. Kennedy B@sassination Records Collection Act of 1993 (44 15¢ DATE: 11-14-2017 oe po O Lee also said that before she had relations with Lane, he. attenpted to enter her rectum, and asked her to place her mouth on his penis. When she refused asking Lane "are you crazy". = . : 4 . Q. At any time during this orey did you or Pay tic his hands? . A. Folie tied his hands, - | | | Q., Where? . 7 A. Behind his back, right at the beginning of it, at his requests a oo Q. and were his hands tied to. any fixed position? ae Just behind. his back, and not too. securely.  @ And was this pursuant to. his instructions also? Ae Yeso | . (Sworn to on January 30, 1962. ) ae Page 7; Section 1140 of the Penal Code: : The picture mentioned herintofore shows: ‘Lane. fully ‘unclothed with hand on nes testicles which is that of another person. Lane has part of a black ash belt on his body and still -has ‘has his ‘glasses ons A copy of this picture was obtained through extremely confidential means, and is available only through the Staff Director. - r The affidavit taken from: Phyllis Coldenwas never signed by her, but was taken in the presence: ofa witness. _ ‘On the night the affidavit was taken Mrs. Golden had her baby” with her, and it was agreed that she covld take “she baby home because it was crying. Rather than have her wait until the affidavit was typed up*by the reporter. ‘Prior to the time Golden was to ~ - Detective. Goldstein of the District Attorneys “office on the night of ;- January 31,.1962 and advised him that Mark Lane was coming to her apartment nites Riba aN at neo nan I _— ’ went to the Golden apartment and secreted himself in a closet.:. However a noise gave. him away, and Lane left the Golden apartment without making any statements of a threatening nature. : However it is believed by those con- cerned that Golden was frightened into signing an affidavit for lane, re- futing the statements made by: her to. Assistant ‘District Attorney Patten. This affidavit was dated February 1,. 1962, and was:a handwritten document Ratna en ttc a las ened tet neta ste . - at New York Universitye This: statement: contained seven points of dispute A few of: these points ag follows: i. Golden. elained that Detective boldetesn asked her dif ‘phe knew vark lane after he told her of. the charges made by Alexanders Department Stores appear in the District” Attorneys Office to sign the affidavit, she called oo and that she feared bodily harm from hime On this night Detective Goldstein’. between the statement made to Mrs Patten. and. the denials made by Hrs, Golden.” sC - 2107. Ho : and witnessed by: Stanley. Geller and Norman Dorsene Both alledged professors an | Docld: 3231271153 Page 3
Released under the John F. Kennedy dy B¥ehssination Records Coltection Act of 1992 (44 TSC ALOT No Ferm ‘DATE: 11-14- 2017 : roe, - Detective Sidney Goldstein: and Walter Re Anderson « of the ‘Queens District Attorney's office state that Goldstein handed: Phyllis Golden-a supboena . on January 23, 1961, returnable January. 3, 1962, that ‘Goldstein .advised a Golden it was for a bad check for $144.77 made out to Alexanders Depart~ . 7 -ment Store, which was returned by the bank upon. which drawn, marked "no . “account at this bank.!t: Goldstein further states that Phyllis Golden told chim she was Secretary for Mark Lane and. that..Lane was obligated to her for’ the rest of. his life. And that’ she would Bef, money: < from him to: take UP. the. check. : ; Seay . ce oes _ eo Golden claimed she received a. telephone call from Goldstein asking - .' her to come down to the District Attorney's. office, and that on the same day she received a telegram requesting ‘her to dome down to. the District | Attorney's OFAC e eg fe a - Goldstein and Anderson state that. this is: true- but that this matter per: *. tained to other bad check cases. being: handled by: Assistant District Attorney “ou. William T. Garving ae 7 a a, a Goldstein said that he ‘dia not bother: her ‘since he. had served her with a 7 i supboena. a an a mal On Bae Point three is covered in part by above one and two. - ke Golden states that. she was handed : ‘a yellow sheet of paper, - and asked to