ReportOf SA Edward C. Rudiger re Charles Andrew Tuller: background, record, residences, employments (pages 1-13)24 November 1972page 1 of 13
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FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59)

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Copy to:

Report of: SA EDWARD C. RUDIGER Office: Alexandria, Virginia Date: 11/24/72

Field Office File #: 100-1367 Bureau File #:

Title: CHARLES ANDREW TULLER

Character: SECURITY MATTER - REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES

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Synopsis: CHARLES ANDREW TULLER, a white male, with FBI #119-944G, was born 11/5/23, in Detroit, Michigan. His last known residence was [REDACTED] Alexandria, Virginia, b6 and place of employment was Community Services Division, U. S. b7C Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C. On 10/26/72, TULLER was charged in United States District Court, Eastern District of Virginia, with violation of USC, Title 18, Section 1073 (Unlawful Flight to Avoid Prosecution - Murder) in connection with the killing of two people during an Arlington, Virginia, bank robbery the previous day. TULLER also indicted by Federal Grand Jury, Houston, Texas, on 11/6/72, and charged with air piracy, kidnapping and the Hobbs Act as a result of hijacking Eastern Airlines plane on 10/29/72, from Houston to Havana, Cuba. Official notification received on [REDACTED] that subject [REDACTED] BRYCE [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Search of TULLER's residence on 10/25/72, uncovered voluminous literature on revolution, guerrilla warfare, explosives, in addition to numerous weapons and personal correspondence. The latter indicated subject [REDACTED] had plans for some course of action dangerous enough for them all to be killed. Information regarding corporation formed by TULLER and utilized for purchase of over $7,000 in mobile radio equipment plus preparation of false identity by him in name of CAMERON ALLEN THOMPSON set forth. [REDACTED] describes discussions involving subject's [REDACTED] wherein TULLER, who did not approve of the way the govern- ment was being run, made plans to rob a bank and start a new life in Alaska. [REDACTED] recalls CHARLES TULLER as violently anti-establishment and as soliciting [REDACTED] Physical description set forth. ARMED AND DANGEROUS. -P-

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U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 1970 O - 406-840

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