Part 59, page 279

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FD-302 (REV. 11-27-70)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Date of transcription 4/25/72

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[REDACTED] L.H. King Imports viewed a photograph of a man standing in the street, wearing a sweater, a striped tie, sunglasses and a wig. She stated that approximately five weeks ago on a Saturday, three men came into her store which features men and women's wigs and hair pieces.

She immediately identified the wig being wornbby the man in the photo as one which she had fitted on the man. The individual in the photo and the two other men indicated that the person photographed, had lost a bet with the other men and as a result he was to have his photograph taken, with a wig on. One of the other men had a Polaroid camera with him and after she fitted the man in the picture with the wig, all three of them stepped out in front of the building where the photo was taken and the wig was then removed.

[REDACTED] stated she did not concentrate on the conversation between the men, however, she recalled that his trying on the wig had something to do also with a bet on some waterfront property.

The individual trying on the wig did not identify himself and gave no information concerning his employment or other personal background.

[REDACTED] further identified this individual only as being bald except as having a fringe of brown hair around his temples, top of his ears, and around in back of his head.

She described the other two individuals as #2 being dark complected, possibly of Spanish extraction and stocky build, no beard; #3 was only described as a stocky white male. No car was observed. She said he was shiny bald on top; rounded head; sideburns to the bottom of the ear; thin, wispy and greying, with original hair color in medium brown.

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Interviewed on 4/24/72 at Bremerton, Washington File #SE 164-81

by SA [REDACTED] /klb Date dictated 4/25/72 - 140 -

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