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BERNARD L, AKIN It is noted that JAMES EDWARD JORDAN, in his signed statement concerning the murder and burial of the civil rights workers, stated that the individuals who came from Neshoba County to recruit citizens of Lauderdale County to participate in the action against SCHWERNER, CHANEY and GOODMAN met at Akin's Mobile Homes and that BERNARD L, AKIN was there though he did not participate in the actual murders, He did have knowledge of the planning. HORACE DOYLE BARNETTE in his sisned statement eee bre, bIO ee A7° 575 In view of the above, it appears there is no conflict in AKIN's statement and information furnished by the two witnesses, and no further investigation is felt warranted along this line. pot ee haa oe