Part 53, page 65

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Skyjacking Probe Continues Here

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(Continued from Page 1) search for the man in the photograph to someone who is bald headed. Joe Davis, vice president and general manager at Casey's Ford, Inc., in Pouls- bo, said three men paid a visit to his business about midday Wednesday. / · Two of the men identified themselves as FBI agents, he said, but Davis added that he is not convinced the men actually were from the FBI. "Looking back, they were very ner- vous. I don't think they were FBI. I think if they were, they would have ap- proached me differently." The men showed him photos, he said, and "They wanted to know about a yel- low car with dealers plates". The men said they wanted to speak to "Bill and Jack Lewis" Davis said. "They said they were having trouble locating them. "I said you shouldn't have any trouble locating them, they live out at Seabeck, and Bill is home most of the time." Jack Lewis has told the Sun he has been questioned by FBI agents "at least eight times" since last Saturday. Bill Lewis is Jack's father. Agents also questioned employes at the Kitsap Golf and Country Club Tuesday and Wednesday and asked whether they could identify photographs, employes said. Mrs. Elmer (Jerry) Driver, a bar- tender at the club, said an FBI man showed her three photographs about lunchtime Wednesday. The first two showed a man in dark glasses, with a wig and a tam, a type of cap, on his head, and a photo of a bald man. That photo was similar to one that appeared in The Sun yesterday, she said. "I didn't recognize the man. The FBI agent thought he might have been in the club," she said. "I said, 'but this is a private club' " she continued. The agent told her the man "might have come in as a guest" and that he was merely "checking all the angles". But the agent did not say what he was checking, or who he was looking for, she said. The agent showed her a third picture of a younger man with dark hair, and a dark beard "that just barely outlined his face". She did not know that man either, she said, but the agent "did not seem too concerned. He seemed to know who this other person in the third picture [was]," Mrs. Driver said. Other employes said they were shown photos too, but did not recognize those pictured.

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