Arizona Patriots - HQ 100-487422-III

Washington, D.C. 20535

June 23, 2006

Subject: FILE 1 0-4874 22 -JAszt =-- r 1/;1-)f

FOIPA No. 1013894- 000

Dear Requester:

The enclosed documents were reviewed under the Freedom of Information/Privacy Acts (FOIPA), Title 5, United States Code, Section 552/552a. Deletions have been made to protect information which is exempt from disclosure, with the appropriate exemptions noted on the page next to the excision. In addition, a deleted page information sheet was inserted in the file to indicate where pages were withheld entirely. The exemptions used to withhold information are marked below and explained on the enclosed Form OPCA-16a:

l8l Document(s) were located which originated with, or contained information concerning other

292 page(s) were reviewed and 254 page(s) are being released Government agency(ies) (OGA]. This information has been:

l8l referred to the OGA for review and direct response you.

• referred to the OGA for consultation. The FBI will correspond with you regarding this information when the consultation is finished.

l8l You have the right to appeal any denials in this release. Appeals should be directed in writing to the Co-Director, Office of Information and Privacy, U.S. Department of Justice, Flag Building, Suite 570, Washington, D.C. 20530-0001 within sixty days from the date of this letter. The envelope and the letter should be clearly marked "Freedom of Information Appeal" or "Information Appeal." Please cite the FOIPA number assigned to your request so that it may be easily identified.

Enclosure(s)

• The enclosed material is from the main investigative file(s) in which the subject(s) of your request was the focus of the investigation. Our search located additional references, in files relating to other individuals, or matters, which may or may not be about your subject(s). Our experience has shown, when ident, references usually contain information similar to the information processed in the main file(s). Because of our significant backlog, we have given priority to processing only the main investigative file(s). If you want the references , you must submit a separate request for them in writing , and they will be reviewed at a later date, as time and resources permit.

• See additional information which follows.

Sincerely yours,

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DECLASSIFIED BY 60309 AUC T,#10138945'v1J\ nON 07-13-20.Q5 DOMESTIC SECURITY/ T.ERRORIS ~~ 00: PHOEllIX .

Re PX teletype to FBIHQ, 7/Ji0/84.

The £ollat.'1:i.n{J is tlla result of FRIHQ indices checks as requested in raf cr.enneu C()'J T' Tlmn.i cation:

and FB!HO indices were 1 negative regarding ttrizo1l' ·PP~~\!-·rrii~~tts (U )

Three refere~ces were found regarding Ty_ 1:1ardi!1

100-34092~ aerial 4€ 3 :,_~ e Lo~ Ari~e~.es repol:t C.;tptioD~ d ' 1?Jr "!'.lr 1nis

Infiltration of th~ ai:.d10 - 'l'elov:wion Indur--trv ;· !ntern,ll ,:,;0ct!d.t}'

C," dat.E~d 11/13/59. i>ElCJO 7 ()f this :r.•~irort scti; fort h a list of 1~?;

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te ev s1on lr!ln e n(J 1,1ro.ducP.d by Wt?.rne:r. Drotho.r'-1 'l'elP.'..':L£ or,.. :t, .f::_:; / i 'f..~ Listed under tolevis ion llhO'i.! l'•:sronco ~'" as t;u:.J stc..r f was ~:'y H.;irciin. a-~r:~':'i'~\l Producer of the vhow Wets l-.rt Sibra und t:1e Di!::4':ctor ~Ja:::: Les 1:~}!~'t7J~1j Goodwir.s v Los n.nge:les noted ti1a t "the Telf>:Vinior. Oi y,iston of rJer ner ~~;)'f~ifJJ Brotherfi w as l1eaded by Will!.~,1 ~('. O~'.."·r a~ L'c(ec,uti1tre, ProdDCCZ". Orr's ltf!)~;:;~f.\ assistant was Hugh Denoon.. 'r!?l.evision r.~nting han(Uc;d by :i:~ 'I. Jt.~6 )-&Jf~ '•:~:'i\• Rhine. How ever, nothing furt:l:'.er re~r~in.~· !J.~">:di ' r~~•~:;~nrovidedl ~ i_~Y h t/'1

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Eufile 105-14807? seria'is 4 and 1 ldh ~ ,, ~.t ':.:y ftKrdin, a 1 , st~r in the "PT-109" trJOtion picture, , -as rnc.)rried to a. b?C N~lene Schmidt at Kingsland, Ge<">rgia, on 9/3/62.. Tl 1t~ ci:.>upltl were ,l,ter divorced on 8/li/65. sclunidt charged Hardln witb c ;:"\1~lt1· fa d desertion. Hardin was order=;c" to r..1aJ:e a c.:tsh set.~:1~::-~ er.t cf 000 • Schmi t and 400 a month fo,~ the ~up:;:,crt of tr '!~.r ~L!ild,

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Marlene Schmidt, a 1960 Miss Onive:r~e w.tnn~r., 1,Ch·Alf(t..e!D 1984 b7C

by t h e Nian):1 Division could not substantiate any of

these allegations. The file o Schmidt was olosed in 1966. (U)

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½rnizoNA PAT ~ !£!_~ ;. DOMEST_IC SECURITY - TERRORISM. 00: PX. · - - · 2e, · \ RE PHOENIX TELETYPE TO BUREAU, JULY 20, 1984.

PHOENIX REQUESTS BUREAU AUTHORITY TO CONTINUE PRELIMINARY '

INVESTIGATION CONCERNING CAPTIONED ORGANIZATION FOR AN 30-DAY PERIOD BASED UPON THE FOLLOWING:

MEMB~RS OF' THE·ARIZONA PATRIOTS CAP> CALLING·THEM "COMMITTEE OF TH_E STATE OF ARIZONA, ASSEMBLED," LEGALLY IN THE STATE OF ARIZ~NA A "PREAMBLE, ARTICLES OF' ALTERATJtN AND REFORM,•.•." INDICTMENT ANf tJtEVER2rftt~Fj.O/ ~w ~I -~ ·

coNsTITUTION IN WHICH /,EMskts ·;F Z/zQIA~Px~r1vE, Juo1cfArT c:::::::::i~

AND 'LEG i°SLATI VE BRANCHES OF" GOVERNMENT WERE G !VEN 30 DAYS r8® u.:;, SJ. .:.i ~ f

RESIGN F'RO~ OFFICE OR_FACE INDICTMENT OF 18 SPECIFIC CHARGE~c:=::::::::,c:::::::=-J

THE "CAVEAT" OF THE PREAMBLE ST.ATES, "ANY INTERFERENCE

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· PAGE ·-tt.10 PX 100A-8715 · UN CLAS OR ATTEMPT TO INTERFERE WITH THE FUNCTIONS AND .ACTIVITIES OF -THIS COM~ITTEE OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA .OR ITS DELE~ATES BY ANY PERSON, OR BY ANY AGENT OR AGE·NCY OF GOVER.NMENT, SHALL RESULT IN A DEATH PENALTY BEING IMPOSED .UPON .CONVICTION BY A LAWFULLY IMPAN~LLED JURY.'"

INVESTIGATION HAS ALSO DETERMI~ED AP MEM~ERS IN THE

. PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, ' AREA ARE CURRENTLY PURCHASING 500 POUNDS EXPLOSIVES PER WEEK FOR STORAGE IN A MINE SHAFT OF s NEAR PRESCOTT WITH ARMS AND AMMUNITION. TY HARDIN, . AP LEADER IN PRESCOTT, RECENTLY DISPLAYED A MAP OF PRESCOTT AND INDICATED POINTS AT WHICH IHt'ROADS, BRIDGES, AND POWERLINES . WERE TO BE BLOWN WITH ' ' EXPLOSIVES. HE ALSO INDICATED - THE.PRESCOTT POLICE DEPARTMENT · ' WOULD BE BLOWN DµRING A SHIFT CHANGE AND ALL SURVIVING OFFICERS ' ' WERE TO BE KILLED THROUGH THE USE OF AUTOMATIC WEAPONS. HARDIN I HAS ALSO. BEEN OBSERVED CONDUCTING MILITARY TYPE MANEUVERS IN FOREST AREAS NEAR PRESCOTT.

INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION FROM ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ' .

SAFETY COPS) REVEALS MEMBERS OF AP HAD DISCUSSED TWO METHODS OF KILLING ARIZONA DPS OFFICERS -

1) LOAD SEVERAL ARMED MEN INTO A VAN AND DRIVE TO A DPS SOBRIETY CHECK POI NT.. WHEN THE VAN I 5.

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' STOPPEQ, THE AR~ED MEN WILL EXIT THE VAN AND KILL THE DPS . OFFICERS. 2) STAGE A FAKE ACCIDENT OR MOTORIST . IN DISTRESS. WHEN DPS OFFICER STOPS TO ASSIST THE DRIVER, AR ED ~EN WILL STEP OUT OF THE BµSHES AND KILL THE DPS OFFICER. PS FURTHER REPORTS THERE ARE ACTIVE CELLS OF AP IN THE CITIES .OF 0 PHOENIX, TUCSON, PRESCOTT, COTTONWOOD, CAMP VERDE, FLAGSTAFF, AND ASHFORK AND MANY SMALLER COMMUNITIES IN ARIZONA.

AP LEADER IN FLAGSTAFF, ARIZO~A, b7C HAS INFORMED DPS OFFICERS IN THE PAST, "IF YOU ATTEMPT TO ARREST ME, , I HOPE YOU ARE ABLE TO WALK AWAY ALI~E~" I I HAS PURCHA$ED A pOMPLETE UNIFORM ' OF U. s. ARMY COLONEL AND HAS GAINED ENTRY TO THE NAVAJO ARMY DEPOI, FLAGSTAFF, · ARIZONA, WHICH IS ~N ACTIVE AMMUNITION .STORAGE . FACILITY. PHOENIX IS PURSUING THIS MATTER UNDER IMPERSONATION TITLE <PX 47·3~69). ·

WAS INTERVIEWED BY F~I CONCERNING IMPERSONATION MATTER AND AT THAT TIME STATED HE WAS IN lEADERSHIP CAPACITY OF AP IN FLAGSTAFF AREA. HE ALSO ADMITTED CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS AND THAT HE IS NEARLY ALWAYS ARMED. HE CLAIMED MEMBERSHIP . OF AP·Now APPROXIMATELY .

4,000 INSDIVlDUA(S AND rs COMPOSED OF SOVEREIGN CITIZENS FROM ALL . . WALKS ·OF LIFE lN NEARLY EVERY CITY AND TOWN IN ARIZONA.

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PHOENIX IS ATTEMPTING TO IDENTIFY MEMBERS OF AP IN ACCORDANCE WITH EXISTING INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING INTERNAL SECUR~TY -

TERRORISM MATTERS AND ATTORNEY GENERAL GUIDELINES. LHM FOLLOWS.

OCTOBER 30, 1984

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FULL DOMESTIC SECURITY/TERRORISM {DS/T} INVESTIGATION

AUTHORIZED OCTOBER 30, 1984, TO EXPIRE APRIL 28, 1985.

FBIHQ APPROVAL IS GRANTED TO CONDUCT A FULL DS/T INVESTIGATION ON THE CAPTIONED GROUP, AS NOTED ABOVE, PHOENIX SHOULD REFER TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL GUIDELI~ ON DS/T INVESTIGATIONS FOR GUIDANCE IN REPORTING RESULTS OF THIS INVESTIGATION- PHOENIX SHOULD NOTE THE REQUIREMENT THAT RENEWAL AUTHORIZATION IS NEEDED TO CONDUCT .THIS INVESTIGATION

BEYOND APRIL 28, 1985 •

PHOENIX SHOULD PROVIDE A LETTERHEAD MEMORANDWM {LHM}

MR- REVELL

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REPORTING RESULTS OF THIS INVESTIGATION FOR APPROVAL~ IF A

20 RENEWAL. OF THIS MATTER IS DESIRED. THE LHM SHOULD BE

1a._SUBMITTED TO ARRIVE ('T FBIHQ NO LATER THAN APRIL.14, 198,5-

NOTE:

THIS INVESTIGATION WAS INITIATED UPON RECEIPT OF INFORMATION THAT A GROUP CALLING THEMSELVES THE - ARIZONA PATRIOTS HAD FILED, / I N THE STA TE OF ARIZONA, A "PREAMBLE, ARTICLES OF ALTERATION . . AND REFORM, INDICTMENT AND ASSERVATION" FOR A NEW ARIZONA CONSTITUTION IN WHICH MEMBERS OF ARIZONA'S EXECUTIVE, JUDICIAL, AND LEGISLATIVE BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT WERE GIVEN 3• DAYS TO

I~ESIGN FROM OFFICE OR FACE INDICTMENT OF 18 SPECIFIC CHARGE~THE "CAVEAT" OF THE PREAMBLE STATES, "ANY INTERFERENCE OR ATTEMPT TO INTERFERE WITH THE FUNCTIONS AND ACTIVITIES OF THIS COMMITTEE OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA OR ITS DELEGATES BY ANY PERSON, OR BY ANY

AGENT OR AGENCY OF GOVERNMENT, SHALL RESULT IN A DEATH PENALTY BEING IMPOStD UPON CONVICTION BY A LAWFULLY IMPANELLED JURY-"

INVESTIGATION HAS DETERMINED ARIZONA PATRIOTS' MEMBERS IN THE PR~SCOTT, ARIZONA, AREA ARE CURRENTLY PURCHASING SO • POUNDS OF EXPLOSIVES PER WEEK FOR STORAGE IN A MINE SHAFT NEAR PRESCOTT WITH ARMS AND AMMUNITION, TY HARDIN, FORMER TELEVISION ACTOR AND LEADER OF THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS IN PRESCOTT, RECENTLY DISPLAYED A MAP OF PRESCOTT AND INDICATED POINTS AT WHICH R9ADS, BRIDGES, AND POWER LIN~S WERE TO BE BLOWN UP, HE ALSO TALKED OF BLOWING UP THE PRESCOTT POLICE DEPARTMENT DURING A SHIFT CHANGE, AND KILLING SURVIVING OFFICERS WITH AUTOMATIC WEAPONS, HARDIN HAS BEEN OBSERVED CONDUCTING MILITARY MANEUVERS IN THE PRESCOTT AREA,

OTHER PLANS TO KILL POLICE OFFICERS HAVE ALSO BEEN DISCUSSED BY ARIZONA PATRIOTS' MEMBERS, I,E,, TO LOAD ARMED MEN INTO A ,VAN:, DRIVE TO A SOBRIETY CHECK POINT, AND KILL THE OFFICERS AT THE CHECK POINT, OR FEIGN A TRAFFIC BREAKDOWN AND KILL THE OFFICER WHO STOPS TO RENDER ASSISTANCE,

ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY HAS IDENTIFIED CELLS OF THE ARIZONA PATRJOTS IN PHOENiX, TUCSON, PRESCOTT, COTTONWOOD, CAMP VERDE, FLAGSTAFF, AND ASH FORK, AND A NUMBER OF SMALLER COMMUNITIES IN ARIZONA,

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ANOTHER LEADER OF THE ARIZONA b?C PATRIOTS, IS THE SUBJECT OF AN IMPERSONATION INVESTIGATION ~y THE PHOENIX DIVISION, AFTER HE GAINED ENTRY TO THE NAVAJO ARMY DEPOT IN FLAGSTAFF DRESSED IN THE COMPLETE UNIFORM OF A U,S, ARMY COLONEL, THIS INSTALLATION IS AN ACTIVE AMMUNITION STORAGE FACILITY, .

IN VIEW OF THE ABOVE INFORMATION, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT A FULL DS/T INVESTIGATION BE AUTHORIZED ON THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS FOR A PERIOD OF 18 • DAYS,

AN LHM WILL BE FORTHCOMING FROM THE PHOENIX DIVISION, b7C

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~ IZONA PATRIOTSi DOMESTIC SECURITY/TERRORISM; oo: PHOENIX 5<11 ,J .

RE NEWARK TELETYPE TO FBIHQ, NOVEMBER 29, 1984•

REFERENCED COMMUNICATION OUTLINED DETAILS OF THE ARREST Of I I DATE OF BIRTH! ! FBI b7C

NUMBER .... ! ___ ....IBY THE DENVILLE, NEW JERSEY, POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR POSSESSION Of UNREGISTERED FIREARMS AND POSSESSION OF DRUGS ON NOVEMBER 22, 1984- RECOVERED AT THE TIME OF ~ I ___....

ARRESTS WERE TWO WINCHESTER MODEL 94 3• -30 RIFLES, FULLY LOADED AND COCKED, A REMINGTON -22 CALIBER RIFLE AND A DAN WESSON

.357 REVOLVER, BOTH FULLY LOADED·

ALSO RECOVERED, WERE SEVERAL ARIZONA PATRIOT NEWSPAPERS ,

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THREE COPIES OF THE ~JUSTICE TIMES" PRINTED IN CLINTON, ARIZONA,

~AND ONE "NEW JERSEY STAR" LEDGER ARTICLE DATED NOVEMBER 5, 1984,

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18 CAPTIONED· "INCREASINGLY MILITANT FOES MAKE IRA AGENTS EDGEY 0 "

NEWARK NOTED IN REFERENCED COMMUNICATI-ON THAT BOTH THE

16 DENVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND THE -MORRIS COUNTY PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE EXPRESSED CONCERN REGARDING THIS ARREST, INASMUCH AS

SENATOR BILL BRADLEY CURRENTLY RESIDES IN DENVILLE, NEW . JERSEY.

NEWARK - ALSO POINTED OUT THAT . SENATOR BRADLEY HAS RECENTLY BEEN

12 VERY ACTIVE IN PROPOSED . NEW TAX LEGISLATION-

UPON INTERVIEW, ~I---~'ADVISED NEWARK AGENTS THAT HE

10 KNEW ABOUT THt - GROUP, BUT WAS NOT AN ACTIVE MEMBER OF THE

b7C ARIZONA PATRIOTS- HOWEVER, HE ADVISED THAT HE HAD MET,

a - TY HARDEN . ON TWO OCCASIONS, -AND BOTH HAD DISCUSSED THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS- HE . ALSO ADVISED THAT HE

6 BELIEVED THAT CURRENT FEDERAL TAX .SYSTEM IS UNCONSTITUTIONALAND HE WOULD DO WHATEVER POSSIBLE NOT TO PAY TAXES.

4 _ BASED . UPON THE ABOVE, NEWARK .SHOULD ENSURE THAT ALL POSSIBLE LEADS EMINATING PROM ! - ~!ARREST INCLUDING

2 CURRENT RESIDENCE, OCCUPATION, ASSOCIATES AND ALL PERSONALPROPERTY {ADDRESS AND TELEPHONE BOOKS} IN HIS POSSESSION AT TIME DO NOT TYffi MIESS ~G ~ BELOW mas LINE

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OF ARREST ARE HANDLED EXPEDITIOUSLY AND THOROUGHLY•

20_ PHOENIX IS INSTRUCTED TO CONDUCT DETAILED BACKGROUND b7C

18 INVESTIGATION OF.__!____,!WHILE HE RESIDED IN ARIZONA AND

DETERMINE RELATIONSHIP, IF ANY~ HE HAS WITH ARIZONA PATRIOTS.

16 ALSO, CONTACT EXISTING SOURCES AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES FOR ANY ~NOWLEDGE CONDERNING l ____ !AND HIS ACTIVITIES, AND PROVIDE

14 POSITIVE INFORMATION TO FBIHQ AND NEWARK-

12_

ARMED AND DANGEROUS ADMINISTRATIVE DUE TO PREVIOUS INFORMATION PROVIDED BY PHOENIX REGARDING

10 _STOCKPILING Of WEAPONS, AMMUNITION, EXPLOSIVES AND THREATS AGAINST LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS MADE.BY THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS, -

a ALL FUTURE COMMUNICATIONS IN THIS MATTER SHOULD CONTAIN

WARNING BLOCK "ARMED AND DANGEROUS."

DO NOT TYN MIESSAGE ~LOW THIS LINE

NOTE:

THIS COMMUNICATION INSTRUCTS THE NEWARK AND PHOENIX OFFICES TO CONDUCT THOROUGH AND EXPEDITIOUS INVESTIGATION REGARDING THE ARREST OF ...___ _____, AN ARIZONA PATRIOT MEMB ...,.ER.......,O...,R..__ __, ASSOCIATE ON NOVEMBER 22, 1984, IN . DENVILLE, NEW JERSEY - I ---WAS CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF UNREGISTERED FIREARMS {FULLY LOADED RIFLES AND HANDGUN} AND POSSESSION OF DRUGS,

BOTH THE DENVILLE, NEW JERSEY, POLICE DEPARTMENT AND THE MORRIS COUNTY PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE EXPRESSED CONCERN AB~UT

THIS ARREST INASMUC H AS ARIZ ONA PATRIOT AND TAX PROTEST LITERATURE WAS DISCOVERED IN~ ~VEHICLE COINCIDING WITH THE DOMICILE Of SENATOR BILL B ADLE Y I ND NVILLE AS WELL AS HIS RECENT MEDIA APPEARANCES REGARDING PROPOSED TAX LEGISLATION.

THIS MATTER HAS BEEN COORDINATED WITH THE CONGRESSIONAL AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE, WHO WILL ADVISE SENATOR BRADLEY'S OFFICE Of THIS INFORMATION, STRESSING THAT NO PARTICULARS EXIST REGARDING A SPECIFIC THREAT TO SENATOR BRADLEY,

THIS INFORMATION HAS BEEN ALSO DISSEMINATED TO THE u.s. SECRET SERVICE HEADQUARTERS AS WELL AS ADDITIONAL BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS, CURRENTLY THE SUBJECT OF A FULL DOMESTIC SECURITY/TERRORISM INVESTIGATION,

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FULL DOMESTIC SECURITY/TERRORISM (DS/T) INVESTIGATION

ll)THORIZED OCTOBER 30, t984.

FOR INFORMATION OF RECEIVING OFFICES, MEMBERS

~TRIOTS (AP) CALLING THEMSELVES "COMMITTE~ OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA, ~SEMBLED," LEGALLY FILED IN THE STATE dF ARIZONA A "PREAMBLE, /flTICLES Of ALTERATION AND REFORM," ·r v.v N~ --"l,!JY ~ , ~- ;/

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EXECUTIVE, JUDICIAL AND LEGISLATIVE BRANCHES OF' GOVERITT>1tttft' wERlf

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED \ nHEREIN IS

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GIVEN 30 DAYS TO RESIGN FROM OFFICE OR FACE INDICTMENT OF 18

~ECIF'IC CHA~GES/ THE "CAVEAT" OF THE PREAMBLE STATES, "ANY INTERFERENCE OR ATTEMPT TO INTERFERE WITH THE FUNCTIONS AND tCTIVITIES OF THIS COMMITTEE OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA OR ITS ~LEGATES BY ANY PERSON, OR BY AN A3~5 94 · -&3,:6 9! &9;34,.3,5, ~ALL RESULT IN A DEATH PENALTY BEING IMPOSED UPON CONVICTION BY A LAWFULLY IMPANELLED JURY.".

INVESTIGATION HAS ALSO DETERMINED AP MEMBERS IN THE ffiESCOTT, ARIZONA AREA ARE CURRENTLY PURCHASING 500 POUNDS OF EXPLOSIVES PER WEEK FOR STORAGE IN A MINE SHAFT NEAR PRESCOTT

~TH ARMS AND AMMUNIT10N. TY HARDIN, AP LEADER IN PRESCOTT,

~GENTLY DISPLAYED A MAP OF PRESCOTT AND INDICATED POINTS AT

~ICH THE ROADS, BRIDGES AND POwERLINES WERE TO BE BLOWN WITH EXPLOSIVES. HE ALSO INDICATED THE PRESCOTT POLICE DEPARTMENT

~ULD BE BLOWN DURING A SHIFT CHANGE AND ALL SURVIVING OFFICERS

~RE TO BE KILLED THROUGH THE USE OF AUTOMATIC WEAPONS. HARDIN

~S ALSO BEEN OBSERVED CONDUCTING MILITARY TYPE MANEUVERS IN FOREST AREAS NEAR PRESCOTT.

INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION FROM ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC

~FETY (DPS) REVEALS MEMBERS OF AP HAD DISCUSSED rwo METHODS OF

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~LLING ARIZONA DPS OFFICERS - l> LOAD SEVERAL ARMED MEN INTO A

~N AND DRIVE IO A DPS SOBRIETY CHECK POINT. WHEN THE VAN IS &OPPED, THE ARMED MEN WILL EXIT THE VAN AND KILL THE DPS

~FICERS. 2> STAGE A FAKE ACCIDENT OR MOTORIST IN DISTRESS.

~EN DPS OFFICER STOPS TO ASSIST THE DRIVER, ARMED MEN WILL STEP

WT OF THE BUSHES AND KILL THE DPS OFFICER. DPS FURTHER REPORTS

IBERE ARE ACTIVE CELLS OF AP IN THE CITIES OF PHOENIX, TUCSON, ffiESCOTT, COTTONWOOD, CAMP VERDE, FLAGSTAFF, AND ASHFORK AND WiNY SMALLER COMMUNITIES IN ARIZONA.

AP LEA~~R IN FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA, ~s INFORMED DPS OFFICERS IN THE PASZ, "IF You ATTEMPT TO ARREST b7C

rvE, r HOPE You ARE ABLE ro iiJALK AWAY ALIVE."

fURCHASED A COMPLETE UNIFORM OF U• S. ARMY COLONEL AND HAS GAINED

~TRY TO THE NAVAJO ARMY DEPOT, FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA, WHICH IS AN ACTIVE AMMUNITION STORAGE FACILITX• PHOENIX IS PURSUING THIS

~10.TTER ·UNDER IMPERSONATION. TITLE <PX 47-3069) -I.... _____ lwAs

lliTERVIEWED BY FBI CONCERNING IMPERSONATION MATTER AND AT THAT TIME STATED HE WAS IN LEADERSHIP CAPACITY OF AP IN FLAGSTAFF AREA.

ffi ALSO ADMITTED CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS AND THAT HE IS NEARLY ~WAYS ARMED. HE CLAIMED MEMBERSHIP OF AP NOW APPROXIMATELY

4,000 INDIVIDUALS AND IS COMPOSED OF SOVEREIGN CITIZENS FROM ALL ~LKS OF LIFE IN NEARLY EVERY CITY AND TOwN IN ARIZONA.

IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT TO . DATE THERE HAVE BEEN NO KNOWN ACTS VIOLENCE COMMITTED BY THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS IN THE STATE OF PRIZONp,_.

PHOENIX INDICES ARE NEGATIVE RE ~ I ______.,.....-_,.--6L

NEWARK IS REQUESTED TO VERIFY !~---~!REASONS FOR BEING IN llEW JERSEY.

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JACKSON (RODTINE)

LOS ANGELES (ROUTINE)

NEW YORK (ROUTINE)

PHOENIX C100A-8715) (ROUTINE)'

.R ICHMOND (ROUTINE)

SALT LAKE CITY (ROUTINE)

SMJ FRA~CISCO (ROUTINE)

PAGE TWO · NK 100A-57433 UNCLAS FOR INFORMATION OF RE~EiVING . OFFICES -NOT PREVIOUSLY ADVISED,• I MEMBERS OF THE. ARIZONA PATRIOTS (AP) · 'CALLING THEMSELVES "COMMITTEE OF THE STATE OF ARIZO NA ,.·ASSEMBLED, "LEGALLY FILED · IN THE STATE OF ' ·• AR I ZONA A "PR_EAMBLE; ARTICLES OF ALTERATION AND REFORM," •~ INDICTMENT AND ASSEVERATION,' ' FO,R A NEW ARIZONA' cpNsTI'"tUTION IN WHICH M];:MBERS OF ARIZONA'S EXECUTIVE, JUDICIAL ANti L~~ISLATIVE BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT WERE GIVEN THIRTY DAYS TO RESIGN FROM OFFIC~ OR. FACE INDICTMENT OF· ..

18 SP~CIFIC CHARGES.· THE "CAVEAT" OF l~!E PREAMBLE STATES~ "MJY INTERFERE~CE OR ATTEMPT TO ·INT.P?FERE WITH THE FUNCTIONS AND ACTIVITIES OF THIS COMMITTEE OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA.OR ITS DELEGATES BY ANY PERSON, OR BY ANY AGENT OR AGENCY . OF GOVER~M~NT, SHALL RESULT IN A . . DEATH PENALTY BEING IMPOSED UPON CONVICTION BY A LAWFULLY fMPANELLED JURY."

INVESTIGATION HAS ALSO DETERMINED AP M~MBERS IN THE PRESCOTT, ARIZONA AREA ARE CURRENTLY PURCHASING 500 POUND~ OF EiPLOSIVES PER WEEK FO.R STORAGE IN A MINE SHAF.T NEAR' PRESCOTT lHTH . - ARMS AND . AMMUNITION~ TY Hfl.RDIN, AP LEADER IN PRESCOTT,- RECENTLY DISPLAYED A . MAP OF' PRESCOTT AND IND,IC~TED POINTS AT WHICH THE ROADS, BRIDGES AND P0 1•1JERLINES WERE TO BE BLOWN WITH EXPLOSIVES. HE ALSO INDICATED THE.

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PRESCOTT POLICE DEP.ARTMENT \\iOULD BE BLdWN DURING ·A SHIFT• CHANGE . AND ALL SURVIVING· OFFICERS WERE TO; BE ·· KitLED THROUGH THE USE OF AUTOMAT°IC ,. .

WEAPONS~ HARDIN HAS ALSO BtEN OBSERVED CONDUCTING MILITARY : TYPE I ,

MANEUVERS IN FOREST AREAS NEAR PRtsc~ri.- ., • • I

INTELLIGEN.CE INFORMATION FR.OM - ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF: PUBLIC ·SAF-ETY

COPS) REVEALS MEMBERS OF .AP .HAD DISCUSSED.· TWO t1ETHODS OF KILLING . .

ARIZONA DPS OFFICERS -~. D :LOAD ·sEVERliL ~R -MED MEN' INTO A VAN. AND DRIVE .

TO A DPS SOBRIETY CHEC.K POINT. wHEN ; THE VAN IS STOPPED, THE ARMED · · . .

MEN WILL'EXIT THE v~i~No · KIL~ THE D~S OFfICES~ 2). STAG[ .A FAKE .

ACCIDENT OR MOTORIST IN DISTRESS. W!-!EN DPS OFFICER srqps TO AS~IST

THE DRI ~ER~ -- ARMED .MEN WILL 0 STEP OUT dF THE BUSHES AND l<ILL THE DPS OFFICER~ DPS FURTHER RiPoRis THER~ . ARE·ACTIVE CELLS OF AP IN · THE . .

CITIES OF PHOENIX, TU~SON, . PRESCOTT, CO_TTONWOOD; 'CAMP VERDE, FLAGSTAFF', .. .

AND ASHFORK AND MANY SMALLER COMMUNITIES· rN ARIZONA. _ . .

'------------8l AP LEADE~ - IN ~LAG STAFF, ARIZONA' HAS

INFORMED DPS OFFICERS IN ' THE PAST,· "IF .YOU ATTEMPT TO ARREST ME, I .

HOPE YOU ARE ABLE TO WALK Al~AY ALIVE." ·1 !H.~S PU.R9HASED A b7C

COMPLETE UNIFORM OF u~s. ARMY COLONE~ -~ND -H~S GAINEti ENTRY TO JHE' .

NAVAJO ARMY D'EPOT, FLAGSTAFF, ARIZON~, ·w~ICH IS. AN ACTIVE AMM~NITION

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STORAGE FACILITY. PHOENIX IS PURSUING,THIS·MATT_ER UNDER IMPERSONATION

TITLE cPX 47..;,3~69>. I lv~As !N~~Rv~EWED B'! FBI coNcE~~iiNG

!MPERso'NATION MATTER AND A,T THAT TIME ·· STATED HE WAS IN LEADERSHIP

CAPACITY OF · A}, . IN ·FLAGSTAFF AREA:. HE AL-SO · .ADMITTED .CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS AND THAT HE IS NEARLY ALWAYS °.C':)1MED. HE CLAIMED MEMBERSHIP OF AP NOW APP_ROXH4ATEL y i ,000 1NDI VJ.DUALS P.NQ rs C.Q_t,'!POSED OF' . SOVEREIG'N . '

CITIZENS FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE IN NEA-RLY EVERY CITY AND .TOWN IN ARIZONA.

IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT.JO DATE THERE HAVt BEEN NO.KNOWN ACT£ OF VIO½ENCE _C0~1MITTED BY THE ARIZONA PATRICfrS IN THE STATE OF ARIZONA.

. ON NOVEMBER 22 ,' 1984, WHILE ON ROUTINE PATROL, A DENVI LL_E, MJ ·

POLICE OFFICER (PO.) OBSERVED A WHITE FORD VAN - BEARING COLORADO . .

Lr cENSE l I~

THE DR I VER oF· THE· v AN IDENrrn ED HIMSELF As ·I

RESIDENCE AT I I BROOMFIELD' ~ ~-0-LO-.--

UPON REQUEST ,I pisPLAYEp - J:II.S COLORADO DRIVER~·s LicEr)sE '

WHICH WAS DETERMINED TO BE SUSPENDED. HJ OHDER TO 'GET

THE REGISTR~TION FOB THE VE~IcLE,I IHAq -~o OPEN THE VAN·s

SLIDING DOOR AND RETRIEVE A BRIEFCASE. · WHILE RETRIEVING THE BRIEFCASE · .

THE PO OBSERVED A LOADED AND 'COC](ED 30-30 RIFLE: . TWO 'ADDITIONAL -.,.;~ ' ..

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.RIFLES AND A ~357 HANDGUN _WERE A~SO DISCOVERED. I I WAS PL.ACED

UNDER ARREST AND TR.t1NSPORTED TO POLICE ·HEADQUARTERS. THE VAN WAS ALSO TOWED~ · NCIC CHECK TO DETERMINE .WHETHER WEAPONS ·WERE STOLEN 1dAS

NEG:~T I VE~ . .

A SEARCH WARRANT WAS OBTAINED FOR THE VE}:!ICLE~ AMONG THE ITEMS

SEIZED l\1ERE TWO J<NI VEs , .A SMALL AMOUNT OF' MARIJUANA, AND MARIJUANA

P.IPE: · OF BUREAU INTEREST WERE SEVERAL COPIES 0! lHE ."ARIZONA _ PATRIOT"

NEWSPAPER, THR~E COPIEs.·oF THE "JUSTICE TIMES" NEWSPAPER, AND.dNE . '

COPY OF THE NEWARK "STAF? ,LEDGER" NEWSPAPER 'ARTICLE, DATED NOV~MBER 5, 1984, CAPTIONED "INCREASINGLY MILITANT FOES MAKf IRS AGENTS EDGY-'.'

AMONG THE ITEMS FouNo oNI !1~s· AN ·AD~REs~ AND .rwo COLORADO

MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATIONS WHICH REF'LECT THE FOLLOWING: 1/ALIDATION

No. I I LICENSE No: I I VIN No~ I IYEAR: 1977, I

MAKE: HD, PURCHASE DATE:· AUGUST .3, _1977, TITLE NO. I,_____.

REGISTRANT: BROOMFIELD., COLO. -----------------

VALID A1' ION No ..... l ___ ....lLICENsE NO ..... I _~_) YIN NO : 1 ...._____.

YEAR: 1974, MAKE: FORD, · PURCHAS.E DATE: JANUARY. 10, 1983, TITLE NO. ,_____,j.REGISTR~MT: G'ENERAL SERVICES, 700 DAPHNE, BRO.OMFIELD COUNTY.

A OMV CHECK FOR COLORADb LICENSE! !REFLECTED THE FOLLOWING:

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NAME: ,~DDRESS : •·1..1____________.I, BOULDER, coLo.; VIN:!::======:::::,-co"T 1 L_o_~_,; MAKE°-: .. HMD; :YE AR: · 19 82; VIT~L..------1

~CIC CHECK NEGATIVE. · · ' •

or1v CHECK _ :FoR · coL~RAJ?.O .~I cENsE._l____.lLrsr~o AS No RECORD.

C.HECK ·NEG'AT I VE~ i ,,

l\lCIC

A D°ENVILLE, N,JPD. CH~c ~ or" ·L.. l _,lw ITH· TH~ BROOMFI.ELD ·co~q·. ~o DISCLOSED A CR .I'M! NAL t~ARRANT F-OR I I IFOR . t{I ! ANP RUN.' DUR I NG THE CHECK, IT WAS DETERMINED COLci~ADO WOULD NOt-EXT~ADITE HIM.

RE HIS ARREST nf ·NJ ,I !...WA5:. -ARRAIGNED ON . UNLAWFUL 1i.EAPONS CHARGES BEFORE A MUNICIPAL juoGE AND BAIL WAS 5ET AT $10,000.00.

NEWARK AND THE LOCALS AR~ - INTERESTED ·rNI l·sEcAusE oF Hrs

POSSESSION 0~ THE WEAPONS, HIS-POSSIBLE ASSOCIATION TO THE AP, AND

· THE." F'ACT u:s. SENATOR WM. BRADLEY. RESIDES IH DENVILLE, NJ.· IT IS

NOTED SENATOR BRAPLEY HAS RECENTLY BEEN .- VERY ACTIVE IN PROPOSED NEW TAX . LEGISLATION.

ON NOVEMBER 2.7, 1984 ,I....____.I WAS · INTERVIEWED &Y BUAG ENTS. HE ADVISED HE KNEt1J ABOUT THE ,C:\P, BUT WAS NOT AN ACTIVE MEMBER .- HE ALSO ADVISED HE HAD MET TY HARDEN ON TWO o·ccASI ·ol~S AND HAD DISCUSSED ,THE

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TO DIRECTOR <ROUTINE)

BUTTE (ROUTINE) . '

CLEVELAND (ROUTINE)

DENVER (ROUTINE)

· JACKSON (ROUTINE)

LOS ANGELES (ROUTINE)

NEW YORK (ROUTINE) ·

PHOENIX Cl00A~8715)CROUTINE) .

