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AGENCY: HSCA
RECORD NUMBER: 180-10125-10172
RECORD SERIES: SECURITY VIOLATION CASE FILE
AGENCY FILE NUMBER:

Document Information

ORIGINATOR: HSCA
FROM:
TO:
TITLE:

DATE: 07/00/1978
PAGES: 100

SUBJECTS:
PHOTOGRAPHS AND FILM
KENNEDY, JOHN, AUTOPSY
BLAHUT, REGIS
HSCA, ADMINISTRATION
CIA, STAFF
HSCA, FILES

DOCUMENT TYPE: REPORT
CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS: Consulted
CURRENT STATUS: Withhold
DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 08/20/1993

OPENING CRITERIA:

COMMENTS: Box 1.

Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case# NW 88326 Date: 2025
Select Committee on Assassinations
U.S. House of Representatives
3331 House Office Building, Annex 2
Washington, D.C. 20515

3-26-79

To whom it may concern:

This file is of an unusual nature because it deals with an incident involving a CIA employee and this committee. It has not been logged into our system by agreement with the CIA.

Lance Swindon
Director of Security

It's a very interesting story.
July 14, 1978

TO: Mr. G. Robert Blakey
Chief Counsel and Director
Select Committee on Assassinations
U. S. House of Representatives
3331 House Office Building
Annex 2
Washington, D. C. 20515

RE: REQUEST BY HOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (HSCA)
FOR LATENT PRINT COMPARISONS

Letter July 13, 1978, and specimens delivered to
Latent Fingerprint Section on July 13, 1978

REFERENCE:
EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Addressee
SPECIMENS:
Two cards bearing five transparent lifts
Five photographs of enlarged inked fingerprints

This report supplements and confirms the
information personally furnished to Mr. Kenneth
Klein on July 13, 1978.

The specimens were examined and four latent
fingerprints of value for identification purposes
are present on three of the transparent lifts.

The latent fingerprint, which is present
on the lift on the card bearing the notation "off
back of 39E2," and the inked fingerprint appearing
in the two photographs designated A-1 and A-2 in
the Latent Fingerprint Section were made by one
and the same individual.

(Continued on next page)
Mr. G. Robert Blakey

July 14, 1978

The two latent fingerprints, which are present on one lift on the card bearing the notation "B - from inside outer edge of safe door," and the inked fingerprints appearing in the two photographs designated B and C in the Latent Fingerprint Section were made by one and the same individual.

The remaining latent fingerprint is not identical with the inked fingerprints appearing in the five submitted photographs.

The specimens are being retained in the Latent Fingerprint Section until called for by a representative of your office.
off back of 39E2
A = from face of safe drawer
B = from inside outer edge of safe door

A. Flanagan, Thomas Mark
10y Prints
7-10-28
2:30
4 RB
| Name   | Approved | Date   |
|--------|----------|--------|
| Fenton |          |        |
| Hess   |          |        |
| Gay    |          |        |
| Klein  |          |        |
| Wolf   |          |        |
| Cornwall |        | 7/13   |
| Blakey |          | 7-13-25 |

Cornwell
Select Committee on Assassinations
U.S. House of Representatives
3331 House Office Building, Annex 2
Washington, D.C. 20515

July 13, 1978

The Honorable Griffin B. Bell
Attorney General of the United States
Department of Justice
Washington, D.C.

Attn: Mr. Robert L. Keuch
Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Criminal Division, Room 2112

Dear Mr. Attorney General:

This is to request that the Federal Bureau of Investigation provide the Select Committee with a qualified fingerprint expert to examine certain lifted and known fingerprints, and to render an opinion as to whether they are the fingerprints of the same person.

Thank you in advance for your assistance in this matter.

Sincerely,

G. Robert Blakey
Chief Counsel and Director

GRB: gcd

cc: Danny Coulson
| Approved | Date     |
|----------|----------|
| Fenton   |          |
| Hess     |          |
| Gay      |          |
| Klein    |          |
| Wolf     |          |
| Cornwell |          |
| Blakey   | 6-21-78  |

DRAFTED BY: [Signature]
The Honorable Griffin B. Bell
Attorney General of the United States
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C. 20530

Attn: Mr. Robert L. Keuch
Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Criminal Division, Room 2113

Dear Mr. Attorney General:

This is to request that the fingerprint cards prepared in connection with the FBI security background check on the following staff people be returned, temporarily, to the Committee:

Andy Purdy
Mark Flanagan
Mitch Mars
Dan Hardway
Eddie Lopez
Lance Svendsen
Oliver Champion
Bill Cross
Bob Morrison
Betty Lou Sisson

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

LOUIS STOKES
Chairman

LS:dm

cc: Danny Coulson
OUTGOING CORRESPONDENCE

TO: Griffin Bell

| Approved | Date |
|----------|------|
| Fenton   |      |
| Hess     |      |
| Gay      |      |
| Klein    |      |
| Wolf     |      |
| Cornwell |      |
| Blakey   | 6-29-78 |

DRAFTED BY: Dawn Miller
June 29, 1978

The Honorable Griffin B. Bell
Attorney General of the United States
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C. 20530

Attn: Mr. Robert L. Keuch
Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Criminal Division, Room 2113

Dear Mr. Attorney General:

This is to request that the fingerprint cards prepared in connection with the FBI security background check on the following staff people be returned, temporarily, to the Committee:

Joseph Basteri 10/24/22
New York City

William Brown 9/18/28
New Orleans, LA

Robert Buras 7/13/37
Memphis, TN

Judith Burford 9/14/55
Brooklyn, NY

Martin Daly 7/11/29
Clarence Day

Lawrence Delsa 8/11/43
New Orleans, LA

Eileen Dineen 9/14/48
Philadelphia, PA

Marjorie Eagle 10/2/23
North Carolina

Frank Eccles 11/7/24
New York, NY

Al Gonzales 4/22/23
Washington, DC

Susan Grimes 11/14/49
Pittsburgh, PA

John Hornbeck 1/23/40

E. M. Hutton 9/25/20
Hampton, VA

Ralph Locke 2/10/53
Boston, MA

Vivian McPherson 2/4/43
Norfolk, VA

Floyd Reeves 2/25/43
Tampa, Florida

Gina Resnick 4/3/53
New Brunswick, NJ

Marlin Risinger 1/28/54
Shreveport, LA

Harold Rose 9/28/28
Baltimore, MD

Elizabeth Selleck 12/3/48
Wenatchee, WA

Ann Strickland 8/4/49
Rocky Mount, N.C.

Ann Taylor 12/19/49
San Diego, CA

Joseph Thomas 10/13/35
Mary's County

William Triplett 8/18/40
Delaware, CA

Robert Walker 9/11/22
Atlanta, GA

Richard Wrase 6/19/28
New York, NY

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

LOUIS STOKES
Chairman

LS:dm

cc: Danny Coulson
NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF FINGERPRINT CARDS

I, William H. Cross, hereby acknowledge receipt from the FBI of twenty-three (23) Applicant Fingerprint Cards (Form FD-258) concerning the following persons:

| Name                  | Date of Birth | Place of Birth                  |
|-----------------------|---------------|---------------------------------|
| Basteri, Joseph John  | 10-24-22      | U.S.A.                          |
| Brown, William        | 9-8-28        | New York, New York              |
| Burford, Judith Renee | 9-24-55       | Memphis, Tennessee              |
| Daly, Martin James    | 7-1-29        | New York, New York              |
| Day, Clarence Joseph  | 1-8-31        | Alexandria, Virginia            |
| Eagle, Marjorie Ann   | 10-2-23       | Phoenixville, Pennsylvania      |
| Gonzales, Albert      | 4-22-23       | New York, New York              |
| Grimes, Mary Susan    | 11-4-49       | Washington, D. C.               |
| Hornbeck, John William| 1-23-40       | Pennsylvania                    |
| Hutton, Elbert McKinley| 9-25-20      | Hampton, Virginia               |
| Locke, Ralph Christopher| 2-10-53     | Boston, Massachusetts           |
| Lopez, Edwin Juan     | 5-3-55        | New York                        |
| McPherson, Vivian Leigh| 2-4-43       | Norfolk, Virginia               |
| Reeves, Floyd Leroy   | 7-25-43       | Tampa, Florida                  |
| Resnick, Gina Irene   | 4-3-53        | New Jersey                      |
| Risinger, Marlin III  | 12-8-54       | Louisiana                       |
| Rose, Harold A.       | 9-28-28       | Baltimore, Maryland             |
| Strickland, Ann Lyon  | 8-4-46        | Rocky Mount, N. Carolina        |
| Taylor, Ann Furnald   | 12-19-49      | San Diego, California           |
| Thomas, Joseph Aloysious| 10-13-31    | Maryland                        |
| Triplett, William Karrol| 8-8-40       | Delano, California              |
| Walker, Robert James  | 9-1-23        | Atlanta, Georgia                |
| Wrase, Richard Charles| 6-19-28       | New York, New York              |

Recei'd from W.H. Cross 7/5/78 above Fingerprint Card.

Signed William H. Cross

Title Assistant Director of Security HSCA
NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF FINGERPRINT CARDS

I, William H. Cross, hereby acknowledge receipt from the FBI of twenty-three (23) Applicant Fingerprint Cards (Form FD-258) concerning the following persons:

| Name                  | Date of Birth | Place of Birth                  |
|-----------------------|---------------|---------------------------------|
| Basteri, Joseph John  | 10-24-22      | U.S.A.                          |
| Brown, William        | 9-8-28        | New York, New York              |
| Burford, Judith Renee | 9-24-55       | Memphis, Tennessee              |
| Daly, Martin James    | 7-1-29        | New York, New York              |
| Day, Clarence Joseph  | 1-8-31        | Alexandria, Virginia            |
| Eagle, Marjorie Ann   | 10-2-23       | Phoenixville, Pennsylvania      |
| Gonzales, Albert      | 4-22-23       | New York, New York              |
| Grimes, Mary Susan    | 11-4-49       | Washington, D. C.               |
| Hornbeck, John William| 1-23-40       | Pennsylvania                    |
| Hutton, Elbert McKinley| 9-25-20      | Hampton, Virginia               |
| Locke, Ralph Christopher| 2-10-53     | Boston, Massachusetts           |
| Lopez, Edwin Juan     | 5-3-55        | New York                        |
| McPherson, Vivian Leigh| 2-4-43       | Norfolk, Virginia               |
| Reeves, Floyd Leroy   | 7-25-43       | Tampa, Florida                  |
| Resnick, Gina Irene   | 4-3-53        | New Jersey                      |
| Risinger, Marlin III  | 12-8-54       | Louisiana                       |
| Rose, Harold A.       | 9-28-28       | Baltimore, Maryland             |
| Strickland, Ann Lyon  | 8-4-46        | Rocky Mount, N. Carolina        |
| Taylor, Ann Furnald   | 12-19-49      | San Diego, California           |
| Thomas, Joseph Aloysious| 10-13-31    | Maryland                        |
| Triplett, William Karrol| 8-8-40       | Delano, California              |
| Walker, Robert James  | 9-1-23        | Atlanta, Georgia                |
| Wrase, Richard Charles| 6-19-28       | New York, New York              |

Signed [Signature]

Title Assistant Director of Security HSCA
June 28, 1978

NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF FINGERPRINT CARDS

I, [Name], hereby acknowledge receipt from the FBI of eight (8) Applicant Fingerprint Cards (Form FD-258) concerning the following persons:

| Name                        | Date of Birth | Place of Birth            |
|-----------------------------|---------------|---------------------------|
| 1. Champion, Oliver John    | 6-12-55       | Jersey City, N. J.        |
| 2. Cross, William Horace    | 8-22-32       | Washington, D. C.         |
| 3. Flanagan, Thomas Mark    | 8-25-54       | Pittsburgh, Pa.           |
| 4. Hardway, Danny Lynn      | 2-15-54       | Webster Springs, W. Va.   |
| 5. Mars, Mitchell Allen     | 9-13-52       | Chicago, Illinois         |
| 6. Morrison, Robert Crittendon | 7-7-33     | Glasgow, Kentucky         |
| 7. Purdy, Donald Alexander, Jr. | 4-5-51     | Philadelphia, Pa.         |
| 8. Søndsen, Lance William   | 9-8-52        | Great Lakes, Illinois     |

Signed [Signature]

Title [Title]

[Signature]

[Date] 7-28-78
TO OBTAIN CLASSIFIABLE FINGERPRINTS:
1. USE BLACK PRINTING INK.
2. DISTRIBUTE INK EVENLY ON PRINTING SLAB.
3. WASH AND DRY FINGERS THOROUGHLY.
4. ROLL FINGERS FROM NAIL TO NAIL, AND AVOID ALLOWING FINGERS TO SLIP.
5. BE SURE IMPRESSIONS ARE RECORDED IN CORRECT ORDER.
6. IF AN IMPRESSION OR DEFICIENCY MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO PRINT A FINGER, MAKE A NOTATION TO THAT EFFECT IN THE INDIVIDUAL FINGER BLOCK.
7. IF SOME PHYSICAL CONDITION MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO OBTAIN PERFECT IMPRESSIONS, SUBMIT THE BEST THAT CAN BE OBTAINED WITH A MEMO STAPLED TO THE CARD EXPLAINING THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
8. EXAMINE THE COMPLETED PRINTS TO SEE IF THEY CAN BE CLASSIFIED, BEARING IN MIND THAT MOST FINGERPRINTS FALL INTO THE PATTERNS SHOWN ON THIS CARD (OTHER PATTERNS OCCUR INFREQUENTLY AND ARE NOT SHOWN HERE).

