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Classification Form 1b Rev. January 1955

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BUREAU OF PRISONS

CLASSIFICATION STUDY (Continued)

Committed Name [REDACTED] Register Number [REDACTED] Page 4 b6 per BOP b7C per BOP

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political maneuvering he found himself in. In February, 1958 he and a companion robbed a home in Sacramento and threatened the occupants. For this he received a 5year to Life sentence in the State Prison in California for Robbery, 1st Degree, was paroled from there on May 27, 1960, taken back to West Virginia to satisfy a parole violation. He apparently was released by the Virginia authorities in March, 1961. b6 per BOP b7C per BOP His mother informs us that as far as she knows her son has never married. He claims that on September 8, 1961 at Wise, W. Virginia he married a [REDACTED] Information available from the authorities in that locality state that a [REDACTED] and an [REDACTED] were married on September 8, 1961. Additional information reveals that a divorce was granted to [REDACTED] on March 21, 1962 at Cincinnati, Ohio. There were no children involved. [REDACTED] claims that his wife knew nothing of his past record and when she found it out she instituted divorce proceedings. After she discover- ed his prior criminal history she separated and he started to live in common-law relation- ship with another woman. He claims that he now has a fiancee by the name of [REDACTED] [REDACTED] and information available from this woman states that she has known subject for nine months to a year and desires to correspond. She seems to be a suitable correspondent.

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[REDACTED] then went west again where he became acquainted with the co-defendant in his current offense. He had already known this party, having met him while both were con- fined in the California institution. They finally gravitated to Omaha, Nebraska where they soon made up their minds to rob the bank which resulted in subject's present sen- tence. b6 per BOP b7C per BOP

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CURRENT SITUATION: This 30 year old offender is serving his first Federal institutional sentence although he has served several prior State commitments and has been more or less constantly under confinement since 1949. He has been involved in several vicious robberies, has definitely indicated anti-social attitudes, shows little regard for his fellow man. He seems to be interested only in himself. While his mother feels that he is the victim of unfortunate circumstances and accumulative frustrations, it is more apparent that he has an aversion to work, feels that the world owes him a living. In all his escapades he has been armed, the victims have been seriously threat- ened and it is felt that [REDACTED] would not hesitate to harm people if they stood in his way. While serving the various State sentences [REDACTED] for the most part adjusted satis- factorily although he was involved in minor infractions of the regulations at times. He shows a history of escape, in 1951. [REDACTED] should be considered a Close custody risk, an individual who may have a difficult time settling down to the serving of his long sentence. He has no one who relies upon him for support and it will be many years before he is again released to society however based on his prior criminal activities he offers a rather dis- mal prognosis for a good future adjustment. His institutional adjustment will no doubt be routine with minor difficulties encountered at times. He has shown considerable migratory habits during the past years, has never settled in any locality long enough to establish bonafide residence and for all practical purposes he must be considered a transient.

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PLACE OF CONVICTION: Omaha, Nebraska

USPO: Omaha, Nebraska Dictated 4/20/62 ATM/rc

DB Cooper-4816