RICHMOND (ROUTINE)

SALT LAKE CITY (ROUTINE)

SAN FRANCISCO (ROUTINE)

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tINAL SECTION OF TWO

ARIZONA PATRIOTS; OS-TERRORISM; 00: PHOlNii

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UNCLAS

PHILO.SOPHY OF' THE AP. .HE NOTED HE 8-ELI EVED THE CURRENT FEDERAL TAX · SYSTEM . IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL AND WOULD DO WHATEVER POSSIBLE NOT TO PAY . .

TAXES~ ~E ALSO DENIED ANY ~NOWLEDiE OF SENATOR ~RADLEY.

REGARDING HIS EMPLOYMENT,!

Bi!WEEN APR~L ~ND

"MAY, 1984, HE qAME TO NEW JERSEY 70 ~OMPLETE A SOLA~ ENERGY DEVIGE HE HAD DEVELOPED. HE ADVISED HE WAS - t1,~ 0RKING : AT THE MACHINE SH OP OF! I·.

MOUNTAIN . LA~ES~ NJ. HE ALSQ C~Mi TO NEW JERSEY TO SEE ~IS

GIRL FRIEND ,I 1 WHO. .R~SIDES IN BO .ONION, NJ. NEWAR1{ .IS

PRESENT~Y-IN THE PRO'CESS- OF INTERVIE\IJING THESE INDIVIDUALS. DURING b7C

THE Il\JTERVIE W, I ISTATED HE STOPPED AT THE PARK I N DENVILLE' NJ

TO MERELY WATCH THE DUCKS I N THE POND. , !{~ ALSO ADVIS~D HE 1).f~S UNAWARE THAT IT WAS A VIOLATION IN THE .STATE OF }JEW JERSEY TO POSSESS

UNREGISTERED F'IREARMS

CHECK OF NEWARK AND PHOENIX ·INDICES 'ARE NEGATIVE RE._l_____ --4I ·

IB ED · AS FOL LO ws ·:

WEIG}iT - 140.- 150 POUNDS; EYES - HAZEL;· HA IR - BROWN;.___-...f-B I ,_~10-t~------......----1

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1\7, lRESID ENCE IN ~EW ~ERSEY -IL-. --.-.--.__.i DENVILLE' , NJ. RESIDENCE IN COLORADO ~L--------~l,BROOMFIELD, COLOR~DO; MARITAL STATUS - DIVORCED~CX) b7C

AS PREVIOUSLY STATED fl !ADDRESS BOOK " WAS LDCAT~D AND THE FOLLOWING NAMES AND(OR TEL~PHONE ~lUM3'ERS WERE FOUND Tl:ffREH.i~

RECEIVING OfFICES ARE REQUESTED TO ID~NTIFY THE SUBSCRIBERS, AND CONDUCT A CRIMINAL ' AND I Nb ICES· CHECK. · THEREAFTER THE SUBSCRIBERS SHOULD BE INTERVIEWED R~ l ,ANY CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES AND HIS POSSIBLE ASSOCIATION WITH THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS.

INASMUCH AS .... I _____,I AND /OR THE SUBSCRIBERS MAY BE A MEMEBER OF THE AR !ZONA PATRIOTS, RECEIVING OF'FI CEs·.· sHOULD UTIL.IZE CAUTION WHEN c,oNDUCT ING SAID IN~ERVIEWS. ·ALL OFFICES ARE REQUESTED TO SUBMIT COPIES OF RESU~TS TO NEWAR}( BY INVESTIGATIVE· INSERT AND/OR FD-302S.

ORIGINAL OF SAME SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO PHOENIX.

BUTTE DIVISION: U~ON RECEIPT OF RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION FROM NEWARK; CHECK 1SIS DATA BASE TO DETERMINE WHAT~ IF ANY ASSOCIATION EXIST BE;TWEEN CONTACTS OF! ~ND CONT~CTS OF THE ARYAN NATION.

CLEVELAND' DIVISION:- I I (216)1

DENVER DIVISION AREA CODE 303: I

B9ULDER' COLO~ · ,1 I, HRSH! ==::;-i::,========:::r=:::i::::::====,1

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_ ____.I, BROO MF'IE~D , '------,,------ --------------' I I· NO~T_HING • .,___________________, I l; '---W-IL_L_C_~_ND-U....C_T_A _ N-IN_D.,...I_C_E_S_ . -CH_E_,.C-K_R.....,E '. G];:NERAL SERVIpES, 700 . DAPHNE, _BROOMFIELD; -AND DETE?MINE A~SOC IATI?N ~; WITJ--f .... I ___,...I · DENVER SHOULD ~OTf AS MENTIO~ED IN AIRTEL, LICENSE .PLATES REGISTERED TO-BENERAL SERVICES WERE 6ISPLAYED )VAN. . . . AT BROOMFIELD, COLO.f?AQO: . WILL DETERMINE INDI V~D,UALS RESIDING b7C .tlT I 1· coNouc-r cRI MIN Ai. AND INoicEs· cHEcKs AND THEREAFTER CONDUCT INTERVIEW AS PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED.

JACKSON DI.VISION: ... I _____.I (601) I ___ _.I LUCEDALE, MISS

LOS ANGEL-ES Dr VISION= EL. CHAJ0~1.,1 r(714 >... I _____.

MINNEAPOLIS DIVISION: ._I_....,....--_-_-_-_-:_I_c6....,05~1 I .

NEW YORK DIVISION: SAC (212) I I .

PHOENIX AREA CODE G02: FOUR B'S CAFE 374-57\36,;! !

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RICHMOND AT BUENA VIST~, VIRGINIA: ... I _________ IL.-1 _ _.I .

SALT: LAKE CITY DIVISION: _____ .....I (8 0 o ..... 1 ______.

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323-03.13

MONARCH TO~LS 575~1244,·663-35~3.

UPON COMPLET~qN OF INVESTIGATION BY ALL F';IELD OFFICES, MEWARK

· WILL rORWARD SUMMARY OF SAME TO BUTTE: FOR ISIS CHECK. ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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RE: NEWARK TELCALS TO THE BUREAU AND BUTTE, 1984. FOR THE INFORMATION OF' REC~~V ING OFFICES, ON NOV£ MBER 22, 1S84

DO B I I POB I . I / tJ . lorW g ''l 0z WAS ARRESTED BY THE DENVILLE, NEW JERSEY POLICE DE?A-RI ™ 't_({R• .....,..._.

POSSESSION OF UNREGISTERED FIREARMS AND POSSESSION OF DRUGS 12 JAN 2 1985 . · .. <MARIJUANA>~ ARREST WAS MADE IN MURIEL HEPNER PARK, D~~~ -~L!;-j_,,_NE-W"'.,.., b 7 C

JERSEY, WHILE SUBJECT WAS PARKE~ IN HIS 1977 FORD VAN, COLORADO

LICtNSE PLAT~ I RECOVERED AT TIME OF ARREST WERE THE ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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FOLLOWING . ~JEAPONS: Cl-) WINCHESTER, MODEL 94, 30-30 RIFLE SE-RIAL ..

NUMBER 4558601. (2) WINCHESTER, · MODEL 94, 30-30 RIFLE, SERIAL

NUMBER 444 0 l 28. (3) DAN W~SSON . REVOLVER 35 7 , SERIAL NU MB ER 95343. C4) REMINGTON RIFLE, MODEL 511, · 22 CALIBER, SERIAL.

NUMBER V7G. NCIC CHEC}{ BY DENVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR POSSIBLE STOLEN WEAPONS PRODUCED .NEGATIVE RESULTS. IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT WEAPONS WERE FULLY LOADED AND BOTH 30-30 RIFLES COCKED • . INCIDENTAL TO ARRES1 AND RECOVERY OF WEAPONS A SEARCH WARRANT FOR THE VAN WAS OBTAINED AND THE FOLLOtvI NG ITEMS Lo CA TED: MAR I JUANA AND MARIJUANA PIPE, FOUR BOXES OF 357 CALIB ER ROUNDS, FOUR BOXES OF 30 -30. CALIBER ROUNDS ALONG WITH OTHER ASSORTED AMMUNITION AND Tl\10 KNIVES.

ALSO RE COVERED, A ND OF BUREAU INTEREST, · WE 'RE SEVERAL AR I ZONA

PATRIOT NEWSPAPERS, THREE COPIES OF THE JUSTICE TIMES PRINTED IN CLINTON, ARIZONA AND ONE NE~{ JERSEY STAR-LEDGER ARTICLE DATED NOVEMBER 5, 1984, CAPTIONED, "INCREASINGLY MILITANT VOES MAKE IRS AGENTS EDGY' .•

THE BUREAU AND RECEIVING OFFICES SHOULD BE ADVISED THAT BOTH THE DENVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND MORRIS COUNTY PROSECUTOR•S

PAGE THREE, 100A-57428, UNCLAS dOFFICE WERE CONCERNED ABOUT THE ABOVE LITERATURE AND WEAPONS~FOUND INASMUCH AS SENATOR BILL BRADLEY CURRENTLY RESIDES IN DENVILLE, NEW JERSEY. IT SHOULD ALSO BE NOTED THAT SENATOR BRADLEY HAS RECENTLY BEEN VERY ACTIVE IN THE NEW FLAT TAX LEGISLATION.

! THE NEWARK OFF'! CE A ND THE DENV ILL'E POLI CE DEPARTMENT TO DA TE HAVE · NOT DEVELOPED ANY INFORMATION TO :sus·srANTIATE THE ABOVE._INFORMATION. ON NOVEMBER 2 7, 1984, AGENTS- FROM THE NEWARK OFFICE INTERVIEWED ____ !AND HE ADVISED AS FOLLOWS: · HE · STATED THAT SOMETIME DURING APRIL OR MAY, 1984, HE CAME TO NEW JERSEY TO COMPLETE A .SOLAR ENERGY DEVICE HE HAD DEVELOPED. ' HE STATED THAT HE WAS

WORKING ON THIS DEVICE AT THE MACHINE SHOP OF

ADDRESS UNKNOWN, (N MOUNTAIN LAKES, · NEW JERSEY, BUSI NESS TELEPHONE . . 455-0440. HE ALSO CAME TO NEW JERSEY TO VISIT HIS GIRL FRIEND,

CURRENTLY RESIDES IN BOONTON, NEW JERSEY. WHEN ASKED ABOUT THE WEAPONS · IN HIS POSSESSION, HE ADV!'SED THAT HE WAS UNAWARE THAT. IT WAS A VIOLATION OF NEW JERSEY STATE LAW TO POSSESS UNREGISTERED FIREARMS. HE STATED THAT AT THE TIME OF HIS ARREST, HE WAS ·MERELY PARKED IN A ·PARK IN DENVILLE, NEW JERSEY, WATCHING DUCKS IN THE POND. AT THIS POINT DURING THE

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!PULLED our A copy or THE coNsrrrurroN ·of THE UNITED STATES AND ADVISED THAT HE BELIEVED THAT HE 'HAD ~HE RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS AS PRESCRIBED BY THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. IT WAS ALSO AT THIS POINT Tf<AT HE ADVISED THAT A GROUP .OF'" PATRIOTS'' IN ARIZONA BELIEVED AS HE DID.

WHEN ASl(ED ABOUT THE" ARIZONA PATRIOTS", HE ADVISED THAT HE KNE\J ABOUT THE GROUP BUT WAS NOT AN ACTIVE MEMBER. - HE · DID STATE THAT HE BELIEVED IN THEIR PHILO~PHY THAT THE CURRENT GOVERNMENT WAS NOT FOLLOWING THE CONSTITUTION AS WRITTEN. HE ALSO ADVISED THAT HE BELIEVED THAT THE CURRENT FEDERAL TAX SYSTEM ~AS UNCONSTITUTIONAL AND HE WOULD DO WHATEVER POSSIBLE NOT TO PAY TAXES.

H~ STATED HE MET TH~ LEADER OF THE ARIZONA PATRIOT, TY HARDEN, ON TWO OCCASIONS AND THEY BOTH DISCUSSED THE PHILOSPHY OF THE " ~p AT R IO TS' •

WHEN ASKED WHETHER HE KNEW SENATOR BILL BRADLEY, HE ADVISED HE HAD NEVER HEARD OF HIM. INTERVIEW WAS TERMINATED AT THIS . POINT •

. NEWARK ro DATE HAS POSITIVELY IDENTirIEof JrttROUGH THE ID"ENTIFICATION DIVISION IN FBI HEADQUARTERS.

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· USSS, EAST ORANGE., NE\v JERSEY, ADVISED OF' THE ·ABOVE I·NFOR MAT ION.

DENVILLE POLICE DEPARTMiNT HAS ALSO GIVEN. NEWAR~ ·COPIES OF "ALL PERSONAL PROPERTY (IE, ~~DRESS AN~ PHONE BOOKID

POSSESSION AT TIME OF ARREST. DENVllLE POLICE DEPARTMENT ALSO A~VISED~I____jwouLD NOT BE RELEASED FRO~ JAIL EARLIER.THAN FR IDA Y, NOVEMBER 30, 19 84.

THE BUREAU IS REQUESTED TO CHECK INDICES CONCERNING SUBJECT AND THE AR I ZONA PA TRI ors GROUP AND REPORT RES UL TS IO INTERESTED OFF"! CES.

BUTTE IS REQUESTEb TO CH£CK INDICES AND CONDUCT LOGICAL INVEST IGATIOl>J .ro DETERMINE

BE INVOLVED WITH THE ARYAN NATIONS CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST.

PHOENIX SAME A~ LEAD FOR BUT!E. ALSO SUPPLY NEWARK APPROPRIATE DOCUMENTATION CONCERNING · THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS PHILOSPHY AND ACCES SMENT AS TO THEIR VI OLE NT NATURE.

NEWARK WILL FORWARD APPROPRIATE 302S UNDER SEPARATE COVER TO INTERESTED OFFICES. NEWARK ALSO CONTINUING INVESTIGATION TO VERIFY INFORMAfION SUPPLIED BY SUBJECT DURING INTERVIEW.

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Enclosed for the Bureau and Newark are two (2) copies each of an investigative insert reflecting the results of appropriate telephone directory checks at ~Y with regard to telephone number 212-838-1700.

Enc16~ed for the Ph6enix nffice· arP the original an~ on~ (1) copy of the above-described insert.

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A review of ~YO indices and th~ records of the raentification S e c tion o f th e tJYCPD r e yjaled no info!'mation i d e ntifiable with! _ aka I I horn

Unless advised to the contrary by the Rurean or the nn, NY is not contemplating either contacting or intPrviewin~ officials at tbe ~OUTH AFRICA CO~SUL~T~ GE~ER~L.

The NYO is of the opinion that shoulc these foreign officials be contacted with regara to this ma tt e r , LJ c ouJ q overreaction and/or unnecessary alarm. / 0 0.,,

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FULL DOMESTIC SECURITY - TERRORISM (DS-T) INVESTIGATI0'.1!

AUTHORIZED ON OCTOBER 30, 1984.

M~:rlBERS OF' THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS HAVE BEEN STOCKPILING WEAPONS, Af'JMUNITION A~io EXPLOSIVES, AND HAVE MADE THR~ATS P.GAii\JST LAWE [~FOR C'"itVENT OFFICIALS. HOWEVER, TO DATE, THg~E HAVE 3EP·l rw K! 11 0Wt,! ACTS OF VIOLENCE OOMMITT!!:D BY THEIR MEMBE~S 1'1 TH E S TATE OF j/JJ~ 1 ((){} ,lffJr!/~d; eJ-) ARIZCf'IA. /.' - =-=-- ~

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v ' THE FOLLOWING INTELLIGENCE IN?'ORMATIO~! WAS RZCEIVED FROM AR I ZONA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY CDPS) CONCERNING RECE: MT

ACTIVITIES OF" ARIZONA PATRIOT MEM9 ERS:

1) A DPS COtffID.ENTIAL SOURCE RECE:i\JTLY RECORDEQ OBSERVING

l\!U~1lROUS 30MBS MANUF'ACTURED 9Y ARIZONA PATRIOT CAP) ME"-13ERS NEAR PR ESCO TT, ARIZONA.

2) TY HARDIN, AP LEADER, ADM! TTED THE AP HAD THEIR OWM MILITIA STATE-1.~IDE, AND THE MJUNTAINOUS TERRAH1 NEAR PRE:SCOTT HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS THEIR TRAINING GROUNDS.

3) TY HARDIN WAS RECENTLY CITED BY THE ARIZONA 8U!iEAU OF :til~!ES F'OR IMPROPER STORAGE OF DYNAl".ITE AND ·JNACCURATS: RECORDS

CO NC~R !11I ~,n T:--12 PURCHASE OF' D.YNAMI TE.

4) TY HARDIN RECENTLY APFLIED FOR A. LARGE: LOAN AT A 3A~1K I~) PRESCOTT, BUT \i!AS TURNEJ DOWN. HARDIM THEN 3ECAME ANGRY AND STATEu TO DANK OFFICIALS THEY WERE IN VIOLATION OF'-THEIR CHARTZR; HZ ALSO STATED AP HAD ACCESS TO UNLIMITED FUNDS IN THE GRMtD CAYMA!l-1 ISLA~!)S, AN) THEY MAY SOON PURCHASE THE 3A~lK IN PRESCOTT.

5) A PRIVATE: CITIZEN rt~PORTtD 1D DPS H:£ HAD BEEM HIKING IN THE SYCAMORE CANYO ~1 AREA AID HAD co ~)VERSED \vl TH A Gi:;ou? OF FIVE ARMED MD DANGZROUS.

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I'ii;:N WHO WERE FULLY DRESSED IN CAMOUFLAGED CLOTHES, Atm CARR'r'lr'G

i'.HLI TARY- TYPE WEAPO ~S, WJ-!I CH APPEARED SI MI°LAR TO M-1 6' S. TH~ ~-1:~N WEARING CA~OUFLAGE GEAR RELATED THEY WOULD 9E TRAINING IN THE CA NYO ~! FOR TWO ro THREE WEEKS, BUT WOULD ~!OT D rs cuss THE ORGANIZATION THEY BELO~.'GED TO. DPS REPORTS SYCAMORE. CANYOl\1 PROVIDES EASY ACCESS TO THE. BACK SIDE OF NAVAJO ARMY DEPOT~ AN ACTIVE AMMUNITION STORAGE FACILITY LOCATED NEAR FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA. b 2

· 1 1

WHOSE IDENTITY HAS BEEN FURNISHED TO THE BUREAU SEPARATELY,~;~ WHO ' IS IN A SENSITIVE AN[) HIGHLY PLACED POSIT~ON, AND WHO HAS PROVIDED RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE PAST, PROVIDED THE FOLLOWHIG INFORMATION OF' INTEREST:

1) DURING T}:IE \1JEEK OF APRIL 2 ·0, 1984, ... I _____ ....IOF' TH~ ARYAN NATIONS, HAYDE:,J LAKE, IDAHO, REQUEST~D $26,000 F((OM THE WAYS AID !"£ANS CXH'JMITTEE Or T~ COMMI TTEZ OF STATES ASSEMBLED •

WAS "DENIED.

2) THE CXJMMITTEE OF' STATES ASSE~'.3L!!D RECE:t!TLY AUTHORIZiZu EXPEmITURE OF" OVER , $ 13,0v..i0 TO SEm ELEVE~I PATRIOTS I~1TO MEXICO TO iJETZRffiINE THE VALIDITY OF' RU~iORS 00~-,,CE:RNI~!G TH~ ALLEGED Pi=1ESE;,1CE. Or I\DRTH KOREAN SOLuIERS REPORTED TO BE RZSIDB!G IN FIVE SE?ARA!E

ARMED AM) DANGEROUS.

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CA MPS IN NORTHERN MEXICO. THE NORTH XOR~A.t,1S t1RE ALLEGEDLY TR.4INING

D,ISSIDENT fl!EXICAN CITIZENS I~! GUERRILLA WARFARE. THE PATRIOTS ARE TO IBTAIN PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE IF THE RUMORS ARE .'.3U2,STA!'HIATED.

3) THE ARYAN i\JATIONS HILD A NATIONAL COt-!fil:'.:RENC°E IN IDAHO IM :IJID SUf.Jr,JJZFI, 1984. THERE WERE · REPPESENTATIVES P!iES2'.'H F.Ro~-~ ~1EARLY ALL RIGHT-WH:G ORGANIZATIONS ~.)ATI0~1)i/IDE 9 AND SOUR CK REMD~3ERS

OOL0:1JEL WILLIAf'i ?. GALE, .A RETIRED ARMY OFFICES II/HO R5:FORTEDLY '

SERVED WITH <;3ENERAL MAC ARTHUR IN THE PHI LI PPIN2S, M)D \iTHO IS l' 10W

A MINISTER HJ r1ARI PO$A, CALIFORNIA, WHO I.S BELIE\IEiJ TO BE A LiIADE:R

IM TH'.!: COM1-~I TTZE OF' STATES ASSE: ,~LW·. SOURC~ ALSO 03SERV~D I ______

FROM ARIZ~~Y\, wHo Is AFFILIATED WITH n1E ARizo~1A

PATRIOTS. ALSO ATTENDHlG THE OJ ~~F'ERn1 cE WAS I I, A

KU KLUX KLAN (KKK) REPRESENTATIVE FROM OHIO All'D MICHIGAN.

IALSO A ' KKK REPRZSENTATIVE ; ROM TEXAS. SpURCE OBSE~VED • b 7 c

CARE OF'

( PHONETIC) FR OM THE DAKO_TAS, Bu°T WHO .Mo'ti.r RESID:ZS

SA CRAMENTo, CALIF'O~NIA 95?41. I lwAS

A REPRESE~ITATIVE OF THE CO~!STITUTIONAL PARTY, AN AFF'ILIATZ OF' THE A1fJ;IRICA~; PARTY IM CALIFORNIA. ·· SOURCE ALSO OBS1P.VED CDLOMEL JACK

ll'iOHR, LI. S. ARMY RETIRE;), A~D AUTHOR OF'·" KMOW YOUR ENEt1IES," lll!-10

· ARMSD AND DAMGEROUS.

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REPRESENTED THE CHRISTIAN DEFENSE LEAGUE FR0~1 THE MISSOU?.I P,~)D

ARJ<A NSAS AREA.

RECENTLY JOINED F'ORCE S WITH THE · ARIZONA {)F THE MINUTZMEM ORGA~lIZATION

~RTH~R ADVISZD 2 ~5 ~1E r-'DER~

PATRio'TS ( AP) AND J--l/4VE

AGRE@ To ABIDE 8Y AP RULE:S AND TRAIN WI TH AP w:::rrBERS. sou~CE'

STATED AP ME1YBERSHIP IN ARIZ.ONA FAR EXCEEDS 4,000, MiD I.S GROWING

RAPIDLY STATEWIDE. souRCE FURTHER STATED THA Tl _____ ....t Ro M

:%!SCOTT, ARIZ'.OMA, AND EX-EDITOR OF THE AP ".!EWSPAPEl,_ HAS BEEN

IRA NSF'ERRED BY THE PATRIOTS TO KA/11SAS, WHERE HE IS TO TEACH

PRINCIPLES OF CON$TITUTIONAL LAW TO MEMBERS OF THE PATRIOT f10VEiV!E"lT IN THAT AR 2A • ..__ ____., ADVISED PER SO MNEL OF' THE INTERNAL HEVENUE SER \Jl C~ ARE

INTENS~LY DISLIKED BY PATRIOTS A~!D MAY 85.: JARGETS 0~ FUTURE ,/

VIOLEMT ACTS. SOURCE: STATED U.S. MARSHAL .__ ________ _ _,

OF TOPEKA, KANSAS, PHONE (913) I_____, IS ALSO INTENSELY DISLIKED BY PATRIOTS IN THAT ARE;A. =========!IS ACCUSED OF USIMG UNNECESSARY FORCE AND OF ILLEGAL USE OF StvAT TEAMS AGAHlST THE . . "SOVEREIGN CITIZENS," AND HE IS ACCUSED BY PATRIOTS OF 3EHlG . DIRECTLY RESPO~!SBLE FOR EVENTS LEADING TO THE VIOLE~ 1 T CQNF'R0~1 TATION

AR MED A ND DA NGERous.

CONCERNU~G GORDON W. KAHL, DECEASED, ON FEBRUARY 13, 1983, H 1 ..

MEDI MA, ~:ORTH DAKOTA, WHERE 1WO U.S. MARSHALS WERE KILLED AND TWO OR ·THREE OTHERS WOU~!OED. SOURCE STATED THAT IN HIS OPIMION, ,_______.JLIFE IS IN JEOPARDY.

ARIZONA DPS ADVISED THAT IN (8, , .... , _ __,l WROTE A L~TTER TO THE THEN ARIZONA. SECRETARY OF' STATE, WESLEY BOLIN, b 7C

ADVISING THAT I ___ ~J~OULD BE EST/lBLISHH!G A NEW POLITICAL PARTY KNOWN AS THE CAP! TALI ST PAR TY Of ARIZOMA. DPS ADVISED THE ONLY RECORD OF ..~RREST WAS ltll .. ~1A.YOR, ARIZONA, WHERZI ,\~AS ARRESTED FOR TRESPA5SI NG A MJ POSSESSIC N Of MAR IJUA N~. A PPRO XI MA TELY THREE YEARS AGO. AuDITIONAL DETAILS WILL BE PROVIDED l_iJHEt~ .t1VAIL.l\BLE.

PHOENIX IS IN POSSESSION O!< A MEMORANDUM CO~iCERMING A U.S. '

ATTORNEYS LAW ENFORCEMENT GROUP MEETIJ\'G, PIERRE, SOUTH DAXOTA, 3/4/Sf:, IM WHICH ! _____.I souTH DAKOTA STATE DEPARn1El\lT oF

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS, STATED, "A .RETIRED .COLONEL IN KANSAS, WILLIM1 POTTER GALE, HEADING UP A GROUP KNOW~! AS · THE,UMITED

CHRISTIAN LirE CHURCH, IS A LEADING EXPOMF;NT OF' T~!E POSSE COMl°TATUS

PHILOSOPHY • . GALE HAS ST.l\TED THAT THE F'EDERAL GOVE!1t~[Y1E~)T rs THE ARMED Ai\D OANGZROUS.

PAG£ SEVEN l 00A- 87 15 UNQ AS SOURCE OF ALL OORRUPTION IN THIS COUMTRY, AND THE OMLY WAY TO DEAL WI TH FEDlRAL AGENTS IS TO J\l LL THEM.

FOR ADDITI0~1AL INFORMATio,CJ ADVISED THAT THE PAWIOT iYJOV~MErH NATIO~WIDE HAS BE:tN UTILIZING THE ·couRT SYSTE!\1 AS AM AVENUE TO ALLEVIATE THEIR FRUSTRATION AND ANGER AGAINST THE SYSTEM. HOWEVER, SOURCE HAS.-NO TED A RECE~ff TRE~'D IN THE COURT ' . SYST~M TO RULE AGAINST PATRIOTS AND~ IN MANY CASES, DISMISSING DOCUMENTS FILED BY PATRIOTS A5 BEIMG FRIVOLOUS. SOURCE BELIEVES IF THIS TRCm CONTINUES FOR ANOTHER YtAR OR so, . PATRIOTS NATIONWIDE WILL 3ECCME COMPLET~LY UMCONTROLLA3LE AND THiIR ANGER WILL THEN TURN TC VIOLENCE. SOURCE B.ELIEVES Q'\JCE vroLENCE H.l\S 3 EZM INITIATED, IT \rJILL BE IRREVERSI3LE AND WILL LEAD DIRECTLY TO A GENEP.AL REVOLUTION.

SOUR CE STATED THE PATRIOTS BELIEVE THEY \I/I LL THE/\1 SAVE THE NATION BY IMPLEMENTING THEIR FORM OF' CON.STITUTIO~lAL GOVER~!MEMT WHICH THEY BELIEVE THE FOUMJING FATHERS ORIGINALLY EMVISIO~J~D •

PHOENIX WILL PROVIDE ADDITIONAL HJFORMATION COtl!CERMING AP TO Im2RlSTED OFFICES WHEN AVAILABLE.

TH;-£ A30VE UJFORi"IATION IS 3EI MG FURNISHED TO SACS, BUTTE, ARMED A~D i)MJGEROUS.

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KANSAS CI TY, t\1EWARK, SACR At,JENTO, AN0 OMAHA {,JI TH THE EXCEPT! OM OF THE FOLLOWit~G ADMNISTRATI\JE.DATA:

AD MI NI STRATI VE:

WHO IS UTILIZED I~ THE BODY OF T!-fE TELETYPE IS

lvHO H.4S REQUESTED AND WHO HAS BEE~)

GRA raED CO MF'IDE NT IALI TY DUE TO HIS SENS I TI.VE POSITION OF',.-------

AS WELL AS HIS PC SI TIO~, 0 Fl._____,

----~!ADVISED THAT ARYA~ NATION IN IDAHO OPERATES A COMPUTER [•,)ETWORK WITH" INFO INTERNATIONAL ~!ET\~pRK," P. O. RO)C 55A,

LIVE:RPOCL, \/JEST VIRGINIA 25257. HE FU~f,~ISHZD THE PHOS~:IK DIVISION

wITH T\JJO PROCEDURAL B OO}{LE TS A ND

COPIES CF THE PROCEDURAL 300KLET5

WILL 3E PROVIDED TO THE BUREAU 3Y AIRT5:L. 3UREAU SHOULD ADVISZ PHOEMIX IF IT l~OULD B£ PRO)UCTIVE TO PURSUE GAINING ACCESS TO THE ARYAN NATI°ON cor~PUTER ~.'ETWORK.

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~RIZO NA PATR7a TS; DS- TERROR I SM; co·: PHOENIX

FbR INFORMATION OF THE BUREAU,I...._______.I MET WI TH TY HARDIN, ARIZONA PATRIOT CAP) LEADER AT MAYER, ARIZONA, OM ·F83HUA·~n 1 12; 1985. ', /-1,MO\\t ITEMS DISCIJSS@ 1_1JAS THE AP I~iTEREsT· IN ·THE NAVAJO AR!Y:Y DEPOT Ci~AD) , FLAG STAFF, ARIZONA. HARDIN RELAYED, TO. SOURCE THE AP WM!TS

TO BE AWARE OF SHIPMENTS, BOTH IN AND ·our OF' NAD, ·TJ:-[E ~1Uf13ER OF'

SECURITY PERSONNEL OM DUTY, Tl-IE FREQUENCY OF SECURr'TY CHECl{S AN~ /1·

WHAT ACCESS THE SECURITY PERSONNEL HAVE TO THE RErfiOTE BU~-lKFRS Ii'-? '

TiitiES OF DEEP SNOW. HARDIN STATED AP ARE MOST ·UlTERESTED IN 09TAINING L.A.W. R09KETS.M-D THEY E:VZNTUALLY HOPE TO HAVE OME CASE Of L.A.W. ROCKETS FOR EACH PATRIOT. J-'.ARDIN ALSO ADV-Hi'.7D SOURCE 'HE

IS INTERESTED HJ GRoum TO AIR ROCKETS /1.MJ THE AVAILtiBILITY OF' SMALL

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ARMS . AMf\1U.tJrT ION. !{ARD IN MAuE i\O f•iENTI O~l ·o F'. FL ANS TO ATTACK NAD OR

TO .STEAL AMMU NIT ION IN THE N2AR FU TU RE.

ON FEBRUt4-RY 14, 1985, THE ABOVE INF'ORMATIOt,1 1ilfaS.DISSEMINATED.

PR I VA r ELY ro ....________________, ._____ I MAD • Ar

THAT TI :iJE, E MP HASI S WAS ,FL ACED OM J' HE F't) CT THAT TY HAR DIN HAD MADE

NO ME NT IO f\i OF PL A NS TO A CT UAL L Y ' STE AL AM MU NI TI ON, B_ U T R .4 T HER EXPHESSED THE DESIRE TO 08TAIN HlTELLIGE[(CE I!iFORM.l\TI0~.1 _CONCERNI~1G

THE 3 i-\SE. .______________.I w·As FURTHER ADVISED HE 1:1ouLD

aE H)FORMED IF AKY INFORMATIOM ~iAS DEVELOPED. IN THE :.uTURE

I W l CAT I NG PL A ~HJ ED ACT IO N B Y T HE MEMBERS OF AP •

ON FEB RU AR Y 2 0, 19 84 , AT THE R SQUES T O _l;I....___________,

C]rHE ABOVE Hlf-ORMATION w.~s DlSSEMINATED AT A MEETING HELD AT NAD,

NAD WITH

TULL.A DEPOT, UTAH; I ______ kUJU) , CHIEF OF POLICE,

TULL A, .UIA H, ____________, SECUR-ITY- ItHELLIGE!,lCE, ARIZOr'.A

NATIONAL GUARD, Pl-JOEr\fIX, .ARIZONA, At,1D 1:JITH I~________.

AT. THIS t11EETING IT WAS AGAI~i EMPHASIZED TY HARDIN REr.UESTED

INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION Q);1JCERtHNG THE OPER.L\TIONS·AT tMD f.'.~1D THE

FBI WAS NOT A~!AR~ OF' ANY H:F'O~MATIO~l TO. INDICATE THE t,;P cot,JTP~PLt-,TED

A THEFT d~- SUPn..12:S FROM !\lAD IM T'.-{E ~!EAR Ji'UTU;1E.

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PAG~ THREE <1_ 00A-87 15) m!Q AS ON t"EBRUARY 21, 198 5,i 1~~PD,·-T~LE:PH0~1IC;~LLY ADVISED THE Fl..AGSTAF'F RA THAT MONEY . \HLL SOON BE AVAILA13L1I TO THZ ~ 11 ATIO~-!l\L

GUARD ON A ,\JATION WIDE SYSTEM THAT WILL STRE[,!GT;;E~1 SECURITY OF NATIONAL GUARD FACILITIES AGAINST TER RORI SM • .._! __.! EX PR ES SEO

GRATITUDE F'OR Il~F'ORlYJATIO~: PREVIOUSLY DISSEMINATZD TO ~lAD AND STAT@ HE WAS HOPEFUL THIS INrORMtHION t1/0ULD STRE~'GTHE!\1 NAD' .S

RE~_UEST FOR SECURITY Fl.Ji\DS,

@-73 (A~. 3-31-82)

Date: _.J---.1/"-""S.~'/6'6:;;...._-_ PRECEDENCE :

FM: DIRECTOR, FBI- ALL INFORMATION

MESSAGE RELAY VIAiLETYPE (RESTRICTED U

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• CIA DCD/DCD/

• Dept. of Energy HQS/DOEHQ/

• Dept. of Energy Germantown DIV/DOE/

~pt. of Justice/DOJ/

• Dept. of State/DOS/

• Dept. of the Army/DA/ ~pt. of Treasury/DOT/

• Director National Security Agency/NSA/

• Director Naval Investigative Service/DIRNAVINSERV/

• Drug Enforcement Admin./DEA/

• FAA Washington HQ/FAA/

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Date: ~- ~S• as- PRECEDENCE:

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TO:

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• Central lntelUgence Agency/CIA/

• CIA DCD/DCD/

• Dept. of Energy HQS/DOEHQ/

• Dept. of Energy Germantown DIV/DOE/

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D U.S. Customs Service/UCS/

D U.S. Immigration & Naturalization Service/INS/

• U.S. Secret Service/USSS/

D Other:

y the attached teletype, the Phoenix Di v isi

advised that Ty Hardin, Arizona Patriot leader in Prescott~ Arizona; has radically chariged his philosophy from a role of passive resistance to that of actively recruiting "hit" teams that are to be trained and utilized in assassination attempts against United States officials, including President Reagan. Hardin has grown tired of waiting for the United States social

economic system to collapse. He plans to use hard-core Arizona Patriots members to staff his "hit" teams. Hardin has stated that an exCentral Intelligence Agency operative named George (LNU) will soon leave Boise, Idaho, and travel to Arizona where he will initiate the actual training of these teams. Hardin has mentioned, as possible targets, the following individuals: Henry Kissenger, President Reagan, Vice-President Bush, the Rockefellers, the Rothschilds, Federal judges, members of the Federal Exchange Commission, members of the Federal Reserve Board, and FBI and Internal Revenue Service Agents.

Hardin is also in financial straits, and has iriferred that he may engage ii some illegal activity to obtain needed funds.

Phoenix is exploring the use of consensual monitoring and/or Title III coverage on future conversations. Source has agreed to testify.

This information is being disseminated to U.S. Secret Service, U.S. Marshals Service, Internal Revenue Service, and the Federal Reserve System. A review of the U.S. Government Manual of 1983/1984 shows no such Government agency as the Federal ,.

Exchange Commission.

SECTION l OF 2

ATTENTION: I I

DOMESTIC SECURITY- TERRORISM

JARIZON.4 PATRIOTS; DOMESTIC SECURITY-TERRORI 1 SM; 00: PHOENIX

FULL DS/T INVESTIGATION AUTHORIZED OCTOBER 3r0_,- ·'19--S4.

F'OR INFORMATIOM OF BUREAU, PHOENIX IS PROVIDING f:i. SUMMARY OF' RECENTLY OBTAINED INF'ORMAT°ION CONCERNING EVENTS AND PLAmUill

ACTfON BY MEfYBERS OF' THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS CAP). OF CDNCERM TO PHOE!HX _IS THE RADICAL CHANGE IN ATTITUDE OF TY HARDIN, AP.

LEADER IN FRESCOTT, ARIZONA, r • ROM A ROU. OF' PP,SSIVE RESISTANCE, TO THAT OF ACTIVELY RECRUITING TvJO-MEN "HI'f" TEAMS THAT ARE TO TRAINED .1'.\ID UTILIZED IN MJSASSINATION ATTEMPTS AGAINST Ut1'ITED STATES OFFICIALS INCLUDIMG PRES ID E NT REGAM. DETAILS ?1RE S £ I .

