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REGISTRATION ACTIVITIES, NESHOBA COUNTY, SEPT. FOURTEEN LAST-
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Assistant Attorney General BATE 9-16-64
CIVIL RIGHTS DIVISION
_ Attention: Hr. Frank Dunbnugh92§§°M = Director, FBI 30¢ 1513
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Reference is made to IY memorandum dated 9/15164
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no further action concerning a full.investigation will be taken
by this Bureau unless the Department so directs.
B. [IQ The investigation is continuing and you will
be furnished copies of reports as they are received.
C. [II] The investigation requested by you has now
been completed. Unless advised to the contrary no further in-
quiries will be made by this Bureau.
D. [I] Pursuant to instructions issued by the Depart-
ment, no investigation will be conducted in thismatter unless
specifically directed by the Department.
1 E. IEUU Please advise whether you desire any further in-
vestigation.
F. [::]This is submitted for your information and you
will be advised of further developments.
G. [:3 This is submitted for your information and no
investigation will be conducted unless specifically re-
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While talking with John Doar, he mentioned the following
items which have already been requested by Owen of Sullivan. They
pertain to the preparation of the case for trial and are among the
many requests which will be received during the preparation of this
case from day to day inasmuch as Sullivan is maintaining close
contact with Departmental attorneys:- Mr.
Doar referred to the article in the "Saturday Evening Post"
of September 5, 1964, relating to the instant case written by William
Bradford Huie. He referred to the paragraph on page two of the
article, third column, which is as follows: "Schwerner and Chaney
were in Oxford when the church burned training recruits with money
furnished by the National Council of Churches. But the church
burners had descriptions of them. They had photographed the youths 7 '
blue Ford station wagon. They broadcast its license number and 92 5
t it be known they were laying for that bearded '
Red Jew agitator. We will get him the next time he comes in here. "' ,_
With reference to this, Sullivan stated that they had no one
who could testify that pictures of the Ford station wagon had been taken
by the suspects. It was a matter of common knowledge that Schwerner
and Chaney were driving around in the blue COFO Fford station wagon.
They had been up there for months contacting people in connection with
voter registration and this was, of course, well before the church
burning on June 16, 1964. Sullivan stated that he had explained this to Owen.
Doar, just to keep me informed, mentioned that this had been
brought to the attention of Mr. Sullivan by Owen and that he understood
there was no individual who could testify concerning this. I advised him
that I knew of no person who could testify as to the above comment except
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we had been requested to check their names. He said we had not
and that he had discussed this with Owen and Owen stated that the
grand jury has been called and we are stuck with them whether welike it or not. I told him to get the names and also check for our
own information through our files to see if we can attach any
significance to their names.
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going to be sutpoenaed by the attorneys as witnesses to appear
before the grand jury. He said Owen has this list. I asked him
to see ii he could not get the names so we will have an idea who
is under subpoena. t
Sullivan advised me that the attorneys are contacting the L
various victims personally at which time they are serving them '
with subpoenas and that we have furnished information to the
Departmental attorneys as to the location of the various witnesses
who are under subpoena. He said so far he understood there were
about 25 persons who had been subpoenaed by the Departmental
attorneys on the basis of personal interviews. I told him we92 wanted a complete list. '
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should be sealed so that we do not have any fugitives on hand. We
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points oi interest in connection with this case. b7a
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CIVIL RIGHTS
The Director ncted that the memorandum Bosen
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him before 9/18/64 and asked why not.
This is the memorandum I discussed with the
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money to get the information relative to the location of
the bodies of the three victims.
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had circulated in selected. areas might be producing results. Luiormation we had
been circulating was to the effect that the FBI was interested in but one thing at
this time and that was to find the victims. If such information came directly to
the FBI anonymously or through an intermediary or through any other imaginable
means, we would be interested only in having pinpointed tor us the location oi me
bodies oi the victims if they were dead and we would then have to establish that
the victimswere the individuals who were being sought in connection with instant
case. Once we established that the victims were actually recovered we would
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circumstances should there be any indication in subsequent press comment that
would disclose our modus o erandi and put someone in a position to eitherpresume or assume who assisted us in the recovery
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straighten out a few matters in connection with the above-entitled casei which he said was going to be presented to a grand jury beginning on
the 21st of Eep tember.
