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” ra a. al ° a op 1 te Pt ‘ - oy ° a ai omy ‘ i Chicago File No. 56-194 ites «ite Officer, Parole Board, Washington, D. C., and that D'ANDREA's oerole plan.” eaatiagatian was ta he excedited. Mr. FISHPR stated that in view of this, er TIVES tipavivin Nas we wR SA Oe we 2 Otay wae WOU : o the investigation af the parole plan of D'ANDREA was mailed direct to URICH - EEL » in Washington rather than to the Warden at Springfield, Missouri. Mre « eh ee % FISHER stated that his office conducted their investigation and wired. :. a ee Leavenworth August 12, 197 of their approval of the parole plan, and: AE 4h followed the wire by their written report the following day, August toe ee Mr. FISHER stated that, in his opinion, there was nothing unusual about instant paroles other than the great amount of publicity received and the | my foot that his office wos asked to exnedi te aporoval of the parola plans. : AO wie ha Mad TP Ur. FISJER stated that he had no information concerning any "irregularities wy in connection with the paroles of the subjects of this case. Mr» FISHER:. aoe pointed cut that it was not too unusual to be requested to expedite investi- we gation of parole plans, and pointed out that in some instances, his men have: 7.7% been out conducting investigations of parole plans and have found that the = men have already been released from the institutions. Mr. FISHER did state, °" however, that normally speaking, his office had on an average of four to © five weeks to investigata parole plans. : Lins FISHER stated that because of the backgrounds of these men, ha felt his:.. , office should have had more time, and stated that he had learned one thing, | : that he was never again going to exmedite an investigation of a parole plan, : - regardiess of wiere the request came frome He stated that he did not know. = = aie how mch time lire YEAGLEY at Leavenworth was given; that is, he did not know or, when the prisoners submitted their psrole plans. Mr. FISHER stated that it (Sout el is the custom that ag soon as a parole plan is submitted to the penitentiary, © see ye aint same is forwarded to the Parole Office covering the district in which the man. °° .', Nasa ei intends to reside after his release. Because of thi s, Mr. FISHER atated that: a a. his office has received may parole plans a short period after the incarcera~' | ae tion of the prisoner. Be: Mr. FISHER stated that his office had received medical certificates to the effect that D'ANDREA was in need of medical attention, and his office had granted permission for D'ANDREA to enter the Mayo Brothers! Clinic at ts Rochester, Minnesota, and that recently D'ANDREA has requested the permission Ssh to enter another clinic. . , thee Mr. FISHER stated that each of the parclees would personally appear monthly. as oa cz at his officee He pointed out that in some instances, parolees are given v4 “be on - permission to mail in their monthly forms. However, in this particular 0ase," on Tees, ae Mr. FISHER has already instructed that these men appear personally between “wv <tt> &. the first and firth of a month to report on their activities the. preceding. aye a ayia; monthe Mre FIS! stated that the usual custom is that these men will *& : - 40 = a te oa “ = m a ; rove a we. a ones atm, wh ogee o A a ee ata ee a rey te ml ae aa +A ier -