THIS CARD FOR USE BY:
1. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN FINGERPRINTING APPLICANTS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT POSITIONS.
2. OFFICIALS OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR PURPOSES OF EMPLOYMENT, LICENSING, AND PERMITS, AS AUTHORIZED BY STATE STATUTES AND APPOINTED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES, LOCAL AND COUNTY OFFICIALS, UNLESS SPECIFICALLY EXEMPTED BY APPLICABLE STATE STATUTES OR NOT SATISFACTORY TO FINGERPRINTING.
3. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN COMPLIANCE WITH CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS.
4. OFFICIALS OF FEDERALLY CHARTERED GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TO PROTECT OR MAINTAIN THE SECURITY OF THOSE INSTITUTIONS.

INSTRUCTIONS:
1. PRINTS MAY BE CHECKED THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE STATE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS, OR THEY MAY BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION IN CASES WHERE FINGERPRINTS HAVE BEEN FOUND DURING THE COURSE OF THE INQUIRY.
2. PRINTS ARE TO BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY, UNLESS SPECIFICALLY EXEMPTED BY APPLICABLE STATE STATUTES OR NOT SATISFACTORY TO FINGERPRINTING.
3. PRINTS ARE TO BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY, UNLESS SPECIFICALLY EXEMPTED BY APPLICABLE STATE STATUTES OR NOT SATISFACTORY TO FINGERPRINTING.
4. PRINTS MAY BE CHECKED THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE STATE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS, OR THEY MAY BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION IN CASES WHERE FINGERPRINTS HAVE BEEN FOUND DURING THE COURSE OF THE INQUIRY.
5. PRINTS ARE TO BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY, UNLESS SPECIFICALLY EXEMPTED BY APPLICABLE STATE STATUTES OR NOT SATISFACTORY TO FINGERPRINTING.
6. PRINTS MAY BE CHECKED THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE STATE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS, OR THEY MAY BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION IN CASES WHERE FINGERPRINTS HAVE BEEN FOUND DURING THE COURSE OF THE INQUIRY.
7. PRINTS ARE TO BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY, UNLESS SPECIFICALLY EXEMPTED BY APPLICABLE STATE STATUTES OR NOT SATISFACTORY TO FINGERPRINTING.
8. PRINTS MAY BE CHECKED THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE STATE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS, OR THEY MAY BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION IN CASES WHERE FINGERPRINTS HAVE BEEN FOUND DURING THE COURSE OF THE INQUIRY.
9. PRINTS ARE TO BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY, UNLESS SPECIFICALLY EXEMPTED BY APPLICABLE STATE STATUTES OR NOT SATISFACTORY TO FINGERPRINTING.
10. PRINTS MAY BE CHECKED THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE STATE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS, OR THEY MAY BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION IN CASES WHERE FINGERPRINTS HAVE BEEN FOUND DURING THE COURSE OF THE INQUIRY.
11. PRINTS ARE TO BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY, UNLESS SPECIFICALLY EXEMPTED BY APPLICABLE STATE STATUTES OR NOT SATISFACTORY TO FINGERPRINTING.
12. PRINTS MAY BE CHECKED THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE STATE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS, OR THEY MAY BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION IN CASES WHERE FINGERPRINTS HAVE BEEN FOUND DURING THE COURSE OF THE INQUIRY.
13. PRINTS ARE TO BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY, UNLESS SPECIFICALLY EXEMPTED BY APPLICABLE STATE STATUTES OR NOT SATISFACTORY TO FINGERPRINTING.
14. PRINTS MAY BE CHECKED THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE STATE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS, OR THEY MAY BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION IN CASES WHERE FINGERPRINTS HAVE BEEN FOUND DURING THE COURSE OF THE INQUIRY.
15. PRINTS ARE TO BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY, UNLESS SPECIFICALLY EXEMPTED BY APPLICABLE STATE STATUTES OR NOT SATISFACTORY TO FINGERPRINTING.
16. PRINTS MAY BE CHECKED THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE STATE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS, OR THEY MAY BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION IN CASES WHERE FINGERPRINTS HAVE BEEN FOUND DURING THE COURSE OF THE INQUIRY.
17. PRINTS ARE TO BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY, UNLESS SPECIFICALLY EXEMPTED BY APPLICABLE STATE STATUTES OR NOT SATISFACTORY TO FINGERPRINTING.
18. PRINTS MAY BE CHECKED THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE STATE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS, OR THEY MAY BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION IN CASES WHERE FINGERPRINTS HAVE BEEN FOUND DURING THE COURSE OF THE INQUIRY.
19. PRINTS ARE TO BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY, UNLESS SPECIFICALLY EXEMPTED BY APPLICABLE STATE STATUTES OR NOT SATISFACTORY TO FINGERPRINTING.
20. PRINTS MAY BE CHECKED THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE STATE IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS, OR THEY MAY BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION IN CASES WHERE FINGERPRINTS HAVE BEEN FOUND DURING THE COURSE OF THE INQUIRY.

RECORDED
NOV 25 1977
IDENT. DIV. 78

APR 4 1978 1750
MAR 24 1978 1635
William Breed
120-17 Arrow Place
Bronx, 10475, NY
USA
MB 6-24-21
BR BL
NYC

US House of Rep
Wash. DC

9-8-28

15 M 5 U 00 I 12
I 1 U 10 I

09-20-3182

Fingerprints
1. LOOP

TO OBTAIN CLASSIFIABLE MINDPRINTS:
1. USE BLACK INK ON THE FINGER.
2. DISTRIBUTE INK EVENLY ON INKING PAD.
3. WASH AND DRY FINGERS THOROUGHLY.
4. ROLL FINGER ON INKING PAD, AND AVOID ALLOWING FINGERS TO SLIP.
5. BE SURE IMPRESSIONS ARE RECORDED IN CORRECT ORDER.
6. IF AN IMPRESSION IS INCOMPLETE, MAKE A NOTATION TO THAT EFFECT IN THE INDIVIDUAL FINGER BLOCK.
7. IF SOME PHYSICAL OBSTRUCTION MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO OBTAIN PERFECT IMPRESSIONS, SUBMIT THE BEST THAT CAN BE OBTAINED WITH A NEW STAPLED TO THE CARD EXPLAINING THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
8. RETAIN THE UNPRINTED PRINTS TO SEE IF THEY CAN BE CLASSIFIED, BEARING IN MIND THAT MOST MINDPRINTS FALL INTO THE PATTERNS SHOWN ON THIS CARD (OTHER PATTERNS OCCUR INFREQUENTLY AND ARE NOT SHOWN HERE).

2. WHORL

3. ARCH

THIS CARD FOR USE BY:
1. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN IDENTIFICATION APPLICANTS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT POSITIONS.
2. OFFICIALS OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR PURPOSES OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS AND FOR USE IN AUTHORIZED BY STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES, LOCAL AND STATE CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS, AND OTHER LEGAL PURPOSES.
3. THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE IN CONNECTION WITH CLEARANCES.
4. PERSONS GENERALLY QUALIFIED FOR HUMAN RECOGNITION IDENTIFICATION.

INSTRUCTIONS:
1. PRINT NAME IN BLOCKS OR CAPITAL LETTERS THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE BLOCKS. PRINT ONLY THOSE LETTERS WHICH ARE CLEARLY PRINTED.
2. PRINT NAME IN BLOCKS OR CAPITAL LETTERS THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE BLOCKS. PRINT ONLY THOSE LETTERS WHICH ARE CLEARLY PRINTED.
3. PRINT NAME IN BLOCKS OR CAPITAL LETTERS THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE BLOCKS. PRINT ONLY THOSE LETTERS WHICH ARE CLEARLY PRINTED.
4. PRINT NAME IN BLOCKS OR CAPITAL LETTERS THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE BLOCKS. PRINT ONLY THOSE LETTERS WHICH ARE CLEARLY PRINTED.
5. PRINT NAME IN BLOCKS OR CAPITAL LETTERS THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE BLOCKS. PRINT ONLY THOSE LETTERS WHICH ARE CLEARLY PRINTED.
6. PRINT NAME IN BLOCKS OR CAPITAL LETTERS THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE BLOCKS. PRINT ONLY THOSE LETTERS WHICH ARE CLEARLY PRINTED.
7. PRINT NAME IN BLOCKS OR CAPITAL LETTERS THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE BLOCKS. PRINT ONLY THOSE LETTERS WHICH ARE CLEARLY PRINTED.
8. PRINT NAME IN BLOCKS OR CAPITAL LETTERS THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE BLOCKS. PRINT ONLY THOSE LETTERS WHICH ARE CLEARLY PRINTED.
9. PRINT NAME IN BLOCKS OR CAPITAL LETTERS THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE BLOCKS. PRINT ONLY THOSE LETTERS WHICH ARE CLEARLY PRINTED.
10. PRINT NAME IN BLOCKS OR CAPITAL LETTERS THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE BLOCKS. PRINT ONLY THOSE LETTERS WHICH ARE CLEARLY PRINTED.

RECORDED
AUG 16 1977
IDENT. DIV. 9
TO OBTAIN CLASSIFIABLE FINGERPRINTS:
1. USE BLACK INK.
2. DISTRIBUTE PRESSURE EVENLY ON ROLLING BLANK.
3. ROLL AND ROLL TOWARDS CENTER.
4. ROLL FINGERS FROM NAIL TO NAIL AND AVOID ALLOWING FINGERS TO SLIP.
5. PRESSURE IMPRESSIONS ARE RECORDED IN CORRECT ORDER.
6. IF AN AMOUNT OF DEFICIENCY MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO OBTAIN PERFECT IMPRESSIONS, SUBMIT THE BEST THAT CAN BE OBTAINED WITH A NOTE STAPLED TO THE CARD EXPLAINING THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
7. IF SOME PHYSICAL DEFICIENCY MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO OBTAIN PERFECT IMPRESSIONS, SUBMIT THE BEST THAT CAN BE OBTAINED WITH A NOTE STAPLED TO THE CARD EXPLAINING THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
8. EXAMINE THE COMPLETED PRINTS TO SEE IF THEY CAN BE CLASSIFIED, BEARING IN MIND THAT MOST FINGERPRINTS FALL INTO THE PATTERNS SHOWN ON THIS CARD (OTHER PATTERNS OCCUR INFREQUENTLY AND ARE NOT SHOWN HERE).

THIS CARD IS FOR USE BY:
1. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN IDENTIFYING APPLICANTS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT POSITIONS.
2. OFFICIALS OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR PURPOSES OF IDENTIFICATION, LICENSING, AND REGISTRATION OF AUTHORIZED BY STATE TO PERFORM AND AUTHORIZED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES. LOCAL APPLICANTS CANNOT BE IDENTIFIED BY THE USE OF THIS CARD.
3. LOCAL APPLICANTS CANNOT BE IDENTIFIED BY THE USE OF THIS CARD.
4. LOCAL APPLICANTS CANNOT BE IDENTIFIED BY THE USE OF THIS CARD.