ID D- Lf i 111 Ji - Iiv )( AR MED A~D DAl\\3ERous.

A~!) FA:·;ILY l1A.JITS OF'

T.eiRGETS, THIS LJ::LL iGf(olCE I'.·i?C?cl:ATI0[11 IS THE'·! TO 3Z PROVIJEJ TO T'.-[~ "!-!IT v:.,,_~~5"

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STATED THAT ,~N EX-CIA OPE;RATIVE_~,JAMED GEORGE (L~U) \'/I[t ·sooN LEAVE . . . BOISE, IDAHO, AND TRAVEL TO ARIZONA WHERE HE WILL INITIATE THE ACTUAL TRAINING Of. THE" HIT TEAMS''. HARDIM DIRECTED SOURCE TO RECRUIT A "TRUSTED FRIEND" WHO HAD XILLING ~XPERIE~!CE AND WHO. WOULD ACCEPT THE AP PHILOSOPHY MD WOULD THEN - JOIN SOURCE AS ONE OF THE TWO MEN" HIT TEAMS"~

O I~ FEB RU AR Y 2 7 , 19 8 5 , INTRODUCED l1S A TRUSTED FR IE 1'D FRO TE CT ID ENT! TY) · TO HARD I-N AS A DlillRUNJLED ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY PERSON WHO HAS A

LEG I TI MATE GRIPE AGAINST THE SYSTEM .I\ND WHO WAS A.M IDEAL CA~D ID ATE. AS HIS PARTNER.. AFTER MJ E}<TENSIVE, INDEAPTH, ALL DAY

INTERVIEW, TY HARDIN STP.TEDL..I_______....IND SOURCE WERE TO?\/ALUABLE to BE JUST ORDINARY TEAM ~1EMBERS. HARDii,) THEREFORE

APP~HITED ._I______.IAf'ID SOURCE TO BE THE ""ELECTION PANEL" WHO WILL DETERMINE WHICH OF THE HARD CORE AP MEMBERS ARE·ACCEPTA3LE FOR ltSSIGNMENT AS - HIT TEAM MEMBERS.

FDR ADDITIONAL INFoR MATION oF· THE suREAu, I ________

FLAGSTAFF, AND HAS AN EXTENSIVE -RE(X)RD \"ITH THE U.S. AHMY IN AIR BORNE, RANGER, PATH FimER At© HALO UNITS. HE SERVED. Hl

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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY '<DPs) · AND

"SOURCE" r-o~.... ____ I IT sHouLD AL:So · BE

WORJ<ING QOSEL.Y WITH THE FL/l.GSTAFF RA

IS B EI NG OPERA TED AS A

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I IAflD HIS IMMEDIAT E suPERVIsoR IN DPs ARE AWARE oFj_____ I I POSITION. IT SHOULD ALSO BE NOTED BYI jM,'D

IIARE FRIENJS, BUT - NEITHER IS CURRENTLY AWARE OF THE· FORMAL FD SIT.ION OF THE OTHER.

.ALSO ADVISED TY HARDH1 ~ECENTL Y I NFORMill HI,M

"I AM GOING TO TELL YOU SOMETHING THAT. EVEN MY CLOSEST FRI ENDS DON" T KNOI\I". HARDIN THEN STATED THAT Hl HIS MIND HE KILLS HENRY KISSINGER AT LEAST 100 TIMES · A DAY AND NO'!l IT IS TIME, A~'D THEY

MUST 1)/0RK TOGETHER IN ORDER TO MAKE THIS DREAM A REALITY. HARDH1 . RELATED OTHER TARGETS FOR ASSASSINATION TEAMS AS THE fOLLQWING; .

PRE~IDENI ·RONAL_D REG AN, VICE- FRESIDENT BUSCH, THE ROCJ<FELLERS,. TH~ ROTHCHILDS, FEDERAL JUDGES, ~1EMBERS OF' THE FEDERAL EXCHMiGE OOMMISSION., MEl"BERS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BOA.RD, FBI AND IRS AGENTS. SOURCE RELATED fHAT HARDIN EXPRESSED A SINCERE . BELIEF

I HAT HIS HIT TEAMS WILL BE SUCCESSFl.JL IN ELIMINATING ·•THESE . .

TARGETS.· SOURCE. FURTHER RELATED THAT HARDIN BECAME SO EXCITED

b2 WHEN DI?CU~SING THE PROPOSED ASS/l.SSINATiO~JS HE. COULD SCAR.CELY HOLD HIS CUP OF' COF'FEE WITHOUT SPILLING IT.

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_____ !EXPRESSED HIS BELIEF THAT TY HARDIN' s DESIRE TO GO Ol~ THE OFFENSIVE MAY HAVE BEEN TRIGGERED BY HARDIN'S R'.JOR FINM!.CIAL ST.4TUS. HARDIN HAS 3EEN UNABLE TO PAY HIS MEN l•JORKil,G AT A NEFJ

ORE PRO CE SSI NG MI LL LO CAT ED NEAR MAYOR., ARIZONA F'OR AT LE AST FOUR WEEKS. HARDIN IS t\DW ATTEMPTING TO SELL A GOLD MINE LOC.I\TED NEAR . . PRESC.OTT., ARIZONA, P1S WELL AS PERSO~)Al RESIDENTS TO OBTAIN FUND$.

HARDIM . EXPRESSill FEAR THAT HE MAY SOON BECOME INSOLVENT AND THE:/\1 .

LOOSE ffiEDAB I LI TY \I.I ITH .AP MEMBERS. HAR DIN EX PR ES SED THE P.B SO LU TE

NECESSITY OF OB°TAINING FlJNDS NOlv SO HE MAY BE ABLE TO FIN.~/\JCE THE TRAINII\t, OF HIS HIT TEAMS. HARDIN-FURTHER INFERED TO SOURCE THAT HE MAY NEED SOURCE TO ENGAGE HJ SOME ILLEGAL ACTIVITY CNOT F'URTHSR

DI SCUSSE))) TO OBTAIN NEEDED Fl.I ND S. ·

_____..,lftlJRT HER ADVISED TY HA.ROI N APPEARS TO BE PP RA NO ID

· AS HE OFiEM STATES HE WILL MOT DISCUSS BUSINESS F'ROM HIS HOME _

TELE PHONE AS HE BEL I EVES LAW ENFORCE ME ~!f AG ENC I ES ARE LI STEM! MG.

HARDIN HAS·ALSO STATED HIS BELIEF' THAT HE I°S BEING WATCHED 11JHERE

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~-EVER HE GOES AND HE OFTEN . PREFERS TO DISCUSS AP 3LfSINE$S OUT OF' · rDOORS ~.S HE BELIEVES RESTAURANTS ARE BUG .GED.

Ifi°OR ADD I TIO NAL I NFORMAT ION OF THE BUR EAU, PHO ENIX HAS NOT UTILIZED

IreDATE DuE To THE uNPREDICT~ ILITY oF '

Ht)RDIN MD AS PHOENIX SOURCE BELIEVES HE 'MAY BE SUBJECTED TO A "PAT DOWN' AT ANY TI ME. H9~•/EVER, WITH THE 'RECEIPT OF' THE {lBOVE INFORMATION, Pii:lENIX IS OF THE OPINION .,__ _______.

_______.~HOU LP 8 E ffi OV rn ED TH I S MA TT ER I N NEAR FUTURE WHEN SAFETY OF _ SOURCE CAN BE RESONABLY ASSURED. THIS IN MI -ND, SOURCE H/l.S OF'FERED -)

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ARIZONA PATRIOTS; DOMESTIC SECURITY-TERRORISM; 00: PHOE~!IX

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PAGE SEVEi\l ( 101A-8715) UNCLAS i ti

THE ABOVE INFORMA T IO~ IS BEING FURNISHED TO ,03TAIN HQ

A UT HOR I ZA TIO N FOR U TI LI ZAT IO~! 0 F'---- --'

A r{l USDOJ AUTHORIZATION FOR1-I_______.

THE BUREAU IS.REQUESTED TO REVIEW ABOVE: INFORMATION AND DETERMI~)E IF THERE IS SUFF'ICIENT PROBP3LE CAUSE TO REQUEST

TITLE III COVERAGE. IF' ADDITIONAL PC IS REQUIRED, PHOENIX

REQUESTS RECOMMEIDATiONS FROM THE BUREAU IN THIS MATTER.

ON MARCH 3, 1985, LOCAL u. ·s. SEffiET SERVICE WAS ADVISED

CONCERNING TY HARDIN'S THREATS ON REGAN AND BUSCH.

AR MED ·AND DANGEROUS.

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SOURCE_'S I I

ON MARCH 21 1985. SOURCE WILL THEN ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF. THE PROPOSED DESTRUCTION OJ• THE IRS. BUILDING OR DETERMINE IF' H.ARDI~J WAS MERELY ·. ENGAGING IN WISHFUL THINKING.

· FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OF THE BUREAU, A SCHEDULED MEETING AT so UR CE 's .... I ________,, w I LL BE..______________ A ND

RESULTS OF MEE TI NG WILL BE fi'URNISHED EXP EDI TIO US LY WHEN AVAI -LABLE.

THE BUPEAU IS REQ.UESTED TO CONSIDER RELAYING INFORMt1TION OF' POSSIBLE THREAT TO IRS REGIONAL BUILDING AT OGDEN, UTAH, TO IRS '

HEADQUARTERS AND TO STRESS THAT NO "SPECIFIC" THREATS HAVE BEEN !V!Jl.'DE TO DA TE.

A.R ME!) AND · DA NG ERO US. BT

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Enclosed is a copy of a communication in .which authorization is requested for the use of electronic devices {_both audio and video lCCTV.2.) to monitor and record private non telephonic conversations, with the · :consent of party , in captioned investigation.

Pursuant to the Attorney General's Memorandum of November 7, 1983 ,· - captioned , "J;>rocedures ;for Lawful, warrantless Interceptions of Verbal Cornmunications,11 and/or Attorney General Order 995:....92 , . dated August 6, .1982, · captioned, "De.legation of Authority. to Authorize Television Sur.vei.llance,11 the authority of your office is required for use of these electron.ic devices.

The use of CCTV will not involve any trespass, and it w;!-11 be · utilized only when a consenting party is __present.

Use'of these electronic devices in this case is reconun~rided as being i n the best interest of effective law e:n;Eorcemerit in tha·t they are expected to provide corroborative ev.iderice and/or· to protect the .individual lsl utilizing the

equipment. ·

It' is requested, therefore, that .your office approve the use of this equipment :for a ;period of 30 days beginning the ~~ te .~n which you . grant approva,1. / JC 7,1)1 "'»

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DiX'eetor,. PBZ

ri.V . tJ SAC, Phoenix (lOOA-8715)

./ l/1·9/25

AL TJ I NFORMATION

coi>l T AI N ED\nHEREIN IS UNCLJ#l0l3B 94 :D\ nDATE &AaIS®A PATalO'i'fh

DOMES'i'lC SBCUJU'fY/T£.U.ORISM1

00: PBOBN'IX

Pursuant to the provisions of Part II (B) of the Atto.c-ney General's Memorandum of ll/7/83 to the Beads and Xnapeators General of Sxecuilve Oepartmant a.nd , Agencie:s a1,titled., •Procedure$ for L&wfUl., ·tiarre.nUess Interceptioas of V&.tbal Communiaationa, • an appropriate of.fiGial of the Criminal ll\vestiga.tivo Di-vision, PDIH-0., authorized o.n 3/7/85 the use

07-27-2005 of a tranmni.tting and recording device, as described in referenced co~unieation. AuthOri&ation is for a period of 60 cays beginning on l/7/$5.

You are t.o sublbit an. FP-611 within 30 days of the expiration of this autho~ization furnishing·informat.J.on regarding \.1130 of this equipme-nt. ii, accox:danc::e with section 10, Part II, Volume :t::I.I, Manual of InvestigAtive. operations aud Guiei0linea (MXOG)

In the event a reneital ot this authority is deemed ~., warranted, submit your requeat with full justification (Section 10, ' f Part II, Volume IX-1, W:OG) at least seven days pzior to the fu expiration of the existing autb.ori ty • ~ ·

ln ad.di tion, you shouJ.d oruJu.Te th.at all peraoDs i<lentified having been monitore.d a r e inciud.etl in the field office and !'BI.HQ l?.'.LS011 indices (Seation 10, Part II, Volume Ill, MXOG) .. Strict admini.strative controls zw..et be established t:o ensure those requi.rements are lD8t..

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eurc au equipment should be afforded appropriate secur--Xty,

at.ouJA keep th.a Bw:eau adviacd of ·pertin.ent developments.,.

MESSAGE RELAY VIA TELETYPE :i'16 (RESTRICTED USE}

Date: 3/:l~ /fS PRECEDENCE: D IMMEDIATE

FM: DIRECTOR, FBI

TO: FEDERAL GOVERNM..t!.""Nf

ALL INFORMATION

CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS #101 3894JIFIED\nDATE 07-27-2005

D White House/WH/

• Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms/BATF/

• Central lntemgence Agency/CIA/

• CIA OCD/DCD/

0 Dept. of Energy HQS/DOEHQ/

D Dept. of Energy Germantown DIV/DOE/

~pt. of Justice/DOJ/

• Dept. of State/DOS/

D Dept. of the Army/DA/ /4.t. of Treasury/DOT/

• Defense lnteUigence Agency/DIA/

• PRIORITY rAOUTINE

D Director National Security Agency/NSA/

• Director Naval Investigative Servlce/DIRNAVINSERV/

• Drug Enforcement.Admin./DEA/

• FAA Washington HQ/FAA/

• HQ AFOSI Bolling AFBDC/AFOSI/

D INSCOM Ft. Meade/lNSCOM/

• Nuclear Regulatory Commisslon/NRC/

D U.S. Customs Service/UCS/

D )6-S, Immigration & Naturalization Service/INS/

,,/ U S. Secret Servlce/USSS/

D Other:

1. Only incoming teletype messages within the categorlesCif8iq~.~ ~IOG Sebtio 16- 1. 7 pages 125-1 a 1252 may be prepared using form 0-73.

2. Use of Form 0-73 is rest ricted to incoming teletype messaofs iedblved a¥ FBIHQ Communications Center within the last 72 hours.

3 Addressees must be Bureau Offices (LEGAT/Field) or other Government Agencies. Geographlcal location must be Indicated H other Government Agency Is located outside the Washington, D.C. area.

4. Editing of message text is restricted to typed or printed changes of a word or two. Changes to the existing text involving more than a word or two will require the originator to initiate a new message using Form 0-93. Administrative data may be added immediately following the text and must be identical for all addressees

5. Teletype meesages received by the Communications Center that do not meet the above criteria shall be returned to the originator for preparation using Form 0-93

Preparation of 0-73 Form (Yellow)

1 Date & Precedence -Type or print date and indicate precedence by checking the appropriate box

2. Addressee(s) • Type or print addressee(s) immediately following the "TO:" or place a check mark in the appropriate box. Note: When using block "Other," Indicate geographical location if addressee(s) is located outside Washington, D.C. If addressee(s) Is a military installation, the name of the base, fort, or station must be listed to ensure delivery.

3. Classlflcatlon - Type or print the classification and if appropriate the caveat and warning notices.

4 Addressee Internal Distribution• Complete when the originator Wishes the message to be distributed to a known entity within a Headquarters Agency (i.e . Division, Section, Unit, etc.). List the addressee(s) abbreviation and the internal distribution, i.e. a message to Dept. of State, Dept. of Justice, and Defense Intelligence Agency; list on the "For'' line(s) as follows:

Example: For : DOS For SY/TAG; DOJ for Asst. AG Criminal Div.; DIA For OSOP. Messages which do not list internal distribution shall be delivered to the agency headquarters where their analyst will effect in-house distribution.

5. SubJect • Type or print the subject in the space provided or check "see attached" if subject Is identical to attached message

6. Originator's Boxes - Type or print the originator's name, telephone extension, room number, and division.

7. Approved By Box • Indicate approval for transmission by initialing the approved by box. Note: The person approving the message is solely responsible for assuring all necessary editing changes are accurate and are legible.

Preparation of Message To Be Transmitted

1 Duplicate Copy & Notations• Xerox 1 copy of the incoming teletype message A notation shall be made on the original incoming teletype indicating one copy made for relay to SACS ____, (or LEGATS) ____, (or Government Agencies) ___

2. Editing of Duplicate Copy (Heading)- Using a lead pencil ONLY draw single lines through the first and last lines of the message heading; connect these lines from top right to bottom left forming a "Z" figure (Do Not Obliterate the Heading)

3 Editing Changes to the Text • (See Restri ctions on Use, item 4)

4. Administrative Data• Type or print administrative data Immediately following the text.

Director, FBI

SAC, Phoenix (l00A-~715)

..AR I ZONA ~Al'J.U.QX,.~ DOMESTIC SECURITY/TERRORISM

00: PHOENIX

PERSONAL ATTENTION

RePXteletYPe to the Bureau dated 3 /6/8 5. \ b2

Enclosed is U.S. Treasury Check Number! I in the amount ofl !made payable to SAC HERBERT H. HAWKINS, JR.

These funds represent an advance to your office and should not be considered part of your field support Account nor deposited therein. In addition, you are reminded that these funds cannot be deposited in a financial institution without the necessary AG exemption obtained by FBIHQ. These funds were authorized only for confidential expenses in connection with captioned matter • ,

Expenditures from this advance should be accounted for monthly on a Blue Slip (FD-37) and attached to a Travel Voucher (SF-1012) per instructions set forth in the FUnding Guide for u.ndercover Operations, Exhibits B, c, D and F. In the "DETAILS" Section of the FD-37, expenditures are to be summarized int~p~l~cahle categories A through F as described on page 12 of the FSAAcc.ou,n t i'ng and Operating Guide. Any unexpended funds in the amount/ 0 7' ____ ~r less should be promptly returned by Cas~ier's check mad r, pa~?.$l~ tp the FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, Attention: youche: inp i!a¥ro1+ f -Section, Room 1388. For amounts in excess ofl... _________ wi"rl/t.he"' nfinds from a Federal Reserve Member Bank to the Departmen of~~e Trea"suryFederal Reserv B nk w Y rk it Tre sury Department coael~-----for credit to-=......,.......___,...,..,,___________. Thereafter, confirm the transaction to ~BIH, Attention: and Accounting Section, Room I,.(') 6035, by teletype. . b2

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c. :; J. - SAC, Phoenix ( 66F- ) (Advance of Funds Control File) fj:J/ ~i f2. - SAC, Butte (l00A-9595) (For Information) t J_']_ 7_;

These non-undercover case funds are for use in the above-

captioned investigation and were authorized by DAD Clarke for

AD Revell on referenced teletYPe.

.

t-_,4~1~ ti.:le.se: l:rif1i'.i.~ r:tl-ei- J.~ Je;rr .-'pE.'l'5siliuJ.ioi-t _ye.IA. .. sn1)Qla. iDs-nre t;J,l':at. l) ~Jti;4;:.ll:\.t'J. l,'@C.;;!"·ti " i.s m&i~tQi~~JJ t.u t: fil ta;wli~b CC-Q(U t~"bilit:y a;.~ '. i:, ~C:1;,U' -4. t l1 f 9a,j~ ;

.;._ 11<!!uc-h--ur ii:i · E0qu1r-e4l~.:tt:>... ~oon aw.:tt..~ t.1'.li~· aQvat( e ie. . ",,-ut~t.&ff.ctiuii e:v0tt i.f u~ 01.:£?, u.,iu.:t:.~~ei.r at!'t MltJ.<il.;!- • • ~t';l:!i i.a.r.st · vqacn~r fc i!: ca.9ij,vl%:,, itiu\..t.~c :1.t. "'~ ~t. rt'a •ij{.Q/ vouchat an~ ~&)}" 01:i. · sec'tii<Jr~j' - .Re~ · 131& oy i:. bQ.\ J.•.H;.1:z QCl)" 04. Ms/..

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DIRECTOR, FBI TO FBI, PHOENIX ROUTINE

UNCLAS

UNSUBS, DBA ARIZONA PATRIOTS; FBW; 00: PX {PX 196A-1603} c ®zoNA PATRIOTS _;__,»oMESTIC SECURITY/TERRORISM; OO: PX {PX 1 •• A-8715}i ARYAN NATIONS, CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST CHRISTIAN, HAYDEN LAKE, IDAHO; DS/Ti OO: BUTTE

RE PX TEL TO DIRECTOR 3/7/85.

THE CASE FUNDS IN CAPTIONED INVESTIGATION HAVE BEEN

BY _ I ______

IFOR THE PURPOSE OF REIMBURSING--i----------1

AT THE TIME OF INSTALLATION OF THE PEN REGISTERS AND j COMMENCEMENT OF REIMBURSEMENT OF SHOULD BE REASSESSED BY THE : PH~E NJ.~ .. r~~~SI ON. _ -'U' _ THAT _ !J ME, __ PRIOR_TO CONTINUED __ ACCEPTANCE -~ .

PAGE TWO DE HQ 0101 UNCLAS

OF THIS INFORMATION, PHOENIX SHOULD DISCUSS ANY LEGAL PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE ACCEPTANCE WITH THE u. s. ATTORNEY. THAT ASSESSMENT SHOULD ILLUMINATE CONCERNS THAT FURTHER MONITORING BY SUNS WHILE BEING REIMBURSED BY THE FBI BE CONSTRUED AT SOME FUTURE DATE AS A METHOD FOR CIRCUMVENTING TITLE III PROCEDURES. AFTER THOSE DISCUSSIONS, FBIHQ SHOULD BE ADVISED AS TO HOW

PHOENIX INTENDS TO PROCEED BEFORE ANY ACTION IS TAKEN OR ADDITIONA~ · MONITORED INFORMATION IS ACCEPTED-

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS UNc#101 3 894rED \ nDATE 07-27-2005

Pursuant t.o the prov.laioos of Attcr.way c;an,eral O.rder· NW!'lber 9.85-ti.2 capti.oned, 1t11elegatio11 of Authority to .dUt.hori:& !foleviaion Surveillance,• a;uthoria&Uon was granted. on l/2-0/i5 for t:lle ,us~ of vt<Jec recording eq1,1ipment, .aG cle.scrib ~ , in ref~nmeo<t C~tuu.cati.on. (<ltttborintien ia for a pexioa /, .,;/z l of JG ,lays .be9ianJ.n9 on 3/20/35. , lh ·· . PJt: .

In tbe event a renewal of ihis authority ie ~e-d / ~ warx-a;nt~d, aW>Uli~ you~ r•qU0st wJ.th £14.l jw.t.ifieat.i.on at , \. least &a~~ n ~aya p~ior tO.- the ~iraUon of tho exJ.etir.,g autha

3'1%.'ee.u eg:'1.lpmen,:. ahouJ.4 be- affo~d\\\d appropriate. s.eourity~ You she'Qld keep. til.e a,u~au ad.v.f.aed tlf pe:rtinent devel,op1»&.nts ..

U') :imel.osure

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NOTE: See attached BuMemo to OEO dated 3/19/85. l!•.cADAdm._

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ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED\nHEREIN ts rn,#1013894FIED\ nDATE 07-27-2005

•. A teehnie,11 revi"" of tile polyg~ :ton docwna~i;.s pertaifti ng to t.he eMllinatcm of _, on 3-7-85 '1:&s. .be.ea Q.01ftP-let.ed. ~his revi e ,s , that the examination ~fleets exee l len~ prGoecure ana ~e~iew personnel c c no ur wi~h ,the r&$Ul~s of the e 3RU!linatto n

~11 doc uments are enelosecl herew ith, t or a ppJtepriate filing.

Enclosure $ C9)

l - San Diego (St4--l29J

Attention= SA I ..._

12 UN SUBS; DBA ARIZONA PA TRIO TS; FRAUD BY WIRE; 00: PHO ENI.>5,.( ~\ti1, d

REFERENCE PHOENIX TELETYPE TO FBIHQ DATED MI\RCH b, 1985.

10 FULL DOMESTIC SECURITY/TERRORISM {DS/T} INVESTIGATION

AUTHORIZED OCTOBER 30, 198~, TO EXPIRE APRIL 28, 1985°

a REFERENCED COMMUNICA~ION REQUESTED FBIHQ AUTHORITY FOR PAYMENT TO SHARED USE NET~ORK SERVICES, INC-, IN A~T b 2

6 NOT TO EXCEE»I ITo COVER THEIR OPERATIONAL c;os~R

A 45-DAY TIME PERIOD NECESSARY TO PURSUE CAPTIONED INVESTIGATION·

4 FBIHQ AUTHORITY HAS BEEN GRANTED FOR SUCH A PAYMENT.

A CHECK rN THE AMOUNT oFI V:l)?.~f!liclM-I~G rJ /w~ -= c2

2 HOENIX OFFICE. vou WILL BE A»lrsED BY s EFJ(<far1fl~ICATro~N' REGARDING ISBURSE ENT AND VOUCHER PROCEDURES.

(?_·19•77) , DIEPALUMl!!NT OF JUSTIO! IREDl!IIAlllUl:tllAUbf INVl!!STIGATION COAAMUll!ICATION MESSAGIE lrOl:tM

ALL INDIVIDUALS IN THIS INVESTIGATION SHOULD BE CONSIDERED

ARMED AND EXTREMELY DANGEROUS WITH UNLIMITED AMMUNITION AND

8 WEAPO~S, AND APPROPRIATE CAUTION SHOULD BE EXERCISED DURING INVESTIGATION• ADDITIONALLY, BE ADVISED OF POSSIBLE THREATS

NOTE: THIS COMMUNICATION SERVES TO CONFIRM THE GRANTING Of FBIHQ AUTHORITY FOR A PAYMENT NOT TO EXCEEDj IToi

WHICH IS COOPER~TING WITH THE P~OENIX OFFICE IN THE INVESTIGATION Of THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS AND

PAYMENT WAS AUTHORIZED BY DEPUTY ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FLOYD CLARKE, CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION {CID}, IN ADDENDUM TO PHOENIX

TELETYPE TO FBIHQ DATED MARCH b, 1985.

THIS MATTER IS BEING COORDINATED AMONG THE CID, TERRORISM

SECTION, DOMESTIC TERRORISM UNIT, AND WHITE COLLAR CRIMES

SECTION, AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION, BUDGET AND ACCOUNTING UNIT-

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DS/T; 00: BUTTE. ;~1pZONA PAIR IOI §) DS/T; 00: PHOENIX,

RE PHOENIX TELETYPE TO THE BUREAU DATED APRIL 25, 1985, NO COPY TO SAVANNAH.

FOR H!FO SAVANNAH,, PHOENIX IS CURRENTLY CONDUCTING A FRAUD BY {

WIRE INVESTIGATION ON A LARGE NETWORK 'OF INDIVIDUALS USING SEVERAL

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NETWORK SYSTEM (SUNS>, PHOENIX, ARIZONA.

Ioo-'-/ f 1t/J;J.r=- . . - ·.; .l • F ~,..1 - .J:. ~ rJ1_.t~ RECORDED · .r.: • 0 - · J---'f . MAY 22 1985 .; · ; :;.~~ ~~ -~;: .. ;·::ro:f~,' '. ~Y:-)\7 . ":; OC..,,...-,1,'!-~ -"-~. I ,., · .......... . , .. . ... . ' ' · : .. ; • .. . ' ..: : ·" ,t,..

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~JADE BY LEADERS AND ~MBERS OF THE COMMITTEE OF ST,:1,TES, THE P.RIZONtl.

PMR IOI S A ND OT HER RIG HT WI NG, WHITE SUPREMACIST, TAX-PR OT EST GRC UPS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES.

SUMS REPORTS THAT CALLERS IDE~ff IFY THEMSELVES AS PI.I.TRIOTS ~ ND

APPEAL TO FARM£RS AND BUSINESS PEOPLE TO ATTEND MEETINGS OR ro

PURCHASE HJFORMATION TEP.CHING THEM HOW TO AVOID PAYING TP.XES AMO HOW ro KEEP THEIR FARMS OR BUSINESSES F"ROM BEING FORECLOSED. CALLS ARE ALSO BETWEEN PATRIOTS WHO DISCUSS THE BEST WAY IO MAKE A SALES PITCH AND LIKEWISE HAVE DISCUSSED WAYS TO USE SATELLITE TELEPHONE SERVICE AT ~10 COST TO THEM.

PHOENIX HAS SUGGESTED THAT ANY DIVIISION AWARE OF MEMBERS OF THESE PATRIOT GROUPS MAKING ILLEGAL CALLS SHOULD CONSIDER OPENING

F'RAUD BY WIRE CASES, ESPECI'ALLY IF' THE CASE CAN BE UTILIZED AS AN / INT EE LL !GE NCE BP. SE FOR THE SE GROUPS. 0 F'F'I CE S SHOULD DIRE CT THE IR

SOURCES TO ASCERTAIN DISCREETLY \1JHETHER THESE "PATRIOTS" ARE USING TELEPHONE ACCESS CODES AND TELLING OTHERS HO~l TO - USE THEM.

PHOENIX SET FORTH TELEPHO~E NUMBERS WHO HAVE CALLED OR RECEIVED THE CALLS THROUGH SUNS AND REQUESTED INDICES CHECKS AND CRIMINAL CHECKS ON SUBSCRIBERS. ALSO ASCERTAIN WHETHER SUBSCRIBERS

AF'FILIATED WITH ARYAN NATION, COMMITTEE OF STATES OR SIMILAR WHITE

PAGE THREE AT 100A-101007; 100A-NEW UNCLAS SUPREMACIST ORGANIZATIONS.

ON MAY 5, TELEPHONE 1985, INVESTIG~.IICN AT ATLANTA INDICATED Tl-!AT IS SUBSCRIBED

AUGUSTA,

TO 8 Y I._________. b7C GA. ATL~.NTA INDICES CONTAIN NO INFORMATION IDENTIFIABLE wI TH I ..__ ____,~

SAVANNAH AT AUGUSTA, GA.: CHECK INDICES AND PERFORM CRIMINAL CHECKS ON I

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

Federal Bureau ~f In~~stigation· ia

concerning captioned matter in accordance with

the current guidelines for domes~ic security/terrorism

A 180-day progress report

annual report

Current full Domestic Security/-.i'erroriam investigations.

Thia investigation was approved by the Director, ~I

or the Assistant Director, Criminal Division

.U.S. Department of Justice

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Phoenix, Arizona

April 15, 1985

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS #10 13 8 94 HFIED \ nDATE 07- 2 7-2005

ARIZONA PATRIOTS; DOMESTIC SECURITY - TERRORISM

IFor information, the Arizona Patriots (AP) is an anti-tax, Neo-Nazi Para Military Organization funded by ex-movie actor Ty Bardin, in Prescott, Arizona. AP phylosophy closely resembles that of the -Aryan Nation; Possee Commitatas, and other right wing extremists groups to advocate armed revolution and the literal overthrow of the U.S. Government. AP members are urged to store large caches of arms, ammunition, explosives, food, and other items deemed necessary to be self-sufficient. The actual size of AP followers is unknown, however, some AP leaders have claimed more than 4,000 individuals are actual members or sympathizers including current and retired members of law enforcement and military.

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I!, a source who has provided reliable information b7D in the past, has stated Ty Hardin has repeatedly discussed \ AP plans to initiate an offensive in the near future, however, no time table has yet been established. This proposed "offensive" includes destruction of Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and is to oornmence with the destruction of the IRS Regional Complex in Ogden, Utah. Current plans for destruction of this facility include starting a fire in a portion of Ogden that is far removed from the IRS facility to attract law enforcement units. Then, the IRS facility is to be destroyed by a laser - type weapon currently under construction in Sedona, Arizona. If the laser weapon fails to operate as proposed, Rardin has stated conventional explosives will then be utilized. Rardin reportedly has stored large quantities of dynamite in a gold mine near Prescott, Arizona, but will utilize dy.J:lamite only if he is unable to obtain C-4 or other high order explosives. Rardin has stated he will send a man to obtain photographs afd maps of the Ogden, Utah area within the next few weeks. l further stated that according

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; its contents are not to be distributed outside your ·agency.

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to Hardin, the laser type weapon is scheduled for completion and will be ready for testing before the end of April, 1985. If this weapon is found to be operational, Bardin will provide a cab-over camper or a small motor home in which the weapon will be secreted. Hardin believes he will then be able to-transport this weapon across country without detection.

I!advises Ty Bardin has repeatedly discussed ~ his hatred for the current U.S. Government, IRS, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Federal Judges, Minorities, and especially those of Jewish extraction. Hardin believes that Henry Kissinger is a traitor to this country and believes him to be public

enemy number one. Hardin has further stated that all individuals associated within these categories are to be eliminated when his new government assumes power.

r---lhas further advised the AP have numerous cells loc~various cities throughout Arizona. Hardin has made the following assignments of the cells, which are in Flagstaff, Arizona, are to destroy Glenn Canyon Dam at Page, Arizona: the Cottonwood, Arizona cell members are to blow bridges and mountain passes on I-17 and other major roadways leading north from Phoenix, Arizona: the Phoenix cell members are to destroy high tension power lines in an attempt to cause a massive blackout across the entire southwestern United States.

__________ T-Y.......B~ardin has recently obtained services of! I

of omega Training Services, Glendale, Arizona·, who has agreed to train AP members in survival and paramilitary skills. Hardin has stated, "Teach them the war has begun and it's time to take sides•. On April S, 1985, a training session was held at Yavapai Community College, Prescott, Arizona, in which Hardin stated, •The time will come when the streets will be red with blood".

I!advised Ty Hardin has been experiencing severe financial difficulties and has lost, by foreclosure, an ore processing mill that was under construction at Mayer,Arizona. However, on April 13, 1985, Hardin reportedly secured an agreement to borrow over one million dollars in an effort to construct new mill and process several · thousand tons ~bearing ore, he reportedly has stored near Prescott. was informed that Hardin will obtain $60,000.00 as t e f rst

ARIZONA PATRIOTS

installment on this loan before the end of April, 1985. Hardin then plans to utilize part of these funds to purchase automatic weapons, handgrenades. and C-4 explosives from an unnamed source in Mexico. [ !further advised that Dave Emerson Gumaer, a gold and silver broker, whose office is•located 3003 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona, introduced Hardin to the •financ er", who is allegedly willing to provide the loan to Hardin. Gumaer is also aware of Hardin's plans for violence and apparently concurs. Gumaer ) has stated he has a list of highly trained professionals whom he has known for several years, whom he claims would be will to assist in the establishment of the new government.

Investigation has also determined members of AP have gained the access code to "Shared Use Network Service, Inc. (SUNS)", Phoenix, Arizona, which is a long distant telephone service. AP members have been utilizing this service to place calls both inside and outside of the State of Arizona. To date SUNS' losses have been estimated to be in excess of $10,000.00 because of this illegal activity and SUNS officials report this abuse continues to increase. The FBI has initiated investigation into this matter under the Fraud by Wire statute.

I!emphasized that Ty Hardin and his associates in AP are armed and hoed they should be considered extremely dangerous. also believes Hardin is somewhat unstable as he has ex 1 1 e anti-social behavior and has spent many hours discussing various means in which to kill his enemies. Hardin has also stated he has contact with the Aryan Nation members in Idaho and plans to move George (Last Name Unknown), from Idaho in May, 1985, to assist Hardin in his plans for violence.

I ·l advises Ty Hardin's true name is Orison w. Hungerford, who was born January 1, 1930. Hardin's wife, Judy Hungerford, resides in the family home at 2224 Katahn Drive, Prescott, Arizona. Judy has also expr.essed radical phylosophy and Ty has stated his wife is a / better shot with her .357 Magnum handgun than he is.

14 UNCLAS 1' j ~RIZONA PATRIOTS; DOMESTIC SECURITY/TERRORISM; 00: PHOENIX

1 2 - -· RE ,:;;~ CE~-; HOENIX AIRTEL TO FBIHQ DATED APRIL s.r~~')

FULL DOMESTIC SECURITY/TERRORISM ~DS/T} INVESTIGATION

10 AUTHORIZED OCTOBER 3 •· , 1984, EXTENDED TO OCTOBER 25, 1985°

FULL DS/T INVESTIGATION IS EXTENDED, AS NOTED ABOVE.

a PHOENIX SHOULD REFER TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL GUIDELINES

ON DS/T INVESTIGATIONS FOR GUIDANCE IN REPORTING THE RESULTS

6 OF THIS INVESTIGATION, NOTING THAT RENEWAL AUTHORIZATION IS NEEDED TO CONDUCT THIS INVESTIGATION BEYOND OCTOBER 25, 1985-

4 IF RENEWAL OF THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS INVESTIGATION IS DESIRED, PHOENIX SHOULD PROVIDE FBIHQ WITH A LETTERHEAD

2 MEMORANDUM {LHM} REPORTING RESULTS OF THE INVESTIGATION FOR APPROVAL. THE

{13} 4/24/85

NOTE: SEE PAG ES THREE AND FOUR

1 - DIRECTOR

1 - MR. REVELL 1vvv

1 - MR- CLARKE

1 - MR• GILBERT -. di

NOTE: THE INVESTIGATION OF THIS MATTER WkS PREDICATED UPON INFORMATION THAT A GROUP CALLING THEMSELVES THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS HAD FILED, IN THE STATE OF ARIZONA, A SO-CALLED "INDICTMENT" WHICH STATED, "ANY INTERFERENCE OR ATTEMPT TO INTERFERE WITH THE FUNCTIONS OR ACTIVITIES OF THIS COMMITTEE ... SHALL RESULT IN A DEATH PENAL TY . . . "

INVESTIGATION HAS DETERMINED THAT THE LEADER OF THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS, FORMER MOVIE ACTOR TY HARDIN, HAS MADE STATEMENTS TO A PHOENIX SOURCE CONCERNING THE NAVAJO ARMY DEPOT IN FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA- HARDIN WANTS THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS TO BE AWARE Of SHIPMENTS IN AND OUT, THE NUMBER OF SECURITY PERSONNEL, THE FREQUENCY Of SECURITY CHECKS, ETC. T~E ARIZONA PATRIOTS ARE ·MOST INTERESTED IN OBTAINING LIGHT ANTITANK WEAPON {LAW} ROCKETS, GROUND TO AIR ROCKETS, AND THE AVAILABILITY OF SMALL ARMS AMMUNITION- HARDIN MADE NO MENTION Of PLANS TO ATTACK THE DEPOT OR STEAL A~MUNITION IN THE NEAR FUTURE.

