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oN “y 7 | ple hiemo DeLoach to Mohr 12/27/63 Re: Frank Sinatra, Jr., - Victim Kidnaping Simon told Mosk with respect to the Sinatra case, this case roved so fast there was very little time to notify any one. Simon told Mosk tiat Parker had publicly indicated his policies of nonpayment of ransom and, therefore, : it would have been virtually impossible for the FBI to have worked wii Yar«er. ; Simon asked Mosk how he would have felt if the victim had been his ows cnild. : Mosk admitted that Parker's policies raise grave problems. There was little else <4 lof pertinence stated at the conference. Bee Simon stated that Mosk would undoubtedly go on with his inquiry. “37 ° T told Simon we should not infer to Mosk or anyone else that the FBI -yanted the inquiry : stopped, that we shouldn't place ourselves in that posifion inasmuch as we have ' nothing to fear. Simon pointed out Mosk's investigsto. might possibly contact him, + Simon. I told Simon if id contact hin, a~ ¢ sald feel free to tell him the i same facts that ASAC O'Connell had toic Govecce © nm and that Simon had told Mosk. he Euntley-Brinkle; +3 0° vnight did carry the fact os t taat Commissioner Crittenden had pur. sie i : - . .nere was absolutely no_critics 1c ~-aatgoever or lack of cooperation agai:w:u. :'—.0¢ on the part of the FBI.4 - 2oncluded by stating apparently the report tnat nad oeen carried last night indicating a . it lack of cooperation on the part of the FBI had now been denied. Both SACs Simon and O'Connell have been instructed to send in san:mary teletypes regarding their participation in this matter. Both men have been , astructed to get in touch with their trusted sources of information among the ‘ news media and see to it that the press release by Governor Brown and Commissioner j Crittenden is played up to the fullest in the State of California. ACTION: We will follow this matter closely. _y-__BESTCOPY AVALABLE— —-— on eee re cee rere