◆ SpookStack

yt re Sn nae a nf eee eae A sae AP, ens A Fr UN eee TS * C C FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION {hm Dete December 8, 1964 On Decem t 5:20 PM, at TOMMY ARTHUR HO arirenenged on charges of violation of Title 18, Section 4, was “6S. Code. He was immediately brought to the Meridian Office of the FBI. p/7c HORNE was advised.o entity of the interviewing Agents, and was informed by seat: he did not have to make a statement, that he could consult with an attorney before making a statement, that any statement he made could be used against him in a court of law and that if he could not afford an attorney, the court would appoint an attorney to represent him. He was advised to remove the contents of his pockets, which consisted of cigarettes, money, a handkerchief and keys for his automobile or truck. bic On December 4, 1964, at 7:45 PM TOMMY A, HORNE was taken to the U. S. Commissioner's Office, Post Office Building, Meridian, where he appeared before ESTHER CARTER, VU. S Commissioner, who advised him of his right to an attorney and that he was charged with violation of Title 18, Section 4, G. S. Code. HORNE was represented by attorneys at law. HORNE was released on nd an@ is to appear on December 10, 1964, at 10 AM for a preliminary hearing before the U. 5S. Commissioner. bic. Oren Jackson 157-1112 12/4/64 Meridian, Miasissippi Jackson 44-1 Ont tl SAs and aC, mt” 12/7/64 by Dote dictated This document contotna neither cecommandotions nor conclusions of the FBI. it ts the property of the FB) and is looned to your “AY Hond its contents are nolio be distributed outside your agency. ae 7 GA? ol io ee ee ee, ee co ee ee cee. Peet ee en ce a on cco eee een Teeside thee oe ied