HARDIN HAS CONFIDED IN SOURCE THAT HE HAS GROWN TIRED OF WAITING FOR THE UNITED STATES SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC SYSTEM TO COLLAPSE- HE OUTLINED A PLAN Of ELECTING NUMEROUS TWO MAN TEAMS FROM CURRENT ARIZONA PATRIOTS MEMBERS WHO ARE TO BE TRAINED IN THE ART OF ASSASSINATION.

SOURCE HAS ALSO ADVISED THAT HARDIN IS IN DIRE FINANCIAL STRAITS- HE HAS EXPRESSED THE ABSOLUTE NECESSITY OF OBTAINING FUNDS TO FINANCE THE TRAINING OF HIS "HIT TEAMS."

INVESTIGATION HAS ALSO DETERMINED THAT MEMBERS OF THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS ARE DEFRAUDING A LOCAL TELEPHONE NETWORK FROM $5,000 TO $8,00 • PER MONTH BY FRAUDULENTLY USING ACCESS CODES TO PLACE CALLS THROUGH WATTS LINES.

SOURCE HAS CONTINUED TO MEET WITH HARDIN AND ONE

Discuss TRAINING PLANS-! ~Is WILLING TO COMMENCES RVIV~RAMILITARY TRA NING FO ARIZONA b?C PATRIOTS MEMBERS- WAS MADE AWARE OF FUTURE PLANS OF THE ARIZONA PATRIOT T DE TROY INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE {IRS} BUILDINGS, AT WHICH TIME HE CAUTIONED HARDIN TO UTILIZE C-4 EXPLOSIVES RATHER THAN DYNAMITE- HARDIN ADVISED HE HAD ACCESS TO ALL THE DYNAMITE THEY COULD USE, BUT ONLY HAD ON( SOURCE FOR C..-4 EXPLOSIVES-

!OFFERED TO SHOW ARIZONA PATRIOTS MEMBERS HOW TO INSERT SPECIAL TIPS ON -38 CALIBER AMMUNITION THAT WOULD GIVE THE AMMUNITION ARMOR-PIERCING CAPABILITIES, WHICH HE CLAIMED WOULD PENETRATE SEVERAL VESTS AND FOUR PHONE BOOKS·

NOTE CONTINUED:

HARDIN HAS SPOKEN TO THE SOURCE ABOUT THE PROPOSED DESTRUCTION OF AN IRS BUILDING IN OGEN, UTAH, AND STATED THAT HE HAS A RECONNAISSANCE MAN IN OGDEN THAT COULD "TAKE THE IRS BUILDING DOWN." HARDIN HAS NOT-ESTABLISHED A TIMETABLE FOR ANY OFFENSIVE ACTION• HARDIN HAS STATED 1985 WI~L BE THE YEAR FOR SOCIAL COLLAPSE AND THE STRUGGLE MUST BE VIEWED AS "AN ATTRITIONAL WAR ... "

BASED ON THE ABOVE, THE CONTINUATION OF THIS FULL DS/T INVESTIGATION IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY THE CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION, TERRORISM SECTION.

Reference Phoenix teletype to FBIHQ daNed 4/6/85.

Enclosed for Phoenix is one copy of a 9/17/75 letter from the U.S. Civil Service Commission (USCSC)~ Form 257~ regarding

For the information of Phoenix~ a review of Bureau _ files was conducted, per your requests in referenced teletype.

This revi:~ determined one reference ide~tifiable to ...~ date of birth: 1/20/45. This

Security of Government Employees

check submitted to FBIHQ by the USCSC. This communication details

lbackground, to include his military service and undercover activiti~s while employed with the Los Angeles Police Department: A copy of this communication is enclosed for your information.

A review of Bureau indices determined numerous references for DAVE EMERSON GUMA;R. A review of Bureau fil Y/, 62-113743 determined that GUMAER, who was never an FBI employe ~ ,~ .: or an FBI informant~ is allegedly a right-wing~ anti-Semiti ~ extremist. GUMAER was an undercover operative of the Chicago Police Department in the 1960's being directed against "new left" organizations. He came to the attention of the Bureau in

SEE NOTE PAGE THREE

Airtel to Phoenix RE: ARIZONA PATRIOTS; DOMESTIC SECURITY/TERRORISM; 00: PHOENIX

1970-71, when he undertook a multi-state speaking engagement on behalf of the John Birch Society; of which he was a member~ During these speeches; wherein GUMAER would indicate his prior undercover activities and relationship with the Chicago Police Department ; GUMAER also identified himself as an FBI informant working matters of a similar nature for the Bureau : These speeches were generally of an alarmist nature~ intended to arouse· the wrath of conservative America to the ever growing threat from "new left" and "Communist backed" movements in the United States~ Considerable correspondence was received at FBIHQ, due to GUMAER'S purporting to be an FBI informant~ in addition to his inflammatory rhetoric during these speeches:

In October 1973, a Washington Field Office confidential source advised that a third individual had described GUMAER as a right-wing extremist who was allegedly organizing right-wing airline pilots to fly "hit teams" around the United States to assassinate certain individuals; to include then Secretary of State Henry Kissinger~ Investigation could not substantiate these allegations~ but GUMAER~ during an interview, did express a particular dislike for Kissinger due to his "pro-Communist activities and associates:" It was ascertained, however, that GUMAER exhibited the profile of a white; right extremist who could be swept up in the philosophies espoused by the ARIZONA PATRIOTS~

The above information is being provided for your information~ Should additional pertinent information identical to I !or GUMAER surface in this file r~view process~ the Phoenix Office will be immediately apprised.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

NOTE: The attached communication details the review of Bureau files regarding to individuals alleged to be operati6g in behalf of the "ARIZONA PATRIOTS (AP)" and AP leader TY HARDIN~ FBIHQ indices check was requested by the Phoenix Office in teletype dated 4/6/85~

date of birth: 1/20/45~ who is believed to be providing paramilitary training to AP recruits~ was the subject of a U~S~ Civil Service Commis.sion (USCSC) communication to FBIHQ dated 9/11/75, This document contained background information regarding_ I to include his prior military service and undercover police responsibilities while b7C employed with the Los Angeles Police Department~ At the time; I lwas an applicant for a Civil Service positirn in San Francisco: No der~gatory information regarding~---~~as developed at that time.

A review of Bureau files regarding D~VID EMERSON GUMAER~ date of birth: 5/17/39; who is also b€lieved to be assisting AP leader TY HARDIN, has determined that GUMAER was never an FBI employee or informant~ as so alleged by HARDIN in referenced teletype. The Phoenix Office has been apprised by this airtel that GUMAER is a former operative of the Chicago Police Department, and a former lecturer for the John Birch Society, who is described as being an anti-Semitic; white extremist individual; and who could easily identify with philosophies espoused by a group such as the AP.

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A LL IN.FORMA T ION coN T A I N E D\n H ER E IN I S #}O!~B~~S IFIE D\ nDATE 0 7 - 2 8 -2

UNCLAS F f T 0

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A1 TN: SSA,~i ____JI CID, TERRORISM SECTION,

.l'\~IZOrA PAT°-IOTS; ijS/T; 00: PHOEMIX. FULL FIELD IMVESTIGATION AUTHORIZED Ol'J 10/30/8•4; REG)UEST .FO R

~"9,,;E NSI0f'1 susr,1ITTt:;'.D BY t-iIRTEL-LHM, ON 4/15/85.

-. , P uqPOSE: IT IS REQ UE sn:D AN EXTE MS ION OF AUTHO RI TY BE GRAIi TED b7C

' \ . TO C\TILIZF. Ml ELECTRO Ml C DE VI CE TO MONITOR AND/OR RECORD PRIVATE /- - -\

CO~\/ERSATIO~S BETlo/EEN SOURCE AND TY HARDI ti AND OTHERS YET UNK oo .,f. f y

, IN CONN EC T!.O~ WITH A DO ME STIC SECURITY /TE RliOR 15 M MATTER • CUR R~ ·

~UTHORITY .~UTHORIZED 0~1 3/7/85 AND EXP IRES 5/6/85.

DE T AI LS : A N ii'. XTE' NS 10 N OF

Q~G.ll IR~ DO J AP PROV AL.

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PARA-ti1ILITARY ORGAMIZATION ·FOUNDED BY EX-·KlVlE ACTOR, TY HARDIN IN PRESCOT"J;', .~RIZON.~ •. AP PHILOSOPHY CLOSELY RESEMBLES THAT OF' THE A'?YP.N NATIO~is, POSE COMMITATAS AND OTHER RIGHT-WING EXTREMIST G!iOUPS t·fHO AOVOCATE ARMED REVOLUTIONS AND THE ACTUAL OVERTHROW OF 11-tF u.s. GOVERMi':ENT. AP MEMBERS ARE URGED TO sro·RE LARGE CACHE$ OF' AR•-1 s, P.MMUNITION",' EXPLOSIVES, FOOD, AND OTHER ITEMS NECESSARY TO BE SELF' S UFFI C IEi'H.

CURRE~!T 4P PLANS CALL FOR AN OFFENSIVE IN THE NEAR FUTURE HOW.

E:liER, NO TIME' TABLE HAS BEEN ES,TABLISHED. THE PROPOSED OFFENSIVE INCLU9FS DESTRUCTION OF INTERNA~ REVENU~ SERVICE <IRS) BUILDINGS AND IS TO cor~~tiENCF WITH THf DESTRUCT IOM OF THE IRS -REGIONAL COl"PLEX IN OGDFM, UTAH. HARDIN REPORTEDLY " HAS STORED LARGE QUANTITIES OF DYNA:MIT~ IN '-\ GOLD - r~INE NEAR PRESCOTT,. ARIZONA, AND WILL UTILIZE DYNA,V,ITF IF HE IS UNABLE'. TO OBTAIN C-4' OR OTHER HIGH OR9ER EXPLOSIVES. op HrWE NUti"EROLIS "CELLS" IN VARIOu s CITIES · ·oi, ARIZONA AND HARDIN HAS THE FOLLOWING ASSIGNMENTS TO · BE CARRIED OUT \•!HEN THEIR OFJiENSIV~ BEGINS: CELL IN FLAG STAFF IS TO DESTROY THE GLD~N CANYO~J DAM AT PAGi;- ARIZONA; TH~ COTTONl1100D CF.LL MEMBERS ARE TO DESTROY ~l:AJOR R013.f'S BY BLOWING BRiflGES AND MOUNTAIN PASSES ON I-17 AND OTHE'R

MA.JOR ROADS LFADHJG NORTH OUT OF' PHOENIX; THE PHOEIHX CELL MEMBERS

PAG~ }HREE PX 100A-8715 UtJCLAS E F T 0

ARE TO DESTROY }iIGH TENSI_QN POWER LINES AND CAUSE A. MASSIVE BLACK OUT ACROSS THE ENTIRE SOUTHWES"TERN UNITED STATES. TY HARDIN HAS RSPEATEDLY l)ISCUSSED HIS HATRED F'OR CURRENT UNITED STATES GOVERNMF.NT OF'FICitLS, !I.GENTS OF THE FBI, IRS, ClA, FEDERAL JUDGES, MINORITIES, r~NO THOSE OF' L!EWISH EXTRACTION. HARDIN BELIEVES HENRY l<ISSIOOF.R TO

BE ti ·TRAITOR TO TP.IS COUNTRY AND 'BELIEVES. HIM TO BE PUBLIC ENEMY -~ . .

NUMBER O~:E. HARDIN HAS STATED ALL INDIVIDUALS ASSOCIATED 1_,1ITHIN

lliEeE CATEGORI~S ARE TO BE FLIMINATED WHEN THE NEW GOVERNMENT ASSUM.f.S P 01J!ER.

TY HARDIN AND HIS A8S0CIATESS ARE ARMED AND SHOULD BE CONSIDEREJ

FXT~~MELY DAMGEROUS. HARDIN HAS EXHIBITED ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOR AND HAS SPF.lllT MANY HOURS DISCUSSING VARIOUS MEANS IN WHICH TO KILL HIS E~!~MIES. HARDIN HAS . ALSO STATED HE HAS CONTACT WITH ARYAN NATION

fv:€MBERS IN ID/l, HO AND PLANS TO IMPORT GEORGE (LNU) FROM IDAHO IN ['(l "Y · , 1985 TO ~SSIST HA ' Rnrn IN HIS PLANS FOR. VI~O!:.L;;;.EN~1C::!E::...:...·--------, FOR ADl)I TIONAL I NFORMA !ION OF THE BUREAU' l b7D b7E

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NOT ALLOW ITS US!! BY OTHER AP r.1EMBERS. ·TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL COVERAGE, ,_______,

CONSENSUAL MONITORING HAS OCCURRED Ot~LY IN SOURCE'S PRESENCE

4ND SOURCE HAS EXPRESSEi) A WILLI MG NESS TO TESTIFY IN COURT. SOURCE Hl-'S ALSO EXECUTED THE FD-473 •. ·

AUS A. ROGER W. DOKKEN, PHOENIX, ARIZONA, HAS BEEN AP PRISED OF DEVELOPMENTS Hl THIS MATTER AND HAS ISSUED GUIDELINES THAT Ii/ILL PRECLUDE THE SUCCESSFUL DEFENSE ISSUE OF J:NTRAPME~JT IN THIS HlVESTIGATI o~r. HE FURTHER CONCURS Hl THE COM TI NUED U TI LIZA Tl ON OF CO NSEN SU AL

\VOMITORING DEVICES .At'-JD DEEMS THEIR USE ESSEMTIAL IM PRO\/lDHlG ELE~'iE'.IJTS NECESSARY FOR A SUCCESSFUL PROSECL'TION.

PHOENIX SOURCE REFERRiD TO IN BODY OF TELETYPE b2

THi LO RD 'S COV~ f Jtd,iT c;wn C~{, P.a. DD1< ,) YJ:J,iJ, .PJ:!O[_tnx,

NEVER KNOWN ANY OF THE PARTICULAR ORGANIZATION

...____, \.lE

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WITH TY HARDIN, ARIZONA PATRIOT (AP) LEADER, AND~'~~-::::::::~' Bl DEWEY' ARIZONA, TO DISCUSS TRAINING PLANS OF' AP. A

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l)YN,i!if~ITE, _(\SHE B~LIEVF.D TRACtR ELE~1ENTS HAD BEE~\ PLACED IN DYMPt-·

r.inr. \'1HJCH l•'OULD REVEAL THE LOT NU~BER M!D DATE OF PURCHASE.

HA~!)H1 ~EPLIFD HE: HAD ACCF.SS TO .O LL THE !)YNAMITF. THEY COULD USE, ----------- -----·· - ·- . - - --..

THAT HE ONLY HAO or,1E SOURCE FOR C-4 EXPLOSIVES, \•JHOM HE DESCRIBED

AS .l\N UNNA~n Mf.XICA.N Pt',TRIOT. HARDIN ALSO ~ DVISED HE HAS DETIMA-

TOPS A~'fl F'USES F'OR 100 HA~!D GRENP.TJES BUT HE LACKS DU~1MY BO'JIES

NEEr-~n TO PUT THE EXPLOSIVE T)EVICES TOGETHER. I lsTATED THIH ~- - b7C

Hi /'\LL OF HIS TR :UMING HE HAD l)ETER111INED THF.. BEST RIFLE FOR AP US£

TO BS T!-!E AR-15, A~rn THE BEST HANDGUN 1,!0\JLD BE A .357 MAG~!UM REVOL\Jt.::R. HI: OF"FF:REf) TO SH01•1 AP rr,F,MBERS HOW TO IMSERT SPF.CIAL TIPS ON

.38 C4LP:Jr.:q AMl'l11JNITION THAT 1t10ULD GIVE TH~ P.MMUNITIO!\' .AR!YiOR-PIERC-

J111G CAPARILITI~S, 1.!!HICH HE CL.~!Mf!:D WOULD PENETRATF. SEVERAL VESTS

Af-)f) FOUR P.JjONE BOOKS. !-{AP.DIN rnn, STATED AP MUST RECRUIT YOUNG

P'-:OPL!"'. P.[,P) TEACH THH1 TH~ l• 1 AR HAT) BEGUN A~!D IT IS TIME TO JOIN

SiilFS. H~ C'.TATEI) 1985 1.• 1ILL BE THE YEAR FOR SOCIPL COLLAPSE, Mm THti'. STRUGGLE" MJST BF V!El.•'ED I~ TECH~ICAL T'.'.:'RfVJS AS, "Af\l ATTP.ITIO~.lAL

1,rr.,,P, THAT 1.,rJLL ~10T BE OV~R IN O~lF. BIG BANG," BUT ~~AY LAST FOR 20 TO ?5 (63-L!. HARl")Hl FURTHER STATE'.) A COLONEL GALE, "COMMITTEE OF STATES ~T MAP.IPOSA, CALIFORMIA 9 " IS SETTING UP A T~~'O-METER ~ADIO

SY STE:v, FOR A ~! AT IO N1."IDE INTER- COMMUN ICtl. TIO N SYSTEM TO BE USED

P~rE THR~E PX 100A-8715 U~CLAS EFT 0

,,,ITH T!-IJ:i'. "H.t1RD CORE" PATRIOT MOVEMENT. AP MEMBERS \•JILL BE OBTAIN-

HIG TI--!EIP Jh!O-!YETER HAM RADIOS !1\1 THE VERY NEAR FUTURE, AND THESE RAnros !,!ILL HAVE TRAr\lSCEIVER CAPABILITIE:S AS WELL AS SCANNER CAP-

~,B IL IT !ES, 1,11-{I CH I ILL ALLO 1,iJ AP !1'1EMB!<.:RS TO fVlO NI T0 R ALL LAW n.1 FO RC F-

l\1E r..1T .~Grit,1CIES. 4RDH1 ALSO CLAIMED TO HAVE SOURCES IM ARIZONA D5'PA9Trv1E~!T OF PUBLIC SAFETY (DPS) t1IHO ARE ~lILLIMG TO RUN LICENSE

!'LATti.'S, ~1CIC A~'I') DRIVER'S LICEt,1SE CH~CKS FOR HIM. HE CLAIMr •:D ALSO

TO HAVt.: AN ~X-F'BI AGnn, POESIBLY AN BIFORMANT, ti/HOM HE ~AME9 AS --- -- --..

'IA\/E GU 11~tlER, \:IHO STILL HAS COMTACT WITH THE FBI AMD l 1.IHO H/'.IS PROv1ryrD VALUABL~ INFORMATIO~ TO HARDIN. ~I---~!THF~ ADVISED THE AP b7c

NlJ~T BE si.::cuRITY COMSCIOUS AND IMMEDIATELY DEVELOP CODE NAMES FOR MEMBWqS, ~S ~ELL AS A CODE TO BE UTILIZED IN ALL FUTURE TELEPHONE

COMVFPSATIOf11 S. IM9IVInlJALS PRESENT AT f'l1EETING THEN DETERMINED THE

F!Rf:T TRAH1P'G SB:SSION "JILL CO/YJMENCE THE EVENING OF APRIL 5, 1985, AT THF YAVAPAI COLLEGE~ PRESCOTT, ARIZONA. 5#3 • 33 58 ,s, 28)) ?3

AND THEY M!TICIPAT !!: ~zr: 188, 7831 8, ?49:#743 - "SURVIVAL TRtUMING," ~.TTEll!DAt.1CF. BY A LAP.GF CROtrD.

AS TRA I NI MG PROGRESS ES, THE "CREAM ~OJ

OF THE: CROP" IS TO BE RECRUITED INTO THE AP MOVE'ME~JT A LITTLE AT A TIME, MlD T!-!E CUR~~NT "HARD CORE" AP MEMBERS ATTENDING THE SESSIONS

1•iILL BE TP.AINF:D IN A GROUP BY THEMSELVES.

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AFTER _I ILEFT THE ABOVE ME~TING, HARDIN AN9~I----~

C0NTH!UEi1 CONVERSING ABOUT PROPOSED D~STRUCTIO~., OF T~E IRS BUILDING IN OGDEN, tlTAH. HARDI ~J STATE!) HIS RECO~HiAISS.O. NCE IY'JAN H! OGDEN SUGGESTED TAKING OUT THREE OR FOUR UNITS IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE COUNTPY AT THF SA~F TIME, SUCH AS OGDEN, WASHINGTON, SEATTLS, ETC., ff THE AP HAD THE CAPABILITY TO DO SO. HARDIN STATED, "WOULDN'T IT 0 B~ NICF IF THEY COULD," BUT HE DID NOT SUGGEST THE AP HAD SUCH CAPABILITY AT T~E PRESEMT TIME. HARDIN ALSO MENTIONED TO I

T.H/H HE HA Tf.D OffNRY) Krss INGER, BUT H~ MADE NO SPEC IF IC THREATS

A~ AHl S T HI S L I FE • H,t\ RD I N AL SO B EL IE VE S l-' 1 S RE CO NM AI S S AN CE MMl I N

OGDF~, UTAH COULD TAKE THE IRS BUILDING DO~N AND STATED, "HE LOVES OUR FIRST OBJECTIVE. H~ SAYS THAT'S THE l,11.0,Y TO START THIS THH!G OF"F ." HARDir,1 ALSO ADVISED HIS MA~) IN OGDEN NEEDS FUNDS, WHICH

P.4P.l)Hl DO~S NOT HAVE AT THIS TIME. THE MEETING Wt1S THEM TERMIN- b?D ATED.

~-----'REPORTED HARDIN HAS NOT ESTABLISHED A TIMETABLE FOR ANY OFFENSIVE ACTION BY AP, AND HARDI~ IS CURRENTLY PREOCCUPIED MITH HIS FINONCIAL PROBLEMS. HARDIN HAS APPARENTLY LOST HIS ORE PROCESSING MILL HJ ~ ,WER, ARIZONA, Dl'~ TO NON-PAYMENT OF BILLS, AMD IS l)f<.:SPF.RATl!'.LY EXPLORING POSSIBILITIES OF NEt,r REVENUE.

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FOR A~DITIONAL INFORMATION OF THE BURSAU, THE MERCENARY TRAIN-

REPO f? TEi1 EX-F'BI AGF.~lT IS CURRENTLY UTILIZING THE NAME O(_ DA VE~

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PHOE~IX INDICES NEGATIVE RE I _____ IAND GUMASR.

R;;:IJUF.ST OF THE BUREMJ. THE BUPEAU IS REQUESTED TO SEARCH RECOROS FOR ANY INFOR~ATION CONCERNING

ALSO TO DET~P.fv'IPJE IF THF.RE IS RF.CORD OF' AN EX-BUREMJ E!YlPLOYE:E OR I~lF'ORMANT ':!ITH THE NAN: OR KNOW~.! ALIAS Or DAVE EMERSO~ ) GU~~AER.

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OPENI G OF THIS CASE WAS PREDICATED UPON INFORMATION OBTAINED BY WAY OF MONITORING OF CONVERSATIONS BY SUNS, SUNS WAS ADVISED BY PHOENIX F'BI CASE AGENT AT THE -FIRST MEETING WITH SUNS PERSONNEL ON FEBRUARY 15, 1985, AND AGAIN ON MARCH 1, 1985, THAT WITH THE , · COMMENCEMENT OF PHOENIX FBI INVOLVEMENT IN THE MATTER, NO ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM SUNS MO :NITOR I NG OF CALLS WOULD BE ACCEPTED. THIS MATTER WAS DISCUSSED WITH PHOENIX PLA, AND ON fl'IARCH 5, 1985, AUSA ROOER W. DOKKEN, DISTRICT OF AR !ZONA, CONCURRED WITH THAT APPROACH. PHOENIX DIV IS ION HAS NOT ACCEPTED ANY I NF'ORMATION FROM , SUNS MONITCRED CALLS SINCE F'EBRUARY 15, 1985.

INVESTIGATION CO NT INUI NG. \

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OAPIZONA PATRIOTS; DOMESTIC SECURITY - TERRORISM; 00:

FOR INFOR MATION OF RECEIVING OFFICES,~'-----1IS CLOSELY ASSOCIATED ~ITH TY HARDIN AND OTHER LEADERS OF THE b2 ARIZONA PATRIOTS CAP). INFORMATION RECENTLY OBTAINED BY b7C b7D

SOURCE INDICATES AN INDIVIDUAL UTILIZI~1G THE CODE NAME OF "COLGATE" WAS IN CENTRAL AMERICAN COUNTRY OF NICARAGUA, WHERE

HS: i.,r,~s TRAINING THE CONTR.o.s TO USE CLAYMORE MINES, AJ~

fXPLOS I \JES. COLGATE ALLEGED HE HAS HELP ED IN A PL~ TO ASS AS I NAT E ..

NICARAGUAN LE~.i)ERS AND OTHER DIGNITARIES WHO ARE SCHE!)UL ETTT0

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ALL INF ORMATION CONTAINED \ nHEREIN IS #1Q13894IFIED\nDATE 07-28-2005

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AVP.IVE IN NICARAGUA FOR A ,JULY 10 CELEBRATION. COLGATE'S

TRUE NAME HAS BEEN DETERMINED ro ssl I

\oJHO MAY BE RE.ACHED THROUGH HIS WIFE, I I .______________,I GEORGIA, 30513. COLG:ATE IS ALLEGEDLY AN EX CIA OPER~.TIVE WHO H.l\S A BACKGROUND IN EXPLOSIVES AND AS SASH! ATI O~JS.

AIJ SA ROGER DOKKEN, PHOEMI X, ADVISED OM MAY 23, 1985 HE b2 HAT) REC8'.NTLY REQUESTED A... l ______ !r HIS TO DETERMINE BACKGROUND INFORMATION OF! ALISA DOKKEN ADVISED HE HAD BEEN INFORMED BY ______ I TH AT _____________ IS APPARENTLY A REAL INDIVIDUAL, AND SHOULD BE CONSIDERED VERY DANGEROUS • .______,~ LSO ADVISED THA ~L.. _, ~;~rn PEPHAPS ,.JACK OLIPHANT, :~LONG WITH SOURCE, PLAN~!ED TO TRJ.1.\/F:L TO OGDE'fil, UTAH, ON OR ABOUT JUNE 10, 1985, WHERE THEY

b7C b7D WILL ATT[MPT TO OBTAIN BLU~PRINTS OF' THE INTER~1AL REVENUE SERVICE REGIONAL FACILITY, OBTAIN PLANS OF THE SEWER SYSTEMS IN THE ~REA, ASC~RTAIN LOCATION OF NEARBY AIRPORTS, AND TO GATHER ALL AVAILABLE B.4CKGROUND INFORMATION CONCERNING THE ms COMPL~X.

PURPOSF OF THIS TRIP IS TO ASCERTAIN THE FEESIBILITY OF DESTROYING

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THE IRS CO~PLEX 1.,1ITH CON\JENTIOMAL EXPLOSIVES AT AN UNK[~OWN LATER OATE.

,_______.I FURTHER ADVISED THAT I ~PROTECT

PER REQUEST), oRI lwHo MAY BE REACHED THROUGH TELEPHONE NUMBER (208) .... I ---~I IN BOISE, IDAHO, IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE PATcnoT rt10VEMENT, AND HA.S CONTACT WITH THE !).RYAN NATION

MF.MBE:RS. _,___ I IS ~\LLEGED TO BE A MiO. TUROPATH WHO Hti,S A STORE OR RETAIL OUTLET IN THE BOISE AREA. ,____~!HAS RELATED TO SOURCE THAT HE HAS A CONTACT AT THE. IRS- COMPLEX Hl OGDEN, UTAH, WHO HAS ALREADY FURNISHED AN ACCESS CODE TO THE IRS COMPUTERS THERE • .... I __ .....

IBELIE\JES HE MAY ALSO BE ABLE TO PROVIDE INSIGHT BlFORf"lAT!ON OM THE IRS COMPLEX TO AP MEMBERS.

DUE TO THE SEMSITIVITY OF THE ABOVE INF"ORMATION, AND AS DISCLOSURE MAY RESULT IN THE IDENTITY OF PHOENIX SOURCE, IT IS RECOM~ENDED THE ABOVE INFORMATION BE WITHHELD FROM DISSEMINATION AT THIS TIME.

ATLANTA DIVISION AT BLUE RIDGE, GEORGIA. WILL DISCRETELY ASCERTAIN THE 94CKGROUND AND DESCRIPTION OF~' _______ AN~.__________.

BUTTE DIVISION AT BOISE, IDAHO. ~ILL DISCRETELY ASCERTAIN

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DESCRIPTION AND BACKGROUND OF~I-----~' OR_I TELEPHONE b7C .

SALT LAKE CITY DIVISION AT SALT LAKE CITY. INFORMATION

PROVIDEry TO SALT LAKE IN THE EVENT PHOENIX SOURCE AND AP MEMBERS TRAVEL TO OGDEN ON OR AROUND JUNE 10, 1985. FULL

1ESCRIPTION OF INDIVIDUALS PARTICIPATING IN THIS TRIP WILL BE PROVID~D WHEN AVAILABLE. IF THIS PROPOSED TRIP MATERIALIZES, SALT LA Kt Cl TY l" ILL BE REQU~S TED TO PRO IJI DE SURVEILLANCE OF SOURCE A ND AP ~lE M.BERS.

AW~FD A ND DA NG ERO US.

TO. MR. RE:VE~~:

-This is -to record in.format.ion p:rovid,ed, SSA!

Terrorism Section, on ·4/16/~:5. .d ./.!,!,j~(

Jr ,.,..,~..,...w.u......1M.... eph,one 'numl5er - .=,,·=-- = 1y aavised b7C .....,____,,__..u...;t;.;;.h;;.;;a.;..t...-...a......channe. repor er, -..-...,.............--....t".: telepho1_1e . number .._~~-r,~~~ obtained the c te · s o _ n • I communication dealing wit ona Patriots. '-----~declined to disclose how Channel 5 was able to obtain the in ormation, but did agree to reading from a "transcript." Re said the information is dated February 25, 1985. Thereafter, ,( J read. from th;e transcript as follows:

Source met with Ty· ifa:rden, leader, February 12, 1985~AP interests in Navaho Army Depot (NAD), :Flagstaff. Harden ·relayed to source that AP wanted information concerning shipments . in and out of NAD, number of security personnel on duty, access by security personnel to remote bunkers during heavy- snows and th;e freq~ency of securi.t,y: checks. Parti:cular interest in obtaining LAWs rockets, with .plans to have one case per AP member. Also expressed interest in obtaining ground-to-air missiles· and small arms ammo· No mention made of current plans to attack NAD •

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ever~ state in CONUS under. state designation • : I speaks J?areritheti7a11r addiJl~ Texa~, IllinJ>i-S·--and W sconsin) Pa-triots organ1.zat1.on believes ·in even-t.ual · collapse of ability of Government to: control le·f -~f · wing groups and economy and is preparing to step/

and take control a~ Government agencies· <?o;laps ~. Vu ,_,,A · current concentration appears tc;> be on mrlitary /) I' b?C training, stock piling of gold and ·silver, obtaiQi_Jl.g military weapons and equipment "through theft or · corrupti.on of military personnel II in positions' to divert military weapons and supplies from l.e.gitimate so-urce~ t<;> . :Patriot~ : ~G~~ -· iation. Currez:i-t t:l_lr,ea:t:, l"l to Illinois and Chilri _ Z unknown at this "time.;-1 · .,,,/ l1i'~ - • .JJ, 10 /).- If -:1 711 1 · l :!""", -~

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. ' I .. ,-~equested . va~ia.at~Otl -~f the · .a~ · : i~forination developed _ by- :the.. ·FBI. . He~Aec i e to re:v:ea:1 how· obtained ~he iz:i,for~atio!l·· I !.told he ·would eons~· ii .CID and· immediately re la-t.e-d the~=-=...:.:i:.:.:.,..1--------Jwho advis:ed. the information· supplied by:_....,..___....._PParent y · 1.s from an FBI communication·- of Febr·ua,ry . , , relayed to._ DIA on 1:'ebruary 25, 1985 • He advised the source :information in that commu.nieati•onis singular. in nat~re and c9uld lead to the identification of ' the· so:urce, . if discl,osed. ' ' ' I

lthe'reafter: inform.eal 1that once :again · it,. appears h,e. :may• have information from an ·FB1 · commu..nication · and

b7C he w~s ·a~o1:lish~d the disclosure or· :be ' j nfyrmation could ~ead to . · the identif icat1:on of the source. ...,_...,____J....,, agreed to consider the latter wheri editing · for report~. ·

This communication was prepared, at the requ,es t ·of; SSA_l-----~

ATTENTION:

DOMESTIC SE CUR I TY/ TERROR I SM SECT I ON. r

UN SUSS, DBA AR I ZONA ?ATRI OTS; F3W; 00: PHOENIX (PX 1958-1603); (S) 3

ARIZONA PATRIOTS; DOMESTIC SECURITY/TERRORISM; 00: PHOENIX (PX 100.1.\-8715);

ARYAN NATIONS, CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST CHRISTIAN, HAYDEN LAKE, IDAHO; DS/T; 00: BUTTE (PX 10~A-3711)

ALL INDIVIDUALS IN THIS - INVESTIGATION SHOULD BE CONSIDERED EXTREMELY DANGEROUS WITH UNLIMITED AMMUNITION .AND WEAPONS AND APPR OPR IA"I:E CAUTION SHOULD BE EXERCISED IN ANY PHASE OF' THE INVESTIGATION. ADDITIONALLY, BE AD.VISED OF POSSIBLE THREAJ OF' AR YAN NATION TO\'.lARD FBI PERSONNEL. ALL OF'F'ICES SHOULD BE AWARE THAT ARYAN NATION MEMBERS MAY ATTEMPr TO RETALIATE AGAINST FBI

AND/OR OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS BECAUSE OF ACTION TAKEN

19 63-15 0 3 UNCL~'S

AT WHIDBEY ISLAND ON DECE f-t'3ER 3 , 19 2 4.

RE PHOENIX, t1ARCH 5, 1985, TEL TO OPER 4T!Of':AL SUPPORT UNIT, TECHNICAL SERVICES DIVISION, PHOENIX TEL TO DIRECTOR, MAR CH 7, 1985, Mfl APR IL 4, 1935, TELC AL BETHEEN PH on; IX SSA ...

SUPERVISOR DO MESTIC SECURITY/TERRORISM SECTION.

ON MM<CH 18, 1985, A COURT ORDER 1.,J.~~ ISSUED '3Y UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE CHARLES L. HARDY, DISTRICT OF ARIZONA, AUTHORIZING INSTALLATION AND USE OF SEVEN PEN REGISTERS PERTAINING TO THE ABOVE-REFERENCED FBW MATTER FOR A PERIOD OF THIRTY DAYS.

IN BOTH ABOVE-REFERENCED TELETYPES, PEN REGISTERS WERE HEQUESTED. TO DATE, PHOENIX DIVISION IS UTILIZING THREE PEN REGISTERS LEFT OVER FROM ANOTHER PHOENIX INVESTIGATION, TWO OF WHICH WERE NOT FULLY OPERATIONAL UNTIL MARCH 28, 1985, FOR TECHNICAL REASONS. THE THIRD \1AS NOT INSTALLED UNTIL APRIL 4, 1985, \iJHEN IT BECAME AVAILABLE. ALSO, ON MARCH 28, 1985, TWO ADDITIONAL PEN REGISTERS WERE INSTALLED, WHICH WERE BORROWED FROM A LOCAL DEA OFFICE. THIS MAKES A TOTAL OF' FIVE· PEN REGISTERS IN OPERATION, TWO OF WHICH CDEA> MAY MAVE TO BE

_, PAGE'THREE PX 196B-1S03 UNCL~ S REMOVED IF DEA IS IN NEED OF THEM.

INFORMATION GATHERED TO DATE, BY WAY OF THE FUNCTIONifG PEN REG! STERS HAS REVEALED THAT n.ro OF' THE LINES HAVE BEEN USED TO ILLEGALLY ENTER THE PHO~E SYSTEM OF SHARED USE NETWORK Sh:.RVICE, Ifie. (SUNS). ONE LINE HAS BEEN IJSED THIRTY-FOUR TIMES IN A FOUR DAY PERIOD TO '.'rl!\KE LONG DISTANCE CALLS TO ILLHlOIS AND --MICHIGAN NUl1BERS. ~--------

THE LINES CHOSEN FOR INSTALLATION OF T~ESE PEN REGISTERS, WERE THOSE OF KNOWN MEMBERS OF THE ARIZONA PATRIOT ORGANIZATION, INASMUCH AS IT APPEARS AS IF THEY ,~RE ILLEGALLY USING T:iE SUNS PHONE SYSTEM TO FlJRTHER THEIR CAUSE.

A REVIEW OF SUNS RECORDS HAS REVEALED THAT THE TELEPHONE NUMBERS OF Tl.JO VERY RADICAL AND VIOLENCE PRONE 1'1EMP,ERS OF' THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS (ONE OF WHICH HAS A PEN REGISTER OPERATING) CONTINUE TO RECEIVE CALLS THROUGH THE SUNS TELEPHONE NETWORK, SOME FROM WITHIN ,<\RIZONA, OTHERS FROM OUTSIDE. PHOENIX SOURCES HAVE PROVIDED INFORMATION WHICH INDICATES THESE INDIVIDUALS ARE VERY VOLITILE AND ERRATIC IN THEIR BEHAVIOR• AND

THE USE OF' EXPLOSIVES ON GOVERNMENT FACILITIES AS WELL AS PUBLIC UTILITIES IS BEING DISCUSSED.

