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a °y AX 7-12 PAGE TWO SOME KIND OF “aq DEAL” TO SWAP INFORMATION FOR ASSISTANCE FROM THE © CHAIRMAN IN CONNECTION WITH A CASE IN WHICH CASEY, WHO WAS PRESENTLY QUT ON BOND, HAD BEEN CHARGED WITH POSSESSING DYNAMITE. HORNER SAID THE TWO INDIVIDUALS WERE EMPHATICALLY TOLD THAT THE COMMITTEE WAS NOT INTERESTED IN SUCH A PROPOSAL. HORNER THEK STATED THAT YESTERDAY MARCH 11, 1974, THE COMMITTEE RECEIVED A CALL FRON OWE KEVIP e, SHAUGHNESSY, WHO IDENTIFIED HINSELF AS A SECURITY OFFICES WITH wie Boc INFORNATION SCIENCES COMPANY, 7623 OLD SPRINGHOUSE ROAD, MC LEAN, VIRGINIA, TELEPHONE 893-1800, EXTENSION 716. HOPNER SAID SHAUGHUWESSY WAS CALLING IN BE HALF OF ALEXANDER AND CASEY. SHAUGHNESSY CLAIMED THAT ALEXANDER VAS IN AD POSITION TO LEAD AUTHORITIES TO THE HIDEOUT WHERE PATRICIA HEARST WAS BEING HELD. SHAUGHNESSY ADDED , HOWEVER, BEFORE ALEXANDER WOULD AGREE TO BO THIS. HE WOULD HAVE To BE. ASSURED THAT SOME HELP AND ASSISTANCE WOULD BE GRANTED ‘BY AUTHORITIES IN THe CASE INVOLVING SUNKY, foaRceR A HELL" Ss ANGEL! MEMBER WHO Is PRESENTLY INCARCERATED ON T E WEST COAST. f: SHAUGHNESSY HAD | e. AT THE TIME HORNER SPOKE WITH é. NOT BEEN RECONTACTED BY/TH2 COMMITTEE CONCERNING THIS OFFER; HOWEVER, END PAGE THO . ’ AR OT TYE . ¥ t | arn = 2 Ee a te me Ae A ENE | TR CAS, _ Ee 5 ~, —— Pt sa . TS aiid —_—-— et oe a “ee ca a ae we wh at re ee ee ek age, PS Foe ge, ee