I went to his office, at which time he advised me that just
as soon as the grand jury was convened this would become a matter of
public knowledge and, secondly, he felt that the newspapers would h011l'ld
the Department, as well as the FBI, with speculative questions as to the
purpose of the grand jury. He was concerned about this because he knew
that anything that might be said could be distorted. I advised him that
jury and its purposes. iinsofar as the Bureau was concerned we intended to make no comment
of any kind and I was sure we would hold to the rm position making
absolutely no comment in answer to any inquiries relative to the grand
Katzenbach said insofar as the Department was concerned he
felt that it would be highly undesirable to speculate and although
newspapermen could not be stopped from speculating, he was going to
discourage it. He said he would take the position ii he were asked any
them to speculate as to the purposes of such a grand jury.,., 3'5. I ' _ £__ __ JI-questions that insofar as the Department of Justice is concerned it
would be highly improper for it to make any comment and he was going
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MICHAEL HENRY SCHWERNER, ET AL.
our reports clearly set forth the names of the individuals who can
testify and the type of information that they can receive. He said
he thought we should have this assurance so that his attorneys
would not be going into the grand jury without fully being aware
of all of the facts. I know of no information which was obtained
through the means of telephone taps or other illegal means and
consequently the statement given to Katzenbach is correct.
He then brought up a question which has previously been
raised by Burke Marshall. It is recalled that Burke Marshall stated
in connection with the finding of the bodies of the three civil rights
workers by the FBI it is just incredible as to how the Agents were able
to find the boys in the location they did based solely upon an intensive
search of the area. He said he was not asking me for an answer but
he felt that if this case does go to trial certainly Katzenbach or Marshall
ought to be aware of the facts so that they would not be caught by surprise
or take action which was undesirable. Marshall indicated that this ought
to be given some thought by the Bureau and that he was not asking me for
any answer. I did not volunteer any answer. This was reflected in my
memorandum of September 3, 1964, in the instant case.
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for changing our position at that time; however, if this matter is
pursued by the Department and the question comes up again, it was
believed the Bureau under no circumstances should disclose information
which we must retain in full andcomplete confidence. If we have to
disclose anything further than what has already been said, the most we
could tell Marshall or the Attorney General, whoever it may be, on the
basis that! is to be solely for their information alone and is not to be
disclosed to anyone else as it does not effect the presentation of the
civil rights cases, is that "We were able to secure information leading
to the location of the bodies; however, the source cannot be disclosed. "
Insofar as this suggestionis concerned, the Director indicated that we
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would affect the outcome oi the case and that anyone the attorneys
desired to subpoena could be subpoenaed.
In this connection the attorneys have furnished a list oi
names oi individuals who they desire to have sutpoenaed. We will
assist in the service of the subpoenas Where they are not readily
located inasmuch as the att this time
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who our source may be and I believe that the question of pe
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Taking everything into consideration, I feel that we should
state to the Department that insofar as we are concerned the attorneys
trying this case are free to ask any questions which they may desire to
and that we are not placing any restrictions on questions that they ask
nor the individuals they subpoena just as long as itcomes within the
accepted prerogatives of legal procedure.
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believe it would be appropriate to state "We were able to secure
rce information leading to the location of the bodies ;'h_owever, the sou
cannot be disclosed " This is a specic ansiver and would be appropriate
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to the nding of the bodies. In line with the observation that we should
disclose this source, this can be done but I do wish to review the
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Re: UNKNOWN SUBJECTS;
MICHAEL HENRY SCI-IWERNER, ET AL.
As has been indicated before,
who furnished information concerning the fin ng 0, i e es an the
finding of the three individuals as such does not have a direct bearing on
the civil rights cases which are being presented to the Federal grand
jury at this time. It is pointed out that during the course of the
investigation looking to the finding of the bodies we came across
numerous instances of individuals who had been in contact with local
law enforcement officers and who as victims complained of mistreat-
ment. There was also information indicating that the local people up
there knew of _the activities of Michael Schwerner, the white victim,
and James Earl Chaney, the colored victim, during a time prior to
the burning of the church which occurred on June 16, 1964, and
subsequent to that time, and that the local people up there did not
want them around. 19713
Victim Andrew Goodman arrived in Meridian the night before
the murder occurred, which was on June 20, 1964. Goodman was up in
QEEIQPQ, Qhio, getting trained for the Mississippi Summer Projectt
It was also known that the car which Schwerner and Chaney were using
which was the Ford station wagon, was well known as being a Council
of Federated Organizations COFO! car and the arrest of these individuals
on Sunday, June 21, 1964, when the three victims went up allegedly to
check on the burning of the church, was probably as a result of the car
having been seen by some of the local people who had heretofore voiced
strong obj ection to the car and the occupants thereof.
