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an br ths Sf ae ae Sr a Rs re Nar cee BB ST TO FROAL OFNOmal Ot HO, Ih 3910-166 mar hal LOTION Gha GEN. IG, MO. 27 UNITED STATES. GOVERNMENT Memorandum Mr. Jenkins R. R Frick / 4 - : _— SUBJECT: (ie ARNAP INFORMATION CONCERNING Committee, advised Se Richard HYichord (D-Mo. ) had met Friday, 3-8-7A, and PaytCasey who claim inally kind of ' f Bob Horner, St DATE: 3. 12-74 | aff Director, House jatérnal Security on 3-11-74 that he ard Committee Chairman Telephone Re. Director Sec’y —— with Sandy/Alexander)- j\ {pte ° Lotorcycle efoup; Hell's orner stated that after a lengthy discussion, they eter exander and Caséy vere hopeful of arranging some 'a deal” to swap information for assistance from the Chairman in ~ connection with a case in which Casey,: who was presently out on bond, had been Horner said the two individuals were charged with possessing dynamite. emphatically told that the Committ a call from one Kevin B.“Shaughnessy, ee was not interested in such a propo sal. Horner then stated that yesterday, 3-11-74, the Committee received efficer with the PRC Information Sciences Company, McLean, was calling in behalf of Alexan Alexander was in a position who identified himself as a security 7600 Old Springhouse Road, ' Virginia, telephone 893-1800, extension 716. Horner said Shaughnessy ,~ der and Casey. Shaughnessy claimed that Pr lead authorities to the hideout where Patricia i Hearst was being held. Shaughnessy added, however, before Alexander would agree to do ‘be granted by authorities in the case in member who is presen - recontacted by the Committee conc Shaughnessy would be tol proposal, that th¢inform Shaughnessy wanted to cont 1 - Mr. Franck - Mr. Gebharat 1 this he would have to be assured that some help and assistance would volving Sunny Barger, a Hell’s Angel. | tly incarcerated on the West Coast. | Drake pw ¥ _ At the time Horner spoke with Fulton, Shaughnessy had not been erning this offer; however, Horner said Committee wanted nothing to do with this a c! . GAG ar ar Tae) . t oA rt, he 233 reer oe Can Vere <n so! d that the ation had been furnished to the FBI, and that if act the FBI then he should do so. Horner commented that, based on his meeting with Alexander and Casey, he placed little, if any credence in Alexander’s claim. He said oe * - rt “* 20-88 1 - Mr. Wannall 1- Mr. Bowers RECOMMENDATION CONTINUED Cn aaa - Shaughnessy-is unknown to his \. ~~ OVER_ ' + . ve ge?