INSTRUCTIONS:
1. PRESS AND ROLL EACH FINGER INDIVIDUALLY.
2. PRESS AND ROLL EACH FINGER INDIVIDUALLY.
3. PRESS AND ROLL EACH FINGER INDIVIDUALLY.
4. PRESS AND ROLL EACH FINGER INDIVIDUALLY.

RECORDED
JUL 7 1977
IDENT. DIV. 58

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Martin J. Daly
109A Frederick Circle
Charlottesville, Virg.
U.S.

8/8/70

House Select Committee
On Assassinations

132-14-2717

USHOR000Z A
US HOUSE OF REP
WASH. DC

07 01 29

M W 76 215 BlueBwn N.Y.C.

14 M 07 W M00 13

S 2K 001

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1. LOOP

2. WHORL

3. ARCH

THE LINES BETWEEN CENTER OF LOOP AND DELTA MUST SHOW

THE LINES RUNNING BETWEEN DELTA MUST BE CLEAR

ARCHES HAVE NO DELTAS

CENTER OF LOOP

DELTA

THIS CARD IS FOR USE BY:

1. LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL IN PROCESSING APPLICANTS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT PERMITS.

2. OFFICIALS OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR PURPOSES OF IDENTIFICATION, LICENSING, AND REGISTRATION.

3. OFFICIALS OF STATE UNITS OF THE UNITED STATES, LOCAL AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS, AND OTHER ENTITIES AS AUTHORIZED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES.

4. OFFICIALS OF THE UNITED STATES, LOCAL AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS, AND OTHER ENTITIES AS AUTHORIZED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES.

5. OFFICIALS OF THE UNITED STATES, LOCAL AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS, AND OTHER ENTITIES AS AUTHORIZED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES.

6. OFFICIALS OF THE UNITED STATES, LOCAL AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS, AND OTHER ENTITIES AS AUTHORIZED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES.

LEAVE THIS SPACE BLANK

RECORDED
AUG 22 1977
IDENT. DIV. 58

NW 88326 Docld:32269709 Page 38
Gonzales Albert
USHORD00Z A
US HOUSE OF REP
WASH. DC
4- 22- 23
M-W 6" 4" 250 Brn Gr N.Y., N.Y.
14 0 13 0 000 10
M 18 R 000

Select Committee on
Assassinations. Annex 2
TO OBTAIN CLASSIFIABLE FINGERPRINTS:
1. USE BLACK PRINTERS INK.
2. DISTRIBUTE INK EVENLY ON INKING SLAB.
3. WASH AND DRY FINGERS THOROUGHLY.
4. ROLL FINGERS TIGHTLY TO NAIL, AND AVOID ALLOWING FINGERS TO SLIP.
5. BE SURE IMPRESSIONS ARE RECORDED IN CORRECT ORDER.
6. IF AN APPLICATION OR DEPARTMENT MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO PRINT A FINGER, HAVE A NOTATION TO THAT EFFECT IN THE INDIVIDUAL FINGER BLOCK.
7. IF SOME PHYSICAL CONDITION MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO OBTAIN PERFECT IMPRESSIONS, SUBMIT THE BEST THAT CAN BE OBTAINED WITH A MEMO STAPLED TO THE CARD EXPLAINING THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
8. EXAMINE THE COMPLETED PRINTS TO SEE IF THEY CAN BE CLASSIFIED, BEARING IN MIND THAT MOST FINGERPRINTS FALL INTO THE PATTERNS SHOWN ON THIS CARD (OTHER PATTERNS OCCUR FREQUENTLY AND ARE NOT SHOWN HERE).

THIS CARD FOR USE BY:
1. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN IDENTIFYING APPLICANTS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT POSITIONS.
2. OFFICIALS OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES.
3. PERSONS WHOSE OCCUPATIONS REQUIRE THE IDENTIFICATION OF INDIVIDUALS.
4. PERSONS WHOSE OCCUPATIONS REQUIRE THE IDENTIFICATION OF INDIVIDUALS.

APR 3 1978 3 4

RECORDED
APR 27 1977
IDENT. DIV. 58
TO OBTAIN CLASSIFIABLE FINGERPRINTS:
1. USE BLACK INK.
2. DISTRIBUTE INK EVENLY ON INKING SLAB.
3. WASH AND DRY FINGERS THOROUGHLY.
4. ROLL FINGERS PROPERLY TO NAIL, AND AVOID ALLOWING FINGERS TO SLIP.
5. BE SURE IMPRESSIONS ARE RECORDED IN CORRECT ORDER.
6. IF AN APPLICANT OR DEFENDANT MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO PRINT A FINGER, MAKE A NOTATION TO THAT EFFECT IN THE INDIVIDUAL FINGER BLOCK.
7. IF SOME PHYSICAL CONDITION MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO OBTAIN PERFECT IMPRESSIONS, SUBMIT THE BEST THAT CAN BE OBTAINED WITH A NOTE STAPLED TO THE CARD EXPLAINING THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
8. EXAMINE THE COMPLETED PRINTS TO SEE IF THEY CAN BE CLASSIFIED, BEARING IN MIND THAT MANY IMPRESSIONS FALL INTO THE PATTERN SHOWN ON THIS CARD (OTHER PATTERNS OCCUR FREQUENTLY AND ARE NOT SHOWN HERE).

THIS CARD FOR USE BY:
1. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN IDENTIFYING APPLICANTS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT PURPOSES.
2. OFFICIALS OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR PURPOSES OF IDENTIFICATION, LICENSING, REGISTRATION, OR AUTHORIZATION.
3. LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES OF THE UNITED STATES, LOCAL AND STATE AGENCIES OF THE UNITED STATES, AND LOCAL AND STATE AGENCIES OF THE UNITED STATES.
4. LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES OF THE UNITED STATES, LOCAL AND STATE AGENCIES OF THE UNITED STATES, AND LOCAL AND STATE AGENCIES OF THE UNITED STATES.

CONTINUOUS PRINT
1. PRINTS SHOWN IN THE CENTER OF THE CARD ARE CONTINUOUS PRINTS. THE CENTER OF THE CARD IS THE CENTER OF THE CARD.
2. PRINTS SHOWN IN THE CENTER OF THE CARD ARE CONTINUOUS PRINTS. THE CENTER OF THE CARD IS THE CENTER OF THE CARD.
3. PRINTS SHOWN IN THE CENTER OF THE CARD ARE CONTINUOUS PRINTS. THE CENTER OF THE CARD IS THE CENTER OF THE CARD.
4. PRINTS SHOWN IN THE CENTER OF THE CARD ARE CONTINUOUS PRINTS. THE CENTER OF THE CARD IS THE CENTER OF THE CARD.

RECORDED
SEP 26 1977
IDENT. DIV. 70

APR 4 1978 1750
TO OBTAIN CLASSIFIABLE FINGERPRINTS:
1. USE BLACK PRINTERS INK.
2. INK FINGERS EVENLY ON INKING SLAB.
3. WASH AND DRY FINGERS THOROUGHLY.
4. ROLL FINGERS FROM NAIL TO NAIL, AND AVOID ALLOWING FINGERS TO SLIP.
5. BE SURE IMPRESSIONS ARE RECORDED IN CORRECT ORDER.
6. IF AN AMPUTATION OR DEFORMITY MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO PRINT A FINGER, MAKE A NOTATION TO THAT EFFECT IN THE INDIVIDUAL FINGER BLOCK.
7. IF SOME PHYSICAL CONDITION MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO OBTAIN PERFECT IMPRESSIONS, SUBMIT THE BEST THAT CAN BE OBTAINED WITH A MEMO STAPLED TO THE CARD EXPLAINING THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
8. EXAMINE THE COMPLETED PRINTS TO SEE IF THEY CAN BE CLASSIFIED, BEARING IN MIND THAT MOST FINGERPRINTS FALL INTO THE PATTERNS SHOWN ON THIS CARD (OTHER PATTERNS OCCUR IMPROBABILITY AND ARE NOT SHOWN HERE).

THIS CARD FOR USE BY:
1. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN FINGERPRINTING APPLICANTS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT POSITIONS.
2. OFFICIALS OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR PURPOSES OF CONVICTION, LICENSING, AND REGISTRATION, OR AUTHORIZED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES, LOCAL, AND COUNTY COUNCILS.
3. PERSONS SPECIFICALLY DESIGNATED IN APPLICABLE STATE OR LOCAL LEGISLATION.
4. PERSONS EMPLOYED OR AUTHORIZED TO MAKE FINGERPRINTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIONS.
5. PERSONS EMPLOYED OR AUTHORIZED TO MAKE FINGERPRINTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIONS.
6. PERSONS EMPLOYED OR AUTHORIZED TO MAKE FINGERPRINTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIONS.
7. PERSONS EMPLOYED OR AUTHORIZED TO MAKE FINGERPRINTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIONS.
8. PERSONS EMPLOYED OR AUTHORIZED TO MAKE FINGERPRINTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIONS.
9. PERSONS EMPLOYED OR AUTHORIZED TO MAKE FINGERPRINTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIONS.
10. PERSONS EMPLOYED OR AUTHORIZED TO MAKE FINGERPRINTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIONS.
11. PERSONS EMPLOYED OR AUTHORIZED TO MAKE FINGERPRINTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIONS.
12. PERSONS EMPLOYED OR AUTHORIZED TO MAKE FINGERPRINTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIONS.
13. PERSONS EMPLOYED OR AUTHORIZED TO MAKE FINGERPRINTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIONS.
14. PERSONS EMPLOYED OR AUTHORIZED TO MAKE FINGERPRINTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIONS.
15. PERSONS EMPLOYED OR AUTHORIZED TO MAKE FINGERPRINTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIONS.
16. PERSONS EMPLOYED OR AUTHORIZED TO MAKE FINGERPRINTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIONS.
17. PERSONS EMPLOYED OR AUTHORIZED TO MAKE FINGERPRINTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIONS.
18. PERSONS EMPLOYED OR AUTHORIZED TO MAKE FINGERPRINTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIONS.
19. PERSONS EMPLOYED OR AUTHORIZED TO MAKE FINGERPRINTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIONS.
20. PERSONS EMPLOYED OR AUTHORIZED TO MAKE FINGERPRINTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONDUCT OF INVESTIGATIONS.

ARCHES HAVE NO DELTAS

RECORDED
JUL 11 1977
IDENT. DIV. 9

NW 88326 Docld:32269709 Page 50
Rocke, Ralph Christopher
USHOR000Z A
US HOUSE OF REP
WASH. DC
2-10-53
M W 5'8" 150 bl br Boston, Mass.

security clearance for sensitive position

017-36-1972

815 Massachusetts Ave. NE
Washington, D.C. 20002

Select Committee on Assassinations,
Washington, D.C. 20515

NW 88326 Docld:32269709 Page 51
TO OBTAIN CLASSIFIABLE FINGERPRINTS:
1. USE BLACK INK.
2. DISTRIBUTE INK EVENLY ON INK PAD.
3. DRY AND DRY FINGER THOROUGHLY.
4. POLISH FINGER FROM NAIL TO NAIL, AND AVOID ALLOWING FINGERS TO SLIP.
5. BE SURE IMPRESSIONS ARE REGISTRED IN CORRECT ORDER.
6. IF AN ANOMALY OR DEFECT MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO PRINT A FINGER, MAKE A NOTATION TO THAT EFFECT IN THE INDIVIDUAL FINGER BLOCK.
7. IF SOME FINGERPRINTS CANNOT BE OBTAINED, MAKE IT IMPOSSIBLE TO OBTAIN PERFECT IMPRESSIONS, SHOW THE BEST THAT CAN BE OBTAINED WITH A MEND STAPLED TO THE CARD EXPLAINING THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
8. INCLUDE ALL IDENTIFIED PRINTS TO SEE IF THEY CAN BE CLASSIFIED, BEARING IN MIND THAT ONLY IMPRESSIONS FALL INTO THE PATTERNS SHOWN ON THIS CARD (OTHER PATTERNS OCCUR).

THIS CARD FOR USE BY:

1. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION APPLICANT.
2. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION APPLICANT.
3. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION APPLICANT.
4. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION APPLICANT.
5. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION APPLICANT.
6. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION APPLICANT.
7. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION APPLICANT.
8. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION APPLICANT.