From the time that we got into the case following the finding
of the burned car and the fact that the victims were missing until etime that the bodies were found on August 4, 1964, we, of coureg
conducted extensive interviews and during that time picked up additional
situations involving alleged violations of the Civil Rights Statute
concerning victims other than the three murder victims. After the
nding of the bodies our investigation continued for the purpose ofI .. Iidentifying the perpetrators of the murders and during the course of
this investigation we again picked up additional civil rights violations
involving victims other than the three murder. victims. -
' The significance of this investigation. discloses that there _
appeared to be a conspiracy on the part of the prime suspects; namely,
the Sheriff, his Deputy, and others who are closely associated with the
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Re: UNKNOWN SUBJECTS;
MICHAEL HENRY scnwsnusn, ET AL.
Sheriff's Office who either were in law enforcement or bad formerly
been in law enforcement, to deprive the colored population oi their
civil rights and these individual cases taken cumulatively show a clear
conspiracy to deprive the victims of their civil rights.
It is these civil rights cases which are presently being
presented to the Federal grand jury and it is hoped the grand jury
will bring forth indictments against the persons who have committed
the civil rights violations. II and when such indictments are returned
these individuals will be arrested and charged with civil rights violations
source and felt that they needed thisziliformationmtoz propezrzlywpresenztz the
case. He stated he felt that we need not identify anyone but that we should
go the route as was initiall lanned; namely, not to disclose the identity
He said that he is ready to stand on
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I asked Sullivan if there was any possibility of tainted evidence
He said that insofar as civil rights cases are concerned there is absolutely
no possibility of any tainted evidence. He said he did want to mention one
thing though. In connection with the search warrant which was obtained at
the time they went into the property of Olen Bur:-age where the dam was
located, he stated that he had instructed SAC Moore to obtain a search
warrant which he referred to as a "day and night warrant" which would
allow the search to continue during the day and at night if need be; that
the search warrant indicated that had reliable information bodies
located on the -
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when he was presented with the search warrant stated that the Agents
could search the property all they wanted and could do anything they
wished on the property,
This should be brought to the attention oi the Department.
Although it has no bearing on the civil rights cases and will not aect
the presentation of the case because the search warrant only pertained
to the location of the bodies, it should be brought out at this time and
I will mention it to Burke Marshall and Katzenbach today.
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CIVIL RIGHTS
With reference to the request of Katzenbach that he be
informed of the source which led to the nding of the bodies, I called
him in response to his earlier call of Saturday evening, September 19,
1964, and told him that I could not identify the source of our informa-
tion; that if we did the source would immediately be killed; that there
were just too many leaks in the papers and that it did not appear
essential to the cases being presented ,inasmuch as they are civil
rights violations,that the source be identified. It was further pointed
out that if this information was disclosed we could not and would not
be able to solve any of our cases in the future if we breach this| confidence. In light oi the above, it was pointed out to Katzenbach
that we had an informant, that we got information from our informant,and that we paid for it. It was also indicated that if it became essential
at a later time this matter couldbe reconsidered.
Katzenbach stated he would like to tell Burke Marshall and
John Doar, who are presently in Mississippi, this information. They
are assisting Departmental Attorney Robert Owen in preparing the
case for presentation to the grand jury. Katzenbach said that he felt
he will have to alert them and that it would not go beyond the three
individuals mentioned; namely, Burke Marshall, his First Deputy
John Doar, and Mr. Owen. He subsequently changed his mind and
stated that he knew that they were conferring with our representatives
in Mississippi; namely, at Meridian, inasmuch as they had been in
touch with Inspector Sullivan there, and he asked that this information
be related to them in view of the urgency of the situation and in view of
the: difficulty in relating information to Burlte Marshall, who he thought
a hotel.
