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fo 76-2436 wie. %) Ck D-:: advised he was being interviewed relative to a Federal Fugitive Investigation, the type of which, should he furnish nformation, would involve him in a possible harboring violation. tated as he is currently still on parole from Angola Louisiana tate Penitentiary, he ine, Mia anything which would possibly violate this parole. At that time, was furnished twenty photographs of white males and aske re) Bo through them, pointing out anyone who he is acquainted with. chose the photograph of FRANK LEE MORRIS, 10 number 3584, stat while in Angola, he felt around the early 1950's, he knew the individual whose picture he had chosen as FRANK LYONS. He said he has not seen this individual since MORRIS’ transfer from ms Angola to a prison, possibly in Mississippi. He said the time he fs ard anything about MORRIS 4, or i when he a eee hE the subject of this particular program was the life of ndividual he knew as FRANKI ONS. seen, s he heard, from MORRIS since his transfer from Angola. Yo) CL was asked if he was ted with a fellow named or one named and he said he served Angola with both of these individualé. He said he does see periodically in the New Orleans but he has not geen Phiimne * PATS . He said he has no idea how you could go about ge @ in Couch Wien but suggested inquiries could possibly be _ " the wae p-:: asked if he could recall any conversations he might have ha n July of 1966, concernin LEE MORRIS, and he advised he could not. He said his wife is aware of him having once been acquainted with MORRIS and eve sible, some time in years past, he talked to her about MORRIS. He added, however, he is positive © he did not, a time, tell his wife he had seen FRANK LEE MORRIS in New Orleans. reiterated he had not seen MORRIS since their confinement days. was, at this point, again strongly told of the Harboring Statute, and advised he would not attempt to shield MORRIS or hide any information he might have about him. ~6- | 544