Albany 199F-324 1985–87 · p.17

FD-302 (Rev.3-10-82)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
1/16/86
Date of transcriptlon.
Troy. New York, Police Department Patrolman
furnishad the following information to Special Agent
on December 6, 1985, after being advised the the identity
of Special Agent
as a Special Agent of the Federal Bureau
of Investigation (FBI):
Patrolman
advised that he was the individual who
received the telephonic bomb threat on the evening of December 4r
1985, and in
opinion, the calier_had a foreign accent but
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"not an Irish broque.
Patrolman
advised that the accent was
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so thick, that
"just barely made him out."
recalled that the caller told him that there were
ten sticks of dynamite in the RPI Field House, and.that the dynamite
was going to go off at 2ioo hours.
noted that the caller said
2ioo"hours and not nine o'clock.
Patrolman
asked the caller
what his name was, and the caller replied,
"My name does not.make
any difference." Patrolman
then said something to the caller;
to which the caller replied,"2i00" .and slammed the phone down.
Patrolman
advised that the caller mentioned .the word
"NADi" or "NADA" at the Start of the call, but that Patrolman
could not make out distinctly what the caller said.
Immediately after receiving this call, Patrolman
telephonically called the RPI Field House and spoke to a Troy Police
Officer who was at the Field House.
Patrolman
advised that
this call was received at the Troy Police Department at 1944 hours
(7:44 p.m.), December 4, 1985.
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