ARCHES HAVE NO DELTAS

RECORDED
APR 29 1977
IDENT. DIV. 58
1. LOOP

2. WHORL

3. ARCH

THE LINES BETWEEN CENTER OF LOOP AND DELTA MUST SHOW CLEAR LINES RUNNING BETWEEN DELTAS MUST BE CLEAR

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. FINGERPRINTS MUST BE CLEAR AND SHOW THE CENTER OF LOOP AND DELTA.

2. WHORLS MUST SHOW CLEAR LINES RUNNING BETWEEN DELTAS.

3. ARCHES MUST HAVE NO DELTAS.

RECORDED
JUL 27 1977
IDENT. DIV. 9
1. LOOP

TO OBTAIN CLASSIFIABLE FINGERPRINTS:
1. USE BLACK PRINTING INK.
2. DISTRIBUTE IN EVENLY ON INKING SLAB.
3. ROLL AND DRY FINGERS THOROUGHLY.
4. ROLL FINGERS CLEARLY TO HAIL, AND AVOID ALLOWING FINGERS TO SLIP.
5. BE SURE IMPRESSIONS ARE RECORDED IN CORRECT ORDER.
6. IF AN AMOUNT OF DEFORMATION MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO PRINT A FINGER, MAKE A NOTATION TO THAT EFFECT IN THE INDIVIDUAL FINGER BLOCK.
7. IF SOME PHYSICAL CONDITION MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO OBTAIN PERFECT IMPRESSIONS, SUBMIT THE BEST THAT CAN BE OBTAINED WITH A NOTE STAPLED TO THE CARD EXPLAINING THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
8. CHECKING AND COMPLETED PRINTS TO SEE IF THEY CAN BE CLASSIFIED, HEARING IN MIND THAT MOST FINGERPRINTS FALL INTO THE PATTERN SHOWN ON THIS CARD OTHER PATTERNS OCCUR RARELY AND ARE NOT SHOWN HERE.

2. WHORL

3. ARCH

THE LINES BETWEEN CENTER OF LOOP AND DELTA MUST SHOW

THOSE LINES RUNNING BETWEEN DELTAS MUST BE CLEAR

ARCHES HAVE NO DELTAS.

THIS CARD FOR USE BY:
1. LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES APPLYING APPLICANTS FOR CLASSIFIED POSTS.
2. LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES APPLYING APPLICANTS FOR CLASSIFIED POSTS.
3. LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES APPLYING APPLICANTS FOR CLASSIFIED POSTS.
4. LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES APPLYING APPLICANTS FOR CLASSIFIED POSTS.
5. LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES APPLYING APPLICANTS FOR CLASSIFIED POSTS.
6. LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES APPLYING APPLICANTS FOR CLASSIFIED POSTS.
7. LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES APPLYING APPLICANTS FOR CLASSIFIED POSTS.
8. LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES APPLYING APPLICANTS FOR CLASSIFIED POSTS.

LEAVE THIS SPACE BLANK

APR 3 1978 3 7 9

RECORDED
APR 29 1977
IDENT. DIV. 58
| REEVES, FLOYD | LEROY |
|---------------|-------|
| N/A           | US HOUSE OF REP WASH. DC |
|               | 7 25 43 |
|               | M B 6' 195 BR. BLK. Tampa, Fla. |

254-66-1801

U.S. HOUSE OF REP. SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS, Washington, D.C. 20515
TO OBTAIN CLASSIFIABLE FINGERPRINTS:
1. USE BLACK INK ONLY.
2. PRESS THE INK ON FINGER BLADE.
3. WASH AND DRY FINGERS THOROUGHLY.
4. ROLL FINGERS FROM NAIL TO HAIL AND AVOID ALLOWING FINGERS TO SLIP.
5. BE SURE IMPRESSIONS ARE RECORDED IN CORRECT ORDER.
6. IF AN AMPUTATION OR DISABILITY MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO PRINT A FINGER, MAKE A NOTATION TO THAT EFFECT IN THE INDIVIDUAL FINGER BLOCK.
7. IF SOME FINGER CONDITION MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO OBTAIN PERFECT IMPRESSIONS, SUBMIT THE BEST THAT CAN BE OBTAINED WITH A NAIL STAPLED TO THE CARD EXPLAINING THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
8. EXAMINE THE COMPLETED PRINTS TO SEE IF THEY CAN BE CLASSIFIED, BEARING IN MIND THAT MOST FINGERPRINTS FALL INTO THE PATTERNS SHOWN ON THIS CARD (OTHER PATTERNS OCCUR IRREGULARLY AND ARE NOT SHOWN HERE).

THIS CARD FOR USE BY:
1. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN RECORDING THIS APPLICANT'S CLASSIFIABLE FINGERPRINTS.
2. OFFICIALS IN STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR PURPOSES OF IDENTIFICATION, RECORDING, AND PERMITTING AUTHORIZED BY STATE AND LOCAL LAW AND AUTHORIZED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES. LOCAL AGENCIES COLLECTED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE APPLICANT'S STATE AUTHORIZED TO USE THIS CARD FOR PURPOSES OF IDENTIFICATION AND CLEARANCES.
3. LOCAL AGENCIES COLLECTED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE APPLICANT'S STATE AUTHORIZED TO USE THIS CARD FOR PURPOSES OF IDENTIFICATION AND CLEARANCES.
4. LOCAL AGENCIES COLLECTED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE APPLICANT'S STATE AUTHORIZED TO USE THIS CARD FOR PURPOSES OF IDENTIFICATION AND CLEARANCES.

INSTRUCTIONS:
1. PRINT NAME MUST BE SHOWN EXACTLY AS APPLIED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES. NAME MUST BE CLEARLY PRINTED IN BLOCK LETTERS AND IN INK.
2. PRIVACY ACT OF 1974, 5 U.S.C. 552A, APPLIES TO THIS CARD. PERSONAL INFORMATION COLLECTED ON THIS CARD IS SUBJECT TO THE PRIVACY ACT OF 1974, 5 U.S.C. 552A, AND THE REGULATIONS THEREUNDER. PERSONAL INFORMATION COLLECTED ON THIS CARD IS SUBJECT TO THE PRIVACY ACT OF 1974, 5 U.S.C. 552A, AND THE REGULATIONS THEREUNDER.
3. PRINT NAME MUST BE SHOWN EXACTLY AS APPLIED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES. NAME MUST BE CLEARLY PRINTED IN BLOCK LETTERS AND IN INK.
4. PRINT NAME MUST BE SHOWN EXACTLY AS APPLIED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES. NAME MUST BE CLEARLY PRINTED IN BLOCK LETTERS AND IN INK.
5. PRINT NAME MUST BE SHOWN EXACTLY AS APPLIED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES. NAME MUST BE CLEARLY PRINTED IN BLOCK LETTERS AND IN INK.

RECORDED
MAY 2 1977
IDENT. DIV. 58

NW 88326 Docld:32269709 Page 62
Harold A. Rose
1907 Tadcaster Rd.
Baltimore, Maryland 21228

U.S. House of Rep.
Wash. DC

Sept. 28, 1928

M 30 W 101
22 U 007

220-20-6648

House Select Committee on Assassinations
Select Committee on Assassinations

227-76-3525
Taylor Ann Furnald
US House of Rep
Wash. DC
12-19-49
F W 5'4" 127 BL BK San Diego, Ca
FEMALE
0 M 25 W II 015
M 17 U 010

Employment
036-34-9187

2506 Lakevale Dr.
Vienna, Virginia

U.S. House of Representatives
H.O.B. Annex #2

[Handwritten notes and fingerprints]
TO OBTAIN CLASSIFIABLE FINGERPRINTS:
1. USE BLACK INKING ROLLER.
2. DEPLETE THE INKING ROLLER BLANK.
3. ROLL AND ROLL FINGER TIP.
4. ROLL FINGER TIP UNTIL ROLLER AND AVOID ALLOWING DROPS TO SLIP.
5. BE SURE ROLLER IS CLEAN AND RECORDED IN CORRECT ORDER.
6. IF AN INKED ROLLER IS NOT AVAILABLE TO PRINT A FINGER, MAKE A NOTATION TO THAT EFFECT ON THE INDIVIDUAL FINGER PRINT.
7. IF SOME ROLLER POSITION MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO OBTAIN PERFECT IMPRESSIONS, SIMPLY
   THE NEXT ROLL THAT CAN BE OBTAINED WITH A NEW ROLLER TO THE CARD EXPLAINING THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
8. CLEARLY THE COMPLETED PRINTS TO SEE IF THEY CAN BE CLASSIFIED, BEARING IN MIND THAT
   MOST PRINTS HAVE FALL INTO THE PATTERNS SHOWN ON THE CARD (OTHER PATTERNS OCCUR
   IMPROBABILITY AND ARE NOT SHOWN HERE).

THE CARD FOR USE BY:
1. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN IDENTIFYING APPLICANTS FOR USE BUT NOT FOR IDENTIFICATION.
2. OFFICIALS OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR PURPOSES OF IDENTIFICATION.
3. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
4. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
5. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
6. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
7. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
8. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
9. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
10. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
11. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
12. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
13. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
14. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
15. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
16. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
17. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
18. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
19. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.
20. PERSONS WHO ARE EMPLOYED BY THE FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS.

RECORDED
JUL 22 1977
IDENT. DIV. II
Walker, Robert James

US House of Rep
Wash. DC

Clearance.

260-40-73/9

LEFT FOUR FINGERS TAKEN SIMULTANEOUSLY

RIGHT FOUR FINGERS TAKEN SIMULTANEOUSLY
TO OBTAIN CLASSIFIABLE FINGERPRINTS:
1. Use black printer's ink.
2. Distribute ink evenly on inking slab.
3. Wash and dry fingers thoroughly.
4. Roll fingers from nail to nail, and avoid allowing fingers to slip.
5. Be sure impressions are recorded in correct order.
6. If an annotation or deformity makes it impossible to print a finger, make a notation to that effect in the individual fingerprint block.
7. If some physical condition makes it impossible to obtain perfect impressions, submit the best that can be obtained with a memo stapled to the card explaining the circumstances.
8. Examine the completed prints to see if they can be classified, bearing in mind that most fingerprints fall into the patterns shown on this card (other patterns occur infrequently and are not shown here).

THIS CARD FOR USE BY:
1. Law enforcement agencies in fingerprinting applicants for law enforcement positions.*
2. Officials of state and local governments for purposes of employment, licensing, and permits, as authorized by state statutes and approved by the Attorney General of the United States, local and county ordinances, unless specifically based on applicable state statutes do not satisfy this requirement.
3. All government agencies in connection with clearances.*
4. Officials of federally chartered or insured banking institutions to protect or maintain the security of those institutions.

INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Prints must first be checked through the appropriate state identification bureau, and only those fingerprints for which no disqualifying record has been found locally should be submitted for FBI search.
2. Privacy Act of 1974 (P.L. 93-502) requires that federal, state, or local agencies inform individuals whose social security number is requested whether such disclosure is mandatory or voluntary, and if authority for such solicitation, and uses which will be made of it.
3. Identity of private contractors should be shown in space "employer and address." The contractor is the name of the agency submitting the fingerprint card to the FBI.
4. For members, it should always be furnished in the appropriate space.

MISCELLANEOUS NO. — Record: Other Armed Forces No., Passport No., Alien Registration No., Alien Registration No. (AR), Port of Entry, Selective Service No. (SS), Veteran's Administration Claim No. (VAC).
WRAESE, Richard Charles

37 Clearview Dr
Wheatley Heights, N.Y. 11798

U.S. House of Rep.
Wash. D.C.

House Select Committee on Assassinations Clearance

113-18-5784

6-19-28

M W 6'4" 270 Bl 66 Y H Y. N Y.

