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 : v9.1 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-90064-10093 HQ 87-15374-67 Document Information FBI DN HQ 02/15/1952 5 VICTOR EMANUEL PEREIRA PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Unclassified 4 Redact 06/18/1998 INDEFINITE RPT HW 54462 Docld:32327522 Page 1 Date: 6/9/2015 Peleased under the John Kennedy Assassination Records Ollection Act of 1992 (44 U5 2107 Note). ase#:NWU 54462 Date: n1O-O5-2017
sega -) ‘ i wenecd vw | j ano | <<. \ oe HW 54462! pocld: 32327522 fy . FEDERAL BUREAU: "THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT EL PASO Page 2? SYNOPSIS OF PACTS: “mn 0 Khe hae ER smog eect LS DESTREX BI UNeoped Te | ews = PIAA Sar BRR... TE FEB IO 1952, 3 - El Paso,,(87-15129" £1} 17 SE | STE se | ee "y/52 PEREIRA, was.; EUGENE G, was.; ROBERT BROWN UNKNOWN SUBJECT, wa. NOWN SUBJECT, wa,@8; P JOYCE - VICTIM “PROPRREY; MATL RAUD “E. Bs. THOMSON, Western Untor nve Colorado, proper person “to subpoena -for records, Subjects PEREIRA. and: BRADINC telephone contact with D, M. CAREY.and ROBERT BROWN GIBSON, Denver, Colorado,” { No indications. CARBY.or GIBSON:furntshed °: information to subjects concerning - |. testimony, ; era -~RUC- ~ DSTAILS: By teletype dated December 28, 1951, thé: Bl:Paso. © a Division informed that the trial for this cage: was ‘se for January 14, 1952 and that Mr. R, B.. THOMSON, Manager Western Union, Denver, Colorado, was being subpoenaed as a witness to produce pertinent original telegram - sent from Denver to. Roswell, New Mexico, It: was state that subject BRADING had been released on bond = December 27, 1951 and it was: believed that :he might. come to Denver, Colorado to attempt to-secure: assis It was requested that appropriate arrangements be.ma with subject's known contacts in order to: be. adétiaed is subjects actually came.to Denver, ‘It. was pointed out that it wes particularly importa.< that Bl-Paso be informed if BRADING contacted witnesses D _ CAREY or ROBEST BROWN GIBSO.. Sot an : Mr. E, B. THOMSON, Manager, Western Union, Denver, Colorado, infcrmed that he-had discussed with his. Superior, Mr. H, W. DENEKE,; Denver District ‘SuperL. (1 - USA, ET*Paso) 2 = Denver (87-163h) . Proat AND ITS CONTENTS ARE LOANED TO‘YoU BY. THE FB% AND, ARE BOT TO GE: DISTRIBUTED. OuTsiwMg © 5. eovernurnt reimtine cornice tose a a oO _ a met
wank® CD (7163 Western Union, of Securing photostats of the original | lezram sent dy ROBER?P =HOWN GIBSON from Denver, Colorado to VICTOR EMANUEL PESEIRA, Foswell, New Mexico, Mr. THOMSON stated that Mr. DENEKE had Sointed out that such information could not be released in viaw of company regulations and Pederal laws concerning the confidential character of telegrams, Mr, THOMSON stated that he was the proper person :: on to subpoena in the event the original message. was required” -88 evidence in court and stated that if he were subpoenaed,.. - he would produce the original message and testify as to its contents, . : ° core te Mr. D. M. CAREY, 71:7 Newport Street, Denver, Colorado, in-~ formed on January 3, 1952 that he had at that time heard nothing from BRADING or PENEIRA, and stated that he would immediately inform the Denver Office if he were contacted by 3RADING, PEREIRA, or anyone else concerning this case, “ILLIAM D, BLOOD, Attorney at Law, Denver, Colorado, a representing ROBERT BROWN GIBSON, informed thet he had advised y hie elient to notify hin immediately in the event he was contacted by anyone concerning the testimony he was to give in this case, On Junuary 6, 1952, Mr. BLOOD informed that his client, ROBERT BROWN GIBSON, ned been telephonically contacted in — Denver that morning oy. VICTOR EMANUEL PSREIRA, calling from £1 Paso, Texas, Ke stated tnat PEREIRA had stated that he nad just been released from jail on the Previous day and wancved to know if GIBS0%; a been subpoenaed in the trial at =i Paso on January ib, 1952 end what information GIBSON had furnisned to the cording to Mr, BLOOD, GIBSON refused to discs ‘ with PERETSA exesnc ta agznogledcs : 2.2 as a Government witness, It was -RA had told GIBSON that he desired trial and had requested GIBSON to @so Del Norte Hotel as soon ag he wee ea, ‘ further stated t) to talk to nin Srrived in El Paso, S be et OH 7 » D. ¥. CAREY informed the reporting agent 8& 10:20 a.m. on that date he received a long distance from PEREIRA, calling from El Paso, Texas, stating that: ad just been released on dDond and wanted to know what Tod @ pw >. $0 } i NW 54462 DoclId:32327522 Page-3
