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a ee I DE pera eer FI-36 (Rev, 5-22-78) - * | ) ae : 7 7. ' t a y . ( - f j FBI ‘ TRANSMIT VIA: PRECEDENCE; CLAS SIFICATION: (_\ Teletype (_j Immediate C) TOP SECRET \ (CD Facsimile ((j Priority [J SECRET ' (] —AIRTEL [7] Routine (7) CONFIDENTIAL ' (J) UNCLAS EF TO H - [2 UNCLAS : /€ i Date 4715/81 } _Afto/ei nt FROM: SAC, MOBILE (7A-878) (P) SUB TECT-. ATE T. MAJOR CASE NO. 30 KIDNAPPING OO: AT ee eed | 2 TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (7A-18151) | Re Atlanta teletypes to Bureau, 4/6 - 7/81. The Fol lowing investigation was conducted by SA a oe |i SS } 4 Medical Records Departmen ns) arcy Hospital, Citronelle Highway, Mount Vernon, Alabama, “TU advised that Searcy Hospital discharges approximately 1,000 patients each year and that some 1500 patients would have been discharged from the period of 1/1/78 to 7/21/79. She said al inmates arrive from southern counties in Alabama, and persong. from northern counties usually go to a mental facility (Brice in North Alabama. Of those discharged, an ventured tha five persons would be "relocates" or they are discharged to an address different from that given upon entering Searcy. She added that there is no assurance or guarantee’ that the discharged person actually goes to the given new address. err ecera cle stated it would be a "major undertaking" to review eac 1scharge as the hospital is not operating by computer and each record must be reviewed for daily discharges and the personal file pulled and evaluated. She stated that State law forbids anyone, including FBI Agent or clerical personnel, from congycting such a survey to assist the hospital staff. She advised that MFv~trerry= Bartlett, Administrator of Searcy Hospital, would .% the person b to approve such an operation and he would be avai 1aP AD 198! 4 - at wall onl el ee le ke of Saeko Oe ee we BVO L Se CL er EE oy Soe rn Tuesday, te a 1981. _ Q - sures 4 R25) OS - > Relaneal ee 1835) Approved: . fransmitted a Per LL SC—. (Number? (Time? Los omy yz SF eA DN