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‘ . , nN ¢ . * . ”* ke . _ -~? - Re: Threat Against Senator Edward M. Kennedy [J aavisea that he does not know the present Pe whereabouts of Mrs.[_ sd husband and, in fact, has “ btaining of a court from the premises of He advised his niece, Mrs. had been residing in a farm house across the street from his estate with her husband until approximately four months ago b6 when she had moved in with him and her two chi en, ages 5 bm and 8. He advised that although she is cnty[ ease old, she has.been an alcoholic for many years and icularly bad for the last four years, -She has tried suicide in the past and had made similar calls to the call ‘made by her on the night of January 10, 1966.” advised she has been a. problem to him and his wife, but ey are endeavoring to have her committed in order that she might become cured. vised that he is positive no harm was intended by Mrs. and, in fact, she was quite impressed with the Kennedys, having corresponded in a favorable manner to Senator Edward M. Kennedy and had received replies in the past. b6 bIc advised he was making efforts with the telephone company to prevent his niece from making any further such calls and was considering installing a locking device on his telephone. residence on the afternoon of January 11, 1966. bI7C ADDENDUM: On January 14, 1965, AUSA Samuel V. Phillips, who declined prosecution of subject for violation of the Extortion Statute, Section 875, Title 18, U. S. Code, in view of her obvious mental condition and the lack of intent to commit the crime. This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusion’ ef the FBI, It ig the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency, t }