10

m 17 R

17
1. LOOP

2. WHORL

3. ARCH

THE LINES BETWEEN CENTER OF LOOP AND DELTA MUST NOT SHOW

THESE LINES RUNNING BETWEEN DELTAS MUST BE CLEAR

ARCHES HAVE NO DELTAS

TO OBTAIN CLEAR AND DEEP FINGERPRINTS:
1. USE BLACK PRINTING INK.
2. DISTRIBUTE THE INK EVENLY ON INKING SLAB.
3. WASH AND DRY FINGERS THOROUGHLY.
4. ROLL FINGERS FROM NAIL TO NAIL, AND AGAIN ALLOWING FINGERS TO SLIP.
5. PRESS IMPRESSIONS ARE RECORDED IN CORRECT ORDER.
6. IF AN AMPLIFICATION OR DEFORMATION MAKES IT IMPRACTICAL TO PRINT A FINGER, MAKE A NOTATION TO THAT EFFECT IN THE INDIVIDUAL FINGER BLOCK.
7. IF SOME PHYSICAL CONDITION MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO OBTAIN PERFECT IMPRESSIONS, SUBMIT THE BEST THAT CAN BE OBTAINED WITH A HAND STAPLED TO THE CARD EXPLAINING THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
8. EXAMINE THE COMPLETED PRINTS TO SEE IF THEY CAN BE CLASSIFIED, BEARING IN MIND THAT MOST FINGERPRINTS FALL INTO THE PATTERNS SHOWN ON THIS CARD (OTHER PATTERNS OCCUR RARELY AND ARE NOT SHOWN HERE).

THIS CARD FOR USE BY:
1. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN FINGERPRINTING APPLICANTS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT POSITIONS.
2. OFFICIALS OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR PURPOSES OF EMPLOYMENT, LICENSING, AND PERMITS, AS AUTHORIZED BY STATE LAWS AND APPROVED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES. LOCAL AND COUNTY COMMISSIONS, UNIFICATION BOARD OR APPLICABLE STATE AGENCIES, OR OTHER AUTHORIZED AGENCIES.
3. ALL OTHER AGENCIES IN CONNECTION WITH CRIMES.

NOTE: THIS CARD IS NOT TO BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES OR TO MAINTAIN THE SECURITY OF FINGERPRINTS.

RECORDED
APR 4 1978 1750

RECORDED
NOV 7 1977
IDENT. DIV. 79
1. LOOP

2. WHORL

3. ARCH

THE LINES BETWEEN CENTER OF LOOP AND DELTA MUST SHOW

BASE LINES RUNNING BETWEEN DELTAS MUST BE CLEAR

ARCHES HAVE NO DELTAS

TO OBTAIN CLASSIFIABLE FINGERPRINTS:

1. USE BLACK INK.
2. FINGERPRINTS SHOULD BE MADE ON INKED SLAB.
3. PRESS AND ROLL PRINTS TO OBTAIN.
4. ROLL PRINTS FACING DOWN TO MAIL, AND AVOID ALL ONGOING HANDS TO CLIP.
5. ALL PRINTS ARE TO BE RECORDED IN CORRECT ORDER.
6. IF AN INKED SLAB IS NOT AVAILABLE TO PRINT A FINGER, MAKE A NOTATION TO THAT EFFECT IN THE INDIVIDUAL FINGERPRINT.
7. IF SOME FINGERPRINTS ARE INCOMPLETE TO OBTAIN PERFECT IMPRESSIONS, SUBMIT THE BEST THAT CAN BE OBTAINED WITH A NOTE STATED TO THE CARD EXPLAINING THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
8. EXAMINE THE COMPLETED PRINTS TO SEE IF THEY CAN BE CLASSIFIED. REMEMBER IN MIND THAT MOST FINGERPRINTS FALL INTO THE PATTERNS SHOWN ON THIS CARD. (SOME PATTERNS OCCUR INHERENTLY AND ARE NOT SHOWN HERE.)

THIS CARD FOR USE BY:

1. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN FINGERPRINTING APPLICANTS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT POSITIONS.
2. OFFICIALS OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR PURPOSES OF IDENTIFICATION, LIKE POLICE, AND FORENSIC, AS AUTHORIZED BY STATE STATUTES AND APPROVED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
3. LOCAL AND STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES FOR IDENTIFICATION OF APPLICABLE STATE AND LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES.
4. LOCAL AND STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES FOR IDENTIFICATION OF APPLICABLE STATE AND LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES.

IDENTIFICATION:

1. FORCES PRINTS SHOULD BE TAKEN THROUGH THE APPLICABLE FINGERPRINTING PROCEDURE AND ONLY THOSE PRINTS WHICH SHOW CLEARLY SHOULD BE SUBMITTED FOR IDENTIFICATION.
2. PRINTS OF THE FINGERTIPS, TIPS OF THE FINGERS, AND THE TIPS OF THE FINGERS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED FOR IDENTIFICATION.
3. PRINTS OF THE FINGERTIPS, TIPS OF THE FINGERS, AND THE TIPS OF THE FINGERS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED FOR IDENTIFICATION.
4. PRINTS OF THE FINGERTIPS, TIPS OF THE FINGERS, AND THE TIPS OF THE FINGERS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED FOR IDENTIFICATION.

RECORDED SEP 15 1977
IDENT. DIV. 70
1. LOOP

TO OBTAIN CLASSIFIABLE FINGERPRINTS:
1. USE BLACK PRINTING INK.
2. DISTRIBUTE INDIVIDUALLY ON INKING SLAB.
3. PRESS AND ROLL FINGER, INDIVIDUALLY.
4. ROLL FINGER FORWARD TO ROLL, AND AVOID ALLOWING FINGERS TO SLIP.
5. FINGER IMPRESSIONS ARE RECORDED IN CORRECT ORDER.
6. IF AN UNUSUAL OR ELONGATED IMPRESSION IS MADE TO PERMIT A FINGER, MAKE A NOTATION TO THAT EFFECT IN THE INDIVIDUAL FINGER BLOCK.
7. IF SOME FINGER IMPRESSIONS ARE IMPOSSIBLE TO OBTAIN PERFECT IMPRESSIONS, SUBMIT THE BEST THAT CAN BE OBTAINED WITH A NOTE STAPLED TO THE CARD EXPLAINING THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
8. EXAMINE THE COMPLETED PRINTS TO SEE IF THEY CAN BE CLASSIFIED, HAVING IN MIND THAT MOST FINGERPRINTS FALL INTO THE PATTERNS SHOWN ON THE CARD (OTHER PATTERNS OCCUR IRREGULARLY AND ARE NOT SHOWN HERE).

2. WHORL

THIS CARD FOR USE BY:
1. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN IDENTIFYING APPLICANTS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT POSITIONS.
2. STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR PURPOSES OF EMPLOYMENT, LICENSING, AND PERMITS, AS AUTHORIZED BY STATE STATUTES AND APPOINTED BY THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR, LOCAL AND COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, OR OTHER AUTHORITY BASED ON APPLICABLE STATE STATUTES.
3. FEDERAL AGENCIES FOR IDENTIFICATION WITH CLEARANCES.
4. FEDERAL AGENCIES FOR IDENTIFICATION WITH CLEARANCES.
5. FEDERAL AGENCIES FOR IDENTIFICATION WITH CLEARANCES.
6. FEDERAL AGENCIES FOR IDENTIFICATION WITH CLEARANCES.
7. FEDERAL AGENCIES FOR IDENTIFICATION WITH CLEARANCES.
8. FEDERAL AGENCIES FOR IDENTIFICATION WITH CLEARANCES.

3. ARCH

ARCHES HAVE NO DELTAS

RECORDED
AUG 10 1977
IDENT. DIV. 58
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20537

APPLICANT

TO OBTAIN CLASSIFIED FINGERPRINTS:
1. USE BLACK INK OR PENCIL.
2. INK MUST BE APPLIED ON BOTH SIDES.
3. FINGERPRINTS MUST BE CLEAR.
4. FINGERPRINTS MUST BE TAKEN AND AVOID ALLOWING FINGERS TO SLIP.
5. FINGERPRINTS MUST BE TAKEN IN CORRECT ORDER.
6. IF ANY FINGERPRINTS ARE INCOMPLETE, IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO PRINT A FINGER, MAKE A NOTATION ON THE BACK OF THE MECHANICAL FINGER CLIP.
7. IF ANY FINGERPRINTS ARE INCOMPLETE, IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO OBTAIN PERFECT IMPRESSIONS, SUBMIT THE CARD THAT CAN BE COMPLETED WITH A NOTE STAPLED TO THE CARD EXPLAINING THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
8. ENSURE THE COMPLETED PRINTS TO BE IF THEY CAN BE CLASSIFIED, READING IN MIND THAT
9. FINGERPRINTS THAT HAVE THE PATTERNS SHOWN ON THIS CARD OTHER PATTERNS OCCUR
10. UNREADABLY AND ARE NOT SHOWN HERE.

THIS CARD FOR USE BY:
1. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN IDENTIFYING APPLICANTS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT POSITIONS.
2. REGULARS OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR PURCHASE OF CLOTHING, EQUIPMENT, AND SUPPLIES.
3. AUTHORIZED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
4. LOCAL, STATE, COUNTY, AND MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS TO IDENTIFY STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES.
5. EMPLOYERS OF INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL, AND OTHER INDUSTRIES.
6. EMPLOYERS OF INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL, AND OTHER INDUSTRIES.

INSTRUCTIONS:
1. ENSURE THAT THE CARD IS CLEAR AND THAT THE APPROPRIATE IDENTIFICATION IS SHOWN.
2. ENSURE THAT THE CARD IS CLEAR AND THAT THE APPROPRIATE IDENTIFICATION IS SHOWN.
3. ENSURE THAT THE CARD IS CLEAR AND THAT THE APPROPRIATE IDENTIFICATION IS SHOWN.
4. ENSURE THAT THE CARD IS CLEAR AND THAT THE APPROPRIATE IDENTIFICATION IS SHOWN.
5. ENSURE THAT THE CARD IS CLEAR AND THAT THE APPROPRIATE IDENTIFICATION IS SHOWN.

APR 4 1978 1750
RECORDED
JUL 22 1977
IDENT. DIV. 15
| LAST NAME | FIRST NAME | MIDDLE NAME | SEX | RACE |
|-----------|------------|-------------|-----|------|
|           |            |             |     |      |

| FINGERPRINTS SUBMITTED BY |
|---------------------------|
|                           |

| SIGNATURE OF PERSON FINGERPRINTED |
|----------------------------------|
|                                  |

| RESIDENCE OF PERSON FINGERPRINTED |
|----------------------------------|
|                                  |

| DATE FINGERPRINTED |
|--------------------|
|                    |

| LEAVE THIS SPACE BLANK |
|------------------------|
|                        |

| PERSON TO BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY |
|--------------------------------------------|
| NAME                                       |
| ADDRESS                                    |

| DATE FINGERPRINTED |
|--------------------|
|                    |

| PLACE OF BIRTH |
|----------------|
|                |

| CLASS. |
|--------|
|        |

| CITIZENSHIP |
|------------|
|            |

| REF. |
|------|
|      |

| SCARS AND MARKS |
|-----------------|
|                 |

See Reverse Side for Further Instructions

| 1. RIGHT THUMB | 2. RIGHT INDEX | 3. RIGHT MIDDLE | 4. RIGHT RING | 5. RIGHT LITTLE |
|----------------|----------------|-----------------|--------------|-----------------|
|                |                |                 |              |                 |

| 6. LEFT THUMB | 7. LEFT INDEX | 8. LEFT MIDDLE | 9. LEFT RING | 10. LEFT LITTLE |
|---------------|--------------|---------------|-------------|-----------------|
|               |              |               |             |                 |

| LEFT FOUR FINGERS TAKEN SIMULTANEOUSLY |
|---------------------------------------|
| LEFT THUMB | RIGHT THUMB | RIGHT FOUR FINGERS TAKEN SIMULTANEOUSLY |
|           |            |                                          |
To obtain classifiable fingerprints:
1. Use printer's ink.
2. Distribute ink evenly on inking slab.
3. Wash and dry fingers thoroughly.
4. Roll fingers from nail to nail, and avoid allowing fingers to slip.
5. Be sure impressions are recorded in correct order.
6. If an amputation or deformity makes it impossible to print a finger, make a notation to that effect in the individual finger block.
7. If some physical condition makes it impossible to obtain perfect impressions, submit the best that can be obtained with a memo stapled to the card explaining the circumstances.
8. Examine the completed prints to see if they can be classified, bearing in mind the following:
   Most fingerprints fall into the patterns shown below (other patterns occur infrequently and are not shown here):

   **WHORL**
   - **DELTA**
   - **THESE LINES RUNNING BETWEEN DELTAS MUST BE CLEAR**

   **ARCH**
   - **ARCHES HAVE NO DELTAS**

   **LOOP**
   - **CENTER OF LOOP**
   - **DELTA**
   - **THE LINES BETWEEN CENTER OF LOOP AND DELTA MUST SHOW**
The item identified below has been withdrawn from this file:

File Designation

Blahut File

Date

7-11-78 and 7-13-78

From

To

2 audio cassettes

Interview and questioning of Regis Blahut

THIS ITEM HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN AND TRANSFERRED TO THE NATION PROPER AND SIGNED

RECORDING BRANCH. separate by at end of series
OUTSIDE CONTACT REPORT

Name: Scott Breckinridge
Address: CIA

Type of Contact: Telephone

I. Identifying Information:

II. Summary of Contact:

- Called concern on possible security violation
- Red JFK autopsy photo
- Wanted to talk with Regis Blahut—one among others who had access to area
- Talked informally with him
- Wanted to take more formal, i.e., tape, statement

III. Recommended Follow-up (if any):

Signature: [Signature]

DATE: 11-15
TIME: 11:30
Scott said he would recommend that he be asked to cooperate. It would all go back in 0.11.

