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SF 183-320 PROSECUTIVE STATUS: 1. In April, 1978, Thomas E. Kotoske, Attorney in Charge, San Francisco Strike Force, U.S. Department of Justice, was presented with the facts of this case m: to issue Federal Grand Jury subpoenas to Giiciniieaae a A267 On May 24, 1978, Thomas E. Kotoske, Attorney in Charge, San Francisco Strike Force, issued Federal Grand Jury subpoenas for above subjects to appear in San Francisco before the b2 Federal Grand Jury on In addition, a Federal Grand Jury subpoena was issued to ba 5 h?C and fh ry, oan Francisco, an ' Strike Force Chief omas LE. Kotoske an Francisco, advised L 4 that eS and MPEP 125 Veras, Nevada, would be tesued suppoenas fe Eppes’ DeLrot Federal Grand Jury o> ° iia b35 b7E 1,3 4. Appearance of was rescheduled for YY i x Ly TC. in Federal G San Francisco. 5. On September 21, 1978, Thomas E. Kotoske, Attorney in Charge, . San Francisco Strike Force, advised that he desired to request Attorney General approval in the near future for grant of | immunity for subjec He advised that prior to requesting immunity Re desiree tepreview tapes from the Las sve involvi John Spiletro.and any calls between thers 6. Tom Henderson, Chief Attorney, Los Angeles Strike Force, advised that he would not allow Fratianno to testify in San Francisco until after trial in Los Angeles regarding the murder of Frank Bompensiero in which Fratianno is a witness, is completed. 7. On January 12, 1979, Thomas E. Kotoske, Attorney in Charge, San Francisco Stri dvised that he felt that the grant- ing of immunity co aliens would not. serve any purpose in wit kind of pressure could be pur on bpiD