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CI 44-1249 4 Wooster, Ohio. He noted, however, that he would furnish such names if called to testify before a grand jury or similar event. He also noted that the great majority of these persons were previously interviewed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in 1970 regarding this matter. However, these persons did not volunteer any information, as they had been instructed, apparently by the ONG, to only answer specific questions that were asked and not to volunteer any information. He also noted that the Company Commander_o ONG company at ante time of the above events was fe)s! whem weetelaae noasnr Woanatar WhO Te@sices meat WVeOosve , Onl. 7" (ee ; 18 now assigned to the headquarters of the ONG in Columbus, thae| ie: he still resides near Wooster. He noted that could provide the names of persons present during 2 above events. He noted that he does not recall it Ga vo present durin ese events or not. He noted tha e es not know home address, however, the ONG Armory at Wooster could provide it. He also noted that he had turned in a written statement regar ae his seeing the gun recovered from the individual to the same day (May 4, 1970) that these events occurred. This statement = made part of an ONG report regarding this matter. furnished a xerox copy of this statement, which reads as follows: ty “at. et : 7 ot ¢ . * . - ‘ . - of r + 7% “4.