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ALL INEORATION CONTAINED
FEDERALBUREAUOFINVESTIGATT-N
HEREIM IS UNCLASSIEIEC
DATE10-20-20223Y
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Date of transcription
The following observations were made on June 6,
l98l,by Special Agents (sAs) of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
(FBI)
while
residence of GEORGE HARRISON, 465 East 9th Street, Brooklyn,
New York.
At 8:30 PM, an unknown male, six feet tall, weighing
approximately 175 pounds, dark hair and beard, exited the
above residence and loaded several items (possibly carpenter's
tools) into a vehicle.
Thevehicle wasobservedtobea
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Unknown male drove south on 9th Street, west on
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Ditmas Avenue, north on Ocean Parkway to Prospect Avenue,
exited onto Gowanus Expressway towards the Brooklyn Battery
Tunnel. Unknown entered the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel, exited
heading north on West Street. Unknown drove east on East
41st Street, south on. llth Avenue, west on East 4oth Street
north once again on West Street, east on East 4lst Street,
and then entered the Lincoln Tunnel.[
Upon exiting the tunnel,
unknown took the Weehawken exit, proceeding north on Boulevard
Avenue, west on East 74th Street, two blocks; then north
on an unmarked avenue, one block; and then west on East 75th
Street.
Unknown was then observed standing beside the vehicle
conversing with several residents ofloo 75Street. Residents
were leaning out of the second floor window of the above-described
address.
Surveiliing SAs, in the interest of discretion,
drove past unknown, circled the block, then parked some
distance away.
When re-entering the above area by foot,
it was noticed unknown had departed the area and none of
the above-described residents were in view.
Surveillance was then terminated at that location
at approximately 9:l5 PM.
On June 8. l98l. a check of vehiele registration
Brooklyn, New York
6/6/81
Manhattan, New York
XN
Investigation on
sey ---File.#
SAS
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by.
Date dictated
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This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBl. it is the property of the F8l and is foaned to your agency:
it and hts contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
FEDERALBUREAUOFINVESTIGATT-N
HEREIM IS UNCLASSIEIEC
DATE10-20-20223Y
b6
b7c
Date of transcription
The following observations were made on June 6,
l98l,by Special Agents (sAs) of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
(FBI)
while
residence of GEORGE HARRISON, 465 East 9th Street, Brooklyn,
New York.
At 8:30 PM, an unknown male, six feet tall, weighing
approximately 175 pounds, dark hair and beard, exited the
above residence and loaded several items (possibly carpenter's
tools) into a vehicle.
Thevehicle wasobservedtobea
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Unknown male drove south on 9th Street, west on
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Ditmas Avenue, north on Ocean Parkway to Prospect Avenue,
exited onto Gowanus Expressway towards the Brooklyn Battery
Tunnel. Unknown entered the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel, exited
heading north on West Street. Unknown drove east on East
41st Street, south on. llth Avenue, west on East 4oth Street
north once again on West Street, east on East 4lst Street,
and then entered the Lincoln Tunnel.[
Upon exiting the tunnel,
unknown took the Weehawken exit, proceeding north on Boulevard
Avenue, west on East 74th Street, two blocks; then north
on an unmarked avenue, one block; and then west on East 75th
Street.
Unknown was then observed standing beside the vehicle
conversing with several residents ofloo 75Street. Residents
were leaning out of the second floor window of the above-described
address.
Surveiliing SAs, in the interest of discretion,
drove past unknown, circled the block, then parked some
distance away.
When re-entering the above area by foot,
it was noticed unknown had departed the area and none of
the above-described residents were in view.
Surveillance was then terminated at that location
at approximately 9:l5 PM.
On June 8. l98l. a check of vehiele registration
Brooklyn, New York
6/6/81
Manhattan, New York
XN
Investigation on
sey ---File.#
SAS
b3
by.
Date dictated
b6
b7c
b7E
This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBl. it is the property of the F8l and is foaned to your agency:
it and hts contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.