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FD-302 (REV. 11-27-70)

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

[handwritten: Sub 396] Date of transcription 7/6/72

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MILDRED T. BURNS, 720 Shorb Avenue, Northwest Canton, Ohio, was interviewed at the offices of the U.S. Attorney, Salt Lake City. BURNS was exhibited photographs of a [guess: dark] blue or black tie, and a tie clasp that appears to [guess: have] [guess: a white] round center, approximately the size of a dime.

BURNS stated that she recalls that her son-in-law, RICHARD [guess: FLOYD] MC COY, JR., had a tie similar to the one depicted in the photograph, and also she recalls that he had a tie clasp similar to the one depicted in the photo- graph. She stated the reason she remembers these two items being [guess: MC COY's] [illegible] [illegible], is the fact that her favorite colors are [guess: dark] [guess: blue] [illegible], and she recalls that when he visited her home on [illegible] [guess: prior] [guess: occasion] he bent over a coffee table, and the [guess: picture] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible].

[guess: BURNS] [guess: also] stated that she has some letters that [guess: he] had [guess: written] to her during the Thanksgiving, 1971, period and she also thinks that she may have some photographs of MC COY in which he is wearing a tie. She stated [guess: that] she [guess: will] make these letters and photographs available [guess: to her] [guess: attorney], GEORGE TZANGAS, who in turn will make them [guess: available] to the FBI.

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[handwritten: SUB 386] [struck through: Salt Lake City] Interviewed on 6/29/72 at Salt Lake City, Utah File # [guess: 164-24]-[illegible] SE 164-81 - [illegible] by SA JAMES J. [guess: STINESS] / ksa Date dictated 6/30/72

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency;

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