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SU 164-24

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On April 12, 1972, [REDACTED] [REDACTED] of RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, JR., advised Special Agent JAMES A. STEWART at [REDACTED], Provo, Utah, that she had been contacted by MC COY's attorneys and was advised not to furnish any additional information concerning the hijacking for which MC COY was charged.

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[REDACTED] advised she recalled MC COY was at home during Thanksgiving, 1971, and she specifically recalled that he helped prepare dinner, stating that to her knowledge they had dinner about 2:00 p.m., which dinner was attended by Mr. and Mrs. MC COY, [REDACTED] and a guest who was a graduate student that MC COY had invited. She could not recall the name of the graduate student but recalled he was a acquaintance MC COY had met while attending a law enforce- ment course and was from Thailand, and she believed this individual has returned to Thailand.

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[REDACTED] advised to her recollection MC COY was at home in Provo, Utah, and attended Brigham Young University the day before Thanksgiving, but she could not specifically recall this for a fact. She stated to her knowledge MC COY did not make any trips away from Provo either immediately before or after Thanksgiving.

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