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IT IS T~E STRONG JELIEF OF TH~ PHJIPIX DIVISION CASE AGENT THAT MEM9ERS Of THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS cotTINUE TO ILLEG~LLY USE THE SUNS TELEPHO~-iE i':'.-:T 1WRK TO CO!.J:)UCT' THEIR 1USit<2SS 1,JITHH; ARIZONA, AND I~ ADDITIO~, THAT CALLS ARE MADE TO AND RECEIVED

FRO~l OTi-1.Eh \:/HITE SUPHE~1ACIST TYPE GROUPS OUTSIDE .4RIZOt•.;A.

2:JFECTIVC: USE OF PEN REGISTERS H: THIS f<1~TTER FILL PHOVIDE

V.4LUA8LE INFOiiM.i\TION FOR BOTH THE F:lW Hl\/ESTIG~.TION AS WELL AS IUTELLIGENCZ REGARDihG LiE cot,;TACTS MADE BY THESE ORGl\N!ZATIONS.

IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT ON MARCH 5, 1985, ARRANGEMENTS WERE MADE ....rIT11 SUNS TO J<EEP THEIR '(,J.4TS LINES !\ND .l\CCESS CODES OPERATING FOR PURPOSES OF FBI INVESTIGATION FOR .I\ FORTY-FIVE DAY PERIOD. THIS w,~s f1ADE WIT:~ THE UNDERSTANDING THAT THE FBI WOULD RE IM3UR SE SUNS FOR THEIR LOSSES FOR THAT PERIOD OF TIME. THIS TIME PERIOD EXPIRES APRIL 19, 1985, AT WHICH POINT SUNS, ~1AY CHOOSE TO DISA3LE THE ABUSED NW1BERS. SUNS HAS r'I.DV ISED THAT THE ABUSE OF' ONE PARTICULf\R ACCESS CODE INVOLVED 600 ILLEGAL CALLS BEING MADE IN A FIFTEEN DAY PERIOD, IMPLYING THAT THE ABUSE, AND THEIR LOSSES CONTINUES TO GROW. REQUEST OF THE BUREAU.

THE BUREAU IS REQUESTED TO, AS ~XPEDITIOUSLY AS POSSIBLE,

, ;

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ffiOVIDE PHOENIX DIVISiot: 1,.11n1 FOUR DI.~LF.D l·•:U;"l3ERED RECORDERS.

ALL I ND IV I DU ,LS IN THIS INVEST IG .4T I0N SHOUL~ BE CONSIDERED EXTREMELY DANGEROUS WITH UNLIMITED AMMUNITION AND WE~PONS AND APPR OPR !ATE CAUTION S!--iOULl) 2E EXE:~CI SED IN ,/\NY PHASE OF THE INVESTIGATION. ADDITIOt:ALLY• BE ADVISED OF POSSIBLE THREAT OF ARYAt,' NATION TO'~l ,,RD F'B l PERSONNEL. ALL OFF'I CES SHOULD BE A'.t.',~RE THAT · ARYAN NATIOl\i MEMBERS MAY ATTE i•1PT TO RETALIATE: AGtiINST THE AND/OR OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS BECAUSE OF ACTION TAKEN AT WHIDBEY IS.LAND ON DECEi13ER 8• 1.984.

ADDENDUM:" CRIMI-NAL -INVESTIGATIVE 4/8/85

The Criminal Investigative Division, Terrorism Section, has reviewed the request of the Phoenix Office for four dial number recorders (pen registersl to be supplied to the Phoenix Office as expeditiously as possible, and concurs with this request. The Phoenix Office has established, through investigation, that members of the Arizona Patriots, an organization which is currently the subject of a full Domestic Security/Terrorism , investigation, are fraudulently using Shared Use Network Services, In 9., (SUNS), a local telecommunications company at the rate of $5,000-$8,000 per month. Representatives of the SUNS Corporation are cooperating in this investigation, and have agreed to keep the access lines opened in order for the FBI to install pen registers on these lines. Reimbursement to the SUNS Corporation in the amount of $10,000, to defray their operational expenses in this investigation, have already been requested by the Phoenix Office and approved at FBIHQ.

It should be noted that the additional four pen registers would not only benefit the fraud-by-wire investigation, but would also greatly enhance the ongoing Domestic Security/Terrorism investigation of the Arizona Patriots and provide additional information concerning planned violence . on the part of the Arizona Patriots.

The Phoenix Office recently reported that the Arizona Patriots leader, Ty Hardin, advised a Phoenix informant of plans to actively recruit "hit" teams that will be trained and utilized in assa·ssination attempts against United States officials, including President Reagan. Hardin allegedly has grown tired of waiting for the United States social and economic system to collapse. He plans to use hard-core Arizona Patriots members to staff - his "hit" teams. In addition to President Reagan, Hardin has mentioned, as possible targets, the following individuals: Henry•Kissinger, Vice~President Bush, the Rockefellers, the Rothchilds, Federal · judges, members of the Federal Exchange Commission, members of the Federal Reserve Board, and FBI and Internal Revenue Service Agents •.

In view of these serious threats and other investigation outlined above, it is recommended that the request for an additional four pen registers be given priority consideration.

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:..ARIZONA PATRIOTS; DS/T; 00: PHOENIX.

FOR INFORMATION OF THE BUREAU AND MIAMI, A SUMMARY OF ,.,---'· ~ ,

RECENT El/ENIS CONCERNING . PLANS AND ACTIVITIES . or THE .ARIZONA (£) PATRIOTS CAP) IS BE.ING FURN !SHED. 0 F PARTICULAR INTEREST IS b7C INFORMATION CONCERNING THE PAST BOMBING OF NINE ABORTION CLINICS AND TWO JEWISH SYNAGOGUES ALLEGEDLY BY JACK 9,~lPljJJ.~J,7//, ~""J 3•·.4'. ., ;fr ,_ . " ' nl='.?11 / t) "=-"=ro · YCTt?,_.. ·' ! AND MEMBERs br . THE CHRISTIAN-PATRIOTsvoi~l~ -cr AGUE. ALSO OF · INTEREST IS A PLAN OF .... ! ____,!AND OTHER AP MEMBERS TO TRAVEL TO OGDEN, UTAH, JUNE 10, 1985, AND AN ATTEMPT TO ' OBTAIN BLUE ~ · t=iB::=~aQN AND ALL AVAILABLE INF'ORMAT ION CONCERN ING THE INTERNAL REVENU '.17 MAY 21 1985 SERVICE (IRS) REGIONAL FACILITY IN OGDEN. IT IS NOTED THAT_ _,__

PAGE TWO (.100A- 87 J 5 > UN CLAS

21 OR MORE IRS FACILITIES ACROSS THE UN'ITED STATES TAR GETED FOR DESTRUCTION BY MEMBERS OF' AP. IT SHOULD ALSO BE NOTED THAT . THE BU~EAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AND FIREARMS (ATF), PHOENIX, ARIZONA, IS OPERATING AN IN -FORMANT IN CONjUNCTION WITH THE ARIZONA ATTORNEY GENERAL. s OFFICE THEREFORE' ATF IS AWAREl OF INFORMATION CONTAINED : IN THIS TELETYPE.

/ DETAILS:

TY HARDIN, REPORTED . AP LEADER IN PRESCOTT, ARIZdNA, CONTINUES TO BE PLAGUED WITH FINANCIAL PROBLEMS AND RECENTLY ADVISED _ ____.I THAT HE IS EXPLORING · OTHE'R AVENUES OF REVENUE WHICH INCLUDE ROBBERY OF A BANK OR ARMORED CAR, OR POS~IBLY INCLUDING MEMBERS OF MOTORCYCLE GANG INTO THE AP MOVEMENT FOR THE PURPOSE OF' DEALING IN DRUGS. HARDIN ADVISED HE HAD SMUGGLED ' DRUGS THROUGHOUT EUROPE WHEN HE WAS A MOVIE ACTOR, AND HE BELIEVES HE COULD BE SUCCES SFUL AS A DEALER IN THE UN !TED STATES BECAUSE OF HIS CONNEC'-10NS.

BECAUSE OF REASONS or ADVERSE PUBLICITY ON TV AND NEWS MEDIA ~ONCERNING AP AND REPORT.ED LEAKS AT HIG~ LEV~LS FROM WITHIN THE MOVEMENT,.AP MEMBERS HAVE DEC~DED TO BE LESS VISIBLE TO THE PUBLIC. THEY HAVE DECIDED THAT WHEN TH~Y DO ADVERTISE IN

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THE FUTURE, THEY PLAN TO GAIN POPULAR SUPPORT BY EMPHASIZING WHAT THEY BELIEVED TO BE A COMMUNIST THREAT FROM WITHIN AMERICA, AND WILL SMOKESCREEN OR HIDE THEIR HATRED TOWARD JEWISH PEOPLE AND MINORITIES.•

ON MAY 10, 1985. , AN AP HIGH ~EVEL STRATEGY MEETING WAS HELD IN RqOM 114 OF LA QUINTA MOTEL, THOMAS ROAD AND BLACK CANYON FREEWAY, PHOENIX. TO INSURE MAXIMUM SECURITY OF THIS MEETING, AP MEMBERS WERE · NOT INrORMED OF THE EXACT LOCATION UNTIL TWO OR THREE HOURS PRIOR TO THE TIME OF COMMENCEMENT. IN ADDITION, AP MEMBERS CHECKED VEHICLES IN THE PARK ING LOT OF THE MOTEL PRID R TO THE MEETI~G, AND FREQUENTLY C~ECKED OUTSIDE ~HEIR ROOMS WHILE THE MEETING WAS IN PROGRESS. MOST jbr THOSE IN ATTENDANCE WERE ARMED WITH ONE OR MORE HANDGUNS. J rHE PHOENIX DIVISION DID PROVIDE · AUTHORIZED ELECTRONIC COVERAGE OF THIS MEETING, AND _ THE FOLLOWI!~G ITEMS OF HITEREST '· t,JERE SOME OF' . THOSE DISCUSSED: THERE IS A LEA'K Or INF'ORMATION IN THE AP AND IT MUST BE . .. ' STOPPED. IF AN INFORMANT IS IN THE GROUP, HE MUST BE SMOKED our AND DESTROYED. INASMUCH AS TY HARDIN ENJOYS TALKING

TO THE NEWS MED IA, IT WAS DEC'IDED HE SHOULD CONTINUE TO DO SO, HOWEVER t HE SHOULD RE-EMPHASIZE THEIR PLANS Or VIOLENCE AND '

PAGE FOUR ( 100A -8715) UNCLAS HATRED AND EMPHASIZE HOME PREPAREDNESS AND SURVIVAL KNOWLEDGE. HE SHOULD ALSO EMPHASIZE THE THREAT 'or COMMUNISM WITHIN AND OUTSIDE THE USA~ IT IS BELIEVED THIS DIRECTION OF FUTURE PROPAGANDA WILL GAIN WIDESPREAD PUBLIC SUPPORT. DAVE GUMAER HAS A SOURCE WHOSE CODE NAME IS COLGATE~ TR U~ NAME OF' THIS IN°DIVIDUAL IS BELiEVED TO BJ~I ______

_,~URRENTLY RESIDING IN THE STATE OF REPORTED COLGATE RECENTLY RETURNED FROM EL SALVADOR IN NICARAGUA WHERE . HE HAD TAUGliT GUERILLAS HOW TO PROPERLY DEPLOY AND USE CLAYMORE MINES •. GUMAER STATED COLGATE ADVISED ALL WAS IN READINESS FOR A BIG CELEBRATION TO TAKE PLACE

IN THE MONTH OF JULY IN NICARAGUA THAT IS TO CELEBRATE THE REVOLUTION. HE STATED THERE WILL BE . MASS EXECUTIONS OF' THE NUMEROUS COMMUNlST LEADERS THAT WILL BE GATHERED THERE FOR CELEBRATION. GUMAER INDICATED THAT THIS WOULD BE DONE THROUGH THE USE OF EXPLOSIVES AND OTHER DEVICES • .. ADVISED HE HAS A CONTACT IN PHOENIX, ARIZONA, AND WILL OBTAI N A COMPLETE SET OF FALSE IDENTIFICATION PAPERS, WHICH ·INCLUDES A PASSPORT, F'OR THE PRICE OF' $3,000 PER PERSON • . HOWEVER, THIS CONTACT WILL ACCEPT ONLY QUANTITY ORDERS OF' 10 INDIVIDUALS OR MORE, AND HAS STATED THE CASH MUST BE UPFRONT. (GUMA~R HAS PRE.VIOUSLY

PAGE FI VE ( 100A - 8 7 15 ) UN CL AS CLAIMED HE HAS THREE COMPLETE SETS OF FALSE ID PAPERS, INCLUDING PASSPORTS, AND HE HAS STATED ALL PAPERWORK IS EXCELLENT, AND AUTHORITIES WILL BE ' UNABLE TO DETECT · THE FACT THAT THE PAPERWORK IS FALSE>~ I • GUMAER EMPHASIZED THE FACT THAT HE WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE F'B I ANQ CIC COMPUTER AT WASHINGTON, D .c. BE DESTROYED ·ALONG WITH THE PROPO$ED TARGETS dF THE · IRS COMPUTERS NATIONWIDE~

TY HARDIN ADVISED THAT HE WOULD LIKE TO SET UP A NATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM WITHIN THE PATRIOTS MOVEMENT, AND HAVE MEMBERS ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES COMBINE IN THEIR EFFORTS TO TAKE OUT THE IRS COMPUTERS. HE ST~TED THERE WERE MORE tHAN 20 PROPOSED TARGETS·, AND ALL OF THESE SHOULD BE TAKEN OUT AT THE SAME TIME•

TY HARD IN INTRODUCED JACK OLIP·HANT AND STATED "HE WAS AROUND · WHEN THEY TOOK OUT ALL THOSE ABORTION CLINICS. HOW MANY. DID YOU GET our AT ONE TIMET" OLtPHANT ' REPLIED, - "NINE. WE MADE • I • NATIONAL HEADLINES • . I THOUGHT . THEY WERE GOING TO COME LOOKING F'OR. ME , BUT THEY DIDN•t" ~ HARDIN THEN STATED "IT MADE · A HELL OF AN IMPACT. THEN THEY DID ANOTHER LITTLE THING"~ OLIPHANT REPLIED, .. A . COUPLE OF' . SYNAGOGUES UP IN THE HEART OF THE ENEMY

PAGE SIX (100A-8715) UNCLAS TERRITORY".

JACK OLIPHANT ' ADVISED HE IS IN THE PROCESS OF PURCHASING 320 ACRES OF LA~~ IN RUG~ED MOUNTAIN TERRAINE IN ~ESTERN ARIZONA ' . WHERE HE INTEND·S TO ESTABLISH A DEFENSE co·MPOUND • HE ADVIS'ED THERE IS ONLY ONl WAY IN - AND OUT, AND IF THtY SET UP THREE 50 CALIBER MACHINE GUNS oN THREE HIGH PEAKS THEY w ILL BE ABLE TO KEEP EVERYBODY UNDESIRABLE OUT OF THE COMPOUND. OLIPHANT THEN SOLICITED $25 OR MORE FROM EACH .PATRIOT TO HELP TO PAY EXPENSES OF ACQUIRING THE LAND AND BUILDING THE COMPOUND.- OLIPHANT ALSO DETAILED SIMPLE PLANS OF LAUNCHING A MOLOTOV COCKTAIL. HE STATED THAT FIRST A 1~ OUNCE POP BOTTLE WOULD BE FILLED WITH INFLAMMABLE LIQUID, AND THEN WOULD BE LAUNCHED BY PLACING THE BOTTLE IN PLASTIC PIPE AND LAUNCHING IT WITH 150 POUND PRESSURE OF COMPRESSED AIR THAT WOULD . BE SHOT INTO . THE BOTTOM OF THE PIPE, AND WOULD BE PROVIDED BY A PORTABLE AIR TANK. HE STATED . THIS WAS AN EFFECTIVE MEANS OF LAUNCHING FIREBOMBS. · .

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ADVISED AP MUST NOT RELY ON THE· LAZER-TYPE WEAPON THAT IS STILL. UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN , SEDONA, ARI'ZONA. HE STATED THEY NEED °TO RELY ON CONVENTIONAL EXPLOSIVES THAT THEY KNOW WILL W·ORK~ HE ADVISED HE HAS NOW LOCATED A NITRATE MINE IN ,

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ARIZONA, AND HE IS NOW CAPABLE OF MANUFACTURING EXPLOSIVES . HIMSELF. HE FURTHER STATED AP MEMBERS MUST CONCENTRATE ON I • • • HITTING THE IRS BUILDING ·IN . ONE OF THREE DIFFERENT WAYS: A) UTILIZING AN AIRCRAFT, PREFERABLY A CRor DUSTER WITH THE'HIGH PAY LOAD CAP~CITY, AND MAY BE - LOADED WITH EXPLOSIVES AND FLOWN INTO AN IRS BUILDING BY REMOTE CONTROL; B) A CAR OR TRUCK COULD BE LOADED WITH EXPLOSIVES AND DRIVE~ TO THE FRONT DOOR OF AN IRS BUILD ING BY REMOTE CONTROL • HE STATED THERE WOULD BE NO SUICIDE RUNS LIKE THE MOSLEMS HAD UTILIZEO IN BEIRUT, AS ALL AP MEMBERS ARE VITAL TO THE SUCCESS OF THE ORGANIZATION, AND

THEY WISH TO KEEP THEM AL IVE; 'c> AP MEMBERS WOULD BE ABLE TO

COME UP THRbUGH ' THE SEWER SYSTEMS AND BY UTILIZING HIGH ORDER EXPLOSIVES, WOULD BE ABLE TO DESTROY THE ENTIRE IRS BUILDING. IT WAS MUTUALLY AGREED BY ALL Of THOSE PRESENT ' A.T THE MEETING THAT THE LOSS Of LIVES COULD NOT BE AVOIDED IN THE DESTRUCTION OF IRS BUILDINGS. · HOWEVER, THEY AGREED THEY WILL ATTEMPT TO KEEP THE CASUALTIES · OF IRS EMPLOYEES AT A MINIMUM BY STRIKING THEIR TARGETS IN THE EARLY MORNING HOURS, SUCH AS EARLY SUNDAY MORNING.

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ARRIVED LATE AT THE MEET1NG, WHILE HE

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WAS BEING BRIEFED ON ITEMS PREV.IOUSLY DISCUSSED, OTHER AP MEMBERS NOTICED A MOTPR HOME PARKED NEARBY THAT APPEARED TO HAVE MEN LOOK ING THROUGH DA RJ<ENED WIN DOWS WHO WERE A~PAREN.TLY OB SERVING VEHICLES DRIVEN BY AP MEMBERS. JACK OLIPHA~T DREW ttIS WEAPON AND REQUESTED THAT._!_______.! ACCOMPANY HIM ' AND "LET'S GO GET · THOSE SOB 'S". SOURCE WAS ABLE TO CALM OLIPHANT AND IM MEDIATELY DISMISSED THE MEETING BEFORE THERE WAS ANY VIOLENCE.

IT WAS GENERA~LY AGREED BY AP MEMBERS AFTER THE MEETING THAT PHOENIX POLICE DEPARTMENT INTELLIGENCE MEN HAD FOLLOWED._!____

lrri THE MEETING, AND HE WAS THE CAUSE OF THE "HEAJ",

__. ' ' •.,

RATHER THAN THE INFORMATION BEING RELEASED THROUGH AN IN-FORMANT.

APPROXIMATELY ONE HOUR AFTER THE MEETING ~AS DISMISSED,

!RETURNED TO THE MOTEL ROOM AND CONTINUED DI SC USS ION OF AP Bus I NESS wITH

INVITED _ SOURCE TO ACCOMPANY HIM, WITH PERHAPS ONE OR TWO OTHER INDIVIDUALS, TO OGDEN, UTAH, ON JUNE 10, 1985. HE INDICAD EY ALSO INVITE! JAND JACK OLIPHANT~ THE PURPOSE OF "THIS TRIP WOULD BE TO OBTAIN BLUEPRINTS OF THE IRS COMPLEX; SEE. COMPLETE CHARTS OF' THE SEWER SYSTEM IN THE AREA;- SEE COMPLETE LAYOUT OF" ROADS LE.40 ING TO THE COMPLEX, AND If THERE ARE ANY BARRIERS

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IN FRONT OF THE MAIN DOORS; SECURITY MEASURES CURRENTLY IN · EFFECT; AVAILABILITY OF NEARBY AIRPdRTS, AND WHAT ESCAPE ' . ROUTES WOULD BE OPEN TO BE UTILIZED 'AFTER AN EX~LOSION. I._____.

ADVISED HE WOULD LIKE TO OBTAIN ALL .:ELEMENTS NECESSARY TO MAKE EXPLOSIVES IN UTAH TO PREVENT THE NECESSITY OF DRIVING INTERSTATE ·b?C OR LONG DISiANCES WITH HIGHLY EXPLOSIVE M~TERIALS.

ADDRESSED THE NEED TO MAINTAI~ SECRECY ON THIS TRIP, AND INFORM SOURCE THAT NEITHER TY HARDIN OR ANY OF THE OTHER AP MEMBERS WERE TO BE ADVISED OF THE TRI~ TO UTAH BEtAUSE Qf . pdSSIBLE LEAKS IN THE ORGANIZATION. IT WAS FURTHER STRESStD .THE NEED OF THREE · OR FOUR MAN CELLS, AND STATED THESE PEOPLE ~HOUL .D .NOT BE AWARE ' OF THE IDENTITIES OF OT HER CELL MEMBERS. HE ·FURTHER ADVISED THAT HE IS GOING TO PLANT FAL?E - INFORMATION TO EAC H AP MEMBER ON AN INDIVIDUAL BASIS AND THEN WILi,., DETERMINE IF THIS. FALSE INF'ORMATION SURFACES WITHIN THE ·.NEWS MEDIA OR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN TWO OR THREE WEEKS. HE FEELS BY THESE MEANS HE WILL BE ABLE TO DETERMIN~ WHO MIGHT BE AN INFORMANT WITHIN THE AP · . ORGANIZATION, OR IF THE PAST LEAKS HAVE BEEN THROUGH LOOSE LIPS BY TY HARDIN OR OTHERS - WITHIN THE ORGANIZATION.' FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS WERE

/AGE TEN (100A-8715)

IN ATTENDANCE AT THE AP MEETING ON t1AY ·10~ _ 1985:

TY HARDIN - AP LEADER, 2224 KATAHM DRIVE, PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, EX MOVIE ACTOR. CARRIES . A 9MM AUTOMATIC . AND HAS AN AR-15 AND OTHER WEAPONS AT HIS DISPOSAL.

~CK MAXWEL L IPHA_NT, WHITE J1,A.LE ., -" AJ'6E.!1,I.CAN ~,:...c;D;;;;i...;;;;O,_sJ;:;;;..-==::=:::-"' ::J I M~~IGA~ · , 5:~~ .. , 225 -p~• NDS, §SAN! .

RIGHT ARM AMPUTAT~D ABOVE ELBOW. CLAIMS TO HOLD THE OFFICE OF GENERAL IN THE "CHRISTIAN PATRIOT DEFENSE LEAGUE AND CHRISTIAN MALISIAN".

NEARLY ALWAYS CARRIES A SMALL HANDGUN ON HIS PERso·N ,, A 44 MAGNUM AND 4J0'SAWED OFF SHOTGUN IN HIS VEHICPI, AND NUMEROUS OTHER WEAPONS IN A FIFTH WHEEL TRAVEL TRAILER WHICH HE RESIDES NEAR PARKS, ARIZONA. WIFE 1s .... l

VERY RADICAL AND ALSO CARRIES WEAPONS.

kiw -H-E· OOAI E 4r1E.RICAN, APPROXIMATELY 2s0 POUNDS 0 > , • ?i.Gi.i!

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(ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION PENDING>

01< "ARIZONA rREEDOM ·~EAGUE", AND ASSOCIATED WITH AP -~ OFFICE 1s LOCATED! I

ARIZO,N.~, AND RESIDES IN A REMOTE AREA EAST Or FLAGSTAFF.

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.J l<PHO NET IC>, •; WHITE~, AMER icAN, APPROXIMATELY 2ss POUNDS, CLOSE ASSOCIATE oFI I DESCRIP TION PENDING.

J.___ a!' _____.I <PROTECT IDEN_r ITY> ,-::N~llE....MALE:.,,~l!iEJU.cAN.,., _.o.o.~=;=.

a.._________.!FIREARMS INSTRUCTOR, INFORMANT, ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE~

W.HITE MALE, AMER!SA!'!_t,.J8!RBENILY 9 Wf9§Q!J2f . . POLICE DEPARTMENT OFFICER. 'PUBLI-SHES A MONTHLY RIGHT WING NE\aJS LETTER~ WAS UNSUCCESSF'UL CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF' MARICOPA COUNTY SHERIFF, NOVEMBER, 1984.

ON MAY 11, 1985,I !MET WITH JACK OLIPHANT AT F'IFTH WHEEL TRAVEL TRAILER NEAR -PARKS, ARIZONA. AT THAT TIME, SOURCE BROUGHT UP THE ,ABORTION CLINIC ~OMBING .AND CONGRATULATED OLIPHANT AS AN AP MEMBER WHO HAD ACTUALLY ACCOMPLISHED SOME-THING. AT THAT TIME, OLIPHANT STATED "WE DID IT WITH THAT NEW SUPER STUFF". SOURCE ASKED IF HE MEANT POTASSIUM. CLORATE WITH PETROLEUM JE.LLY, AND OLIPHANT REPLIED~ "YES, YOU CAN GET IT FROM FIREWORKS MANUFACTURERS. THEY CAN"T TRACE IT BECAUSE YOWR CAN MAKE IT YOURSELF"~ OLIPHANT CLAIMED THAT HE WAS IN FLORIDA DURING THE. BOMBING OF THE ABORTION CLINICS, AND STATED '"THOSE FOOLS GOT CAUGHT DOWN THERE BECAUSE THEY HAD GIRLFRIENDS WITH THEM, HOWEVER, '

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I APPREC !ATE THE FACT THAT THEY DIDN'T TALK".

IT SHOULD .BE NOTED THAT THE JUNE ·_10, 1985 TRIP TO OGDEN IS TO GATHER INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION AND DETERMINE THE FEESIBILITY OF BOMBING THE IRS COMPLEX. THERE HAS BEEN NO MENTION OF PLANS_ TO INITIATE AN ACTUAL ATTACK ON THE COMPLEX AT THIS TIME. '

IT SHOULD ALSO BE NOTED INFORMATION CONTAINED · IN THIS COMMUNICATION SHOULD NOT 8~ DISS~MINAJED AT THIS TIME DUE TO THE LIKELIHOOD .THAT D_lSSEMINATION WOULD REVEAL THE IDENTITY OF ,_______,~ - AND AP MEMBERS HAVE PROMISED THE DEATH PENALTY TO ANY KNOWN AP 'INFORMAN°TS.

IT IS QUITE POSSIBLi THAT JAC~ : oLIPHANi MAY HAVE BEEN TRYING TO ENHANCE HIS STANDINGS IN THE AP BY FABRICATING HIS PARTICIPATION IN THE BOMBING OF THE ABORTION CLINI .CS. HOWEVER, LEADS ARE BE ING SET FORTH~

BUREAU IS REQUESTED TO REVIEW RECORDS OF JACK MAXWELL OLIPHANT AND THE CHRISTIAN PATRIOT DEFENSE LEAGUE. OLIPHANT'S DESCRIPTION IS ABOVE ~

MIAMI · DIVISION AT MIAMI. DISCRETLY DETERMINE WHAT TYPE OF EXPLOSIVE DEVICE WAS UTILIZED IN ~HE ABORTION CLINIC BOMBINGS, IF' KN.OWN, AND ADVISE PHOENIX ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

ATIE~TION

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ALL INFORMATION

CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS #1O13894IFIED\nDATE 07-28-2005 Date 6/25/85

TO: DIRECTOR, FBI ATTN: LABORATORY DIVISION

FROM: SAC, PHOENIX (l00A-8715) (P)

SUBJECT~' ~ARIZONA PATRIOTSDOMESTIC SECURITY 00: PHOENIX

Enclosed under separate cover for the Laboratory Division.is the following item of evidence:

Sample of possible Potassium Chlorate.

REQUEST or.. THE. BU:REIW:

The FBI Laboratory is requested to analyze the

item of evidence and advise Phoenix if the item submitted . is a component of an explosive device and what additional t components would be needed for an explosive device.

0- Bureau (1-Package Copy)

2 - Phoenix

JAM: jlm ( 5)

Dear Mr. Revell,

1985 --- -I- -have-~-received you.r. letter of May 13, 7,985 . ~r-ntn.g.. .a...:.pos;sj bJe ur.ia.u.tho.r.Jz~d.,.,_.. . .. ~disclosure of sensitive information about th~zona Patriots. Thank you for bringing this matter to my attention~ I have tasked the Chief, Office of Security,~!_____________._____,I to conduct an investigation into this matter · to answer the questions posed~ Be assured that the Defense Intelligence Agency will assist you in any way possible~

I~ #l013894IFIED\ nDATE 07-28-2005 BY 6Q,3 0 9 A_yi:;:: 'J;'P-..M/~_LT/ sw\ n

Df,::e(ltor, FBI

@SAC, Phoenix (100A-8715)

! ONA PAT RIOTS.;...

B~M£STIC SE CU RI TYfI'ERRORISM; 00: PHOENIX

Re Phoenix teletype to FBIHQ

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS mrc :#101389~D\ nDATE 07-2 8-2 0 OS-

dated 6/28/85.

Pursuant to the provisions of the Attorney General's Memorandum of 11/7/83 to the Heads and Inspe~tors General of Exequtive Depart~ents and Agen'ilies entitled, "Pro~edures for Lawful, Warrantless Interqeptions of Verbal Communi9ations," authorization was granted on 7/1/85 for the use of a transmitting and/or re~ording devi'ile, as desqribed in referenqed · ~ommuniqation. Authorization is for a period of 60 days beginning on 7/6/85.

You are to submit an FD-621 within 30 days of the ,.,----expiration of this authorization furnishing information regard i mg ·

Inve~tigative Operations_ and Guidelines (MIOG), Part II, (/ •}/' use of this equipment in a~'ilord an(le with the Manual of

In the event a renewal of this authority is deemed warranted, submii your request with full justifi~~tion at least d seven days prior to the expiration of the existing authority, in r ~omplianqe with MIOG, Part II, Se~tion 10-10.3(9). t . :

In addition, you should ensure that all persons ~easonably identified as having been monitored are in~luded in 1the field offi~e and FBIHQ ELSUR indi~es, (MIOG, Part II, Se~tion 10-10.5). Stri~t administrative ~ontrols must be established to ensure these requirements are met.

Eoc~u~- As you know, this equipment is to be used only when a Em AD'"•· ~nsenting party · is present. Bureau equipment should be afforded foe AD L loS --appropr i ate se~uri ty. You s .houl~ eep the Bureau . advised Of . /;}r -r1' ·-~~-m~~~ '.... er i

developments.

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA1Wl9

WASHINGTON, D C 20535 ·

DATE: August 5, 1985

TO : I SAC, Plioenix (lOOA-8715)

Re:

·· ARIZONA PATRIOTS; DOMESTIC . SECURITY

00: Phoenix ALL INF ORMATION

·co NTAINED \ nHEREIN IS #1O13894IFIED \

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TO: DIRECTOR, FBI ..

• UNCLAS E-F T 0

D UNCLAS Date 6/5/85

_ ~M: SAC, NEWARK (l00A-57433) (RUC) (FC I-/1 /TTF)

-~ZONA PATRJQ::P..g- . DOMESTIC SECURITY TERRORISM 00 : PHOENIX ·

For the information . of the Bureau and receiving offices, ...._____________.was b7C convicted in SUPERIOR COURT, - State of New Jersey, Morri,stown, ,NJ., during 4/85 for the following offenses: · ·

1. Possession of a handgun without a Carrying Permit, a violation of NJ Statutes annotated 2C:39-Sb~ (Third Degree).

2: Possession of rifles ~itho~t a Fire~ arms Purchase · Identification Card, a violation of N.J.S.A.· - 2C:39~Sc (1) . (Third Degree)

3. Possession of loaded rifles, a violation of N.J.S.A. 2C: 39-Sc (2) (Third Degree).

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

/;)_ Bureau (i - Denver (100A-126j2)

2 - Phqenix (l00A-8715)

1 - Newark FMB/irn ( 7)

ApprOve~: ~ : Transmitted

AUG

19es' (Number) (Time)

Per

NK l00A-57433

4. Possession of prohibited ammunition (hollow point bullets), a violation of N.F.S.A. 2C: 39-3(F) (Fourth Degree).

On 5/31/BSM! _ __,!appeared before the Hon DANIEL COBURN, SUPERIOR COURT, State of New Jersey, and was sentenced to one hundred and fifty days in MORRIS COUNTY JAIL.

Investigation conducted by the MORRIS COUNTY PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE, the Newark Division and other auxiliary offices have failed to determine I lis a member of the ARIZONA PATRIOTS. In view of the aforementioned and the fact subject has been prosecuted by Morris County authorities, captioned matter is considered RUC by Newark.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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CONTAINED\nHEREIN···IS

#1O13894IFIED\ nDATE 07-2 s-io 05

DE PX

R 07 03552 JUN 85

FM PHOENIX (100~ -8715

TO~TINE

SALT LAKE ROUTINE

,0 S A MGELE:S

SUB I) CP )/

DUTHIE

UMCL.~S E F' T 0

ATTN: DOMESTIC TERRORISM SECTION AND PERSONAL CRIMES UNIT CINFO)

QARIZOM~ PATRIOTS; DS/T; 00: PHOENIX

RE PHOE~IX TELCALS TO SALT LAKE DURING WEEK OF JUNE 3-7, 1985.~----~

FOR INFORMATION OF BUREAU AND SALT LAKE, PLANS WERE APPARENTLY FINALIZED ON JUNE 6, 1985, FOR MEMBERS OF THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS TO TRAVEL TO THE SALT LAKE AREA TO DO A RECONNAISSANCE ..

OF THE IRS CENTER AT OGDEN, UTAH. APPARENTLY, ARIZONA PATRI MEMBERS INTEND TO OBTAIN MAPS, PHYSICALLY OBSERVE THE PERIME OF THE CENTER, TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS, ET CETRA, IN ORDER TO FURTHER . . PLM,1 THEIR BOMBING OF TH~ -~EN-T....E_R_A_T___A.._N______~,r-·>E~}JJ~ JJP!lld~ 31)( FUTURE. AT THE PRESENT r 'rM'E, ANI:5.AJHZONA PATRtOTS ,...... H' I~, r:· ,:, .; I 11 ...,I)ARMED AND DANGEROUS u "i· ) i v& _ 1 _ 0~,v I~-, . fl _;,:i ,_ I 'l .r"J i : .r, : 11tD .1Jl.Jrf -1'1l.1985 J

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MEMBERS ..... I _______.I AND .... I ___ ......IWILL BE TRAVELLING IN ONE VEHICLE TO OGDEN. ~-~!IS, BY PROFESSI0Nf A CAR REPOSSESSER, SO THEIR COVER WILL BE THAT OF REPOSSESSING VEHICLES. AT THE CURRENT TIME, THEY PLAN TO TRAVEL IN ONLY ONE CAR~ THEY PLAN TO LEAVE EARLY ,A.i.YI., TIJESD.4Y, ,JUNE 11, 1985. ADDITIONAL PLANS ARE TO BE FINALIZED JUNE 7, 1985, AND OVER THE WEEKEND OF JUNE 8-9, 1985. FOR THE INFO RMA TIO N OF LOS ANGEL ES AND rB I HEADQI/ ARTERS, DURING THE WEEK OF ,JUNE 3-6, 1985,1 ____ IMET WITH ARIZO~lA

PATRIOTS LEADER TY HARDIN AND AN INDIVIDUAL FROM PRESCOTT, ARIZONA IDENTIF'IED AS I 11 I ADVISED THAT HIS BROTHER,! .----, I HAD, SOME YE.~RS AGO, CHEATED HIM OUT OF HIS INHERIT.4NCE. !BECAME A MULTI-MILLI-O~)AIRE, WHILE

HAS VIRTUALLY ~io r~ONEY .WHATEVER. coNSEQUEMTLY, Ors NEGOTIATING WITH THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS TO KIDNAP HIS BROTHER,! J FOR ONE HALF TO ONE ~ILLION DOLLARS RANSOM, OF WHICH THE ARIZONA PATRIOTS WOULD RECEIVE ONE HUNDRED TO TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS AFTER SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION. -' _ ___.!HAS FURNISHED._!________.I WITH EXTENSIVE BACKGROUND INFORMATION REGARDING I WH~ IS IDENTIFI[O AS FOLLOWS:! L RESIDENCE-'----

WHITTIER, CALIFORNIA, 90605, TELEPHONE

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__________,I AGED DOB I ~x. _I_ _.lruRNISHED MAPS TO~!--~I RESIDENCE, EXTENSIVE INFORMATION ABOUT HIS EMPLOYMENT AND OTHER DEI~ILS REGARDING HIS FAMILY A~D ASSOCIATES. AT THE CURRENT TIME, NO PLANS HAVE BEEN FORMALIZED TO EFFECT THE ACTUAL KIDNA.PPING. SOURCE IS TO A·GAIN MEET WITHDON JUNE 7, 1985, TO OBTAIN EXPENSE MONEY FOR tRAVEL TO WHITTIER, CALIFORNIA, FOR~ RECONNAISSANCE OF THE ~1-~IRESIDENCE AND BUSINESS. AT THE CURRENT TI MF.' IT IS LINK MOWN WHETHER D WILL FURN! SH THIS MO NEY TO PATRIOTS WHICH WOULD CERTAINLY COMPRISE AN OVERT ACT UNDER ' THE KIDNAPPING STP..TUTE, EVEN If NO FURTHER EF'F'OR WAS MADE T0\1JARD EFFECTING THE KIDNAPPING. AT THE CURRENT TIME, PHOENIX DOES NOT BELIEVE THERE EXISTS AN IMMINENT THREAT IN THIS POTENTIAL KIDNAPPING MATTER. PHOENIX WILL FOLLOW CLOSELY WITH_I _ _ AND KEEP LOS ANGELES ADVISED.