wre - on toss ~} ' we) Oo wu - statements CAREY nad made to the FBI, CAREY stated that-he’ told PEREIRA ne was uncer subpoena asa Government witness...’ in this case and thet he would not discuss with PEREIRA: any‘ ‘“pnase of the case. CAREY stated that PEREIRA told him that he had already phoned GIESON in Denver and further stated .- that he planned to contact both CAREY and GIBSON in E1-.Paso before the trial inasmuch as his lawyer had told him. herhad® a perfect right to discuss this matter with them. .CARBY * stated that he would report immediately any further contacts ™ with PEREIRA or BRADING, . ee He stated tnat ne and GIBSON were traveling together to El Paso, leaving Denver @t ‘Oo a.m. on January 13, 1952 by Continental Air Lines eni that they nad reservations for a aoudle room at tne Hotel in El Paso, The abdove information was furnished the El Paso Office by Seletyve dated January 6, 1952. On January 14, 1952, D. M. CAREY informed that PEREIRA and BRADING had phoned nim from El Paso at 10:00 p.m. on January 13, stating they had just had dinner witn ADA PEREIRA (PEREIRA's former wife) and nad been lookinz all over El Paso attempting to loczte CARSY and GIBSON, CAREY stated tnat PEREIRA and BRADING were extremely cordial over the phone and attempted to secure details as to when he end GIBSON would arrive in El Paso and where they expected to stay in El Paso. CAREY stated that ne declined to furnished any information to PEREIRA and BRADING, This information was furnisned El Paso by teletype dated January ll, 1952. EM a arene ener pe: rnant Denver T-1, of known reliability, hed not been contacted by PERSIRA or BRADING ase ana had no information reflecting that 20OBERT BROWN GIBSON had furnished any infor- or BRADING concerning the testimony they in connection witn this matter. oe pag er ren el Informent Denver T-2,: of known reliability, a ciate of D. M. CAREY ana ROBERT BROWN GIBSON, . 8%~15374-67 a . ; ; ee AW 54462 0 Docld:32327522 Page 4 $ . eee ve
67-1634 4nformed on January Ts 1952: that he and BRADING had been attempting to ge CAREY over the ‘telephone as to’ the..de L mony, but that he. had no .information-refle _  GARBY or GIBSON hed furnished any info or. reflecting that: the: subjects: had personall to contact either CAREY or:GIBSON. ~~: 39507529 Page 5 °° 2:
ae ne RA HW 54462 Docld: 32327522 tage ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE n the report. of °3A% fne confidential informants listed i 1952,..in. the .case’ . E. BUSH, Denver, dated February 15, entitled "VICTOR EMANUEL PEREIRA, was; EUGENE G.: BRADIN #88; ROBERT BROWN GIBSON; UNKNOWN SUBJECT, wa. E. Je WILSON; : 'NENOWN SUBJECT, wa. SIDNEY; Mrs. GERTRUDE J. JOYCE-- VICTIM - INTERSTATE TRANSPORTATION OF STOLEN PROPERTY; CONSPIRACY; MAIL FRAUD", are identified as follows: Confidential Informant Denver T-1 is PAUL AUGUSTUS KING, was., Cosmopolitan Hotel, Denver, Colorado, Denver gambler ana close associate of D. M. CAREY and ROSERI BROWN GIBSON, who requested that his identity not be divulges in this matter. Denver T-2 is CURTIS ROBERT WAGNER, President, wagner Machine and Mill Supply Company, Lith York Street, Denver, Colorado, close associate of D. M. CAREY and ROBERT BROWN GIBSON, who recuested that his identity not be divulged in Confidential Informant connection with tnis matter. REFERENCE: £1 Paso teletype to Denver dated 12/26/51; Denver teletypes to El Paso dated 1 3/52, ‘1/6/52, and 1/1ih/52. Page 6