| | ; 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 : JFK Assassination System Date: 5/29/201 Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-10210-10334 HQ 92-2713-184 Document Information FBI SAC, MM DIRECTOR, FBI 06/16/1961 5 CM, INS, HEARING, ASSOC, DELAY, PAID OFF, DEPORTATION, SOURCE PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Unclassified 4 Redact 12/04/1997 INDEFINITE INC LHM 20
Bb ' PDE36 (Revy 12-13-56) « FBI ®, ~ Date: 6/16/61 Transmit the following in (Type in plain text or code) | Via u '_ AIRTEL ARMA es | a rtority or Methoa of Matting | (NR a 7 fj) ¢ TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (92- 2713) ES atte 8 FROM: SAC, MIAMI (92- 605) RE: CARLO MARCELLO ANTI-RACKETEERING PCI JOSEPH HEGEMAN advised SA VINCENT K. ANTLE as follows on 6/15/61: é On Sunday, 6/11/61, at Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in an automobile, PCI HEGEMAN heard from a source close to the Governor of Louisiana (the identity of which source he did not wish to reveal) that certain persons were intent- on getting help for CARLOS MARCELLO to obtain a 6-month delay at his INS deportation hearing scheduled for 6/27 or 6/28/61, at McAllen, Texas. The source asked PCI HEGEMAN if he could assist on this matter through his political con- tacts. PCI HEGEMAN was told that $100,000 was available in cash to secure the successful results in this deal, and that HEGEMAN could have $50,000 cash at once with the remainder of $50,000 to be held back until the deal was completely consummated. The source told PCI HEGEMAN th ate was going to be made and the money paid to help A. Crk MI AW a NO. MARCELLO get this delay whether he, HEGEMAN, was interested or not. The source told HEGEMAN that MARCELLO had paid $400,000 to the recent National Democratic Campaign and $300,000 to the successful campaign of DAVIS, present 7 Governor of Louisiana. The source said Governor DAVIS had a MARCELLO for approximately 18 _ and they. hg ty 3 32° ‘Bureau (AM) (Encs- SNCLOSURBM 5 3 a iS, [ee - New Orleans (1 - 92-36) (AM) (Enc- ae “e ve ay 5 (1 - 137-1044 - HEGEMAN) 7 re ,2 - San Antonio (Info) (Enc-1) 2 = Miami (1 - 92- ~605) (1 - 137- 2164 | - - HEGEMAN) * VKA: afe ai” g 8) Cs Wick” Apprded 2 fly
EDE36 (Reve'12-13-56) | | | . | FBI | | | Date: | | | Transmit the following in i i pan eat or ode SS (Type in plain text or code) (Priority or Method of Mailing) | MM 92-605. close in the past, and he would be interested in helping MARCELLO get this 6-month delay. The source said RUSSELL LONG, U. S. Senator from Louisiana, would be interested in assisting MARCELLO since in the past he, too, has received financial aid from MARCELLO. The source said LONG had recommended and was sponsoring a Louisiana official for the top INS position in Washington, D. C., and if he could get this official appointed, he then could help MARCELLO through this appointment. The source indicated to PCI HEGEMAN that the FBI was investigating this Louisiana candidate for the INS position. The source said MARCELLO has in excess of 30 million dollars in cash, and that he controls politics in Louisiana. PCL HEGEMAN said CARLOS MARCELLO and his close- contacts and friends will secure a complete run-down on the commissioner who will preside at the INS hearing in McAllen, Texas, and an approach will be made directly or indirectly to him financially to delay the deportation in accordance with MARCELLO's wishes. PCI HEGEMAN said he knew of no further details concerning the methods to be used by MARCELLO or his contacts, but that they would concentrate on the weaknesses-of the commissioner obtained from a result of their investigation of him. PCI HEGEMAN felt overtures in this direction would be made in the immediate future. PCI HEGEMAN said MARCELLO .desires a 6-month delay because he and his lawyers feel they can whip his Approved: Sent WM Per Special Agent in Charge i ™ i X
ae oe | sce chew 12-13-56) ‘ ~ FBI Date: | | { | . | — { { | | | \ | Transmit the following in (Type in plain text or code) | (Priority or Method of Mailing) | MM 92-605 deportation permanently if granted this period to.do it. PCI HEGEMAN said he has no use whatsoever for CARLOS MARCELLO and felt the U. S. should rid itself of such hoodlums, and that is why he wished to furnish this information. He said that he told the source he would not be a part to help MARCELLO because the deal would not be a public relations matter which is his business but a fix, and that his present reputable promotional venture is a-successful one, and that he did not wish to hurt: his reputation or the reputation of his present business through the suggested implication. An original FD-302 has been prepared, initialed and recorded in the file of PCI JOSEPH HEGEMAN at Miami, in the event it is necessary to have same at a later date. Enclosed is a letterhead memo suitable for dissemination to INS by the Bureau. Also enclosed is one copy each for New Orleans and San Antonio for their information. Approved: Sent LCOS Per Special Agent in Charge