identify Mark Lanes. signature, she claimed in her own affidavit, that. she did not know then, (January 30, 1962) and does not now, , (February 5s 1962) know. whether. it was > Mark Lanes handwriting. . : Detective ‘Anderson. ‘and. Goldstein state ‘that. point four is ‘not true. That ~ actually. Mat. her placett, that. Detective Investigator We Re Anderson, in. the presence of Sidney Goldstein, | Detective Investigator, was given a yellow Oo re piece of paper with handwriting on it. on ‘January.24, 1962 by Mrse. Golden 9° 0 is at 6:05 PM which. contained Na series: of instructions .to be imposed: upon... on the person of. Mark Lane, '* which was. in. the: handwriting | of Mark..Lane.’ But - Sb she Mrs. Golden told them, Anderson and Goldstein. that. she. knew Mark: lane's: ane handwriting’ since whe . was his, Secretary. ed Si Co 5. Arse Golden + said. she never. saw. the. handwriting (ark Lanets) before “it was shown to. her in ‘the District. Attorney:'s office, and that she never par= ticipated in any such tests with, Marke Jane. as: described by the yellow piece of paper. = Soars 2 ‘Detectives Goldstein ‘and Anderson. ‘state that. this - ssntt. true, - ‘that on the date of January 2h, 1962. when Mrs. Golden turned over the yellow instruction fe sheet to them, Detective Anderson received a picture of a nude male from: Mrs. Golden, which depicted. aman lying in.bed. with a hand, not his. own, placed near. his. private ‘parts. And that: the picture according. to: “Mrs.s ot _ Golden, was. that of Kark lane the Hew, York {Assemblyman yok von! | DocTd: 32312113 Page 10
“ReTeas ed under the Wohi: F. Kennedy B¥eassinati ion Records Coltecti ‘DATE: 11-14- 2017 —— O° : od. oo O Page af Mrs. Golden also told them that she took the picture with a polaroid camera — “and explained that the hand shown in the picture was that of hér- girlfriend. _ That the picture was evidence that Hark: Lane is a masochist, and that. she “ . "was keeping . the picture as evidencey™ . _ Mrs. Golden also told Detectives in answer “to. questions, that Lee Stephens. . had never seen Mark Lane before : the events described herein occurred. When’. ~ the Detectives asked Mr. Golden how it was. that Lee: Stephens, her girl friend would participate in such. acts, she said, “Lane is a very convincing ‘ talker.'t And claimed that he had received the instruction sheet from a psychiatrist or- psychologist friend who: wanted to experiment and find out _ ' how. much pain a human being could endure. Golden also told the detectives | that on January. 24, 1962 that both she and Stephens. participated in the _ acts performed upon Lane. : 6. Mrs. Golden: claimed that she was’ told by the District Attorney's ae office not to discuss the case with anyone and that therefore she did nob «.: call an attorney. Detective Goldstein stated that he and police woman Helen Pastore were. ‘present, in Lt. Roches office when Phyllis said she had." to call an attornéy in Albany. Moe Weinstein, which she did. However she did not discuss. the Hark. Jane “case, but: did discuss a personal matter with © Weinstein. ibe ted : : ee commen en (NN TR CR A NS AR ERRORS SET pence oe Sma - 7. Ire, Colden claimed that « on. the. night of January’ 1, 1962 b Detective a Goldsteir; requested her to ask Mark Lane questions’ or to get Lane to say vO things that would bear out , the story she had’ toid Mr Pattens vpn en en on on Se ee oie Detective Goldstein’ stated that. this was untrue and that this was ‘the > night - -ghe called him and told. hin that: since Lane was coming to her apartment | ook she feared bodily injury. Detective Goldstein was present, in Hrs. Goldens a for her protection. , be : Assistant District “Attorney Bernard Patten interviewed lane after ‘the case” broke. . During the interview Lane admitted he knew Phyllis. Golden and . had known her for a "couple of years," as she had-worked for hin, but ‘not on salary. That he had represented her as. an attorney; that she had worked for him during his campaigns; that she. had gone to Albany four or five times and performed secretarial. work for him. .That he did not know whether ; she had ever visited him at home, but he would