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Re: FERRIE
January 11, 1967
TO:
LOUIS IVON, INVESTIGATOR
FROM:
LYNN LOISEL, INVESTIGATOR
RE:
PHONE CALL FROM JIMMY JOHNSON REGARDING FERFIE AND
THE SMITH CASE (January 10, 1967, 4:00 P. M.)
It is to be noted that Jimmy Johnson who was once a
close associate of Ferrie, but broke free from Ferrie but as a
favor for this office, renewed his friendship with Ferrie for
information purposes for this office.
Jimmy stated that Ferrie had contacted Pershing the
other day in regards to the Cuban woman's name that was
mentioned in the Saturday Evening Post article.
That Ferrie had called a lawyer (name unknown) last
night which would be January 9, 1967, and spoke with the
lawyer about his being investigated by this office. Details
of conversation unknown.
Ferrie has a lot of old army paraphernalia in his
apartment, such as, walkie talkies, incendiary bombs, etc.
Ferrie was showing nude pictures (moving films)
to two young boys and a district golice car shined a light on
his front porch and he really became frightened and uncontrol-
lable, telling Jimmy that the police must suspect him.
Jimmy stated that one Steve Littleton parked a twin-
engine beacheraft in Ferrie's spot at the airport, and that
their plane was flown in from out-of-town. It is at Ferrie's
disposal. He also heard Ferrie and Littleton talking about a
little island somewhere and they were interested in knowing if
they could land the beachcraft on this island.
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