Scott called back and said cleared with Garbis & Regis Bea would be told O.K. by phone.

Let me know when you will need

Please let me know

Kasikos, 1504 Long

(503)
July 10, 1978

TO: G. Robert Blakey
Chief Counsel and Director
House Select Committee on Assassinations

FROM: Robert Morrison, Director of Security
William H. Cross, Assistant Director of Security

RE: The tampering with Kennedy Autopsy photos located in Safe #102095 in the Reading Room of Room 3381 of the Committee Offices.

About 4:05 P.M. Friday June 23, 1978, Mark Flanagan upon returning some autopsy material to the Security Room along with Lance Svendsen of the Security Staff upon opening safe #102095 noted that several Kennedy autopsy photos were loose on top of the Kennedy Autopsy photo books. The photos removed from the books were numbered 39E1, 39E2, 40E and 41E. This was two pages consisting of 4 photos. 39E1 and 39E2 along with the cellophane cover had been ripped from the book, and the cellophane enclosure was torn at binder holes. One photo, 39E2 was out of the cellophane enclosure and lying loose. A quick check by Flanagan and Svendsen revealed the photos were from Book Five, Part One of the Kennedy Autopsy photos. An immediate check of all the photo books was begun to ascertain if any other photos were missing. This check by Flanagan and Svendsen showed no other photos to be missing or tampered with. Book Five, Part One had not been signed out since September of 1977 according to the check out log. Both Flanagan and Svendsen stated they would have noticed the photos when the safe was opened at 10 A.M. Friday June 23, 1978 if they had been lying where they were when discovered. They both feel there was no way this could have been done accidently. Someone had to enter the safe, and do this. The safe was unlocked, but shut.

Approximately 5 P.M. Friday, June 23, 1978 at the request of Committee Investigator John Moriarty, three members of the Metropolitan Police Identification section responded to Room 3381 for the purpose of attempting to get latent prints. Pvt. Pat McGinnis, Sgt Blake and Detective Pvt McGinnis was able to lift 13 separate cards of latent prints from the interior of the safe, and from the Kennedy Autopsy photo book that was tampered with. These men left at approximately 8:35 PM Friday June 23, 1978. Investigator John Moriarty, William H. Cross or Chief Counsel G. Robert Blakey were present at all times during the lifting of the prints. The lifted prints were turned over to Investigator John Moriarty, and remained in his possession.

The persons who were in this office alone on Friday June 23, 1978 were Edwin Lopez, Dan Hardway and Mitch Mars of the Committee Staff, and Regis Blahut of the CIA.

On Monday June 26, 1978 the 13 cards of prints lifted by Pvt McGinnis were turned over to Director of Security Robert Morrison by Investigator John Moriarty and locked in safe #45471 in Room 3381 of Committee Office.

On June 27, 1978, and June 29, 1978 requests were made to the FBI for certain Committee Staff member fingerprint cards.
The first request for cards was filled, and received the latter part of the week of June 25, 1978. The second request was filled and received on July 5, 1978. Investigator John Moriarty had contacted a Pvt Colon Alford of the Metropolitan Police Identification section, and requested he try to make comparisons of known and latent prints. During the week of June 26, 1978 Pvt. Alford spent one hour in Committee spaces checking staff members prints against those lifted. On July 5, 1978 at the request of Pvt Alford, and with the consent of Chief Counsel G. Robert Blakey the 13 cards of lifted prints and all staff member print cards from the FBI were turned over to Pvt Alford which he receipted for, so he could take them away from Committee spaces to enable him to spend more time studying them. During the week of July 2, 1978. Pvt Alford was able to obtain the fingerprints of Regis Blahut, an employee of the Central Intelligence Agency. On Friday July 7, 1978 at approximately 2:30 P.M. Pvt Alford phoned William H. Cross of Security Staff and stated he had made a tentative identification of Blahuts prints on the inside of the safe door, and on one of the photos in Book Five, Part One of the Kennedy Autopsy photos. On Monday July 10, 1978 at 2:30 P.M. Pvt Alford responded to the Committee offices and in the presence of Chief Counsel G. Robert Blakey, Robert Morrison, and William H. Cross returned all fingerprint cards, and the 13 cards of lifted prints. These were returned to safe #45471 in Room 3381. Pvt Alford stated he had identified a certain number of points in several prints, and in his opinion they were those of Regis Blahut. These prints were matched with those on the inside of the safe door, and on the back of photo 39E2 which had been ripped from Book Five, Part One of the Kennedy Autopsy photos, and the photo which had been removed from the cellophane cover. After returning all materials Pvt Alford departed Committee Spaces at 2:55 P.M. Monday July 10, 1978.

Robert Morrison
Director of Security

William H. Cross
Assistant Director of Security
OUTSIDE CONTACT REPORT

DATE: July 11 1978

I. Identifying Information:

Name: Regis Blahut
Telephone:

Address:

Type of Contact:

II. Summary of Contact:

On two occasions on this date Gary Cornwell and I spoke with Regis Blahut of the CIA. We first spoke to him at approximately 11AM in Gary Cornwell's office. We spoke with him a second time at approximately 2PM at which time we recorded his statement pertaining to a breach of security at the HSCA. The recorded statement fully covers the substance of the first conversation with two exceptions:

1) In the first conversation Regis originally told us that he looked through an autopsy photo book after receiving permission to do so. Later, during that same conversation, when asked from whom he received permission to look through the autopsy photo book he denied having said he received permission to look through the book and stated that he at no time received permission to look through the autopsy photo book. Both Gary and I distinctly recall him telling us at the outset of the conversation that he looked through the book only after receiving permission to do so.

2) In the first conversation Regis told us that he was alone in the security room when he saw the book on the window sill and decided to look through it. However, when asked during the taped recorded conversation whether he was alone when he looked through the autopsy book he then stated that there were people present in the room when he looked through the autopsy book but that he cannot recall who they were. Once again, both Gary and I clearly recall him telling us when we first spoke with him that no one was present when he looked through the photo book.

III. Recommended Follow-up:

At the outset of the recorded conversation Regis told us that he had spoken to his superior and neither he nor they had any objections to the conversation being recorded.

Signature: [Signature]

Form #5
July 10, 1978

TO: G. Robert Blakey
Chief Counsel and Director
House Select Committee on Assassinations

FROM: Robert Morrison, Director of Security
William H. Cross, Assistant Director of Security

RE: The tampering with Kennedy Autopsy photos located in Safe #102095 in the Reading Room of Room 3381 of the Committee Offices.

About 4:05 P.M. Friday June 23, 1978, Mark Flanagan upon returning some autopsy material to the Security Room along with Lance Svendsen of the Security Staff upon opening safe #102095 noted that several Kennedy autopsy photos were loose on top of the Kennedy Autopsy photo books. The photos removed from the books were numbered 39E1, 39E2, 40E and 41E. This was two pages consisting of 4 photos. 39E1 and 39E2 along with the cellophane cover had been ripped from the book, and the cellophane enclosure was torn at binder holes. One photo, 39E2 was out of the cellophane enclosure and lying loose. A quick check by Flanagan and Svendsen revealed the photos were from Book Five, Part One of the Kennedy Autopsy photos. An immediate check of all the photo books was begun to ascertain if any other photos were missing. This check by Flanagan and Svendsen showed no other photos to be missing or tampered with. Book Five, Part One had not been signed out since September of 1977 according to the check out log.

Both Flanagan and Svendsen stated they would have noticed the photos when the safe was opened at 10 A.M. Friday June 23, 1978 if they had been lying where they were when discovered. They both feel there was no way this could have been done accidently. Someone had to enter the safe, and do this. The safe was unlocked, but shut.

Approximately 5 P.M. Friday, June 23, 1978 at the request of Committee Investigator John Moriarty, three members of the Metropolitan Police Identification section responded to Room 3381 for the purpose of attempting to get latent prints. Pvt. Pat McGinnis, Sgt Blake and Detective Pvt McGinnis was able to lift 13 separate cards of latent prints from the interior of the safe, and from the Kennedy Autopsy photo book that was tampered with. These men left at approximately 8:35 PM Friday June 23, 1978. Investigator John Moriarty, William H. Cross or Chief Counsel G. Robert Blakey were present at all times during the lifting of the prints. The lifted prints were turned over to Investigator John Moriarty, and remained in his possession.

The persons who were in this office alone on Friday June 23, 1978 were Edwin Lopez, Dan Hardway and Mitch Mars of the Committee Staff, and Regis Blahut of the CIA.

On Monday June 26, 1978 the 13 cards of prints lifted by Pvt McGinnis were turned over to Director of Security Robert Morrison by Investigator John Moriarty and locked in safe #45471 in Room 3381 of Committee Office.

On June 27, 1978, and June 29, 1978 requests were made to the FBI for certain Committee Staff member fingerprint cards.
The first request for cards was filled, and received the latter part of the week of June 25, 1978. The second request was filled and received on July 5, 1978. Investigator John Moriarty had contacted a Pvt Colon Alford of the Metropolitan Police Identification section, and requested he try to make comparisons of known and latent prints. During the week of June 26, 1978 Pvt. Alford spent one hour in Committee spaces checking staff member prints against those lifted. On July 5, 1978 at the request of Pvt Alford, and with the consent of Chief Counsel G. Robert Blakey the 13 cards of lifted prints and all staff member print cards from the FBI were turned over to Pvt Alford which he receipted for, so he could take them away from Committee spaces to enable him to spend more time studying them. During the week of July 2, 1978. Pvt Alford was able to obtain the fingerprints of Regis Blahut, an employee of the Central Intelligence Agency. On Friday July 7, 1978 at approximately 2:30 P.M. Pvt Alford phoned William H. Cross of Security Staff and stated he had made a tentative identification of Blahuts prints on the inside of the safe door, and on one of the photos in Book Five, Part One of the Kennedy Autopsy photos. On Monday July 10, 1978 at 2:30 P.M. Pvt Alford responded to the Committee offices and in the presence of Chief Counsel G. Robert Blakey, Robert Morrison, and William H. Cross returned all fingerprint cards, and the 13 cards of lifted prints. These were returned to safe #45471 in Room 3381. Pvt Alford stated he had identified a certain number of points in several prints, and in his opinion they were those of Regis Blahut. These prints were matched with those on the inside of the safe door, and on the back of photo 39E2 which had been ripped from Book Five, Part One of the Kennedy Autopsy photos, and the photo which had been removed from the cellophane cover. After returning all materials Pvt Alford departed Committee Spaces at 2:55 P.M. Monday July 10, 1978.

Robert C. Morrison
Director of Security

William H. Cross
Assistant Director of Security
To: Robert C. Morrison
From: William Webb
Re: Access to Autopsy Photographs

At 3:50pm on 5/27/78 Ida Dox, the medical illustrator, requested permission to view the Kennedy autopsy photographs along with the Medical Pannel. After trying to contact Blakey and Mathews without success, I, William Webb, authorized Oliver Champion to allow the pannel and Mrs. Dox access.
OUTSIDE CONTACT REPORT

DATE July 14 11AM
1978

I. Identifying Information:

Name Regis Blahut

Telephone

Address

Type of Contact: Telephone

x Person

II. Summary of Contact:

On this date Gary Cornwell and myself spoke with Regis Blahut in Gary's office. Mr. Blahut stated the following:

1) He lied to us in our conversation of July 13 when he stated that on the second occasion he looked through the black looseleaf binder, he put it back on the window sill after reading it. He told us that the truth was that while he was looking through the book it dropped on the floor. He stated that when it dropped on the floor some of the pages came out of the book. He became frightened that someone would enter the room at this time so he opened the black safe which contained the autopsy books and placed the black looseleaf binder and the pages which had fallen out, into the top part of the safe. Prior to him opening it to put in the book, the safe door had been completely closed (i.e. notajar), although it was not locked. He said he opened it by pressing down on the handle and pulling the door open. He stated that he did not recall whether the top part of the safe

III. Recommended Follow-up (If any):

Signature: ____________________________
had a shelf or a drawer in it. He also stated that at this time he did not observe any of the photos to be out of the plastic sheeting which ordinarily held them in the black binder. Mr. Blahut denied however that he opened the safe at any time other than when he put the book inside.

