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BO 89-495 we hortl reafter o lane and ran i bush with They did n come out of the bush unti e next morning when they -: I it was safe. the followin information concerning the Peoples Temple (PT} and JIM JONES :( YU was in charge is temple. In June, 1976, JIM JONES took him to Jonestown. On 11/1/77, he tried to run away from Jonestown with one ] were caught and were chained and shakeled together for three weeks i 1 { { 4 made to work at hard labor for 18 hours a day as a punishment. ae On three or four occasions in the United States and three Pan four times in Jonestown he was made to sign blank pieces of paper. %. or twice in Jonestown a whole group was made to sign a paper, sayinc Peo they had stolen money. JIM JONES told them if they a attacked tl an Temple these confessions would be used against then f HM ‘oe ' JONES had body guards (number unknown) who sometimes carr: 2 hand guns. He did net know everyone on JONES' Security Force, howe. he did know they sometimes used the slogan "Defense of the Revolutic He never heard of the term "Angels". Feople in charge of various projects on the farm were on the Planning Commission. They met at 1 - A.O.L. Office. He did not know about an inner core on the Planning © Commission. He had no information concerning bribery or influence peddling by members of the Peoples Temple. He had no information cc cerning JONES' contact or influence over officials of the State of California, including Lieutenant Governor DIMALLEY. He had no info: mation regarding members of the Peoples Temple who are fugitives fre justice in the United States or have committed crimes that they are charged with. /Y 7/7 b . In Jonestown he worked 10 1/2 hours a day s coprapcad He worked seven days a week with 1/2 day o on Sundays. € § consisted mainly of rice and gravy. Each evening there would be a meeting between 7:45 pm and 11 pm. There would be a cla: in Russian language (records), news was given and JONES would usual) speak. The security at Jonestown consisted of guards in the tower i one or two guards at JONES' house. Sometimes these guards were arme h) bie, enone apie Hib Three or four months ago two Soviet officials from the Ru: Embassy in Georgetown visited Jonestown. He did not know the purpo: of the visi ul) In Jonestown weapons were stored in a warehouse made out ¢ troolie leaves. He did not know how many weapons, crossbows, long- bows and combination bows were stored in a crate next to the metal =e PAY) x)