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Ae ‘7 To: Washington Fil From: Washington ric Re: 174C-WF-218565, 10/17/2000 UCOK when one of the users attempted to access NOW's webpage. However, the staff. was not alerted when NOW received eleven additional threatening / viclent E-mails on April 4, 2000 and April 7, 2000 from numerous IP addresses, all of which resolved to the University of Central Oklahoma. ued a SA of the FBI Oklahoma City interviewed of the University .of Central Oklahoma and he indicated that the UCOK staff was not willing to put in place any procedures, i.e. sign-ons or passwords, to attempt to identify computer users nor were they willing to set up a surveillance of the computers which had been used to transmit the threats. Furthermore, he indicated that they had not initiated any type of measure to identify any possible suspects. The World March of Women was held in Washington DC on October 15, 2000 with no reported problems and no incidents of violence. The purpose of the March was to demand an end to poverty and violence against women. NOW was the primary organizer for the March. This case closure request is based on the following reasons: 1) There are no suspects in this case, 2) The only viable lead was that all of the threats came from the University of Central Oklahoma, the staff of which have been uncooperative with the FBI, 3) The most recent threats were received on 4/7/2000; no additional threats have been received, 4) The March of Women was held on 10/15/2000 and no incidents occurred. ++ b3 be: b7C :