2) He stated to us that the first time he had looked through the book -- the time when Jim Conzelman took it out of the safe -- he slid one of the photos partly out of the plastic to look at it. To the best of his recollection this photo was either a photo of the brain or a photo of the bust of Kennedy. He stated this was the only time that he had observed any of the photos to be out of their plastic sheeting.

3) He stated that he did not wish to allow us to make a tape recording of this statement.
OUTSIDE CONTACT REPORT

DATE 7/17/78  TIME 8:00 A.M.

I. Identifying Information:

Name  Admiral Stansfield Turner  Telephone

Address  Central Intelligence Agency

Type of Contact:  Telephone  XX  Person

II. Summary of Contact:

Bob Blakey and I met with DCI Turner, DDCI Carlucci and Fred Hitz of the Office of Legislative Counsel at 8:00 A.M. in Turner's office. Blakey initially noted that he had come at Chairman Stokes' request to discuss with Turner a recent security violation which had been discovered by the Committee. Blakey began by describing to Turner the nature of the Kennedy autopsy pictures, the restrictions under which the Committee has acquired and possessed them, the security precautions (separate safe, limited access, and log record) utilized to safeguard them, and the possible motives that might exist for someone unlawfully removing them from the Committee.

Blakey next described the circumstances and details of the Committee's discovery, made on 6/23/78, that the autopsy

III. Recommended Follow-up (if any):
photos had been tampered with, and the investigation which the staff thereafter conducted, including the identification of all of those persons who had access to the security space where they were located, the fingerprinting process and results, and ultimately the questioning of Regis Blahut, the CIA employee who was in the security space on that date.

Finally, Blakey recalled to Turner his (Turner's) statement made to Blakey and Cornwell on February 4, 1978, to the effect that if the Committee found any impropriety or wrongdoing on the part of any CIA employee, he would personally look into and get to the bottom of it. Blakey stated that the Chairman had been told of Turner's comment on February 4, 1978, and now requested that Turner conduct a further investigation of the Blahut matter. Blakey stated that the Committee felt such an investigation was necessary for the following reasons:

1. The Committee had spoken to Blahut on three occasions (July 11, 13 and 14) about his knowledge of the tampering with the autopsy photos, on two of which, by Blahut's own subsequent admissions, he had lied about significant details, and on the last of which, by independent evidence, Blahut had also lied;

2. Blahut's actions were deliberate, as evidenced
by the fact that Blahut had opened the Committee's safe in which the photos were stored, and on the first two interviews with the Committee, he lied about having done so;

3. There is only one possible innocent motive for Blahut's handling and viewing of the autopsy photos, that being personal curiosity, and the evidence unequivocally shows that personal curiosity was not the motive (a page was ripped out, a photo was removed from the plastic sheeting, the log shows that the photo book in question had not been removed from the safe by the Committee staff since September, 1977, and Blahut's story about his handling of, and access to that photo book on June 23, 1978 is patently unbelievable); and most significantly,

4. Prior to at least two of the three occasions on which Blahut was interviewed by the Committee staff, he spoke to his superiors at the Agency, and after each of those conversations he told lies to the Committee about his involvement.

Turner said that he had already looked into the matter, and handed us a report which had been written. Turner suggested that Blakey and Cornwell go read the report (not take a copy with them from the building), and also look at Blahut's
personnel file, and then let the Agency know what else he (Blakey) suggested they should do.

Upon inspection, the report reflected the following:
(a.) The Agency interviewed Blahut on Friday evening, July 14, and polygraphed him three times for roughly two hours each time on Saturday, July 15;
(b.) Blahut's supervisors had been spoken to, and denied any involvement;
(c.) Blahut admitted lying to the Committee;
(d.) Blahut basically told the same story to the polygraph expert (Felippo) he had finally told the Committee on the morning of July 14, except that on July 15 he admitted that he was never given permission by any Committee staff member to view the Kennedy autopsy pictures;
(e.) Blahut persisted in his story (but lied in doing so, according to the polygraph) that he had opened the Committee safe only once, and that was to put a photo book into the safe, and also (again, untruthfully) stated that he had only viewed the autopsy books on two occasions.
(f.) Blahut has been assigned to a CIA operation code named MHCHILD since April, 1977.

Office of Security Chief Gambino, and Carlucci's assistant, Hav Smith, met with Blakey and Cornwell after they

* Polygraph showed no deception on
  1) didn't copy
  2) entered wrong else
  3) didn't call in media
  4) not "sent on mission"
had reviewed the investigative report provided by Turner. Blakey requested that he be permitted to see Blahut's security file. Gambino refused, but offered the personnel file instead.

The personnel file reflected that Blahut had consistently received excellent ratings from his superiors, that he showed leadership qualities in his work, and that he had been commended for consistently reporting to his superiors what he had observed and done during his assignments, and alerting them to any problems he encountered.

Finally, Smith and Gambino asked Blakey what he felt the Agency should do now. Blakey said that full interviews of all of Blahut's supervisors should be conducted, and written reports made. In addition, Blakey stated that new polygraphs should be taken, focusing primarily on the area that was essentially omitted on July 15, namely, the question of motive.

Hav Smith asked whether the Committee was going to accept the Agency's investigation after it was completed; he said he wanted to know now, that he wanted a commitment. Smith said that he was 99 percent sure that the final report would show no involvement in the tampering on the part of the Agency. Gambino said, "We know we're clean." In reply, I asked how the Agency could be so sure at this early point that none of their employees except Blahut were involved, and I also commented that Smith was asking the Committee to "buy a pig in a poke" in suggesting that we should tell him now whether or not we would be satisfied with the Agency's investigation.

* The deposition report indicated Blahut said we accused him of being a "CIA plant." It also said we didn't want to tape him on the 2nd occasion. Smith was similarly briefing that each statement was untrue.
before it was even conducted. Both Blakey and I stated that what we could now state was that we had come to the Agency with the suggestion that they investigate it, because we felt that from among the alternatives now available to the Committee, that alternative was the one with the best chance of success. Finally Blakey also noted that his hope was that after the Agency's investigation was complete, copies of the reports could be placed in the Agency's and the Committee's files, and that would be the end of it.

The meeting was terminated with the general understanding that Blakey's suggestions would be followed, and the Agency would let us know when they had their reports complete.
July 10, 1978

TO: G. Robert Blakey
Chief Counsel & Director
House Select Committee on Assassinations

FROM: Robert Morrison, Director of Security
William H. Cross, Assistant Director of Security

Re: The tampering with Kennedy Autopsy photos located in Safe # 102095 in the Reading Room of Room 3381 of the Committee offices.

About 4:05 P.M. June 23, 1978 Mark Flanagan upon returning some autopsy material to the Security room along with Lance Svendson of Security staff upon opening safe #102095 noted that several autopsy photos were lying loosely on top of the other books. The photos removed were 39E1, 39E2, 40 E and 41 E. This was two pages consisting of 4 photos. Photos 39 E1 and 39E2 had been ripped from the book. One photo 39E2 was out of the cellophane enclosure and laying loose. A quick check showed that these photos were from Book Five, Part One. An immediate check of all books was begun by Flanagan and Svendson to ascertain if any other photos might be missing. No other photos were found to be missing or tampered with. Book Five, Part One had not been signed out recently according to the check out log. Both Mark Flanagan and Lance Svendson stated they would have noticed the photos when the safe was open at 10 AM June 23, 1978 if they had been lying were they were. They both feel there is no way this could have been done accidently. Someone had to enter safe and do this. The safe was unlocked but shut.

Approximately 5 P.M. June 23, 1978 at the request of Committee Investigator Jack Moriarty three members of the Metropolitan Police Identification section responded to Room 3381 for the purpose of attempting to get latent prints. Pvt Pat McGinniss, Sgt Blake and Det. Pvt. McGinniss was able to lift 13 separate cards of latent prints from the interior of the safe, and from the Kennedy Autopsy photos book that was tampered with. These men left at approximately 8:35 PM June 23, 1978. Investigator Moriarty, William H. Cross or G. Robert Blakey were present at all times during the lifting of the prints. The lifted prints were turned over to Investigator Moriarty, and remained in his possession.

The persons who were in this office on June 23, 1978 other than Security personnel were Edwin Lopez, Dan Hardway, Mitch Mars, and Regis Blahut of the CIA.

On June 27, and June 29, 1978 requests were made to the FBI for certain staff members print cards. The first were received the week of June 26, 1978, and the second packet on July 5, 1978. Investigator Moriarty had contacted a Pvt. Colon Alford of the Metropolitan Police Department ID section and requested he try to make comparisons of known and latent prints. During the week of June 26, 1978 Pvt Alford spent one hour in Committee office checking staff members prints against those lifted. On July 6, 1978 the latent prints and all
staff members print cards from the FBI were turned over to Pvt. Alford which he received for so he could take them away from Committee spaces so he could spend more time studying them. During the week of July 2, 1978 Pvt. Alford was able to obtain the fingerprint card of Regis Blahut (a former D.C. Fireman) On Friday July 7, 1978 at approximately 2:30 P.M. Pvt Alford contacted William Cross of Security staff and stated he had made a tentative identification of Blahut's prints on the safe door and one of the photos in Book Five, Part One of the Kennedy Autopsy photos. On Monday July 10, 1978 at 2:30 PM Pvt Alford responded to the Committee offices and in the presence of G. Robert Blakey, Robert Morrison and William H. Cross returned all fingerprint cards. The 13 cards of lifted prints, and stated he had identified a certain number of points in several prints, and in his opinion they were those of Regis Blahut. These prints were on the inside of the safe door and on photo 39E2 which had been ripped from Book Five Part One, and had been removed from the cellophane cover. After returning all materials Pvt Alford departed at 2:55 PM July 10, 1978

ROBERT MORRISON

WILLIAM H. CROSS
About 4.05 PM June 23, 1978 Mark Flanagan upon returning some autopsy material to the security room along with Lance Svendson noted that several autopsy photos were laying loosely on top of the other books. The photos removed were 39E1, 39E2 and 40 E and 41 E. this was two pages consisting of 4 photos. Photos 39e1 and 39E2 had been ripped from the book. One photo 39E2 was out of the cellophane enclosure and laying loose. A quick check showed that theses photos were from Book Five Part one A immediate check of all the books was begin by Flanagan and Svendson to ascertain if any other photos might be missing. This check is still in progress.

Book Five has not been signed out recently

Check completed by Mark & Lance. Nothing found missing

The persons who were in this room on June 23, 1978 were Edwin Lopez. Dan Hardway, Mitch Mars, Regis Blahut CIA

Both mark and lance feel there is no way this could have been done accidently. Some one had to go into the safe and do this
About 4.05 PM June 23, 1978 Mark Flanagan upon returning some autopsy material to the security room along with Lance Svendson noted that several autopsy photos were laying loosely on top of the other books. The photos removed were 39E1, 39E2 and 40 E and 41 E. this was two pages consisting of 4 photos. Photos 39e1 and 39E2 had been ripped from the book. One photo 39E2 was out of the cellophane enclosure and laying loose. A quick check showed that these photos were from Book Five Part one. A immediate check of all the books was begin by Flanagan and Svendson to ascertain if any other photos might be missing. This check is still in progress.

Book Five has not been signed out recently.

Check completed by Mark & Lance. Nothing found missing.

The persons who were in this room on June 23, 1978 were Edwin Lopez, Dan Hardway, Mitch Mars, Regis Blahut CIA.

Both Mark & Lance feel there is no way this could have been done accidently. Some one had to go into the safe and do this.

Mr Blakey was notified at 5:05 PM after he completed a meeting in his office. He stated that from now on the JFK safe will be locked at all times. If something is taken out the safe will be relocked until it is returned.

