Part 44, page 113

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RH 164-167 SE 164-81 2

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She further stated he knew airplanes inside and out and could fly. She advised he did fly various kinds of aircraft although she did not know if he had a flying license of any kind. She added he could fly a helicopter, and on one occasion when he read about a bank robber being arrested for a robbery, he explained what the robber did wrong and how he would have done it.

She noted he stated he would have used a helicopter to make his escape after the robbbery.

[REDACTED] also stated in 1967 or 1968, Maze spent a year in San Diego during which time he took sky diving lessons. She was unable to furnish the address where Maze resided during that year, but she noted [REDACTED] who currently resides in Phoenix, Arizona, visited Maze in San Diego during that time and she would know.

[REDACTED] continued, Maze had received a less than honorable discharge from the United States Army during World War II for being a "neurotic".

[REDACTED] related that in 1970, Maze made a down payment on a hotel in the southern section of the state of Washington, near the state border. She could not recall the name of the town where the hotel was located but did recall it was a small town and the town had the same name as a city located in Arizona.

She continued, in 1972, Maze paid off the debt owed on the hotel and he later sold it prior to his death. She noted the person or persons who bought the hotel are currently making payments on the debt to Maze's estate for which [REDACTED] [REDACTED] who resides in Phoenix, Arizona, collects the payments and distributes the payments among [REDACTED]

[REDACTED] added, Maze did not have any savings or means of income and it puzzled members of the family as to how Maze could purchase the hotel and live so well.

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