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Based upon this, I advised Sullivan to personally tell Burke
Marshall. He said Burke Marshall, Doar and Owen were presently
together and he would attempt to reach them and advise them personally,
limiting it to the information above. He was told to caution them about
the need for maintaining security in this connection. Sullivan handled
this. '
In connection with the presentation of this case to the grand
jury at Biloxi, Mississippi, I advised Sullivan that all Agents should be
most circumspect in their conduct; that they should cooperate fully but
nevertheless maintain a completely official and businesslike relationship
with the Departmental attorneys; that we did not want any unfavorable
reflection upon any of our Agents involved in this matter. Sullivan said
that he had already handled this. The Agents who will be at Biloxi are thel three most experienced and knowledgeable Agents who have worked the
I particular phases being presented to the grand jury. They will be available
to assist in maintaining liaison with the Departmental attorneys. Any
requests will be handled with dispatch providing such requests are
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majority of the manpower would be and, secondly, he did not feel that
he should be in Biloxi because they would be calling him every ve
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which would be undesirable. He said he would be available in case he
was needed and that he could be present in Biloxi on short notice. It
is believed that we should attempt to proceed along these lines for the
time being. If the situatioh changes, this will immediately be brought
ta your attention.
Sullivan stated that he plans to talk befo'r_eh_and to every Agent
who will be called upon to testify. - _ 'You will be W! of further developments.
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John Doar came by to advise me that the Department92 had ei_ght attorneys working on this case in Mississippi lining
up the testimony of the various witnesses, etc. , and that, as
previously reported, Robert Owen was spearheading it and had
been working very hard on it.
92Doar said he was very well pleased with the
cooperation which we were giving and that he and Burke92Marsha11 were thinking about going down this week end to
talk things over with Owen. They have not yet decided
A definitely. In addition, they were going to send another
attorney to assist the present complement of men.
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with representatives ed the Department of Justice eoneerning the
desiralzility ed presenting seeh possible eivrll rlsghte visletiens tn
a Federal Grand Jury.
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a presented e e F¬.er=..1 Gr-..n'd Jury at B'.......,o Mississippi;
commencing Beptember 21, 1954; Federal Judge Bidney C. Mine
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MICHAEL HENRY JSCHWERNER, Mr. Rosen
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advised his oifice had received subpoenas to serve on Bureau personnel
for their appearance before the Neshoba County Grand Jury which would
hear testimony concerning the murders of James Chaney, Michael
Schwerner and Andrew Goodman. Sheri Rainey advised he has ,
subpoenas tor of the Jackson Oifice, *hind four !pec1:J lgents. Bureau personnel to appear 1>7c, -_ '
Inasmuch as AAG Burke Marshall and his Number One Man cg
John Doar were at Meridian, Mississippi, over the week end in connection
with the Federal Grand Jury which will commence at Biloxi, Mississippi,
today, the Jackson Office was instructed to discuss the above developments
with AAG Narshall and Mr. Doar. This was done and in accordance
with AAG Marshall's re quest, Inspector Sullivan will contact Rayiord Jones,
District Attorney, Neshoba County, this morning and advise him that
Bureau personnel for whom Sheri Rainey holds subpoenas are needed
in connection with the Federal Grand Jury commencing today at B11031.
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tour substitute jurors. The names of these individuals havebeen.. ,{1searched Bureau indices and no pertinent information identiablewith any oi tn juror; was revealed based on ava.i1a5le'ide"tiI'n yin'g"Uata.
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petent. He Ias a v sed of the contents of his letter to
J. EDGAR soovnn and his comment that he has information about
the murder of the three Civil Rights Iorkers in Iississippi.
1 ion th t this is a fi ent of h ma ination It is his op n a A gm _
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o te He asked to see the letter he ha aritten t Ir. HOOVER
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Iriting the letter and quickly cemented that he means B0 ' "
physical harm to HOOVER or any FBI Agent. He is mad at the~te
FBI because he thinks the FBI is reading his nail and he Q
particularly objects to the FBI reading his letters to his _'
female friends. Be said he is Sicilian and when he gets ¢_; ,
use he takes out his vengeance in the form of letters and T'Qq
he has never physically hurt anyone and does not intend to.11§~ ~
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RE NESHOBA COUNTY GRAND JURY, PHILADELPHIA, HISS.
SHERIFF LAURENCE ANDREW RAINEY, NESHOBA COUNTY SO, PHILADELPHIA,
HISS., AND COUNTY ATTORNEY RAYFORD JONES, NESHOBA COUNTY ATTORNEY'S
OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA, ADVISED THIS DATE BY BUAGENT THAT AGENTS IHO HAD
RECEIVED SUBPOENAS TO APPEAR AT NESHOBA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT, NINE TUEQT
EIGHT NEXT BEFORE GRAND JURY, WOULD BE UNABLE TO APPEAR PER INSTRUCTIONS
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