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Bear moe Er 5 aS Aer en we ye bo . we wa: ~ . 4 ‘4 Doo . -7 + pm ‘i 2 i ya . Chicago File 580194 238 2F 0 ED OT ey “\ESTSIDE’ JACK O'KEEFE, 3121 vest Magi Street, Chicago, Illinois, was interviewed by Special Agents etiam . all October 15, 1947, At the time of this interview O'KEEFE ad- vised that of the subject parolees in Chicago, Illinois he is only ac- quaiuted with LOUIS CAMPAGNA, He states ha might recognize some of the other parolees if he saw them but is not acquainted with then, O'KEEFE advised he did not put up any money to be used as bond money for parolees ‘at the time of their apprehension in 1945, or was he contacted by anyone for this purpose. He stated he did not put up any money te be used in payment of the governmentts income tax claim against any of subject parolees, nor was he contacted by anyone for this purpose. He stated he did not put up any money which might be used as a bribe to procure the paroles of sub- ject parolees, nor was he contacted by anyone for this purpose. He stated he knows nothing concerning any money being advanced by anyone to be used as a bribe to promre the parole of subject parolees, He has heard no talk other than newspaper accounts of the possibility of parolees having procured their paroles through bribery. me ; Se en O'KEEFE advised he is acquainted with WILLIE HEENEY, having know him for about thirty or thirty-five years, He stated that during the past summer HEENEY has been in ill health, and as a result rented a place for the summer at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, where ‘O'KEEFE has a summer home. Se trunk siate & T2142 He stated that he has visited with HERMSY at Lake Geneva for a few moments “on occasion, and he had discussed the parole of subject parolees with HEENEY simply as a matter of interest, He stated that as he recalled, the only discussion they had concerning this matter was shortly after it was an-- nounced that Subjects were to be paroled and prior to the time that any mention was made of there having been any irngularities in the proouring of these paroles, He stated he has never at any time heard WILLIE HEENKY, or anyone else, state that they "fixed" the paroles of Subject parolees, y O'KEEFE advised he sould give no information indicating that snyone did or might have engaged in any improper aotivities in effor to procure the parole of subject parolees. He expressed the opinion that if money was used as a bribe, it would not have been handled by any outsider but would be paid through and handled entirely by someone in the “syndicate™, - + ai" + . 1 . wo ’ tt : : seer ae ny eee Maa, Be ae ae