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-204Rev.3-3-59 ED staTes Department Of STICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Copy to: USA, St. Louis Report of: SA ST. LOUIS Office: Date: August 23, 1968 Field Office File #: 166-425 Bureau File #: 166-3709 Title: IRVING RESNICK VICTIM b6 b7C b7D INTERSTATE TRANSPORTATION IN AID Character: OF RACKETEERING - EXTORTION Synopsis: Caesar's Palace Hotel Casino, Las Vegas, states the firm of Freemonth, Hancock, Geyer and Audrain employed as. auditors for Caesar's Palace and regularly audit casino records. A is employed by that company and is known to contact persons who are indebted to the casino. states a and a are both employed in the cashier's cage of Caesar's Palace Hotel and telephonically contact customers of the hotel who owe money. Victim states has received no additional telephone calls, letters, or threats of any kind.. DETAILS: AT LAS VEGAS, NEVADA The Las, Vegas Division advised on July 26, l968 that on July 22, 1968, in the casino, Caesar's Palace Hotel, advised that Caesar's Palace employs the firm of Freemonth, Hancock, Geyer and Audrain as their auditors and that they regularly audit their casino records. He pointed out that there is a who is employed by this particular firm and he stated that he is aware of a practice of this firm to attempt to verify stated indebtednesses to Caesar's Palace. He said that on this basis, it is very possible that might have contacted or could have even. written him a letter attempting to obtain an acknowledgement of indebtedness to Caesar's Palace.. also advised that there is both a and a who are employed in the cashier's cage of Caesar's Palace Hotel, and included in their duties are instructions to contact telephonically, or through whatever means they are able, customers of Caesar's Palace who owe them money and attempt to have this This document contatns neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.