LOS ANGELES AT WHITTIER, CALIFORNIA~ VERIFY EXISTENCE OF

PHONE NUMBER, ET CETRA. LOS ANGELES IS REQUESTED TO CO~JDUCT NO INVESTIGATION WHATEVER THAT WOULD ALERT ANYONE IN TH~L..--.....JI F"AMILY AT THIS TIME Of.~ POTENTIA L THREAT TO KIDNAP. IT IS SPECIFICALLY NOTED THAT INFORMATION OBTAINED BY ~ ~ ' IS EXTREMELY SINGULAR IN N0TURE, AND ANY INDICATION

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. SALT LAKE AT SALT LAKE. AS DISCUSSED WITH SALT LAKE, PX INTENDS TO SURVEIL .._I__________.I ti. ND ..... I ______,I TO THE VICINITY OF THE ARIZONA/UTAH BORD~R, WMERE SALT LAKE IS REQUESTED TO COMMENCE SURVEILU1NCE ON 24 HO UR BASIS UNTIL SUBJECTS LEAVE SALT LAKE TERRI TORY. U~.CB, PHOENIX CASE AGENT I AND SA· s l I AND I lwrLL ACCOMPANY SALT LAKE SURVFILLAMCE INTO SALT LAKE AND OGDEN ,!\REA TO ASSIST WITH CONTROL OF SOURCE AND WITH 19ACKG ROUND REGARD I NG ARIZONA PATRIOTS. PHOENIX UNITS WILL HAVE WITH THEM EXTENSIVE IDENTIFYING DATA RE SOURCE' I IMJDI l INCLUDING cu RREN T PHO TO GRAP HS. AT THE CURRENT TIME, IT IS NOT ANTICIPATED THAT THIS GROUP WILL BE IN OGDEN MORE THE~! ONE OR TWO DAYS.

BE DRIVING A TAN F'ORD PICKUP WITH CAMPER SHELL, ARIZONA LICENSE~! ___ l

____,!IS DESCRIBED A. s._ !

144, FLAGSTAF'~.!........~~~-~~~ptM, 86Ql01, ti'tfI.I-i - 1'4~.LE, 6'2", BLUE EYES, jJJ:. BLONDE HAIR, 250 LBS, q.gaJ L -

PHOENIX HAS NOT BEEN ABLE TO LOCATE DRIVER S LICENSE OR OTHER

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DOB D/1.TA ONI IWHO IS DESCRIBED /:1,S WHITE MALE, 6' 4", 350 LBS, BROWN !RIMED FULL BEARD.

PHOENIX CONTINUES EFFORTS TO FULLY ID~NTIFYI__ I BUT DOES b7C HAVE CURRENT SURVEILLANCE PHOTOS OF SAME.

LOS ANGELES, SALT LAKE AND HEADQUARTERS WILL BE KEPT ADVISED, INVESTIGATION CONTINUES AT PHOENIX. AR~ED AND DANGEROUS.

-~"'.IINAL INVES-·TIVE DiVISION

INFORMATIVE NOTE

Date __6_/ l_0_/_8_5____

ARIZONA PATRIOTS; R DOMESTIC SECURITY/TERRORISM; e : 00: PHOENIX :

By the attached teletype, the Phoenix Division advised· 1that plans have been finalized for ARIZONA PATRIOTS {AP) members to travel to Ogden, Utah, to obtain maps, physically observe the perimeter 9f the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Center at Ogdeni take photographs, etc., t9 further.plan their bombing of.the center at an unspecified date in the

rqoenix two AP members,[__ Jand b 7 C will leave 6/lli

Phoenix source also•rnet with AP leader TY HR I ·dual by the name of brother,~1------~

_ allegedly

of an inheritan ce and, as a result,!,--_..,.......____..wants•the AP to kidnap his brother for $500,000 ~o $1' million ransom. The AP would receive $100,000 to $200,000 after successful completion of the job. b _ I furnished extensive-background int rmation ooncer:ning his brother to the Phoenix sour.ce. is to furnish source with expense money

.,___,___ vel to California to surveil! ! residence and business. Phoenix does- no ...,.__e_

is an imminent threat in the kidnaping matter. ·· IRS has been previou:sly against the IRS Center at advised of threats 1 - Mr. Revel:l

Ogden, Utah.

Mr. l Mr.,L,,______..

lCONTINUED OVER)

#1013894IFIED\ nDATE O8-11-2005

No ·further dissemination :-.i s because of singu-t~i nature o( being-made infqrmation provided.

P 07 0415Z JUN 85

PHOENIX (100Jl,-8175)(SUB .I) (P) TO ~487422) PRIORITY

BT

UNCLAS EFT 0

ATTENTION: SECTION CHIEF

DRIZONA PATRIOTS; DS/T; 00~ PHOENIX. ""',\ ' tJ' RE PHOE~JIX TEL TO DIRECTOR, MAY 1~ 1985;

b7C AND TELC.O.L

SECTION CHIEFl~-----~ITO PHOENIX, JUNE 7, 1985.

THE FOLLOW! NG LETTER W~.S SENT TO AN INDIVIDUAL KNOWM

TO THE PHOENIX DIVISION -~sl 11

WHO HAS AN OFFICE IN BOISE, IDAHO, TELEPHONE NUMBER I-I

Al<A, WAS REPORTEDLY WI TH THE 101ST ARMY AIRBORNE DIVISION IN 1967 AND 1968 AND POSSIBLY so MF.TIME AFTER 1968. THE LETTER WP,S SENT BY IL--_______.

'-----~IAND READS AS FOLLOWS: AR~ED AND DANGEROUS.

PAGE TWO PX 100A-8175 SUB I UNCLAS E FI 0

"GLORYE: IT IS IMPOSSIBLE - FOR ME TO KNO\iJ WHAT IS GOING ON FROM ~OWN HERE, HOWEVER IT APPEARS THAT OUR FRIENDS IN AZ HAVE NOT TRANSFERREn ANY FUNDS TO ROSE.

" THE PROJECT APPEARS TO BE A GO IF FUNDING IS FOUND F ~D~N~ JUNTA IS IN AGREEMENT IN PRINCIPLE ALTHOUGH WE STILL HAVE TO WORK OUT DETAILS.

"WILL STAY UNTIL I RUN OUT OF' MONEY' MAY iiJ\VE TO nrHSH SOME DETAILS UP THERE. HAVE NOW BEEN IN COUNTRY 6 DAYS. PLACE IS FULL OF U.S. MILITARY, SEVERAL S.F. MTT'S ARE IN COUNTRY ON PERMANENT ROTATION, 6 MO IN 6 MO OUT 6 MO IN.

"LOT OF 'FUNNY' ·SHIT GOING ON. FOR INSTANCE WHEN I GOT HERE

I LEARNED THAT THE CONTRAS HAVE 1000 CLAYMORES, SITTING IN A DUMP BECAUSE NONE OF THE CIA 'CONTRACTORS' SHOWED THEM HOW TO USE THEM FOR AN AMBUSH OR PERIMETER DEFENSE. NEEDLESS TO SAY THOSE WILL BE IN THE FIELD BEFORE THE END OF THE WEEK. I SWEAR WE COULb DO A LOT OF GOOD JUST AS EFFECTIVE AS M.T.T. FROM WHAT HAS BEEN TAUGHT IT IS CLEAR THAT THE SO CALLED " 'EXPERTS' HIRED BY THE M~ENCY DON'T INTEND .FOR THE CONTRAS TO WIN. START CHECl(ING W/ DAVID ON THE 22 AND TRY TO . GET A ,4Z MEETING SET UP FOR IMMEDI.l\T~LY AFTF.R I GET TH~RE. MAY HAVE TO FLY HERE TO ·N.O~ OR ATLANTA IF

PAGE THREE PX 101A-8175 SUB I UNCLAS EFT O ·

SHORT ON MONEY BY THEN. IF I CAN'T MAKE CONN. TO TUCSON WE CAN MEET tl.T MY PLACE, OR THEY CAN SEND ME A ·TICKET ATL. PHX ~TL. OR SIM.

~LUE RIDE, GA, 30513~

THE ABOVE .LETTER WAS THEN SENT TO TY HARDI M BY LETTER WHICH REAJS AS FOLLOWS:

"TY: 4/26/85. THOUGHT YOU MIGHT WANT A COPY OF THE LETTER FROM COLGATE.

"THINGS SOUND PRETTY POSITIVE FOR ACTION DOWN THERE.

"I HOPE TO GET TO YOUR AREA WHEN AND IF HE ARRIVES TO GIVE A DEBRIEP"I rm.

"PLEASE SEE ~HAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT HELPING HIS FAMILY WITH EVEN A LITTLE BIT OF' FUNDING.

'' /S /G • S • "

COPIES OF THE ABOVE TWO LETTERS WERE OBTAINED BY

AND FURNISHED TO PHOENIX DIVISION.

AUSA ROGER DOKKEN, PHOENIX, ARIZONA, ADVISED HE SPOKE WITH

er~, WASHINGTON, D.c., ,JUNE 1, 1985, REGARDING

DOKKEN WAS RECENTLY IN WASHINGTON, D.c.,

PAGE fOUR PX 100A-B175 SUB I UNCLAS EFT 0 AND RELATED TO_!____IDETAILS OF ABOVE LETTER WRITTEN BY

MJD IS VERY DANGEROUS.

AUSA DOKKEN H~S REQUESTED THAT PHOENIX DIVISION FURNISH HIM WITH PRESENT RESIDENCE ADDRESS OF HARRINGTON

PHOENIX DIVISION ..

IS NOT PRESENTLY AWARE OF PRESENT RESIDENCE OF HARRINGTON. AUSA DOKKEN FURTHER ADVISED THAT NO CHARGES WILL BE FILED AGAINST HARRINGTON AS HE IS NOT AWARE OF ANY FEDERAL VIOLATION COMMITTED ON HARRINGTON'S PART. IN VIEW OF THIS, FBI, PHOENIX, IS NOT CONDUCTING INVESTIGATION TO LOCATE HARRINGTON. ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

•A L L INFORMAT IOl'.J - INFORM-NOTE,CONTAINED\ nHEFEIN IS . 6/10/85

1#1013894IFI'ED \ n DATE 0 7-29-2005 Date ____ .

ARIZONA PATRIOTS; DOMESTIC. SECURITY/TERRORISM; Re:oo :· PHOENIX

By the attached teletype, Phoenix advised that a Phoenik source had obtained copies of two letters from TY HARDIN, leader of the ARIZONA ~""""""

letter was sent by COLGATE -to a l I : a&..,,-.....,.

from Boise, The letter states 1n pa r , "Have now country 6 days. Place is full of b7C military . _ •• ". "From· what has been taught•it is clear that the so-called 'experts' hired by the Agency don't intend for the Contras to win. Start checking w/David on the 22 and try to get a AZ meeting set up for immediately after I get there." The letter also mentions that "our friends in AZ" have not sent any funds . to his wife and that, "the project appears to be a go if funding:is found F~D.N. junta is. in agreement in principle although we still have to work out details.• II It is not known where the letter was mailed from. I I whereabouts are unkno~n. The second . letter enclosed the letter from , ________, and I . land advi9ed, ' n I hope to ge to your area when and if he arrives to give a debriefing." , _

Assistant United States Att A b3 Roger Dokken has spoken with from the co

RE: :

ARIZONA PATRIOTS~ ' _: pOMESTIC. SECURI';l'Y/TERRORISM;·· ·

~1----..--------~-~----___JI ·. I

·A,USA Dokken advised no ·charges wi11 • be filed against! I. as he is no~ awa~~ of any Federal · v 1 olati.on on hi~ part. · FBJ;, h · · b3 P oenix i~ not coqducting investigation ~to ioca te._!.,_______.I b~~ed ~m · AUSA I s opinion. b 7 C The above 1s being disse~in~ted to the . CIA.

Date: ~6'~ · __/~10=-+-"/g~·S'~_ ·'

FM: DIRECTOR, FBI

·054

PRECEDENCE: . , ·

MESSAGE RELAY VIA TELETYPE (RESTRICTED ~,

D IMMEDIATE P~Rrrv · b ROUTINE

•,.

l=EDEAAf_ G0VEANMl:NT

D White _ House/WH/

• Bure!lu of Alcohol Tobacco F)rearms/BATF/

~ral Intelligence Agency/CIA/ '

D CIA OCD/DCD/

• Dept. of E~ergy HQl?/DOEHQ/

D Dept of Energy Germantown DIV/DOE/

• Dept. of_ Justice/DOJ/

• Dept. ~f 1?tate/DOS/

• Dept. of the ArmyiDA/

D Dept. of. Treasury/_DOT/

• Defense Intelligence Agency/DIA/

BT

Addressee Internal Distribution

For:

ALL INFORMATION \CONTAINED \ nHEREIN IS U~#l013894IED\nDATE 07-29- 2 005

·• • ¾ . ,/

D Director-Natlor:iai Security ' Agency/NSA/

-0 Director Naval Investigative Ser.vice/D,RNAVIN&~RV/ ·

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• Drug Enforcement Admin./DEA/

• FAA Washington HO/FAA/

0 HO AFOSJ, Bolling AFBDC/AFOSI/

q INSCOM Ft. Meade/lNSCOMf

• Nuclear Regulatory Commission/NRC/

.

• U.S. Customs Service/UCS/

Q U S. Immigration & Naturalization Service/INS/

D U.S. Secret Sei:vice/USSS/

D Other: -------......,...------------

~e Attached Originator:

PRECEDENCE : • Immediate

• SECRET

• CONFIDENTIAL

• UNCLAS Date 6 6 8 5

ALL INFORMATION

TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (ATTN: ELSUR INDEX) CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS #1013894IFIEB\ nDATE 07-2

FROM: SAC, PHOENIX (l00A-8715) (P)

SUBJECT: (j)ARI ZONA PATRIOTS_ '"'o·OME"§ T ICBECURITYi TERRORISM 00: PHOENIX 0 Sl l 1 ~ Reference Bureau airtel, 3/19 / 85.

On ____ 3""" / 2 0...:./ 8 5 ____ authorization was received from :

• FBIHQ Criminal Investigative Division (FBIHQ-CID) lxl Department of Justice (DOJ)

{ for the consensual use of a nontelephone monitoring device in captioned matter.

Prior emergency authorization obtained regarding above: • Yes IE No'

The following information relates to the use of the equipment authorized that date:

• Its use aid e d in ~lire c_tlng cours e of investigat ion. ¾i (l/'h 1/-.J

• Its use obtai ne d direct eviden c,e. ·J() ti);~ , lJ 1·1J;)._

• It was u sed , but no information of valu, was obtain ed · · · · ·

• Its use furnished lead material.

• •

• _Its use gave protection to the Agent or other person equipP,~ d with de v c e. (More than one of above may apply.) · 11 JU: l n 198:i It was not used.

Complete and submit within 30 days of expiration of each and every period of authorization granted for nontelephone consensual monitoring by either DOJ or FBIHQ-CID (whether an initial or a subsequent authorization), and, if applicable, for each extension or renewal thereof.

· Transmit to FBIHQ in a sealed brown'envelope labeled "Director, FBI, ELSUR Index, FBIHO." ,12~qt, z .

2 • Bureau · ;fl"" 1 - I00A-8715 (Field Office Investigative File)

• 1 • 6 6-10 9 5A (fiel d Office Control File)

J J R: J

Approved : (Time) Per

TRANSMIT VIA: • Teletype • Facsimile

ui1 AIRTEL

PRECEDENCE:

• Immediate

CLASSIFICATION:

• TOP SECRET

D SECRET

TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (ATTN: ELSUR INDEX)

FROM: S AC , PHOENIX (lOOA-8715) (P)

SUBJECT: al ZONA PATRIOTS DOMESTIC SECURITY/TERRORISM

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS #1013894IFIED\ nDATE 07-2 9-2 DL 5

00: PHOENIX \(l'}u

Bureau airtel, 3/ 1 9/85. Reference

On _ 3 '"" / 7 / 8 5 _____ authorization was received from:

[x FBIHQ Criminal Investigative Division (FBIHO-CID) D Department of Justice (DOJ) ·

for the consensual use of a nontelephone ·monitoring device in captioned matter.

Prior emergency authorization obtained regard)ng above: • Yes IKl No

The followjng information relates to the use of the equipment authorized that date :

IKl Its use aided in directing course of investigation.

IKl Its use obtained direct evidence 1 -·.

• It was used, but no information of ~alue...,was obta ned · t< f ) /./ / ,{ ; -~ r- >

IKl Its use furnished lead material. / r'j {) 'iJ , , ·l / ·

IKI Its use gave protection to the Ag entl <'l'f other persc/n~~erl1 1~ isr-~ce (More than one of above may apply.) r .,, .. _: .~ ·

• It was not used. t., JUN .1.:., ,,...,-:i

Complet e and subm it within 30 days of expiration of each and ever~E~ r6 ~ ~,.- r authorization granted for nontelephone consensual monitoring by either DOJ or FBIHQ -CID (whether an Initial or a subsequent authorization), and, If applicable, for ~ach extension or renewal thereof .

Transmit to FBIHQ in a sealed brown envelope labeled "Director, FBI, ELSUR Index, FBIHQ." {)

{vsureau 1 - lOOA-8715

1 · 66 - l09 5 A

EL~ ield Office Investigative Fil4;!) (Field :Office Control File) · \. . \ ,.\- I ;' FBI/DOJ I

(Time) Per

CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS #1013894IFIED\nDATE 07-29-2005

T~: DIRECTOR, .· ATTN: l ______ ....l DS-T UNIT FBI ,

..

0:

SALT

.

ARIZONA PATRIOTS~ DOMESTIC SECURITY TERRORISM I/ , LAKE CITY.~ ~O OA-11721£'A __ :P : )·; b7C ( 00: PX). . -{ ,ff,', { · ti . I '\11'' Re Phoenix teletypes dated 6/)_f-8/85 and)/7/85.

Enclosed for the Phoenix Division is one copy each of the following items: three separate physical surveiilance logs dated 6/11-12/85; ~ix separate FD-302s re .fleeting . resQlts of physical'surveillance of the ~RS Service Center, Ogden, Ut~h~ three photographic proof sheets and 18 8xl0" black-and-white phdtographs of a physical surveillance at the IRS Service Center. (

A review of FISUR logs and FISUR photos have tentatively identified the pickup truck with the camper which appears in• frames 15, 16, 31, 32, . 3.3, and· 35 of Ro11 #1, as a 1972 Foid pickup truck bearing Washinto n I I DMV re f lects that Washinton license is registered to,__ ___________,

I Federal Way, Wa~hington,98003 • .

Further inquiry with DMV reveals the following . information identifiable wit~

(} - Bureau

· 2 - ~hoenix (100A-8715)(Etic. 30)

2 - Salt Lake City

SFC:gf ( 6)

Approved: Transmitted

All\1201985

M-E=_MB~~S - OF ~HE A~IZONA ~ATRIQTS ARE KN.OWN .TO .B.E AAMED, .FAMILIAR WITH EX~LOSIVE DEVICES, AND SHOQLD BE CONSI_DERED EXTRElvlELY DANGEROUS.

(Number) (Time)

SU

Name Sex DOB Height Weight Eyes Residence -Name Sex DOB Height Weight Eyes Residence

I 5 8 160 pounds 1

arown J Federal Way:;. Washington 98003 Female I 5' 3" 150 Blue I I Federal Way, Washington 98003

Phoenix Division is requested to furnish Salt Lake City Division with afy information developed concerning possible contacts made by,______ with individuals within the Salt Lake City Division.

A~.MEP AND PANGERQUS

#1013894~f[~'o\ nDATE . 07-2 9-2. •... • .~•:---, ~-. _

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ATLANTA nrvrsroN : ArJD suPv _ •.._l

OF. T,HE PHO-EM!X DIVISION .O~J JU~E 10, 1985 AND

PHOENIX TELETYPE TO DIRE¢~0R A~Q ATLANTA DATED MAY _24,

ACCORDING TO T._HE° BL{JE RIDGE, GEORGJA, PO .ST OF~ICE, ,

RECEIV-I NG MA~~ AT I I,

BLUE RIDGE, GEORGIA. THIS RESIDENCE IS LOCATED IN THE AREA . .

OF' FANNIN COUNTY KNOWN AS HELLS HOLLER ON A O_IRT ROAD -~

RUNtHNG NORTR OFF.PACK CREEK . ROAD IN THE MOBILE s Er::ro-_~ 1.:~J:

OF FANN IN cou NT -Y. L.....---======-.i.l2°.'-L'>/y-"¥-i I~ "fi/)l~ f Y.). ~ . .JI

· END OF' · THIS DIRT ROAD. [1/~LI~T~ ____, ;,! -TI • . m, JUL 1 · 1985 <

#m: nm AT 100A" I • UNCLAS T O . . • ,( . .

'i:.IVlNG IN A RESIDENCE FORMERLY USED BY A DOCTOJrTHAT PRACTICED

HERBAL-MEDICINE -~ND R.AN.SOME KiND.OF RELIGIOUS CULT- • . ·..·.. -

RESIDENTS ALQNG THIS DIRT ROAD WERE E;XTRE~iELY ·RELUCTANT

.T"O PROV IDE INFORMATION TO THE F'B°i A-S FANNIN COUNTY H~,S BEEN.

THE SUBJECT OF' A VOTING FRAUD, INVESTIGATION SINCE . MDVEMBER, . ·1984. CURRENTLY IN F'ANNIN COUNTY THERE:E.XIST A GR~AT DEAL ··. ·

OF HOSTILITY· TO\;IARD THE .FBI •.. RESIDENTS CONTACTED ALONG. . THIS ROAD WOUL_D NOT CONFIRM OR;·D~NYI j RESIDENC_Y ·

AT THE END o'F ..THE ROAD. · UPON LEAR NI-NG; THE AGENT •s ·IDENTifY, ALL INDIVIDUALS CONTACTED IN THIS AREA DiCLIN ED TO BE INTERVIEWED.

THE AREAi IL IVE s_ fN Is ADJ A CENT ro A VALLEY •.• WHERE A ._l __,lRES .IDES-~I ~!AS RECENTLY CONVICTED OF ELECT 1o N FRAUD AND 'SENTENCEJ;l to 25 YEARS. Il\l FEDERAL PENITENTIARY. IHAS·ALSo RE:PuTED ro GRow. A·~io PRci9E~s . . .

MARIJUANA AND HAS BEEN ACCUSED OF ' . HOiiHCIDE IN THE PAST, HOWEVER, HAS . NEVER BEEN COfNI.cTF.:D·, oF' HOMICI_DE. CLOSE TO . THE RESIDENCE · IN! IN~'rGHBORHOQD'. .ARE _ -PROB.AB~ y OF' HOS'f ILITY TOWARDS FEDERAL LAW · ENFORCEMENT AUI'HORIT.IES.

PAGE . THREE AT l00A-:10123 _ UNCLAS E FT 0

:_ LEAD .': .·ATL.ANTA -D!VISION AT BLUE RIDGE, GEORGIA: WILL ·.

cciNT lNUE MAKINGl sror".'.cHEtxs orl IRE~IDENCE IN AN "· b7c

· EfF oRT ·ro OBTAIN ·oE SCRIPlibNs oR ; PHOTOGRAPHS ·oF· occuPP.NTs. ffi'

Prints To Be Made Prints To B~,Made .

:, . C~etom 'P ~lnt& .

.' (From 13 5 , 12€1, and 1.fo j,. f· (Pri~ts ' tro'n1 slide;) : · (Fr~1ti'any ;i~~ neg1iive):,rsli~e) _ · ,.,,,;. :' .I • ' -Process ,&makeprint • .".:'~; .. · ·:, . g!j ._3 ½x5 ,· 0 5x7 : - ·- 0 3½x5 . Quantlty,. _.:...:........: t·:; r '··=-::- ,.' ... .. ·" . • C:J'Proc;:ess & make corit~ct p~int • ·.. ~ :# prints from ~a~h-fr8fl1Ei · 1,_ • : t?x7 ,.- , - - ·. , ~lze•·_,:~. ·~.

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UNCLA $ , \

AlTEl~TION:

UL 85 ( 100A-8~5) (100-4 87422)

PRIORITY

PRIORITY

ORITY

D SIT UNIT, FBI HQ

CHRiSTIAN PATRlOTS DEFENSE LEAGUE CCPDL); D~Es:r1c SECURITY/

1 ERR OR I Si1 cD S/ T) ; 00: ~PR I NG FIELD·

ARIZONA PATRIOTS CAP); D~ESlTC . SECUR°iIY/TERRORISM; . OOf PH9ENIX

ANfI-TAX, NEO-NP.ZI PARAMILITARY ORGANIZATION FUi;JDED EY EX-

MOJIE ACif~R TY HARD IN IN PRESCOTT ARIZONA. AP PHILOSOPHY

- - QOSEL Y RESEMBLES T !-Vi T OF I HE AR YAN NAT IO!~; POSSE C(lYJ IT AT US A ND

Of HER - RIGHT-WI NG EXIREM 1ST GROUPS TO ADVOCATE ARMED REVOLUTION

A ND I HE L-ITERAL CV ER T IB Ol.<J OF THE: u. s. GOVERNMENT AP MEMBERS ARE URGED TO SlOR-E LARGE CACHES OF ARMS, AMMUNITION, EXPLOSIVES

FOOD, AW OT HER ITEMS DEEMED . NE CE SSAR Y TO BE SELF- SUFFICIENT• THE ACTUAL SIZE OF AP FOLL°'4JERS IS UNKNOWN; HOWEVER, SOME AP , L£ADERS HAVE CLAIMED MORE THAN 4,000 HDIVIDUALS ARE ACTUAL MEMBERS OF SYMPATHIZERS, INQIJ)I°NG CURRENT AND RETIRED MEMBERS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AND MILITARY. AP MEMBERS ARE cuRRENTL y PLANNING

A KIDNAPING, A BOMBING OF THE IRS REGIONAL CENTER AT OGDEN, UTAH,AND ITS MEMBERS HAVE BEEN IWOLVED IN FRAUD BY WIRE, AND MAY

BECOME INVOLVED IN COUNTERFEITING OPERATIONS.

JACK MAXWELL OL-lPHANl', A .MEMBER

P~CHASED FIFTY POUNDS OF DYNAMI~E ,SAF~TY Fu SE .. AND DE.1'0Ndi.~

·IHE VIC~NIIY OF' FLAGSTAFF ARIZO :NA ~ , OLIPHANT H.4S: U~~

THESE DETONATORS TO EXPLODE A MIXTL.fl E OF ' POTASSIUM Cit.ORATE AND

KEROSENE, WHICH DW GO HIGH ORDffi. .

ARMED AND DANGER ous.

PA G~ I 1-f( EEPX 100A- 8695; 100A- 87,15 SUB I UNCLAS

ON 7/15/85, JACK MAXWELL OLIPHANT AND HIS WIFE:, MARGARET

ENGLAND OLIPHANT, AKA MARGO DEPARTED FLAGSTAFF, AR !ZONA, AREA, A ND EN R Our E IO EA ST ON, MAR 'r1.. AND:, WHERE I HEY I NIE l~D TO ST AY FOR SEVERAL DAYS WITH AN EVENTUAL DESTINATION OF PHILADELPHIA, PE NNS'rl.VA NIA, SOMETIME BETWEEN JULY 29 A ND 3 J. 01.. IP HA NT • S WI FE , MARGO, APPARENTLY NEE C..AR K, HAS SCX'1E TYPE OF IN HER IlNCE DUE HER Tli10UGH THE MELLON BANK, BEING HANDLED THROUGH MELLON BANK 'b7C TR LISI'. OFFICER

PHIL ADELPHIA FE NNSYLV A-NIA.,PRIOO TO OLIPHANT' S DEPAR TuRE FROM l Z ONA, HF; MADE A ST AIEME NT . _

PAG£ FOUR PX 10i2JA-8695; 100A-8715 SUS I U t~CLA 5

MAG NuM PI 51' OL, .22 CAL FIVE- SHOT MI NI REVOLVER OF I HE TYPE WHIGH

FITS BEHIND A SEAT BUCKLE, ANTI A Nit-.E MM PISTOL. OLIPHANT INTEf-0S

T O Sf AY WIT H A FR IE ND , I I WHO R E SID ES OI~ T HE E ST AIE S

AI FOREST LANDING, EASTON, MAR'rt.AflD• THEY ALSO INTEND TO VISIT

MARGO Cl..IPHANT' S SON, I ST. MICHAEL'S MARYLAND9

0 N J 1J.. Y 2 5 OR 2 6, I HE OL IP HA NI' S I NT E ND "i O TR AV EL I O R IC HMO ND , VIRGINIA, FOO A MEE.TING ON JULY 27-28 WITH COLONEL JACK MOffi, ,,.,..,

Jl3 BALLE NT I NE STREET, BAY SI. Lours, Ml SSISSIPP I, OFFICE

TELEPHONE 60J/467-8036, HOME TELEPHONE 60V1L... _ ......P• MOHR IS

THE LEADER ·oF THE CHRISTIAN DEFENSE LEAGUE, AKA CHRISI' IAN PAIR"lOT-S.,.

DEFENSE ORGANIZATION, WHICH IS AN EXIREMEL Y ANTI-SEMIT JC,

ORGANIZAI ION. THE MEETING APPARENILY IS FOR THE PuRPOSE OF

?AGE FIVE PX 100A-8695; 10 llA-87,15 SUB I UNU..AS GREYING, CHARACTi.RISTICS: RIGHT AR~i A['(i PUTATED, SSANlr----....._-.....

ARIZOl~A LRIVEH'S LICENSE I I EXPIRES 1988.

MARGARET ENGLAND OLIPHANT, AKA rfiARGO, DESCRIBED AS WHITE

· FEMALE AMERICAN, ,...o o s~ l =_-_--_-_-_-....,_. l MEIGHT 5' s", wli:IGHr 1s0, EYES BLUE, HAIR BROWN, SSANI l ARIZONA DRIVER'S LICENSE NUMBER

1-------11.

THE OLIPHANIS AR£ TRAVELING IN A FORD FOUR WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP, SUPER CAB, i:Hi::ARING ARIZONA LICENSE 6~5LN, PULLING A PR~LER b7C

FIFTH WHEEL TRAILER, BEARING ARIZONA LICENSE C60500.

FOR THE INFORMATION OF' JACKSON AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISIONS, TRAVEL BY THE OLIPHANTS IS BEING COOODINATED WITH THE BuREAU, BALI !MOOE, PHILADELPHIA, AW RICHMOND DIV I-SIONS9 INFORM Al ION INCLUDED IN THIS TELETYPE IS SINGULAR IN NATURE AND SHOU.D ,~or BE DISSEMINATED OUTSIDE THE BtJiEAu, · AS IT \i/ OULO JENO TO lDENIIFY

SOuRCE OF INFORMATION KNOWN TO THE PHOENIX DIVISION.

FOR INFORMATION OF SPRINGFIELD, THE PHOENIX DIVISION HAS NO . F~THER INFc»1MATION TO REPORT REGARDING THE CPDL9 INDICES CHEC-KS . ARE NEGATIVE REGARDING! IAND ... I _ ___ __

AKAi

ARMED AND DA NGEROus.

DATE: August 5, 1985 ReABIZONA PATRIOTS; · '

TO : SAC, Phoenix OO>MEsnc SECUIUTY/TEBRORISM

ALL ·:J:NFORMATION CON~AINED\nHE~EIN IS #1013894IFI;ED\ nDATE 07-29-2005

TRANSMIT VIA :

Teletype • Facsimile

., FBI

PRECEDENCE : • Immediate • Priority

CLASSIFICATION:

• TOP SECRET

• SECRET

AIRTEL • Routine • CONFIDENTIAL

TO: DIRECTOR, FBI

• UNCLAS E F T 0

• UNCLAS

Date 8/2/85

ATTN: EXPLOSIVES UNIT, ROOM 3926

FROM: SAC , PHOENIX (l00A-8715) (P)

SUBJECT:~ Z~A:R.6 _ DOMEST IC S ECURI~Y / TER RORISM SOB:19065

Re personal communication between SSA~'----~ b7C and SSA ~ !

7/31/85.

Enclosed under separate cover, via UPS, are the following:

Box 1 - Sample of Gelmax dynamite; Gelmax dynamite wrapper.

Box 2 - Sample from non-electric blasting cap in [ ' acetone ; two viles of potassium chlorate.

Box 3 - Approximately l" unknown fus~; approximate ly 12" ICI fuse; and warning/disclaimer sheet.

Enclosed under separate cover, via registered ma~l, is the following:

Bureau 0- (4 package copies)

2 - Phoenix

KIK:jlm ( 9)

/oo

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS #1O13894IFIED\nDATE 07-29-2005

PX l00A-8715

KIK:jlm Box 4 - 20 cartridges·of INERT Gelmax dynamite (D/P/S/C - 12264A4)

For the information of the Bureau~closed items were recovered by SSA> land SSA FBI Lab, Explosives Unit, on 7/29-31 85 in conjunction wi captioned matter.

REQUEST OF THE BUREAU:

The FBI Laboratory, Explosives Unit, is req~ested to conduct appropriate exa.minations and submit results to the Phoenix Division.

1E-LET'f PE .UNIT;

FORMS. TEXT ~AS L DOCUMENT

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.p 10020oz JUL as ,-. :

FM ATLANTA 000A~1 012J) (P ) /s-Q 3) , . ·

TO~'RIORITY

PHOENIX (100A~£715) PRIORITY ·

BT

UNCLAS

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DO~ESTIC SEGU;~ITY - TERRORISM UNIT

D · itP · ·

A'R ·~ZONA _ PATRIO~..::--T- ; 00: PifoENIX _: .

TELETYPE _TO THE BUREAU PATED J~E 27,

1985; AND PHOENIX TELETYPE TO THE BUREAU

DATED JUNE 28 ,

> AFTER DUE c_oNs IDERATION' UA_CB·, ATLATA WIL~ · NOT A;TE~~T -~_

ANY TYPE OF SURVEiiL~NCE OF iHE MEETING SCHiDULED ~~-tAKE PLACE JULY 16- JULY 19, 1985~ WHICH - ~ROM·IN~OMRATION PRESE~TLY·AVAILABtt ..

wouLD BE· CONDUCTED oN T_HE ·.PROPERTY oF "COLGATE") r ·N FANNIN

CO UNTY, GEORGI_A,_ '.l'HE DESC~IPTION OF W(CH _f S ~ET FOR.T~ IN .

REFERENCED ATLANTA TELETYPE. - r ·OD ~i141..-"L,,....,

THIS DECISION IS ' BASED PRIMARILY-ON THE EXTREME ISOLATION

A.LL INFORMATIOI:J

CONTAINED\nHiREIN IS #1013894IFIED\ nDA!TE 07~2 9-2 0 05

PAGE TWO AT lOOA-10123 UNCLAS.

OF· THE LOCATioj·Ir QUESTION,· AS WELL AS ~HE SUSPICION AND ANIM6iITY·o~ FANNIN ~OUNTY RESIDEN~S TO~ARD~ ~~E-FBI A~ SET

J

FORTH~IN iEFEREN~ko TELETYPE~--·rT I~ L~KEiIS~ NOTED THAT THE

.._,,,.J VOTING- FRAUD·-I·NVESTIGATION REFERRED TO IN THAT .TELETYPE PERTAINED \ . TO ALLEGATIONS -AGAINST THE SHERIFF; OF THAT COUNTY WHO SiILL. RETAIN~·TjAT ~OSITION.·: -'.·

. ANY TRAVEL ALONG THE PAVED OR'. UNP.AVED PORTION· OF ' THE ROAD FROM FAN_NIN INN; WHICH rs- LIKEwis~· SITUATED· IN A coMPROMISABLE · AREA TO THE SITE F·OR THE ~i-E;ETING, · WOULD: ·BE .,VERY NOT I CABLE AND : SUSPICION-. AROUSING. THE SAME wour:,:0-, APPLY· T'O ANY· AERIAL ACTIVITY.

IN VIEW OF THE ABOVE, IT IS FJLX THAT AiY SURVEILLANCE

ACTIVITY COULD PROVED TO BE iXTREMEL~ DETlIMEkTAL TO THE • !

ACTIVIT{Es. OF :_!_____....I AND iN . PARTICpLAR sHouLp. THE souRcE BE ATTENDING THEIR MEETING. . ,'_.·.

FOR I NF-ORMATION. (?F PHOENIX AS TO" ATTENDANC]l: BY SOURCES AT THE MEETING.- -SA._ l _______...,, .lJILL . BE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE ATLANTA pFFICE:·:!~B~I~~u~~ER,4~41~----~I OR HELLO ~UMBER

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, f:JNY UUUUU ,• . :: ' . .

R 181524Z JUL 85 / · - : _ · ·;_'

FM FBI Rl~HMOND vc oo.A-12242). (P) .. ..

TO D~ FBI ( 100-487 4 2 ·2) PRI_ORI-['Y •.

ATTN: I I CID/D .OMES,TIC. TERRORISM . ..

·BT ~ -·

QR~ZONA PATRIOT~; . DOMESTIC SECURITY/ TERRORISM; ( 00: RH) .

RE PHOENIX TELETYPE 'TO RIC·HMOND: DAT~D J.ULY 17-, 198-S;

T ELCAL TO PHOENIX ON JULY 17, 1985 ; : TELCAL _ TO THE BUREAU

1985.

