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—~ 3 LA 7-1627 _ # approximately 23, 5'3", nicely dressed compared to , | “Susan". She was also polite and very refined. ¢ When "Sue" first walked up I said "You look familiar, {! 1 haven't I seen you on T.V.?" She said "No, I'm not that lucky" or something to that affect. I returned to my residence prior to 6:00 p.m. and a short time later "Susan” and "Sue" came to my residence both carrying flight bags with zippers across the top. We began talking and I asked them if they had any identification, They both were seated at the time and each opened their flight bags and brought out machine guns pointing them at me initially. They said this is all the identification we need. I agreed with them and they were smiling the whole time. The three of us talked about Malcolm X, poor whites, and the blacks. The conversation lasted for about 15 or 20 minutes. I felt that they were trying to find out what I thought about these topics as opposed to Sharing their views. They both put their machine guns back into the flight bags and left. ; "About two hours later a man came to the door and had to identify himself several times as I had difficulty in hearing him. Iie finally said "I am the husband." I opened the door and allowed him to enter and I now describe him as a male, Negro, age 30, 5°10", medium build, wearing dark outdoor type clothing and a knit multicolored hat. He said "I am Cingue." I said "You don't look like him.” He said “How do you think I have gotten as far as I have. I have changed my appearance.” He initiated a conversation and I felt he was trying to find out what my thoughts were about the plight of the black man and the poor white. He shoved to me a photograph of a group of people with guns. He said he was not going to hurt me ut that his friends in the neighborhood knew of me and implied that if I should betray him there would be retaliation against myself or my family. I told Cingue "When you leave don't. leave me bloody." Cinque said "Don't believe that bull shit on the radio. We're out to help all the people not just blacks." Cingue told me to come ' by the house in about 20 minutes, I 1 56- Ee Dae a a ren yeahs bier antrenae nye pln OnE a Te RE TE ae pri a Me. Sy me A tae ee Oe Py fs 1 ne mw mee el tT gh EIN PE ES