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Mr. Nathan. Mo. TOISON .neseee Mr. leg ....... Ma ee | 4. S. Bepariment of Justice . . PoWine Faurd GS oe Baurewn of Inhestigation Nite PRA Voces : Patr Hog ote, A SUITE L he- Ii. Ghann.e. FEDERAL BUILDING ba MOETOT scence KANSAS CITY. - PeewereT TT Prt Ly December 11, 1933. Director, Division of Investigation, U. S. Department of Justice, . Washington, D.C. Dear Sir: ; RE: VERNON c .AnLLER(DECEASED)E? AL CONSPIRACY TO DELIVER FEDERAL PRISONER On November 12, 1035, K, E.jBrewer, the Subject in Kansas City File 73-256, entitled Kenneth E lfprewer, with aliases, origin San Antonio, Texas, wrote a letter to the Kansas City Division office, atcting that he desired to furnish some information to an agent of the Kansas City Division office. Brewer was interviewed at the Federal Penitentiary, Leavenworth, Kansas, and advised.that he had been sentenced on November 76, 1933, from Houston, Texas, under a sentence of one year and one day for Impersonation. He advised that when he was placed in the City Jail at Lincoln, Nebraska, recently awaiting renoval to Houston, Texas, he met one Charles;Doteon, who had been extradited from Muskogee, Oklahoma, to: answer a charge of robbery of a bank at York, Nebraska. Dotson told Brewer that he was well acquainted with Wilber Underhill, Fugitive, and Brewer stated that he told Dotson that he felt certain that he "could beat the Government caee," whereupon Dotaon told Brewer that if he were freed in the Federal case to return to see him at the City Jail at Lincoln, Nebraska, and that he would tell him how to get in touch with Wilber Underhill. Dotson further told Brewer that he would have his wife tell federal officers in the Oklahoma City office that he, Doteon, could fur- nish the whereabouts of Wilber Underhill, and that he should be freed on parole for that purpose, and that Dotson told hin, Brewer, that ali he wanted was fifteen minutes to get away from the City Jail at Lincoln, Nebraska, and that no one would find him thereafter. COPIES LDESTRUYED _~=EC 1§ 1933 ‘Mhoonc aD 40 AUG 31 1964 ; -_