1 FOR THE INFORMATION OF RECEIVING OFFICES, A TELCAL-TO T

RICHMOND ~!VISION ON JUN& 28, 1985~ FROM-AN INDIVIDUAL WHO - IDENTIFIED HIMS .ELF As! ICPHO·NETIC) ADVI~ED THAT HIS

~'---~' NEI~H~OR-BELONGS TO AN ORGANIZA~ION TH NAZI IDEAS.

11------IISTATED ,TH_A'f'. THIS ORGANIZATIPN:'S· NAME IS TH CHRISTIAN ISRAEL

FELLOWSHIP (CIF), ·AND T~A.T THERE IS -A CIF .

RICHMOND ON JUL Y _27 AND 2s, 1985. •THIS co,:biRENCE WILL · BE HELD AT·

PAGE.TWO DE RH 0003 UJCL~S · ,.

TH& BEST W~STEl~-VIRGINIA "INN Ai 5790 CHAMBERLAYNB AViNUE, RICHMOND, VIRG1NIA.-- CIF .GUESTS THAT ARE SLA-T-E, EI TO· SPEAK .INCLUDE GENERAL. ·JACK' .

MOHR; REVEREND JERR'! CRO, JERRY WE~(T, AND RICHARD KELLY HOSKINS. ·

SESSIONS AT THIS CONFERENCE START AT 1 :00 . p;M., ON. SATURDAY THE 27TH, 2:Jo P~~·~· AND 7·:oo ~ .·- ~~~--' - ~ ·-;s :uNDAY tHF; _2·BTH. l ..____.!AD_v1s~o

TH~T THE CIF RE'CEIVES MAIL !'-'! ? "ST ·.OFFICE BOX l24; SANDs;oN ,

VIRGI _N1A, 23150. · , ~E 1 1.-s.TATE:Di T~ AT_ _.T H~S GROUP M;AY' BE' CONNECTED WITH . T.HE N,E w _ ARYA~ NATI.~Ns ~-1 l "sTATED THAT HE _ WOULD BE IN b7C FURTHER CONTACT WITH THE RICHMOND DIVISION WH,EN HE FINDS OUT MORE IN}'.OR:t1ATION.

RECEIVING OFFICES · SHOULD ~OTE - ~HA;l

INVESTIGATION AT RICHMOND HAS DETEMINED THAT POST OFFiCE BOX 124 UAS BEEN UTILIZED BY · SANDSTON, VIRGINIA

PAGE THREE 'DE RH ·. OOQ,3 UNCLAS23150, Fo:~· ·?Y~R TWENTY Y-EARs I ___,___.!AND -Hrs WIFE · HAVE- - BE-EN DESCRIBE~ AS BEING.VER~ PATlroi~c. ~LWAYS ~LYING ~- - AMERICAN FLAG, • AND A MODERN DAY_ "JOHN B·iR,CH~_R_;'- , - fECEIVES ~AIL FRO~ A ,, NUM BER

OF ·JoHN BIRCH TYPE okGANIZATIONS, ANo Is " KNOWN To ~ STRONGLY OPPOSE b7c

TAXES:

IN REFE~E NCED. PHOENIX TELETYPE, ~HE:,__,~AME _JACK MOHR AND T!{E DATES OF JULY · 2 7-28 ,)985, COINCIDE. WITH THE ·- ABO_VE_:,MENTIONED CIF ,MEETING I N RICHMOND: /As MOHR IS ASSOCIATED· .WITH ~EVERAL ANTT-SEMATIC TYPE

GROUPS, IT CAN ONLY BE. ASSUMED THA~ TH~ CIF MEETING IN RICHMOND IS . . . THE ONE WHERE HE AND OLIPHANT WILL BE ~EETING~

PHOENIX HAS BEEN PROVIDED' WITH 'A· "HELLO NUMBER" WHICH IS ·

804J._______.!AND TH'ji: NAMES OF TWO CONTACT AGENTS IN THE RICHMOND DiVISION IN THE EVENT SOURCE NEEDS ,SUPPORT OR HAS URGENT INFORMATION. THE TWO RICHMOND 90NTACT SPECIAL AGENTS ARE SPECIAL

r-A_G_E_N_Tl.,_______________.I AND SP~CIA~ AG~~NT -I ____________.I ·

.

INVESTIGATION-CONTINUING Ar RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. BT /10003

., ., . ••· - ·\· _,, _

PHOOl.3 19921152

\ ~ P P HQ BA P x RH wF

1821152 JUL 85

PHILADELPHIA C196-1706)CSQ

TO D~ PRIORITY

BALT HiORE PRIORITY

P:-m: NIX PR IO RI T Y

R ICHtwlOND PRIORITY

ATT iHI- - - -. DOMESTIC TERRORISM UNIT

; UNSUB; DBA ARIZONA PATRIOTS; FBW; 00:PHOENIX 0

AR IZONA P$TR IO T S DSif; 00:PHOENIX

RE PHOENIX TELETYPE REGARDING THE TRAVEL OF JACK OLIPHANT,

T HE DATE OF wHICH wAS SCRAMBLED BUT BELIEVED TO BE JULY 16, 1985.

PHILADELPHIA BELIEVES THE FACTS SET EORTH IN RE PHOENIX

t EL.ET YPE: CREATE A POTENTIAL RISK WHICH CANJ~ 9.. T BE ,sfor~SfACTORILY CONTROLLED. NOT ONLY IS OLIPHANT APPARENT1;- JJ§t~l3I:t;~ DlN

ALL INFORMATION

CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS #1013894IFIED\ nDATE 07-29-2005 =U .~985 j

ID0 -- 4i74./ ~~ ., .-i

_......_~ NOT REC ORDED

POSSESSION OF NUMEROUS wEAPONS AND EXPLOSIVES, BUT PHOENIX REQUESTS TH AT THE BANK OFFICER IN PHILADELPHIA NOT BE NOTIFIED. TO :PROTECT SOURCE wILL REQUIRE VERY DIFFICULT COVERAGE OF THE OFFICER AND BANK ADD IT IO riALLY, PHILADELPHIA NOTES THAT IT IS BY NO MEANS A SURE THING THAT THE SOURCE WILL ACCOMPANY OLIPHANT TO PHILADELPHIA O'R EVEN BE Ai,\ ARE OF wHEN HE LEAVES' DUE TO OLIPHANT ·s AVAILABILITY. ALSO' SINCE THE SOURCE wILL MAINTAIN OJNTACT v/ITH OLIPHANT FROt1 A MOTEL ROOi'i wHILE THEY ARE IN MARYLAND, THE CONTROLABILITY OF .THE SITUATION IS LESSENED FURTHER SINCE THIS SAME FORM OF CONTACT MIGHT BE USED IN PHILADELPHIA WHERE OLIPHANT 'S TARGET IS.

PnILADELPHIA ALSO BELIEVES IT ltJOULD BE UNWISE TO ACCEPT SOURCE'S EVALUATION OF' OLIPHANT •s M£NTAL STATE, SPECIFICALLY THAT HE HAS CALMED DOWN FROM HIS INITIAL PLAN TO SHOOT UP AND BOMB THE BANK, PARTICULARLY SINCE OLIPHANT COULD, AS SET FORTH IN RE TELETYPE, BECO~E VIOLENT IF HE DOES NOT RECEIVE WHAT HE WOULD CONSIDER PROPER RESPONSES AT THE BANK.

IN SLir1iMRY, PHILADELPHIA STRON~LY RECOMMENDS AGAINST ALLOWING EVENTS TO DEVELOP AS SET FORTH IN RE PHOENIX TELETYPE. PHILADELPHIA BELIEVES THAT SHOULD OLIPHANT CONTINUE wlTH HIS PLAN OF' ARRIVING IN PHILADELPHIA AND CONTACTING MELLON BANK, PHILADELPHIA

.,

PAGE THREE, PH 196-1706, UNCLAS

MAY FEEL CONSTRAINED TO NOTIFY .THE APPROPRIATE OFFICER OF THE POT Ei~ IAL FOR VIOLENCE AGAINST HIM AS WELL AS PREVENT OLIPHANT FROM ENTERING THE BANK'S PREMISES IN ORDER TO PRECLUDE A POSSIBLE HOSf AGE SITUATION. DEPENDING ON THE CIRCUMSTANCES, PHILADELPHIA CANNOT RULE OUT AN ARREST OF OLIPHANT IF HE IS FOUND WITH WEAPONS AND NO OTHER MEASURES TO CONTROL THE SITUATION ARE AVAILABLE.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS 1O13894sIF~ED\nDATE 07-29-20

·

FN! PHO!!J,! r°~ .-(L0~A-87 l 5) : cP)

TO -.~IRE~TO H-· ·{P~IORITY\" -

ATI:!HfTr'l. (PRIORI.TY)

BUTTE CPRIORIT~)

S~C~A"M~NTO C?~!OR1TY) <INFO)

SPR I NGF1EU) CP \il ORI !Y )" (INFO) SALT LAKE CITY

MID ~H_OE~nx TEL";CALLS JUNE 2,6, 1985 TO BUTT~ _AND A,TLANTA-. ·

F'OR ·INFORMATI 01( OF- THE. BUREAU: (l_ND REC'ElVI NG OFF ICES, .

PAGE: n;o ( 100A-871 5) µNCLAS

E\JENT THE BUREAU MAY -~HSH TO DISSEM1Nt\fE _ INFORMATION. CONCEBNI~lG : ~. '..-

THE PROPOSED TRAVEL OF. U?, "FREEDOM ,1GH TE RS " ·ro . Nl:CARAGUA. ,.

ot~ JUNE 11, 19-85, -?~ - TJ-~N~: FR~i })o W~

• •

AT FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONP1, ·,~~m_.._tiLS.0 A. ME-MBER OF' THE l~RI ZONA PAT RI OTS, · rnAVELLEl) ·wrr~ c, IF~~,G-STA·~~ :,, ~R~iONA, ro SA~r :· LA KE

CITY, UTAH, WHERE THEY SPENT THE EVENING. ON JUNE 12, 1985,

.

THEY DROVE TO OGDE.N, UTAH, WHERE THEY MADE ,FOUR SEPARATE

·TRIPS TO THE INTERNAL, RE\J~Nut·.sERVlCE <lRS) REGIONAL CO MPLEX

LOcA TE9 ~HER~·· -I I Mrn _· souRcE P:Ho tbG ~AP HED. THE. _ .co MP LEX

fROM ALL SIDES TO . iNCLUDE ROAD .ENTRANCES; GUARD FACILITIES, BARRI_ERs, ETC~ I frH~N ~~frE~ED ONE ~uILDING IN A·~' EFFORT

TO TEST T!-fE FXTENT, Or r ;HEIR INTE:Rr.J/'.l:L $ECU ,RIT'( MEASiJPE S • . ---.

PHOENIX SOURCE AN~ ~(~O . PUR~H~SED AERI~L PHOTOGRAPHi 0~

OGD8~1 , ROAD f'?APS, AN9 OTHER . ·JTEMS BEFORE RETUNI[IJG TO Si1.LT

LAKE CITY THE S.~,f.,.E [)ATE. . ON JUNE 13, 1985; PHOENI .X SOURCE AND . ·- 1 !RETURNED F'ROM SALT . LAKE CITY. DIRECT TO FLAGSTAF'F, ARI'l:ONA.

b2 b7C b7D ., BE FILLED wrtH· EXPLOSIVES AND PARKED AT ·A LO~DIMG oocK. I ____ _

AS· A RESULT OF THIS TRIP ,-1 __ rAifVISED HE BELI!<'.VES IT _ IS

..

~

•

P~.GE THP.l<.:E 000A-8715.) UNClAS

E}(PREssEn A DESIRE to RE'.WRN ro THE, IR$ co·t'1PLEx· soMET°iME. iN •~HE ·

FUTURE 1.1.'HER[ HE I~JTE~)DS T?·· Mf'/NfAHf A 24 '.'OUR _ SU_RVEIL~A'NCE l}!~ -OR_PER

TO DETEqMH1E TH-E E;XAi::r· rr .l"11(:'oF S:HIFT .CHANGES, MAIL DELI,VE.RIE .s ; . ·~

ETC. PHOE~nx SOURCE A.DVISEP THAT· THERE is · No··· KNOWN· TlME T.4BL~

F6R ANOTHER SURVEI~LA~CE RUN ON TH8 o~D~N CO~PLEi, OR•i9R

4~,iy ATTEMPTS TO ·ACTUALLY DESTROY · THE C'O MPLE~. · .L'_ · ..

ADVISE~ · HE. ME·r -,.rxb![nrN7 Q.N : Jut~E- .p, 1.sss, ·--rA'.c•.J,q t-1!~

I [\I p RES CO Tr',. ARI.ZO N.4, WHERE H[.' l1JAS p B_Q \/,lD~.1.9. , ~ 11 TH · DO 'ClJ.MENTS . . · ·. ·

FR0~1 I~_l:JIVIDUAL CODE NAr,'!EiJA'"C O..LGAl]f;_KTRUE _ .... I _____________.

) FROM THE CP,1TER FOR PATRIOTIC STUDIES, POST OFFICE DRA~JER

~-INERA~ BLUF.F'_~ GEO;Gl~,- 3'0559. ~ESE DOCUMEMTS INDICATE "CO~GATE" _ ,,,,,J . . __.,

l11AS H: t,~EXICO, HONDURAS, EL SALVA!)OR, AND NICARAGUA FROM APRIL ---.-.:......---

B, 1985, ~HROUGH ~AY 5, 1985, WHERE H~ MET WITH F'ORMER CHIFF'

OF TH~ A Rr•1ED FORCES· IN HONDURAS,_GENER.4L. GUST.~-~.l.R.• ~'.J Ml\?-Ui~~

D&ST9 } :1;~Jc~qe7B::·~!GU -Ef,?.. fR~,M,JiL~A. 2° - A~D .fOLONEL _ · :

F;~JRI~:T'l!;/~IJJlNE .DU 8Z .OF THE F.D.N. ~ :Jl,)NTA, I\N ANTI-COMMUNIST GROUP.. .

FIGHtING IN NICARAGUA AGAINST THE SAN-DINESTA c::. .__ -

·· ._ .. l-EG I Mt. .~.

IN A L~TTER .AD.DRESSED TO "TROJAN" CTRUE NAME TY HARDHD, "COLaATE" ADVISED THE FOLLOWING:

"rr;!::E1TNG WITH COLO~EL MQHR IS SET SOLIDLY FOR MY PLACE .JULY

b2

..

b7C

b7D I

.

PAGE F_OUP ( !00A-8715) UNCLA~ .

16 TH RO UGH J'fTO RN I NG OF' JU LY 1 SI , l .9 8 5 • rOOD AND LODGING WILL ,...f, BE PRO\JIDS.D OM SITE, ENTIRE MEETHJG' WILL BE CONDUCTED ON RED T~.G .

SECU?l·TY · RE,QUES-T THP,T IF. PO Sf;IBLE, YOU BRING ONE EXTRA· PERSON

TO l·UfLP ·wI TH SF.CURI TY,- IHA T WOULD INCRE.4SE YOU-R P·ARTY to· _F'OLIR, . . . •.

OP. l':10RE IF YOU \llISH~ Ir ' v oU" F'LY YOl!R PLANE; You R DESI°GNJ'1TED

LANDING STRIP IS DUCKTO~N, TE~NESSEE, LbCATED . APPROXI~~T~LY

60 ~ILES F.Asr or cu::\iELA.f1D, TE -NNESS.EE, CHAT-TtHJOO -GA AHE.o.. F.;XPEcr' -

ALL. PER~Ot·iS· ATTENDING CO -NFERENCE TO· BE . ARMSD. ·· CENTER · ,;JILL ·. .

PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION F'ROM AIRPORT. TO Cl;:NTER~. IF' PARTY COMES .

OM COl':'WlERCIAL F'LIGHT, .DESIGNATED ASSEMBLY AREA,°F'ANNHI HJN,

LOC.~TED 0~ BLUE RIDGE BYPASS, BLUE RIDGE, GEORG ·rn. AGAIN, .

' TR4NSPO:RTATIOM WILL BE PROVIDED FR,O·M ~-SSE.MB LY AREA TO - CENTER

ON .JUNE 19, 1985,_,_____l ~~ECE~VED A .DOCUMENT- I ·N

THE MAIL FROM DAVE GUMAE~, PHOE~nx, (-::-LJ8 9,-; WHO IS A , KNOWN

ASSOCIATE OF. AP MEMBERS. THIS DOCU ME~! T rs · MARKED "CONFIDENTIAL;, AM9 FULLY D~SCRIBES '.'OPERATION F'REEDO M". TO LIBERA TE ·rHE .·

IRREGULAR riiILI lfRY . OPERA TI ON DES IG NED TO LIBERATE: THE · '

· COUNTRY OF NIC4RAGUA fRbM TAE COMMUNIST CONIROLLEry SANDINESTA

GOV[RNMENT. IN BRIEF,.~HE · Dd6u~EfT CALLS -~6R A BUDGET OF $213,~00 , TO suPPORT ?,0 FIVE, TiJAN TEAMS JO.BE CALLED u.S F'RB:SDO M

PAGF FIV~

(100A- .B715) UNCLAS·

FIGHTERS, ~HO WILL BE TRAINED IM SABOTAGE, ANO IRREGULAR ·

MIL I TA RY WA RFAF1E •. , -THE: IR -T-A°P.GETS ,;IILL BE THE FOLLO~JI NG:..

AN OIC R~FI~tRY ~T ~~NAGUA: ·40 SPECIFIC AS~lNATION TARG[TS • -.:= _,,J

IN THE s.~~)D.4NISTA HI'EARCHY ~ '.11ICROWA\!E TOWER Lbc~ TED BE TW_EEf\1 MANAGUA

ANT) L~ON; sHrPs L.o.YiN;G A.T •nocK rN p'aRr Fl\c1L_rr1Es; _. A s_rEAM G~r•1ER~r'!NG

PL~.NT, ETC.

F~EEDO M" H.4S BEEN COMPLETED· \ill TH THE REC EMT TRIP OF "·COLGATE.·"

TO CEflHRAL AMERICA.' PHASE II THROUGH VIS ro ' COMMENCE AFTER . . . . ..

THF. HIGH LEVEL CO~JF'ERENCE WHICH WIL·L BE . HELD 'IN. ' GEORGL!\ A , S OUTLINED

ABOI./F. /

JrHE F0LL0 1:-HNG INDIVIDUALS FROM AP ARE CURRE~!TLY PLANNIN ~ '

TO ATTEM~ THE COMFE.R:ENCE IN GEORGIA: : ' I .

TY HARDIN; .... I ________ ___ _lj)_AVE GUMAER; AtiJD

POSSIBLY O~,'E OR r1:1!0 QTH-ER$ ~ TY HA~DIN ~AS STATED HE BELIEVES

COLONEL Jr~CK MOHR'OF 'fHE "CHRISTIAN. PATRIOT DEFENSE LEAG.UE" ·.• -

CCP~L), A~D COLONEL WILLIAM GALE OF THE "COMMITTEE OF STATES",

AS WELL A~ OTHE~ NATI6~AL LEAD!RS 0~ . THE "PATRIOT OR IDENTITY ~ovtMENT" WILL ALSO BE IN ATTENDANGE.

ON JUNE 24 AND 26, 1985~ ~ELEfHONICA~~y CONTACTED ____ _ ___ I (208) I . p~ors~, IDAHO' WHO ADVISED HE Is

PAGE: SIX ( 100A-8715) LINC.LAS·,

r'tt THE .PROCESS Or STARTING THE "I6A HO PA TRIQ ts"' AND 11,· HE IS ABLE TO ACQUIRE FUNPING, ~ILL ~Lso ATTEN~ THE ~EO?GIA COt11 F'EREr,~cE, ·As HE IS .A-CLOSE ASSOCI'ATE OF' "COLGATE" •.

AUSA ROGER DOKKEN, PHOENIX, HAS BEEN APPRISED OF' THE ABOyE ' HIFORM~TI.ON, ,~~iD_HAS STATED HE BEL~-EVES "OPERATION FRE£:D0t1'' TO BE A CLE.~R VIOLATION OF U.S. NEUTRA'LITY LAWS. DOKKEN HAS r:1sc ussED THE ABOVE w1r~ - HIS ~~TACT';

_ _,. AND HAS RELAYED THEIR I fHE·RES T J N · "COLGATE' _ A,~J°D ''.OPERATLO [·J F?E£DO ~". "! •

C~AIMS LtA • i~~HIP IN THE CPDL, AND ~S CLOSE ASSOCI.ATE . OF. COLONEL

JACK ~OHR, RECENTLY SkNT FOR AND, RECEIVED, THROUGH THE U.S.

MAIL, 12 POUNDS -OF POTASSIUM C.H LOR ATE FR9M A FIRl"t' IN THE STATE OF - TENNE'SSEE •. OLIPHANT IS ALSO Hl POSSESSION OF BOOKLETS

DESCRIBHiG HOii/ TO ~~1x "por~.SSI~ft1 CHLORATE WITH PETROLEUM JELLY .•

HJ ·011-DFR _ro rilA NUFA CTURE HO ~,JEMA DE E0PL°oSI \JES.

0!\1 JUNE 2/, 19_85 -~ 'QLIPHANT roo·x.._l _,! ~.o WOODARD . ,·

EXPLO~HVES, INC., AM ASSO_QIATE OF ATLA~ POWDER, INC., ,i_oc.c-.TED IN WINONA, AR!ZO[\lA, -'-AN)? OBTAim:n. A-PRICE LIST OF DYNAMITE,

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ARIZONA PATRIOTS (AP);.DO MESTIC SECURI -TY - TERRORISM; 00: '10#93~8/.

BLASH NG CAPS, AND· F~ SE CORD. · OLIPHANT STA.TED HE WILL P·URCHASE

,ON[ C~SE OF !)YNAMITE .!.\ND OTHER ITEMS AF'TER ~JULY 1, 1985, \iiHEN'40 , HIS N£XT CHEtK ARRIVES IN TH~- MAI~~ , H~_ALSO REQUESTED THE ASSISTANCE OF PHOE~r JX SOURCE HJ MIXING THE POTASSIUM CHLO RA TE AND TH[~., · TESTING THE ·FORCE OF EXPL:OSION BY USING·· ONE Q_UARTER STICK OF DYMAMITE TO I_GNlTE THE CHLORATE MIXTURE. IF SUCCESSFUL, HE PLM.!S TO OBTAIN. LARGE QUANTl'TIES OF.'.- POTASS!UM -CHLO.RATE FROM ,0..

FIRM iN LOGAN, UTAH, THEN PREPARE MO~EMADE EX~LQSIVE DEVICt THAT . WILL BE u~i'tRACEAB-~!!: sy- AUTHORITi~s AFTER DE .ro~i'Ar..I'oM·. 9)80#-,5

HIS SECONrt,\RY TARGETS ARE iRs · BUILDINGS. J J TH~ ·P·AST, OLIPHANT HAS CLt1IMED· RESPONSIBILI _ TY FOR ASSI~THlG IN THE B OMBING OF AB0PTl0N CLINics; 1,No snJAGOGUE-S . 'HOWEVER,· PHOENIX SOURCE HAS l;\EF.N UNAB~E TO COMFIRM TH'IS MW SPECULATES OLIPHANT MAY HAVE MA DE SUCH BOA~ TINGS . IN OR-DER ENHANCE Hr S CREOIB I LI TY IN THE .

PATRIOT : ri'O.VF:IYIE ~U. PHOENIX SOURCE Wil.~L MAINTAIN CLOSE ASSOCIATION ~ITH OLIPH~NT IN O~riER .10 MONITOR HIS POSSIBLE ACQUISITION OF F.XPLOSIV~ DEVICES.

ATLAMT_.r.i DIV_ISION A:r ATLANTA. WILL CONTINUE EFFORTS ro · FULLY ' IOENTIF'Y '.-'COLGATE" c TRUE NA.~El _ _,I TH ROUGH b7 c

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PAGP. EIGHT <100.A-871.5). U·NCL:.AS

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THE C[NTl!:P FOR P T~1_-9·nc STUDl_ES ·, PO ST OFF ICE DR/1.1.i!ER 40, •I . . '•

MINE .RA·L BLUF'F', .GE6RG .IA, 30559. WILL .-ALSO ATTEMPT TO DETERMINE

- HIS RESI6EMCE WHICH ijJILL PROB~.BLY1-BE SITE FOR THJ PROPOSED • • .,

HIGH LEVEL CO!~FERE ~!CE ·SET_ FOR · JULY 1~ --19, 1985 ._

BUT TE DIVIS IO~ :A'r BOISE. )!IL,~/ijLLY: rn~ _ Nrmll . .

Posr .pF:F~~E Bo~ _ D TE~EP._.~oN~ ~~08c:=::TB01 sE, nAHO, WILL ·E_STABL-.ISH THE' rDAHO ·.·~P,rR\ors: ·1 · !rs ·

fl. CLOSE .~ssoc~ ~. -TE o~ I I ~.ND ALSO PLANS

TO f.\TTEMD TH~ -~ONF'ER.E·MCE __ TO .BE HELD IN GEORGIA.

INFO~M~ENOTI; · · 7 /1/85 - ' I

Date _________

Re : AR-I ZONA PATRIOTS {AP); DOMESTIC SECURITY/TERRORISM; 00: PHOENIX

By the atta~hed teletype, the Ph~o=e~n~i~K----, Division ~dvis~d t:a: on 6/11/85,j traveled with r: lor the AP to Ogden, Utah. They ar ive here on 6/12/85 and spent the day surveilling the Internal Revenue _ Serv i~e (I RS) ~omplex in 9Jlden, They photographed t9e ~omplex and ~L____. entered one of the "'""'......................,s to look at internal ~e~urity. ~--~believes it is possible to destro e pomplex by utilizing . a 11 9ar bomb. 11 __-,-- wants to re.turn to Ogden for furt er surveillan,e. No time . s~hedule has been announ~ed for the surveillance or attempts to a~tually destroy the ~omplex.

On 6/17/85, the Phoenix sour~e met with TY HARDIN~ leader of the AP, and was provided with

frotn 11 COJl,GATE, II true name

_ "COLGATE" was allege y 1nex190, Honduras, El Salvador, and Ni~aragua from 4/8 through 5/8/85. He allegedly met with the former Chief of the Honduran Armed ForQes, ~ENERAL GUSTAVO ALVEREZ MARTI~EZ, COLONEL ENRIQUE BURNEDUEZ OF THE F.D.N. JUNTA, . an anti-Sandinista group fighting in Ni~~ragua, and others. b2

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. ARI.ZONA .P.AT.RIOTS (AP); _ DOMESTIC SECURITY/TEaRORISM; 00: PHOENIX -

In a letter to HARDIN,( . !. ad.vi-sed of a meeting to qe held 7716-19/85. · .

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On 6/19/85, the· sour·(le reQei ved a letter from DAV-ID GUMAER, a' known asso~iate of AP members, in whi~h he des,;lribed "Operatlon Freedomj" an ifregulat ~ilitary opetation designed to liberat&.the t;!Ountry of · Ni,;3aragua from the s andinistas -· The do~ument ~alls for a:budget of· $213,500 to su~p6rt 20 t•ams of fiie men· ea~h to be ,(lalled U.S. :Freedom Flghters. S·pe(lifi~ . . targets, e.g. ,- an oil refiner·y at Managua, . 40 assassinations, a· mi(lrowave tower, ships, artd_a gjneraiing plant ·have been identified. Phase I of "Operation Freedom" has·been Qomplete4 with the r~Qent trip of "COLGATE" to Ceri~ral -AmeriQa •. Pha~es II through Var~ : · to ~ommeb~e- ~fter th~ meeting in Juli.

The ~bo~e information is being disseminated to the tentral Intelligen~e · AgenQy and Department of Justi~e. IRS has been a~prised of ·this informatio~ on ·previous oQ~asions~ · ·

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• Teletype • Immediate CLASSIFlpATION:

• SECRET

• CONFIDENTIAL

• UNCLAS E F T 0

•- UNCLAS Date 7 22 85

DIRECTOR, FBI (ATTN: ELSUR INDEX)

SAC, PHOENIX- (lOOA-8715 Bl) (Pl

<L6 IZONA PATRIOTS

DOMESTIC SECURITY/T ERRORISM 00: PHOENIX

Reference

Bureau airtel to Phoenix, 7 /2/85,

On 7 / 6 / 8 5 authorization was received from :

IKI FBIHQ Criminal Investigative Division (FBIHQ-CID)

• Department of Justice (DOJ)

for the consensual use of a nontelephone monitoring device in captioned matter.

Prior emergene;y authorization obtained regarding above: • Yes fi No

The following information relates to the use of the equipment authorized that date:

!xi Its use aided in directing course of investigation.

!xi Its use obtained direct evidence.

• It was· used, but no information of value was obtained.

lxl Its use furnished lead material.

lxl Its use gave protection to the Agent or other person equipped with device. (More than one of above may apply.)

• It was not used.

Complete and submit within 30 days of expiration of each and every period of authorization granted for nontelephone consensual monitoring by either DOJ or FB IHQ-CID (whether an initial or a subsequent authorization), and , It apptlcable, for each extension 7beowa~__th,z~ 1

I

Transmit to FBIHQ in a $Baled brown envelope 1£e1e~ "Dlrecto;/ FBI, ELSUR Index, FBIHQ." f ~Q_., F') ~~qq-, (31- Bureau _ ~'$\ g \985 ~ : I : J rn

Approved :

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ATTE ia to NS· . BuREA u _ ·. ; I t, ·o QIIEsr·1c tERR m 1 SM uN II

LAR IZONA PA tinor_~; o~ t; - coo: ... P-H~ENiX> . · .

RE. PHn..AriELPHl~ .. raCALL ro ·· SPEclA~--AGENT c~A>!'-_______,1

PHOENIX DlVISIO~~ JULY . 24~ ·1985·•. ; ~. · eo~iA er WIi H I · · · · · 11EcU1 1r v; :MELLON BANK, HA s b7C

RES[j.lED IN IDENl'IF-YlNG THE PERTINENT BANK OFFICER REFERRED TO lN

PHoENi1i uLErYPE DATED ~lLY 1~ nl. t985 ; AS(._-------~

wHOSE Off ICE IS LOCAt ·rn: AT 15TH STREET •AND sotiTH PENN· SQUARE;

PHil..ADELPHlA~ PENNSYl..VANlA TELErRONE -· NUMBER (215>•[ =1

!111is AD~ 1 sED T HAi T 1£ IR ust FUND 1 N Quist~ 011 1s

AP.PROXIMATEL Y ON~ MILLION D(l.LARS OF WHICH <l..1PHANT9SWIFE IS ENt.ITLED TO INCOME DERIVED FROM .ONE TWENTY-°FOURTH OF THAT AMOUNr • .

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T KE. PR ·I ·N~IPl..·E: I~ IR~-~OCABLE A~ ·· tANNOT BE. FUR .NI SHED UNDER ANY

~IRCIIJ .STANCEs· ro · o~~IPHANT.! s wIFE'~J 1~-DENT~FIED AN ATT ORNEY . . ...

F~ THE OLIPHA~s · wHo IS HANDLING ·1H1s sll~ATION ASI.... ________,I . .. ..

l 6 sour H WASHI.NGTON. STREET~ EASTO·N~- MAR \LAND~

' IHAS -'ADV lSED · ~HAI SHOtJLD - HE ·._BE GONTACI ED BY _ OLIPHANT OR HIS WIFE FOR'--AN APPOINTMENT.:_.~ - w·ILL .NOTIFY TM£ PHILADELPHIA

orr1cE ~F r:ME· FEDERAL Bt)RAU - o~ ~NVEST ;·GAT 10N·, cFsD IMM~D 1ATEL "~

SHO[l.D OLIPHANT AND HI s wIFE APPEAR At' THE .BANK, wIT HOuT ·PRIOR . -NOl'·lFlCATION~. AN ' ATTEM;.T WlLL .BE ~A~E t'O ··...Sl'ALL THEM FM

APPROXIMATELY.·20 MlNU'I:ES .U~IL BUREAU AGENTS CA.N RESPOND IO THE BANK TO ENSl:liE THE ~FETY.OF' BA~K PERSONNEL.

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DIRECTOR, FBI

FROM: SAC, PHOENIX (l00A-8715)

SUBJECT:~IZONA PATRIOTS; D OMESTIC SECURITY I TERRORISM; 00: PHOENIX

Re Phoenix tel to Bureau, Atlanta, Butte, Sacramento, Salt Lake City, an_c;l Springfield dated June 28, 1985.

Enclosed for the Bureau are the original and four copies of self explanatory LHM concerning Operation Freedom •

.Enclosed for receiving offices are two copies each of LHM.

source is~! ______

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS #1013894IFIED\ nDATE 07-29-2005

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LEADS:

REQUEST ·OF THE BUREAU:

to the I : ~nasmuch as Operation

Tb; Bucean ro:v wisb ta dispeminate enclosed LHM Freedom invo ves Unite States citizen fighting in Nicaragua.

ATLANTA DIVISION

AT MINERAL BLUFF, GEORGIA

Will continue efforts to identify "COLGATE" in b2 care of center for Patriotic Studies, Post Office Drawer b 7 c 40, Mineral Bluff, Georgia, 30559.

BUTTE DIVISION

AT BOISE, IDAHO

Butte will continu~orts to identify! ==============!Post Office Boxl_J Boise, Idaho, 83704.

PHOENIX DIVISION

AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA

Will continue to follow activities of the Arizona Patriots.

Information copies are being furnished for Sacramento and Springfield as Colonel GORDON "JACK" MOHR and Colonel WILLIAM POTTER GALE reportedly were to attend the meeting.

·Federal Bureau of Investigation

Phoenix, Arizona 85001

July 24, 1985

ALL INFORMATION

ARIZONA PATRIOTS CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS DOMESTIC . SECURITY - TERRcffi:i<ski#l013894)\nDATE 07-29-2005

A source, who has provided reliable information in the past, advised a major, high level conference is scheduled to be held in Mineral Bluff, Georgia, on Jul~Y--------. 18, 1985, through July 20, 1985, hosted by (true name~!...,..._ __, I aka "Colgate", aka TYR 13. Among individuals .__1,_n_v_1_t_e_d__a_r_,e Colonel Gordon "Jack" Mohr of the Christian

b7C Patriots Defense League (CPDL) based in Springfield, Illinois;_ !of Boise, Idaho, who is in the process -o-f_e_s_t_a_b~1-1-s....h_1_n~g~t-n-e Idaho Patriots; Ty Hardin, aka "Trojan", member of the Arizona Patriots; and Colonel William Potter Gale of Committee of States, •Mariposa, California. This meeting is to discuss the following phases I through - V of Operation Freedom:

·

II. Aquisition, packaging, and export of equipment.

III. Secure placement of equipment and training

I. Provide accurate situation report, which has been com:leted by a reconnaissance trip byj I O7 c I Jto Central America from April 8, 1985 through May 5, I 8. This trip included the countries of Mexico, El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua. program.

IV. Direct action.

v. Establishment of free-enterprise republic. Attached to this communication are copies of four documents that describe in detail Operation Freedom~

On July 12, 1985, source learned that the meeting had been cancelled because the "Agency Computer Network" had information that plans for th~ Georgia Conference had been compromised.

This document contains nei the,r recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the pioper_ty of the FBI and is loaned to · your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

ARIZONA PATRIOTS

..._____________,jis described · as follows:

Sex Rac;:e

Date of Birth

Pl,ace of Birth

Height

Weight Eyes Hair

Social Security Account Number

Male White I Kentucky 5"9" 210 pounds Blue Brown 400-56-9367

Ty Hardin is described as follows:

True Name

Sex Race

Date of Birth

Height

Weight Eyes Hair

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Orison ~hipple Hungerford, Jr. Male

185 pounds Blue Gray

CENTER OR PATROITIC STUD1iESv'

POST-OFfICE DRAWER 40. •

MINERAL 'BLUFF, GA. 30 5~9

TROJAN::::

~ET ING WITII COL. MOIIR IS SDT SOLiDL Y FOR MY' PL.i\CE 16 TI-IRU MO RN ING OF 19 JULY. FOOD AND LODGING WILL BE PROVIDED ON SITE, ENT ITE MEET WILL BE CONDUCTED ON REp TAG SECURETY. REQUEST THAT IF POSSIBLE YOU BRING ONE EXTRA PERSON TO HELP WITH SECURETY, THAT WOULD INCREASE YOUR PARTY TO 4 OR MORE IF ~OU WISH

IF YOU FLY YOUR PLANE YOUR DESIGNATED LANDING STRIP IS DUCKTOWN TENN. LOCATED /\PP ROX ·60 MILES E. CLEVELAND TENN, CHATTONJ\GA AREA. EXPECT ALL PERSONS ATTENDING CONFRENCE TO BE ARMED. CENTER WILL PROVIIJE TRANSPORTATION FROM AIRPORT T,O CENT~R. .

IF YOUR PARTY COMES ON COMMERCIAL FLIGHT, DESIGNATED ASSEMBLY AREA IS FANNIN INN LOCATED ON BLUE RIDGE BY PASS, BLUE RIDGE GA. AGAIN, TRANSPORT WILL BE PROVIDED FROM ASSEMBLY AREA TO CENTER.

FRIEND IN ID. WILL BE COMING WITH POSSIBLY 2 OTHER PERSONS, HAVE ASK HIM TO GET IN DAY EARLY TO HELP SET UP.

EVERYONE HERE WILL BE IDENTITY SO WE CAN ALL BE CONFORTABLE.

TYR-13

Alternate strip for your plane is Blairsville Ga. in case Ducktown not long enough. Dont remember what you told me you have. Blairsville futher from the Center.

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RE PHILADELPHIA TELETYPE TO PijOENIX D~TED JULY/1a, 1985,

'RICHMOND TELETYPE TO BUREAU DATE D JULY<-:Jtt: · · 1985 , · PHOENI;-;;L-~-;·;;; -~:1 . ·ss? . r:: ..