not answer to whether he ; | had ever visited Goldents home, unless he was apprised of the charges against him. Lane denied that he had ever engaged in sex deviations with Mrs. Golden, but. said that he did have friends that were psychiatrists and psy— chologists. However ‘he did not recall ‘ever having an arrangement whereby ° he would conduct: tests for them. He named one psychologist friend as Fred llahn of New York City. Oo a ee eee co Lane admitted he knew ‘Phyllis Golden | on Queens Boulevard, but refused to say whether he had. visited. the Golden apartment on January 18, 1962. Lane . complained to Patten that the press had called him about the investigation + - and claimed that he’ knew: that Assembly Speaker Carlino was making an in- en, vestigation of him: for: alledged sex deviation. SON, “ane upon. being confronted vith the nude: picture made by Mrs. Golden denied ” that it-was he that was depicted in the picture. Llane admitted that he had ms geen” Phyllis “several weeks- before the day, pf t the interrogation by Pattens Po, oo DocId:323127113 Page 11
“Released wnder the John F. Kennedy S#assination Records Collection Act of (15992 (aa sc 2107 foe . DATE: 11-14-2017 oe ; See oo, Ct . - Page: ‘9/ ‘After’ ihe affidavit submitted by Mrse Golden on behalf of Mark Lane, was - received by District Attorney Patten he made a trip to Florida and took another affidavit from Lee Stephens. At this time Stephens was vacation~ ing and working in Miami as a photographer on the Calypso, a tour boat which rims from Bimini and Miami daily. Her residence in Florida was 2115 Bay Drive, Normandy Isle, Florida where. she was > staying with one Helen Sansouci. This second affidavit dealt with her testimony before the Queens county Grand Jury on February 1, 1962 relative to certain immoral and perverted activities between herself, Phyllis Golden and one Mark lane. Stated substantially as follows: Lee Stephens had not seen Phyllis Golden since the day of the Grand Jury hearing, (February 1, 1962). She identified Golden as having testified on that days (see other notes.) Golden had telephoned Lee Stephens room mate, one Marilyn Durand of 11 5th Avenue, New York, as to the whereabouts of Lee Stephens. Patten showed Lee Stephens a photostat of a contradictory affadavit made by Golden on February 5, 1962, attested to by one Stanley Geller. (Notory Public New York). And Norman Dorsen, both alledged ' professors of law at New York University» Lee Stephens, and we show. the back sheet of this affidavit, Lee Stephens stated that Golden perjured. ~ herself in regarding her contradictory testimony in the affidavit of | February 5, 1962 because on February 1, 1962 while both women were waiting . t6 testify before the Grand Jury, Golden told Stephens that Lane told Golden, "Phyllis, not only is: my political career finished but my life is finished." Golden was afraid of her, own Safety and/or Lane might try to + kidd himself. “Lee Stephens said that: Goldens statements regarding the tests made by the three named individuals on January 18, 1962 in her February 5, affidavit were false, and the testimony before t the Grand Jury on February - 1,1962 | were true. : oe ee we ee nee ee *. Lee Stephens stated she did not know in Golden was paid money to “eign the - : affidavit of February 5, 1962. ' Lee Stephens stated she had never met. ¢ or had contact with Lane prior to — January 18,1962, But did know of his political reputation and knew of | ts hin through Golden. Lee Stephens said she consented to participate in. | <> the "tests! at the request of Golden, because she was curious. That Lee oo " Stephens did not receive money for its (Golden had obviously related stories of previous tests to Lee Stephens.) Lee Stephens related the events which occurred on Sanuary 18, 1962 sub= . toot stantially as follovs: . | yy. She arrived at Goldens apartment 104-20 Queens Boulevard, and Golden was - Hos ... not feeling well and was in bed. At that time Lee Stephens found out - : Lane was’ coming and had not yet arrived. When Lane arrived Lee Stephens. _ admitted hay and Faia proceaded to the. bedroom where Golden wase Lee Ps | | Doeld: 32312113 Page 12