Post by Helen Dagner on Jul 5, 2011 10:03:48 GMT -5
Birmingham Police Dept
Narrative Report - 77-3333
March 3, 1992
I spoke with Captain Watson of the Sheriff’s Department. Based on the information and his review of Helen’s reports, he has no further plans to follow up on this tip, and does not plan to talk with redact (John Hastings - JH - mine) at all.
I spoke with the U.S. Customs Investigator Bouchard at the Detroit office. He will check his records to ascertain if he has any records of JH in or out of the country during the late 70’s. However, he believes that he will not have any luck finding anything. He explained that Customs has a check that they run, but only on random individuals and suspect individuals.
I contacted the Investigative Office of the United Staes Department of State in Chicago. Richard Beckman is the investigator I spoke with. I asked him for information regarding the passport of JH. He said his data base is computerized back to 1978. His files between 1962 and 1977 are, what he calls, miscellaneous files and he said frankly he never had any luck finding anything out of those files. He will get back with me if he can locate any information.
A teletype was also sent with a request for a query investigation from Interpol in Washington, D.C. The request was to as they check with French authorities to determine if that country had a system whereby they kept trak of foreign national’s exit and entry into the country.
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I spoke with retired Det. Winklemann and he could not recall specifically interviewing JH. However, he does recall going to the RenCen [where JH worked - Mine] to interview a suspect in 1977. He says he does not recall if he would ever have checked a passport. I spoke with retire Det. Marble. He too said that he could not recall specifically speaking to JH. However, he is sure he did not check anyone’s passport for an alibi when he was working on this case.
Narrative Report - 77-3333
March 3, 1992
I spoke with Captain Watson of the Sheriff’s Department. Based on the information and his review of Helen’s reports, he has no further plans to follow up on this tip, and does not plan to talk with redact (John Hastings - JH - mine) at all.
I spoke with the U.S. Customs Investigator Bouchard at the Detroit office. He will check his records to ascertain if he has any records of JH in or out of the country during the late 70’s. However, he believes that he will not have any luck finding anything. He explained that Customs has a check that they run, but only on random individuals and suspect individuals.
I contacted the Investigative Office of the United Staes Department of State in Chicago. Richard Beckman is the investigator I spoke with. I asked him for information regarding the passport of JH. He said his data base is computerized back to 1978. His files between 1962 and 1977 are, what he calls, miscellaneous files and he said frankly he never had any luck finding anything out of those files. He will get back with me if he can locate any information.
A teletype was also sent with a request for a query investigation from Interpol in Washington, D.C. The request was to as they check with French authorities to determine if that country had a system whereby they kept trak of foreign national’s exit and entry into the country.
Redacted paragraph
I spoke with retired Det. Winklemann and he could not recall specifically interviewing JH. However, he does recall going to the RenCen [where JH worked - Mine] to interview a suspect in 1977. He says he does not recall if he would ever have checked a passport. I spoke with retire Det. Marble. He too said that he could not recall specifically speaking to JH. However, he is sure he did not check anyone’s passport for an alibi when he was working on this case.