PHILADELPHIA DATED JULY 17, 1985~ AND RICHMOND TELEPHO~K CAL L PROK

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TO sAI I F~P~~AL BUREAU OF INVEs-!..,

U~~LAS

JIGATfo. o~ JULY 2s; i98~ •

. - THE BEL .OW INFPRMATION ..· IS SINGULAR IN. REFERENCED T RIP · AND SHOULQ, NOT. BE DISSEMINATE~ OUT~IDt THE F~DERAL ~UREAU OF iNVESTIGATION.

INVESTI~ATION IN RICHMOND HAS VERIFIED THAT· THE CHRISTIAN ... · PATRIOTS, .ALSO KNOWN AS THE CHRISTIAN ISRAEL FELLOWSHIP; IS HOLDING - • =.

A TWO ~At ' MEErING AT THE BEST WESTERN/ViRGINIA INN- RICHMON~, VIRGINIA, ON J·ULY 27-28, 198'5.

A RICH~OND ~OURCE .' HAS· REVE~_LED THAT ._ I _____..I WIF-E OF l ___

IN RE FERENCED. RICHMON~ : TELE~YPE HA~ MADE ALL THE ARRANGEMENTS IN REGARD TO A MEETING OF THi CHRISTIAN PATRIOTS AT THE BEST b7C WESTERN INN. :RICHM6NQ SOUR~E ADVISED THAT A~PROiIMATELY 100 Tb 150 INDIVIDUALS FROM ~ROUNQ THE cou·NTRY WILL ·BE IN : ATTENDANCE AT THIS MEETING. CURRENTLY, 16 ROOMS HAVE · BEEN RESERVED FOR THESE OUT OF TOWN ATTENDEES AND MORE ARE ANTICIPATED. RICHMOND SOURCE WAS ABLE

TO PROVIDE 31 · NAMES OF ATTENDEES WHO WILL BE ARRIVING ON JULY 26 AN 'D 27, 1985, BY PRIVATE VEHICLE, PLANE, AND TRAIN. THE NAMES OF THESE ATTENDEES ARE AS FOLLOWS:

RI"C.HMOND' '.S.OURCE. WILL ·.BE. ABLE TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL DE·SCRIPTIVE INFOR~ATioN·: OF ·o!~E.R. A:TTE°NDEEs · AFi:ER 'l'HK~ A~RIVE IN RICHMOND.· ~,;:

INVES.TIGATION· CONTINUING I_N "RICH-MOND AND RECEIVING OFFICES WILL BE NOTIFiijD OF EVElTS ~s THEY occui •

AS REFERENCED PHOENIX TELETYPE·' INDICATES T!IAT THE PARTICIPANTS

MAY BE ARMED~ RICHM~:ND IS UTILIZ I-NG .AN:_ .ARMED AND EXTREMELY DANG~RONS

CAUTION·· STATEMENT

ARMED· AND EX•TREMELY DA~GEROUS-. ·.

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7/10/QS

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ~7C

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Laboratory Work Sheet

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LAB. NO. 50710060 ' $ UC LY

YOUR NO.

Examination by:

Examination requested by: Phoenix

Reference: Communication daiea. ~e 25, 1985

Examination requested: ExploGives - InQtrtunen'tal Analyses

Specimens received: July 10, 1985

To;

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20531

&I!,, Phoenix ( l09A•i71!O

FBI FILE NO.

LAB. NO.

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Examination requested by:

Reference; Pbcen:i.x ( (t_(.'J ~ca"~ dated JUoe-' IJ, 198$

Examination requested; aaplo111vee - 1-Q..&t.rumonte.1 Analyse•·

Specimens received J\lly 10, lt85 :,\1111'

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RECORDED

7/16/85

$ amc #15

FEDERAL B EAU OF INVESTIGATION

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Laboratory Work Sheet

To: SAC, Phoenix (l00A-8715)

Re: DOMESTIC SECURITY YOUR

00: Phoenix

Examinati oo requesi;ed by:

Reference:

Examination requested:

Specimens received:

Specimen:

Examination by:

Phoenix

·communication dated June 25, 1985

Explosives·- Instrumental Analyses

July 10, · 1985

Ql Unknown substance

- UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

:: ~EDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

AIRTEL

DATE: 8/1/85 _

: DIRECTOR[ FBI CJ00-48 1422)

ATTN: ~----------' CID/DOMESTIC TERRORISM UNIT TO b7C

SAC, RICHMOND (l00A-12242) (P) •

SUBJECT: ARIZONA PATRIOTS

DS/T (00: PX)

PX 3084-DT; UNSUB, dba Arizona Patriots FBW ( 00: PX)

ALL INFORMATION

CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS U#1013894FIED\nDATE 08-01-2005

Re Phoenix teletype to the Bureau, 7/25/85; and Richmond teletype to the Bureau, 7/26/85.

Enclos~d for the Bureau, Philadelphia, and Pho/nix are copies of motel registration forms from Richmond source of individuals known to have attended the 7/27-28/85 meeting of the CHRISTIAN PATRIOTS at the BEST WESTERN - VIRGINIA INN in Richmond, Virginia. The meeting title of the CHRISTIAN PATRIOTS was listed as the CHRISTIAN ISRAEL FELLOWSHIP. Also enclosed for the Bureau, Philadelphia, and Phoenix is a copy of a label entitled, "Crusade for Christ and Country, Brig. Gen. GORDON 'JACK' MOHR, C.P.D.F." The Richmond source, who recovered this label, also recovered a symbol or logo from the trash which remained ·at the conclusion of the meeting on Sunday,·7/28/85.

Names and addres.ses which appear registration forms, which may be eligible are as follows: ~1:1.'nQ

U,vti>opCLOSUiG A't ..

<'2"- Bureau (Enc. 17) 0

?- Baltimore (Info) _

on the motel due to photocopying,

2 - Philadelphia (196-1706) (SQ.' 10) (Enc. 17) ·

2 .- Phoenix (lOOA-8715 Sub 1) (Enc. 17)

1 - WFO (Info) : , 2 - Richmond

DPH:vrw (10)

Throughout the meeting on both days, two individuals were observed in the motel parking lot and appeared to be "on duty." POLICE DEPARTMENT, Henrico County, surveillance was conducted and numerous photographs of individuals entering the meeting rooms were taken. Vehicle license plate numbers were also recorded and both the photographs and plate numbers will be forwarded to receiving offices upon completion of the film processing.

Investigation at Richmond continuing.

LEAD: PHOENIX DIVISION

~T PHOENIX, ARIZONA

Disseminate the enclosed information for any action · deemed necessary.

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS #1013894IFIED\nDATE 08-01-2005

Crusade /or Christ and Country

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!XI FBIHQ Criminal Investigative Division (FBIHQ-CID)

D Department of Justice (DOJ)

for the consensual use of a nontelephone monitoring device in captioned matter.

Prior emergency authorization obtained regarding above: D Yes D No

The following information relates to the use of the equipment authorized that date:

IE Its use aided in directing course of investigation.

D It was use d , but no Information of value was obtained Lj, (J' r/ L ( J P). -

IE Its use obtained direct evidence

IE Its use furnished lead material. /_!J,(}_ - 0 '

IE Its use gave protection to the Agent orfot~er pe rson equipped with device. (More than one of above may apply.) •

D It w.,as not used.

Complete and submit within 30 days of expiration of each and every period of authorization granted for nontelephone consensual monitoring by either DOJ or FBIHQ-CtD•fWl:l"'eth~•ifo1 itialaa or a subsequent authorization), and, if applicable, tor each extension or renewal thereof ·

FBIHO.,. / -;a1':JJ0 FBIHO in asealed brown envelope labeled "Director, FBI, ELSU~ ;n~~)

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!":-:Bureau '-Y,. PX l00A-8715-Bl D (Field Office Investigative File)

1 - PX 66-1095D0 (Field Office Control File)"°

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Per (Number) (Time) _-/. :~~-I F81/DO.J _ _,,,. .,?

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REpUIRE.00,J .~PPRO,VAL. Th'fi ••A.RfZONA PATRIOTS (AP) IS AM.A:fI'I-:

TAX NSO NAZI P/\RAM IL IT ARY QRG ANI ZAT IO~- F'O lHD E BB y .~x'-iviov lC. A CI OJ; · . - ·ty HARD IN IN j:> r-w,:scoTT ' A Rizo::~rA •. AP : PH l~O SOP HY CL() SEL y RES EMB~ ES

THAT .OF - THE ARYA~;·N.~T.ION.S.,·:Pci-.SSE COMITATlB {\'~ID OTHER RIGHT WIMS ,: :

KXT RE MJ us G FO UPS · IJ}HO AD \9 CATE A _RPfJED .REVO L UT io N · MlD . THE .tl,CT uAL

,;OVERTH~m1.!J Of Tl-(E i1.s· . .. G.b-VEf-NM>!.'.NT. JH~ AP MEMBF.~S JI.RP LI%~ TO sro RE LASG E . CA CHES· 0 F l~R MS ,l\M MUN IT to N ,. E;XPLO.S rv~s 9 FOOD ' ~N!)

. ·OTHER ITEMS NECESSARY TO Bf SElF SUFFICil!NT.

Cl.JRqE~H. AP .PLANS CALJ~ FOR AN. OF'FENSlVB':- IN T·HE·t~F.:Aq FUHJ.RE, . m1,1t:V~R ,. °t-lO · TIME TABLE HAS BEf'.:M· ESTABLISHED. THE . Pffi .POSED ·

OF'FE~lSIVE IN CLL.DF.S D!!:ST RUCT..ION OF IRS BUILDl'NG . .AND. IS- TO 80MMEN.CE . . . . .

\iiJTK THE DF:SfRUCTION or. THE IRS REGIOtJAL roMPLEX IN OGDEt1,-•1JT-AHl.1.lM . . . . . : . .

ON 1iJNE 11,-·.1935 , AP MEMBERS DFD VF.: ' T'o ..OGDE~!, UTAH,-ON A. e.. •

PECONNAISSANCE AT .THE IRS BUILDING_. ; .DURING THIS IP.IP. AP. MEM3ER.5

PLRCH.AS~~ DETP.IL~D· M~ps. AND AERIAL. P-HOTOG~i,PHS bF T.HE · c~\~ oF

OGDEN , ut A.H ~. AP -ME M3 ER s· RES PONDED TO . T .HE I RS-: BUILD ING WHE~ E

THFY TOOK'~lUME,ROUS' PICr'URES FROM.VARrous· _. At-!G~ES .AND EVAl.,l!ATED

-THE SF.C lJR_ITY SYSTEMS USE:D AT THE BUILD ING.

AP MF.:MBERS ARE PLA~!lfB!G, ANOTHf!:R, TR IP. TO n:~ IRS REGIO~!AL ,, ·.

OJMPLF.X IN OGDEN, UTAH, WHERI£ THF.Y._INTE~1D TO SURV~IL TH5: -OJMPLEX

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Pl\GE .··Tl:{RF.F_(l0.0A"-~71.5 SlJ3.B) ·Ufl.iCL..4S d~: FT O ·

FOR AT L~AST,.J). ·24 l-OIJR PERJOD OFT IM~ IN· ORDER TO .DETi;_:RMPlE :-· . . . : ..·

. __r,n :~EMENT .-rn MW_.o·[JI. _, Qf THE; COftJ_PLEX. ·. Xi>_ fv'.P:[,BERS.. ,_l\'RE P.Li\NMI~G TO

, STE AL AN t,J:RPU\~lE· JM THE 'urAH AR-~A BEFO .'.¥, THE p'RO POSE)) .OFFF.:t~s_rvi··

M~lHTONFD ABo'\IF. WHICH THEY tiJILL USE •O;NCE THE OF'FENSIVF IS .. . .·.. :

H! rr It1.n:q·. ,-1,P f!;Ef,~BERS PU\{\! ·TO DESTROY APPfDXIMATELY 21 DIFFEREVT

.

,o 4REAS"/J:S YET_ TO BE FULLY· NAMED AND -~rNn~MD ro'_:(X)-NT,ttCJ H!DIVIDUALS

• ,IN T HF.: ~-1E Af( :FUT IF.~ .;t,JA~i~f;i ·UNK 1-0 1,._1!.f) FD~ FHIA rlC ING • .

If.I· ADDITION TO-' ~H~ · AB~\!~, AP M'ir'BSRS HA.VE P\IRCHASED POTASSILIM

Ci1L9-RIDE AND 9_L!.iSTWG CAPS. TO ·PROVIDE AD.D.ITIONAL .CQVFRN?:E, 'l ·

(X)(\JSENSUAL ~(}~JITORING H.~~ occ(J~RTID 'o~JLY IM SOURCE'S PEESB:N E

· MlD ::Cl l!RCE HAS E XPRE'SSED- .A WD~LI M:i NESS TD 'TEST w ·s IN COURT. . .

SJ IJRCB: HAS AL SJ E Xf. CU-TED °r'HE. VD -4 T3:. ·

AiJS/1 ROGS~ r_,J. DOK~N, PEOENIX, r~RI:WNA, . t#1 S APP?.ISED . oF· -· ..

GUID}<L!NJ;:'S T°HAT ,;!ILL PRECLi.DE THE S!J:CCES~FWL .pF.F·4r,! F. IS .S U€ OF'

ENTRAPMEtH IN THIS 1:1 \EST IGAT JON. .

THE IR US!<: ESSENTIAL lfJ P BJ VIDING ELEMENTS N~CE SS Aqy FDR A . .

SUCCESSFUL · ·p RO SE cur IO~! •

PA.GE FD·UR (100A:..~7 15 SUl? :·B) .lJNCLAS E F T

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A~ft:INISTRATIVE: Pl-0,EiHX.>SOURC.E: R13:F'ERED TO, IN BODY or

T-~LETYPE . I~...

AP. MED •AND. DA NG FRO US·

AIRTEL TO

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

DATE: 8/20/85

: DIRECTOR, FBI 000 -487 ,22)

ATTN; SSAI CID/DOMESTIC TERRORISM UNIT ALL INFORMAT'ION

~AC, RICHMOND (l0OA-12242) (P)

SUBJECT:GIZONA PATRIOTS

CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS

v"PX 3084-DT; UNSUB, dba Arizona Patriots

FBW (00: PX)

Re Richmond teletype to the Bureau dated 7/26/85.

Enclosed for the Bureau, Philadelphia, and Phoenix are photographs taken by the POLICE DEPARTMENT, Henrico County, at the 7/27-28/85 meeting of the CHRISTIAN PATRIOTS at the BEST WESTERN - VIRGINIA INN in Richmond, Va. Also enclosed for the Bureau, Philadelphia, and Phoenix is a copy of a field surv&illance log prepared by the POLICE DEPARTME~T, Henrico County, which is comprised of two pages and includes thirty-five license tag numbers taken from cars associated with individuals attending the aforementioned meeting in Richmond, Va.

LEAD:

~Bureau (Enc. )\'i L ·

1-Baltimore (Info)

2-Philadelphia (196-1706) (Sq. 10) (Enc.

2;.,.Phoenix (l'0.0A-_8715 Sub 1) (Enc. 67)

1-Washington Fiefa- Offlce (Info)

2-Richmond

67)

RH lOOA-12242

PHOENIX DIVISION

AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA

Qisseminate the enclosed information as deemed necessary.

RICHMOND DIVISION

AT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Investigation continuing.

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_ ____,~ELEPl-0 NE CALL TO PHOENIX, SE?I' EMBER 10,

ON SEPfEMBER 10~ 1985, AUSA ROGER w. DOKKEN, PI-OENIX, f;.RIZONA

ADVISED THAT! !.HAVIm A LH; ITED Amum o F LIVE DYNAM!TE, b2

CAPS~ AND fUSE, WILL PRESENT · r-.o APPARENf Ef\TfRAPMENT PROBLEMS _

FRO VIDFD THAT SO .UR CE DOES t-OT ACTUAL~ y TEACH S UB JECT

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ANYTHING ABOUT CDNSTRUCTING EXPLOSIV E DEVICES A~ffiMITS HI S ~c:!3:!C12!1) AUSA DOKKEN AD VISEb I ASSISI'ANCE TO OLIPHANI' INSOFAR AS POSSIBLE.

O<l s~-~1" "'8 ·, • , ,,, ee1 ''J' • USA "S OFFICE~ Pl-OENIX, CDt-.'fINUES IN T~IR CXH1MJTMENT TO PROSECUTE ··i ·c::::::::311' THOSE CASES ARISING OUT OF THE 'ARIZONA PATRIOTS INVESTIGATION.

AR MED A t-D DA NG ERO US •

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53DEC~ 1~5

TO:

FROM :

SUBJECT:

DIRECTOR, FBI

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS #1O13894IFIED\ nDATE 0 8-01-2 05 (ATTN : ELSUR IN0EX)

SAC, PHOEN·IX (l00A-8715 SUB Bl)

QRIZONA PATRIOTS;'

(P)

- ooMESTIC SECURITY/TERRORISM; 00: PHOENIX ,ti ,'}'1

Reference Bureau air tel to Phoenix, 1/2/85.

On ___.7~ / _.6 4 /'--'B...,5.&--____ authorization was received from:

XX FBIHQ Criminal Investigative Division (FBIHQ-CID)

D Department of Justice (DOJ)

for the consensual use of a nontelephone monitoring device in captioned matter.

Prior emergency authorization obtained regarding above: D Yes oa No

The following information relates to the use of the equipment authorized that date :

n Its use aid~d in directing course of investigation. 1 /~ · -~

n Its use obtained direct evidence. i ;'·

D It was used, but no information of value was obtained . • ~·

XX Its use furnished lead material. ,·

1k Its use gave protection to the Agent or other person equipped with device . (More than one of above may apply.) . 1 o It was not used. JO()- h)g7

Complete and submit within 30 days of expiration of each and every period of authorization granted for nontelephone consensual monitoring by either DOJ or FBIHQ-CIQ (~h~ t'1.~J.Jl.U i~ _ or a subsequent authorization), and, If applicable, tor each extension or renewal thereof. -~ s:-P 1s i:s ....

Transmit to FBIHQ in a sealed brown envelope labeled "Director, FBI, ElSOR Index,.,.,. FBIHQ." n - .,- I &~ / " · _ n.=.-.. tf<iJ . fl1·5 -st,Sl~:.:·· ... · ~ -: Bureau 1 - Phoenix 1 -Phoenix JJR d Appr~ : '-<:l-4-+--+--H----

ield Office Investigative File) ,,l.9'-

ield Office Control File) Transmitted Per (Number) (Time)

ATTN: SSA , ------1D.OMESTIC TERRORISM UNIT.

ARIZONA PATRIOTS (AP); DS/T; 00: PHOENIX.

FOR INFORMATION- OF" THE .BUREAU, THE FOLLOWING IS A SO~ARY b2 OF RE CE NT EV ENT S AND ACT IVIT I.ES AS$0 CI AT°ED ~JITH THE AP AS P.R-D VID ED b 7 C

IOFI > l , P~ESCO.,.TT, .ARIZONA, . L...

1. REGENTLY COMT/l.CTED TY HARDIN, AP LEADER, ANDI JHJ ·

PAGE TWO <10 0A - 8 7 15 ) UN CL AS E F T 0 TY HARDIN. AND THE AP IF THE KIDNAPPING \,JAS SUCCE'SSFUL. i-!ARDHl . EXPRESSED GREAT INTEREST AT FIRST BUT LATER DECLHJED TO PARTICIPATE AS HE WANTS TO RUN FOR THE OFFICE OF GOVERNOR OF ARIZONA AND "NEEDS To KEEP HIS H.l\NDs CLEAN~" IN v1.n; . oF._! ___.lsERious INTENT ANO TO MAINTAIN THE CO ' NF'IDENTIALITY OF PX SOUR~E, PHOENIX INTRODUCED AN UNDERCOVER AGENT OF THE A~IZONA STATE ATTORNEY GE[l!ERAL's OFFICE rol ITHEN FURMISHED EXPENSE MONEY TO THE UC AGENT AND AN , ELA30RATE SET OF' PLANS, AND WAS SUBSEQUENTLY ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY TO KIDNAP UNDER ARIZONA LAW.

!IS CONSEQUENTLY CREDITED WITH A LOCAL ARREST, t1 LOCAL ,______. . COMPLAINT, A VIOLENT ACT ·PREVENT ED~IIJD ONE MILLION PE}1). PHOENIX SOURCE WAS NOT EXPOSED IN THIS LOCAL UC OPERATION •

OF ARIZONA . FREEDOM LEAGUE AND AP, FLAG STAFF~ ARIZONA, WHO HAS ALREADY COMPLETED . ONE RECO~ OF' THE IRS COMPL!!:X AT OGD[I.\I, UTAH, !JJITH!L-_______,I HAS ALTERED HIS PLANS. HE NOW WANTS TO CONDUCT RESEARCH AND RECON OF ALL IRS REGIOMAL COMPLEXES IN THE US WITH THE GOAL OF SIMULTANEOUSLY DESTROYING ALL OF THESE BUILDir,ns AT SOME UMSPE'CIF'IED DATE • ._____....~AS E~TIMATED 'fHF. RESEARCH MAY TAKE UP TO ONE YEAR TO COMPLETE, BUT BELIEVES IT rs NECESSAR .Y SO THAT AS M.IHlY IRS BUILDINGS AS POSSIBLE CAM BE DESTROYED

PAG E T HR EE <l 0 0 A - 8 7 15 ) UN CL AS E F' T O (

TO SHOl,J THE AMERICMl PEOPLE.THAT SOMETHING CAN BE DONE TO HALT THE "TREASON" OF THE IRS . ...... I ___,!ALSO STATED THAT ONE LARGE TRUC!< BOMB PLACED BETWEH,1 THE FBI, DOJ·, AMD IRS BUILDINGS It~ l;JASHINGTON, D.C., C.OULD CAUSE EXTENSIVE DAMAGE TO ALL THREE.

'PLANS TO HOLD SEMI~JARS · IN ALL u. s. CITIES WHERE LARGE IRS F'ACILITIES ARE LOCATED. HE BELIEVES THE SEMINARS IJ!ILL PROVIDE . FUNDS F'OR TRAVEL AS WELL AS COVER :.FOR THE REAL PURPOSE OF GATHERING INTELLIGENCE ON IRS. HE PLANS TO IMMEDIATELY MAIL SUCH INTELLIGENCF:, DIAGRAMS, Mt\PS' Er c·.' BACK TO AN AP PO ST OFFICE BOX so THAT AP / MEMBERS H 1 HIS PP,RTY \iJILL NOT BE CAUGHT WITH THE PL.t\NS" I HAS REQUESTED THAT PHOENIX , ----.!DETERMINE THE CO-ST OF GASOLINE~ FOOD, ACCOMMODATION, EiC., FOR THE NATIONAL "TOUR", AND HAS INSISTED PX ,;- PROPOSED TRIP,

ALSO INFORMED_!----' THAT A HARD CORE AP MEMBER l1jHO OPERATES FLAGSTAFF' WELDING IS CAPABLE o·F MANUFACTURING

b7C b7D SILENCERS FOR AR-15 AND M-16.RIFLES, AS WELL·.AS PARTS FOR CONVERTINGAR-158 INTO FULL AµTD MATI C WEM'O Ni, . f\!OF.NI~ SOUR CE WILL ~TTEMPT ) ) . TO OBJAIM A SIJ_ENCE~IS ~r-:-J_5. ·. . . . ...- v=---" __,, , . .::; .

· DAVE GUMAER, AP MEMBER IN PHOENIX, HAS STAT ED IN THE Ptl,ST THAT HE HAS A CO NT ACT WHO WILL SELL AP MEMBERS FULL AUTO UZI WEAPO ~~S,

PAGE FOUR C'l00A-8715) UNCL.AS E FT 0

I HAS BEEN INSTRUCTED- TO PURSUE THIS OFFER AND AGAIN CONTACTED GUMAER ON SEPTEMBER 18, 1985. AT THAT TIME, GUMAER ADVISED THERE 1S ONE UZI AVAILABLt IN PHOENIX FOR $500 BUT IT MEEDS •, A LITTLE WORK. HE STATED THAT HIS. CONTACT IN COLORADO CURRENTLY HAS EIGHT FULL AUTO UZIS AND IS ASKING $4,500 FOR THE LOT. SOURCE WILL PROBABLY PURCHASE ONE UZI SEPTEMBER 19, 1935. IF FEAS!SLF:,. b2 PHOENIX WILL INTRODUCE SAL-I _______.I AT .F '. AS SOURCE' s "MO MEY MAN" WHO WILL PURCHASE THE DENVER uzrs. ATF, If THE PURCHASE IS MADE, /HAS AGREED TO HOLD IN ABEYAr~CE THE PROSECUTION OF THE DENVER CONTACT.

FBlHQ HAS ALREADY APPROVED REVEALING THE IDENTITY OF PHOENIX so UR CE TO SA I..____ ____,

FOR INFORMATION OF .' fBIHQ'

,I_______IDEV~LOPED

INFORMATION

ON WHAT APPEARED TO BE A MAJOR MARIJUANA "GREENHOUSE" OP~RATION NEAR PHOE~HX. THIS HJFORMATION WAS FURNISHED TO DEA AND LOCAL AGENCIES WHO RAIDED THE COMPLEX,_ARRESTED THREE INDIVIDUALS, A ND RE OJVERED APPROXIMATELY 20,000 Ft. ANTS. THE AREA WAS BOOBYTRAPPED BUT NO INJURIES WERE SUSTAINED BY ARRESTING OFFICERS. THE PLANTS WERE WORTH SEVERAL MILLION DOLLARS.

- · · J'.H ~T-Y?'E U IT ~

PXO010 277 0628Z ,1 • r'1 Oc: BS un .,

PP HQ OM FED ER,:.,:_ :,.!i .., EAU OF Hil!.E..ST! r;A TIOf,i -

F'M PHO E ~H X <l 00A-8 715) CP)

T~ ' <FRIORITY)

OMAHA CFRIORITY)

TELEPH('.l'NE CALL °TO OM,1\H .A DATED OCJ:OBER 2 1985;

FOR INFORMATION OF RECEIVING OFFICES, ON SEPTEMBER QI ;85, /~ ,ft. ,. --. >-L . · · · · · flJ ·b2

I I rifET WITUI v = .. !At:?IZO~lA ~ATR~O_TS <AP) MEMBER, / ; . -~7C

Mole:;> __ ,_ _ h4P CELL - L~A~ER, IN FLAGS'.J'AF"F,._ARIZ~~~-4. I k .. rlfi!'JJ?D

sr ATED HE HAS RECE ,nL Y BEEN RES ID ING!

WITH~t,l,tliillflll~w'.¼:/ll

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A REPORTED MULTI MILLIONAIRE RAN.CHER IN TH E AREA OF SCQT.TSBLIJPF-~--=~ '-" ~-:-· .-.::,. ·':,· :

NEBRAS~A, WHERP" • HAS ' BEEN HJSTR,U~TlNG _ o IsGRUMr'LED FARMERS If2 OCT 10 '.198;,. _.,,.

CONSTqUTIO"IAL RIGHTS AND COMMON LA\,i.! · ____ LF'URNISHED CON~~·.~ r- I I

TELEPHONE NUMaERS IN NEBRASKA _AS (308) _____,j, OR~---- -,;la-,~~~

ARM ED A MD DA ~JG E'ROUS. .', .' ~.. li ~\ ,

PAGE TWO (1'00A-3715) UNCLAS .

::, .._____., FURTHER ADVISED THAT ... I _ ____.I HAS RECENTLY co ~JV ER TED

TWO MILLIO.N DOLLARS HI· CASH···1Nr·o_ ··Go'.LD IN ORDE R TO HIDE ASSETS. . . -. ,;--FROM ms. I !HAs· BEEN MEET :u1~ A·{r·H A'PPR6xiMATLE:Y 20 :, . . OTHER FARM-ERS WHO. HA~E LOST THEIR_ F;ARM~, AND WH~ · ARE NOW READY ro TAKE up· ARMS AGAINST .THE: s:vsrEM. _. _ THIS GROUP HAS REQU.F.srrio .

ASSISTANCE UJ LOCATING WEAPONS AND MILITARY-TYPE F"IELD EQU IPMENT-~ AriID I IMADE ~ENTI°or,i oF THEIR ~PEC~A·L · iNTER Es~, ·u, M-7~ · __ GR.ENADE LAUNCHERS~ M-16 AUTOMATIC WEAPONS, M-6_0- MACHINE GUNS, ETC. I ,P,~ITED ·BOTH! !?ND PHOENIX SQllRCE-' TO. MEBRASKA

I T\J ORD ER TO r'!1 EET T.HI S HARD CO RE G-ROU P OF FARMERS AND HE SPEC! FI CALLY REQUEST ED SOURCE BRING WEAPONS TO · DEMONSTRATE TO THE GROUP W~t'.\ T CAN BE "OBTAPJE0 LOCALLY • ._I

INDICATED HE WOULD BE

WILLING TO FLY TO.NEBRASKA SOMETIIVJE : DURING T.HE WEEK OF' OCTOBER

6-1~, 1985,. IFl ___ oouLD PROVItiE TRAVEL-FUNDS. -1---~

ADVISED HE WAS SURa !WOULD BE PLEASED TO PROVIDE FUNDS F'OR j; a~'--------~'STATEQ HE WOULD : PREFER DRIVING TO NEBRASKA

· b2 b7C b7D TO PRECLUDE POSSIBLE PROBLEMS OF TRANSPORTING WEAPONS ON CMERCl.~ALHJFS. FOR ADDITIONAL INF'ORMATION,.,_!_____...,11s WELL KNOWN IN ARIZONA AS A HARDCORE AP MEMB-ER, _AS_ ARE HIS BROTHERS

, "

RECENTLY STOPPED BY. ARIZONA DEPARTMENT · 1 OF PUBLIC SAFETY NE~R GORD.EZ JU NCTI_ON, ARIZONA, FOR A TRAFFIC t CITATION~ BOTH "'1EN WERE rn 'uNQ TO s:E HEAVI~Y ARMED, AND WERE , . . WEARING MILITARY-TYPE CAMDFlAUGE CLOTHING. THEIR VEHICLE ALSO CONTAIMEO A COMPUTER, AND THE BROTHERS BRAGGED THEY WERE C.APABLE OF GAINU..'G ACCESS TO : COMPUTER REmRpS AND FI°NANCtAL. I.NST ITUTION$~ . A~O AS SUCH, CXlULD OBTAPI THE NET wpRT!-!_.~ND FULL' BACKGROUND

..... _

INFORMATION OF AW-i' LAW ENy-o:RCEMENT oi:-n cER •..THE BROTHERS RESISTED b7C ARREST, AND LATER FILEP A CIVIL RIGHTS COMPLAINT WITH THE PHOENIX OFFICE, Pl-fOENIX F'ILE NUMBER 4 4A-ltS1 -6. IN ADDITION,(,._______.

AM) HlS "BROTl-lERI !WERE ARRESTED' APPROXIMATELY JULY 15, 1985, BY THE Fl:AGSTAF'F, ARIZO~!A POLICE DEP/:l RTME NT, FOR STEALING

FROM A NEIGHBOR. L·ATER,, I _____ IATTEMPTED ' :.

TO PL ACE THE Fl."AG ST AFF PO LI CE OFF! CEH UNDER CITIZEN~ S ARRE"ST WMILE INSIDE THE FLAGSTAFF POLICE DEPARTMENT STATION. FOR ADDITIOr-JAL HffOR,MATION, I IHAS .SERVED " I~ THE u.s. IV!ARINE CORP A~ REPORTEDLY HAS RECEIVED · E'XTENSIVE TRAI~ING Hl F'IREARMS AND HE IS FURTHER DESCRIBED AS J:0-LLOWS: .

W,HITE M&E, AMERICANJ BORN J "": 9 :;,.;:;;:...- •• -·- e; .¥

6'3", IN HEIGHT, 165 ro uNos BLOMDE-R o rsH AIR · ssAN

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IN VIEW OF Tl-!E ABOVE,- . PHOENI-X 1rs ,OF T HE : OPINI-ON TRAVEL · . • . ..

ARRAt,,.'GEME.,rrs

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NEBR-~S.KA •SH"OULD. .BE_ ARRANGED . · ·

AS SOO~J°'AS POSSIBLE AS ('MEANS o'F· ~ULLY ro~·NTIFPml I (LAST

NAME UflJK~l0 1AIN) ., A~JD. THE OTHER 20 HARD, CORE f:"ARMERS WHO ARE NOW l~ITERESTED IN VIOLENCE. SOURCE HAS BEEN INSTRUCTED · THAT l F i SUCH TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS ARE FINALIZED-, 4E IS NOT TO PROVIDE . INSTRUCTION TO THE FARMERS. BUT THA;T HE IS ONLY ·ro DISPLAY .

WEAPONS AHICH ARE READILY AV:AILABLE: THROUG 'H LEGAL ME/)~ls.· FU RTHERMO RE,b 7 C

SOURCE IS TO REMAIN ALFRT FOR RE QUESTS BY THE F~RMERS . TH.t1T WOULD, b7D OPEN THE DOOR FOR FUTURE INTRODUCTION OF AN FBI UNDERCOVER

AGE~lT INTO T4E NEBRASKA GROUP.

FOR INFORMATIO N oF · OM.tiHA IL..

UTILIZING THE cooE NAME OF "GREY FOX", AND IS DESCRIBED AS WMA, 6" l", 245. POUNDS, 41 YEARS OF' AGE- , BROWN -HAIR, BROWN 'EYES·, AND WI.LL·BE DRIVING A

~!TH . A 1 B~OWN CAB HIGH CAMPER SHELL. THE VEHICLE BEARS ARIZONA LICENSE· PLATE

TRAY:LLED TO OGDE~ ,~-WHERE A SURVEILLANCE wr.i;S co NDUCTEP ON THE IRS REGI0 ~'1AL COMPLEX. l I CURREMIJ v HAS . Pl A~,::Q

PAGE F'IVE <l00A-8715) UNCLAS. ~'

NATIONWIDE RESEARCH OF iRS FACILITIES . HJ ORDER TO DETERMINE WHAT MEA~S ~RE ~!ECF.SSARY:FOR THE.IR TOTAL DESTRUCTION. I rrs DESCRIBED AS .IGHT BROWN HAIR, BLUE EYES, WE'IGHT 250 .POUNDS, AND.HIS FULL NAME IS _ I

sAcs , FHOENr·x AND OMAHA~ APPROVE TRAVEL OF

b2

b7C

b7D

I.______....

AS CRUCIAL IN THIS MATTER. ALISA ROGER DOKKEN, PHOENIX~· ARIZONA, , • \ ALSO CONCURS WITH TRAVEL OF PHOE Nl.X'. SOUR.CE, AND HAS STATED THERE ..rs NO REASON TO BELIEVE HIS TRAVEL- MAY B-E UTILIZE!) AS A FUTURE

ISSUE OF ENTRAPME~IT ~-

ARMED. A.ND .DA NG ERO US.

FEPERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

SAC,' Phoenix ·( i.00A 8715)

Novembe~ 12, 1985

100-487422

LAB NO.

OJUUZOL~ PATnlOTEh I ••• DOMESTIC 8J£CORI°W/ntUi01USM

·oo: »hoenix

Examination requested by: Ji'hoen~x

so·a190ESs s wo us b7C

Reference: Coliiul~i~ll!tion dated August 2, ·198.~ .

Examination requested: Rkplo$ives - Instrumental Analyses - Pingerprint

Specimens "received :.

Speo~nsi

August lt, 198S

- Ql ATLAS, Gelmax 4ynamite wrapper_ bearing '"'""

02 Sample of tan/granular ma~erial from 01

o• li'ra""""" of safety fuse ,l(f/Jf-«,fl",/"J!'-1""M, _ :5J;i

Kl Length of 8&f ct.y fuse and JCI Safet.y PllSf!= ~fJVTmation aheet · · _;_,;.- ~.

Result of examinatJ.ona ~ i ~O\J 20 1985 ..

Gensi'lal Inf9rwa,t&on1 ·re _;:: c~---:-

The submitted sl,)eoitnene Ql tru:ough Q6 a~e samples of explosives and explosive aoeessoriee ~~hioh were seized on July 31, 1985, ana Au.gust 1, 1985, by Agents of t:he Explosive

' FOR INFORMATION FBIHQ, uzrs PuRCHASED A~E ,·cuRRENTL/~ IN POSSESS ION OF. ATF EOR VER IF !CAT I~ N1:HA.: THEY WI~L FIRE ruLL Y A uTOMAT re. AFTER SuCH VER IF !CATION IS RECEIVED, AT F w!ll.L BE .

REQu[STED 'To RETuRN uZIS TO FBI EVID~_NCE CONTROL ROOM. I

PHOENIX IS CONT INuIN G TO EVALuA~E POSSIBILITY OF' uTILIZA , OF TITLE III COVERAGE AND A GROUP I uNDERCOVER PROPOSAL REG'ARDING CAPTI,ONED ORGA'NIZAT ION. PHOENIX HAS PREPARED A F~LL THREAT fvrJ//t,<J~ di!' . . . . · - - · I (J O,.,. LI~ l L/ rx (;le- J ANALYSIS wHICH wILL·'BE. PRESENTED TO SAG,' PHOENIX, 10/25/85, FOR 0/ •, HIS EV-A-L,uAT~.ON OF THE -POSSIBILITY OF A: GROUP I- uNDERCOVER - -•( 't• OP~RAT ro~. ~~.: fo·ai~!i~~ :S(.!,~H rs DEC.IS io N IS REACHED, THE BuREAU a NOV 1 1985 W~LL BEOf6J7s:p '. ' . "•~. i:.:__ - 1~ . .. o,t /l..'.J , • /( .,,,,,, u -• I ,/ j

. ALL INFORMATION '

CONTAINED\nHEREIN IS [#1013894:FIED\nDATE. 08-01-2005