I suggest that until such time as the persons using that room are finished in there we should lock all the safes at all times.

Bill
July 10, 1978

NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF
FINGERPRINT CARDS

I, [Signature], hereby acknowledge receipt from the FBI of the following:

One (1) FD-258 Applicant Fingerprint Card for Betty Lou Sisson, date of birth 3-11-39

One (1) Photographic copy of an Armed Forces Fingerprint Card for Lawrence J. Delsa, Jr., date of birth 8-11-43

Signed [Signature]

Title Security Assistant
House Select Committee on Assassination

Clearance

245-56-4327
1. LOOP

2. WHORL

3. ARCH

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**INSTRUCTIONS:**

1. PRINTS MUST BE CHECKED THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE STATE IDENTIFICATION BUREAU, AND ONLY THOSE FINGERPRINTS FOR WHICH NO QUALIFYING RECORD EXISTS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED FOR FINGERPRINTING.

2. THE ACT OF 1925 (45 U.S.C. 77) REQUIRES THAT FINGERPRINTS BE SUBMITTED TO THE LOCAL BUREAU OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. THE LOCAL BUREAU OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COLLECTION AND SUBMISSION OF FINGERPRINTS TO THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.

3. FINGERPRINTS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED TO THE LOCAL BUREAU OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

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**LEAVE THIS SPACE BLANK**

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**RECORDED**

AUG 29 1977

IDENT. DIV. 58
| SERVICE NO. | PLACE OF BIRTH |
|-------------|----------------|
|             | New Orleans, Louisiana |

| COLOR OF EYES | LEAVE THIS SPACE BLANK |
|---------------|------------------------|
| Green         |                        |

| COLOR OF HAIR | WEIGHT | SEX |
|---------------|--------|-----|
| Black         | 175    | Male|

| DATE OF ENLISTMENT, APPOINTMENT, ETC. | SCARS AND MARKS | SIGNATURE OF OFFICIAL TAKING FINGERPRINTS | DATE SIGNED BY OFFICIAL TAKING FINGERPRINTS |
|--------------------------------------|-----------------|------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|
| 13 May 62                            | None            |                                          | 13 May 62                                 |

| 1. RIGHT THUMB | 2. RIGHT INDEX | 3. RIGHT MIDDLE | 4. RIGHT RING | 5. RIGHT LITTLE |
|----------------|----------------|-----------------|--------------|-----------------|
|                |                |                 |              |                 |

| 6. LEFT THUMB | 7. LEFT INDEX | 8. LEFT MIDDLE | 9. LEFT RING | 10. LEFT LITTLE |
|---------------|--------------|---------------|-------------|-----------------|
|               |              |               |             |                 |

| LEFT FOUR FINGERS TAKEN SIMULTANEOUSLY | LEFT THUMB | RIGHT THUMB | RIGHT FOUR FINGERS TAKEN SIMULTANEOUSLY |
|----------------------------------------|-----------|------------|----------------------------------------|
|                                        |           |            |                                        |
Since neither fingerprints nor an identifying number which is indexed in our files accompanied your request, FBI cannot guarantee in any manner that this material concerns the individual in whom you are interested.
Mr. Bannen 324-5404
a Mr. Payne.

Robert J. Burde, New Orleans 7/3/37
Eileen G. Duneen (Copeland) 8/14/48
Frank L. Eccles - 1/7/24 N.C.
Eliza K. Selleck 12/31/48 Honolulu Wa

They have Season.

Lawrence Dulan will make photo copy
of Military

3 x 5 tissue stating no record.
June 27.

June 29.

On to Aldford for which he agreed a fee of £25. On the 2nd week ended July 1st, he was able to deliver the fingerprint card. I kept Blechert (a former D.C. Armagh) on the 7th July. On July 7th at 230 P.M. he contacted William Cusack, a select comm. and stated he had made an effort to locate the Blechert prints on the door and one of the photos in the back end of the house. On July 10th, 1978, Pat Aldford called to the H.S.C. office in the presence of S. Blechert. Blechert, Robert Monahan and William Cusack returned all fingerprint cards. The 13 cards identified prints, and identified a certain number of prints in several prints. In his opinion, we concluded that Major Blechert had handled these items.
On June 27, 1978, a request was made to the FBI for certain staff fingerprint cards. These were received the week of June 26. The record on Wednesday, July 5, 1978, showed that Mr. Colen Alford of MPDC had contacted a Mr. Colen Alford of MPDC about a request he had to make concerning known and latent lifts. During the week of June 26, Mr. Alford spent one hour in committee over which Mr. Burton of staff was present. These reflected on July 5, 1978. The latest lifts and all staff fingerprint cards from FBI were turned
approx. 5 pm Jan 23, 1978
at the request of Investigator
Jack Mairant - 3 members of
the MDC I det. unit
responded for the purpose of
attempting to get latent prints
office Det mcgraw Sgt
Bleme and Det
McGrain was able to get
latent print - 13 separate cards
from the interior of rock ad
from the kennedy antique photo
book that was tampered with.
These men left at approximately
8:35 pm 1/23/78 and thurston
morinig, William Cus 2 C. Robert
Pfleyer were present at all times
during the lifting of prints.
About 4:05 PM June 23, 1978 Mark Flanagan upon returning some autopsy material to the security room along with Lance Svendson noted that several autopsy photos were laying loosely on top of the other books. The photos removed were 39E1, 39E2 and 40 E and 41 E. This was two pages consisting of 4 photos. Photos 39E1 and 39E2 had been ripped from the book. One photo 39E2 was out of the cellophane enclosure and laying loose. A quick check showed that these photos were from Book Five Part one. A immediate check of all the books was begin by Flanagan and Svendson to ascertain if any other photos might be missing. This check is still in progress. No other photos were found.

Book Five has not been signed out recently.

Check completed by Mark & Lance. Nothing found missing.

The persons who were in this room on June 23, 1978 were Edwin Lopez, Dan Hardway, Mitch Mars, Regis Blahut CIA.

Both Mark & Lance feel there is no way this could have been done accidentally. Someone had to go into the safe and do this.

25000

11/78
About 4:05 PM June 23, 1978 Mark Flanagan upon returning some autopsy material to the security room along with Lance Svendson noted that several autopsy photos were laying loosely on top of the other books. The photos removed were 39E1, 39E2 and 40 E and 41 E. this was two pages consisting of 4 photos. Photos 39E1 and 39E2 had been ripped from the book. One photo 39E2 was out of the cellophane enclosure and laying loose. A quick check showed that theses photos were from Book Five Part one A immediate check of all the books was begin by Flanagan and Svendson to ascertain if any other photos might be missing. This check is still in progress.

Book Five has not been signed out recently

Check completed by Mark & Lance. Nothing found missing

The persons who were in this room on June 23, 1978 were Edwin Lopez, Dan Hardway, Mitch Mars, Regis Blahut CIA

Both Mark & Lance feel there is no way this could have been done accidently. Some one had to go into the safe and do this
Book I part 1
Photos removed
3921
3922
402
412

Two pages total
4 photos

One page ripped out
3922
3922

Photo laying out completely
3922
4:05 PM 6/23/78

3 photos from one of the Kennedy auto

Book 5
Page 1
Alfred

727-4118

Blanket - not too great
inside outer edge of door

6 to 7 feet
left hand

Back 39 32 - 7 points

Motorcycle itself back portion

Ruth Thunk

Alfred was in his open
Blanket is the man
727 4118
ACFORD

7AM
THURSDAY

121-4565
They were fruits in the inside of the door and on 39 & 2 plates in the front and rear. After returning all material, put Alfred lift on 255 pm.
TO G. Robert Bleck
Director & Chief Counsel
HSCA

From: Walter H. Cox
Counsel to the Senate
HSCA

Subject: Re: Tampering with evidence

Enclosed photos located in Safe 102095 in Realty Room of Room 3381. HSC Committee on Committee Office.
July 10, 1978

TO: G. Robert Blakey
Chief Counsel and Director
House Select Committee on Assassinations

FROM: Robert Morrison, Director of Security
William H. Cross, Assistant Director of Security

RE: The tampering with Kennedy Autopsy photos located in Safe #102095 in the Reading Room of Room 3381 of the Committee Offices.

About 4:05 P.M. Friday June 23, 1978, Mark Flanagan upon returning some autopsy material to the Security Room along with Lance Svendsen of the Security Staff upon opening safe #102095 noted that several Kennedy autopsy photos were loose on top of the Kennedy Autopsy photo books. The photos removed from the books were numbered 39E1, 39E2, 40E and 41E. This was two pages consisting of 4 photos. 39E1 and 39E2 along with the cellophane cover had been ripped from the book, and the cellophane enclosure was torn at binder holes. One photo, 39E2 was out of the cellophane enclosure and lying loose. A quick check by Flanagan and Svendsen revealed the photos were from Book Five, Part One of the Kennedy Autopsy photos. An immediate check of all the photo books was begun to ascertain if any other photos were missing. This check by Flanagan and Svendsen showed no other photos to be missing or tampered with. Book Five, Part One had not been signed out since September of 1977 according to the check out log. Both Flanagan and Svendsen stated they would have noticed the photos when the safe was opened at 10 A.M. Friday June 23, 1978 if they had been lying where they were when discovered. They both feel there was no way this could have been done accidently. Someone had to enter the safe, and do this. The safe was unlocked, but shut.

Approximately 5 P.M. Friday, June 23, 1978 at the request of Committee Investigator John Moriarty, three members of the section responded to Room 3381 for the purpose of attempting to get latent prints. They were able to lift 13 separate cards of latent prints from the interior of the safe, and from the Kennedy Autopsy photo book that was tampered with. These men left at approximately 8:35 PM Friday June 23, 1978. Investigator John Moriarty, William H. Cross or Chief Counsel G. Robert Blakey were present at all times during the lifting of the prints. The lifted prints were turned over to Investigator John Moriarty, and remained in his possession.

The persons who were in this office alone on Friday June 23, 1978 were Edwin Lopez, Dan Hardway and Mitch Mars of the Committee Staff, and Regis Blahut of the CIA.

On Monday June 26, 1978 the 13 cards of prints lifted by Pvt McGinnis were turned over to Director of Security Robert Morrison by Investigator John Moriarty and locked in safe #45471 in Room 3381 of Committee Office.

On June 27, 1978, and June 29, 1978 requests were made to the FBI for certain Committee Staff member fingerprint cards.
The first request for cards was filled, and received the latter part of the week of June 25, 1978. The second request was filled and received on July 5, 1978. Investigator John Moriarty had contacted a section, and requested he try to make comparisons of known and latent prints. During the week of June 26, 1978, I spent one hour in Committee spaces checking staff members prints against those lifted. On July 5, 1978 at the request of and with the consent of Chief Counsel C. Robert Blakey the 13 cards of lifted prints and all staff member print cards from the FBI were turned over to which he receipted for, so he could take them away from Committee spaces to enable him to spend more time studying them. During the week of July 2, 1978, I was able to obtain the fingerprints of Regis Blahut, an employee of the Central Intelligence Agency. On Friday July 7, 1978 at approximately 2:30 P.M. I phoned William H. Cross of Security Staff and stated he had made a tentative identification of Blahuts prints on the inside of the safe door, and on one of the photos in Book Five, Part One of the Kennedy Autopsy photos. On Monday July 10, 1978 at 2:30 P.M. I responded to the Committee offices and in the presence of Chief Counsel C. Robert Blakey, Robert Morrison, and William H. Cross returned all fingerprint cards, and the 13 cards of lifted prints. These were returned to safe #45471 in Room 3381. I stated he had identified a certain number of points in several prints, and in his opinion they were those of Regis Blahut. These prints were matched with those on the inside of the safe door, and on the back of photo 39E2 which had been ripped from Book Five, Part One of the Kennedy Autopsy photos, and the photo which had been removed from the cellophane cover. After returning all materials, I departed Committee Spaces at 2:55 P.M. Monday July 10, 1978.

Robert C. Morrison
Director of Security

William H. Cross
Assistant Director of Security
off outer plastic to 39E
Off face of 3952
off face of 37E2
off face of 29E outer
Outer: plastic 39E2  Palm
Print
off outer plastic

Polar Points
off outer plastic to 39 E2
outer plastic 39E2
off outer plastic of 43E
from inside of safe door
outer edge
off outer plastic of 38E Palm Print