II bse 2058; Roadie pp TEs one AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY: — FBI RECORD NUMBER: — 124-10061-10388 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILE NUMBER:  62-109060-6208 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: BRANIGAN, W. A. TO: SULLLIVAN, W. C. TITLE: DATE: 02/23/1968 PAGES: 2 SUBJECT: JG,INVEST, BRADLEY, EDGAR EUGENE DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT ORIGINAL Unclassified NEW CLASSIFICATION: CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW DATE: 08/18/1998 UPDATE DATE: 06/01/2001 STATUS Redact RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (4) COMMENTS: DoclId: 32140301 Page 1
"Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 US¢c 2107 = Woté).~ DATE: 11-14-2017 2m OPTIONAL FORM NO. 100 - 5010-106 c™ . 3 ee Gen ben atid 2” J. ~ o¢ ; Tolson / UNITED STATES C__/ERNMENT are RESEE. ree 1 - Mr. C: Di DeLoach eer ‘“Memorandurp 1 _ ir! T, By Bishop ca : 1 - Mr. A. Rosen ; Fett TO’ :- Mr. W. C. Sullivan DATE: .February 23, 1968 Cth . a Q 1 = Mr. W. C, Sullivan , Trotter FROM : Mr. W. A. Baffin , ’ 1 - Mr. W. A, Branigan eens ae 1 ‘ _ 7 Mr. R. E. Lenihan Gandy . SunjeCTEASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT jy 1 INFor" SIO cong — JOHN FITZGERALD KEN KENNEDY ~~ "SOHN Fee HERElia wy «pe AOSIFIC a2 ae The "Washington Post" for February RIC 1968, carried Cav an article entitled "Witness Backs Up Garrison. This article ff reported that Max Gonzales, a court clerk, said that he witnessed - meetings at New Orleans’ Lakefront Airport in "either June or July;’ of. 1963 between Edgar Eugene Bradley of North Hollywood, California, and the late David W. Ferrie. The article reports | that Garrison is attempting to extradite Edgar Eugene Bradley on ‘conspiracy charges, Garrison reportedly stated that the allegations of Gonzales, coincide with those he made in an. affidavit included among papers: seeking Bradley' s extradition to New Orleans. . Lae . A eck of Bureau flies revealed one, ré ee ‘to - the name MaxfGonzales/which might be identical? with .the Max ay Gonzales mentioned in/the above newspaper article. This file reference reveals that in’ February, 1965, former New Orleans 4 criminal informant; NO-1227-C-TE, who had ties with hoodlum is” ‘and vice personalities in New Orleans, was arrested by’ New Orleans police officers and investigators from the Orleans Parish District Attorney's Office and was charged with pandering. D> On March 18, 1965, this criminal informant told the..New Orleans Office that he had been contacted by a Max Gonzales of the a ' Orleans Parish District Attorney's Office and was advised that the District Attorney ' s Office had a good case against the ore informant and toro 82s\ 000 it would be dropped. 2 ‘We ‘have previously reported that Garrison Yay’, have had the wrong! Bradley, arrested and that instead of Edgars Eugene Bradley ‘the ‘individual Garrison. is. interested invis’* Leslie Norman Bradley. The latter individualjis,a former airline pilotSwiis **” has described himself as a' soldier iof fortune." UinyAugust,. 1960, Leslie Norman Bradley was, sentenced to a ten~year prison term in Cuba on a charge that he: took ‘part mh a plot against the Castro regime, Leslie Norman REC was released 460 a Cuban ta . ~gae109deor ; “Oh AY, eal O40 @. C2 62,0 . Ratras 2” (7) US CONTINUED - Bye 28 1968 ' | eNcLOsvt SZ MARS - 1968 \ Ae a ah A ee ee cere a nee! ae Nee ee A A cm = Net lee Sle Rt DoclId: 327140301 Page 2?