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Mrs. Cukowski- - Sppt. 16, 1966- Interview with Salandria and Josiah
Thompson-
B. told Mrs. Cukowksy he was going to get a job which paid
$17,500.00 a month- with a management firm in the Midwest.
This was about amonth before the assassination. He wasn't sure
whether he would take it.
He had a high powered rifle. He was a good shot.
His nick name was @ "Turk." He tried to get into civilian
defense with Robert Bryant who used to head it. Robert Bryant,
former , Civil Defense head lives at 72 Dutton Mill Road,
Green Ridge- TR-4-1003.
Van Bych- Oldsmobile dealer in Media known him. He was
almays buying things from him.
Turk drives a 1956 White Olds- 886-94R.
FBI man said when he interviewed us immediately after the
assassination that B. was armed and we should watch him. He
,
according to the FBI, has suicidal tendencies.
After the assassination he made about 2 trips back and forth from
Dallas. He picked up a new car.
He gave Barone a bad check and got a 1963- Corvette Stingray.
Robert Bryant interview with Salandria.
B. never drank. He was boastful.
Frank Willis- 42 Green Lane , Green Ridge- TR-4-2119
His radio in the car was a brand new citizens band radio.
After the assassination he used to hand around with- Gino Cuccheria,
176 5th Avenue, Valley Green -
Mrs. Cukowski- Sept. 23, 1961-
He read Mein Kamph and used to talk against Jews and Negroes.
"he was always getting money. But where did he get it?
Martha, his wife, has a grandmother who lives near Dallas.
FBI questioned him about the assassination.
FBI found his clothes and belongings in a telephone booth somewhere
in Texas 6 mos. or a year after the assassination.
FBI didn't ask hardly anything of us. They just listened.
Joan Anthes, Anne's sister, went to Dallas twice to pick up Anne.
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