtedly fake full advantage of his poor physical condition - to remain in Greece permanently because.of his ‘long expressed fear of GABRIEL MANNARINO, = = ~ JFK Act 6 (4) INFORMANTS | Careful consideration - -has been given to each source OG . concealed and T symbols were utilized in this report only in. those instances where the identities of the sources must be an concealed. a - PG T-1 sof conttdenttal Source , contacted by SAS TARD GORDON DOUCE and THOMAS G,. FORSYTH Tit PG T- 2is “NORMA GRILLO, - a Pittsburgh call girl, | contacted by SA NORMAN T. THOMPSON (concealed _ by request) -D- COVER PAGE ss ptr tteentieite=e-pibt tS een aR EEE Si he rn SB tN MW 45852 Docld: 32303040 Page 4