Part 36, page 90

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On 6/19/75 [REDACTED] contacted his [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Olympia, Washington, advised him of the information developed to date and was told by [REDACTED] that in the event there should be any danger to - [REDACTED]

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On 6/20/75 when writer arrived [REDACTED] [REDACTED] had completed their visit and were then in Longview, Washington at the "also court house checking a record. [REDACTED] telephonically contacted [REDACTED] and was spoken with by the writer. He denied [REDACTED] he had found the money, that there was a suitcase, that it had been found behind a log or there was a "considerable amount of money". It was determined through contact by SA [REDACTED] at Wenatchee on 6/19/75 and through the telephone call that the name [REDACTED] had come up when [REDACTED] if he had any friends at [REDACTED] and the name of [REDACTED] was given. There is nothing at this time to indicate that [REDACTED] have involvement together in this money matter.

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Seemingly the information re the 4 bills was relayed by phone from [REDACTED] on 6/15/75.

[REDACTED] advised that after the telephone call from [REDACTED] as follows: immediately after phone call; Night of 6/19/75 and on and off thru evening spoke with [REDACTED] and was observed playing cards with [REDACTED]

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6/20/75 writer again interviewed [REDACTED] for any other information he had decided to furnish. He again reiterated that the 4 $20s were found by some one else who asked him to check their serial numbers to determine if they were "hot" bills. He never saw the money and generally stuck with his original story. However he did state during this conversation "personally I feel there is more" but refused to give any other information. He was asked if he would speak with the individual [REDACTED] who he alleged had the bills, stated he would and if any other information was developed would notify the FBI. He was forfefully advised of violations of 18 USC 1001, aidingand abetting, accessroy before and after fact, conspiracy and possession of stolen property problems he could be involved in if his story was not the complete truth.

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On 6/22/75 [REDACTED] telephonically advised the writer that on 6/21/75 [REDACTED] decided to take a picnic lucnh to Larch Mountain Camp ground [REDACTED] (a public camp ground). Driving up the road they found that due to culvert installation the road was almost impassable and [REDACTED] actually had to remove several rocks from the road in order to drive to the campground.

On arrival at the camp ground entrance he found a Texas car parked near the entrance with two apparently Mexican

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