</s>PERNELL EZZELL. Mr. Dowling said that he had no further information concerning Ezzell at this time. On August 12, 1968, Mrs. Fay Ezzelli, wife of Pernell Ezzell, 636 22nd Street, Orlando, Florida, furnished the following information: Pernell Ezzelle had his driver's license revoked for five years by the State of Florida because he had hit a bridge with his 1965 Buick or near Fayetteville, North Carolina, with his 1966 Buick in near Foyesville, North Carolinas, been charged with driving while intoxicated. Ezzells said that he had paid for the damages to the bridge, but his license was still revoked last week. Mrs. Ezell said that his husband Florida obtained last week he was unsuccessful, since the Orlando, Florida was obtained but was unsuccessful. Since the city to do his license and he could not travel throughout the city of his work. She advised that he left Orlando on Monday, August 5, 1968. for California in order to see employment. On Thursday, August 9, 1968 he called in the middle of the night, saying that he was in Los Angeles, California. working for an aircraft plant and making good money. He did not doing his own business. He said aircraft plant. He told his wife that he wanted her and the family to fly out in the near future when he would send money. On Saturday, August 11, 1968; Ezzella called about 8:00 P.M. saying he was not in Los Angels, California, He remarked to the effect that he has been out of the country and he had just gotten back, therefore, he had not gotten a permanent address. He had not been out not the country he had address. His did not been cut of the could she reached the he was out of his country. He could be a bit bitter because her husband had run up about a $1,000,000 debt he his American Express Credit Card. She had up his $1.000.00 debt he was American Express credit Card. Shared his $2.00.00,000.0.0,00.0 show good faith by supporting her and their child before she would decide whether or not to go to the California,Mrs. Eezell said that she was not certain whether or or not Ezsell, she been that she has not certainwhether or not ezzell had the influence with alcohol from the sound of his voice on the two occasions on which he made calls. She said that if he does 2 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Pernell Ezzell had his Florida driver's license revoked for five years due to a conviction in North Carolina. He was involved in an accident with his 1965 Buick, which damaged a bridge near Fayetteville or Clinton, North Carolina.

Howard Phillip Ethridge was arrested on August 14, 1968, after a high-speed chase from Pullman, Washington. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Steve Rowland reported overhearing a conversation between two men discussing threats against presidential candidates. The men mentioned getting $50,000 for the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy and Dean Rusk being next in line after McCarthy.

A man named Turner was dismissed from the FBI in 1961 due to his lack of truthfulness and poor attitude towards the agency. He appealed the decision but was ultimately denied reinstatement by the U.S. Supreme Court.

Simon Malley discussed the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy with a reliable source, stating that Malley believed the assassination was perpetuated by the American Red Hand and had been involved in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI and his subsequent attempts to clear his name through various legal channels. It also mentions his involvement with New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

The document contains information about a man named Ettridge, who was arrested in 1968 for making threats against presidential candidates. He claimed to have killed two policemen and participated in the assassinations of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

Airtel to SAC, Los Angeles, reports on Turner's activities, including his dismissal from the FBI

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