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eset eed FOGTIGN —¥ Gta Gm. O16. MO, BF oy UNITED STATES' VERNMENT ~ Dap. AD Adm. & Memorandum Le Mr, Cochran shoe — ‘ 1 - Mr. Boyd _ Admin. —_ . : : : : Comp. Syst, To -: J, Cochran, Kr . . DATE: 2/27/76 a pas ay ‘iT. . Boyd 92 tO FROM Ae ECT: "Laboratory ' Plea, & Evol. _ See. | Trotdi Director Sac'y bo ‘Last evening Chicago polygraph examiner SA Herbert Briick télephonically “advised us that he may be called as a defense witness in the prosecution of Patty Hearst. He received this word from Leonard H. Harrelson, President, or Leonarde Keeler, Incorporated, Chicago. The Keeler establishment isa’ prominent polygraph school and F. Lee Bailey early‘ in his career was on its staff. | NYS as % - It appears that Harrelson was in San Francisco: conversing with Bai ley on the matter of admissibility of polygraph evidence’s ‘in the Hearst case and — - . Bailey indicated that he desired to issue a subpoena to a Government polygrapt examiner who would be used for the sole purpose of explaining the polygrap technique to the court. Harrelson apparently prevailed upon Bailey not to ‘ issue the subpoena until he, Harrelson, had had the opportunity to discuss the matter with Briick. 7 _— ' Briick has advised Harrelson’ ‘that ‘he definitely does not favor his being called as a witness in this matter. Briick, by teletype, 1 is advising the Bureau and San Francisco concerning this matter. Briick was-telephonically contacted this morning at which time he advised that he intends to call‘Harrelson this morning and will immediately provide us with the contents ‘of that ‘conversation. ws rU-42 3 " BURT Ye 999. [69 supervissSantneny § of the General Investigation Division has been advised of this matter. “a_ — _ ACTION: - _ a — & MAR 2 1876 Soi None. For information. <e 1- Mr. Gallagher (Atin: Mr. Antony), — Bs: pms g afr 23 9768: eT TET PT a rr ret te ct A ome gee ome ape Dn rT ap rrr et sr eee