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aes Te @ a ’ . EDWARD M. KENNEDY - VICTIM b6 bic On June 20, 1968, CARL W. FEICKERT, United States Attorney, Eastern District of Illinois, East St. Louis, Illinois, was telephonically contacted and furnished information regardingl | background, his commitment to the Federal Medical Center, Springfield, Missouri; previous commitments to the Illinois State ~ Hospital, threats on former a eeek oe Dee city bic statement made at the desk of City j ank, Kankakee; and information regarding call to Albuquerque on June 6, 1968, and his s t made during conversation with Officer Jailer, during telephone contact. Mr.[ advised he did not consider the statement an attempt to extort as defined under the Extortion Statute, but merely a threat. — He advised that he would desire that the State's Attorney, Kankakee County, be apprised of present activity and that the State's Attorney consider committing [|to a state mental hospital. On June 20, 1968, Detective Li Kankakee Police Department, and State's Attorne Kankakee County, Illinois, wéré:advised OG of Mr[ ~] desire. BIC Mr advised that he was willing to comply with Mr. desire if a complaint could be filed. LiéutenantL___]advised that he was certain a complaint could be filed. On June 21, 1968, Lieutenant a again advi at he is sure a complaint could be filed and that would be arrested within the next — two or three days. He stated that as soon as[ sii arrested he will be examined by a physician and will then be committed to a state institution on advice of the Kankakee County State's Attorney.