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About six months ago, a Mr. SHAPIRO telephoned GAROFALO and identified himself as an attorney acting for PHILIP D'ANDREA. SHAPIRO at that time asked if GAROFALO would write a letter to the Parole Board recommending that D'ANDREA be paroled. SHAPIRO stated that D'ANDREA was ill, and GAROFALO stated that he, pt was influenced somewhat by being told that D! ANDREA was sicke — . er GAROFALO stated that he does not know any of the other subjects in this case. ie and is not intimately acquainted with any of D'ANDREA's friends.” - om “a a as GAROFALO stated that no one had attempted to apply any pressure with regard to’ the letter of recomaendation, that no promises of money or other reward were made to him, and that he wrote the letter to the Parole Board, stating exactly - what he thought of D'ANDREA, and believes that if D'ANDREA were given another a wm ooM chance, that he would be a good citizen. co EYES oy At this point, GARCFALO mentioned that he kmew that D'ANDREA. had engaged | in . ue a considerable charity work in his positions with the two above-mentioned Thalisn;; ae # organizations, D'ANDRIEA being particularly active in this type of work Guring * 2 the Christmas holidays. 24 RY ™ te . - - mo —. ot Be epee: ered oe . : . . ., "i Pek we at : : ‘ - ne ne on Sp ag ee Ne peers a ON at a Tae ae wr ee Tot sos we o-, 5 owe. 4 ee ~ . 2 Nae eB we Fa a ee te te te a a ta ah * PA aie | a rere pak on,